By Daily Press staff
Successful female business owners will be honored next week for helping the community. Judy Rehwald Richards, Francie Rehwald and Bill Rehwald, co-owners of W.I.
Local resident Kelly Hayes-Raitt visited Iraq twice this year—once in February, just 5 weeks before the U.S. bombings and invasion, and in July, where she found some
By Daily Press staff
Citizens are taking it upon themselves to clean up their neighborhood. Residents in the Ninth Street and Michigan Avenue area have organized a “Neighborhood Clean-Up
It’s time for other cities to buck up
(Editor’s note: This is the last article in an ongoing series covering the issue of homelessness in Santa Monica.)
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Police chief: Homeless are not all criminals
(Editor’s note: This is part of an ongoing series covering the issue of homelessness in Santa Monica).
Before they approved $1.8
Local resident Kelly Hayes-Raitt just returned from her second trip to Iraq, where she found some of the children and women who touched her so deeply during her first
By Daily Press staff
The Fairview Branch Library’s engraved brick fundraiser is moving ahead toward its goal of $50,000. The money raised will purchase new furniture, a P.
The Santa Monica City Council is reviewing an annual report of how well its social service programs have helped the city’s growing homeless population become self-sufficient through shelters
Providers, business leaders and homeless people speak out
(Editor’s note: This is the third article in an ongoing series addressing the homeless situation in Santa Monica. Future articles will
Local resident Kelly Hayes-Raitt just returned from her second trip to Iraq, where she found some of the children and women who touched her so deeply during her first
The Santa Monica City Council is reviewing an annual report of how well its social service programs have helped the city’s growing homeless population become self-sufficient through shelters
