City Hall spends about $2 million each year in social services for the homeless and untold dollars more in police and paramedic hours dealing with the large transient population.
Recently,
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
Q-LINE, from page 4
“Should Big Blue Bus drivers wait for elderly people to be seated before they take off on their routes?”
Here are your responses: ■ “Not only
An elderly Santa Monica woman who broke her hip on the Big Blue Bus last year recently lost a lawsuit against City Hall.
In the lawsuit, the woman claimed City
An elderly Santa Monica woman who broke her hip on the Big Blue Bus last year recently lost a lawsuit against City Hall.
In the lawsuit, the woman claimed City
An elderly Santa Monica woman who broke her hip on the Big Blue Bus last year recently lost a lawsuit against City Hall.
In the lawsuit, the woman claimed City
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
So this week, Q-Line wants to know, “Should Big Blue Bus drivers wait for elderly people to be seated before they take off on their routes?”
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“Should the OPCC homeless shelter be moved to the city’s eastside? If not, where is the best place to put it?”
Here are your responses: (Editor’s note: The
A proposed homeless shelter at Cloverfield Boulevard and Michigan Avenue has many residents upset because they think transients will loiter, panhandle and engage in other antisocial behavior in their neighborhoods.
But council members heed resident concerns and alter the project
A homeless shelter will be built at Cloverfield Boulevard and Michigan Avenue, though it won’t feature all the components
