Rev. Ronald Williams, of the First African Methodist Episcopal Church by the Sea, and Rev. Mike Gutierrez, of St. Anne’s Catholic Church, in conjunction with the Community Corporation of
A recent city survey notes that the top concerns of Santa Monicans are the increasing number of homeless people living on the streets, too much development and too much traffic.
Traffic likely to remain an issue as city thrives
Here’s a shocker: Santa Monica residents think there are too many homeless, too much development and too much traffic here.
By Daily Press staff
Congressman Henry A Waxman will give a “State of Our Congress” address today at Pacific Gardens in Santa Monica.
The address is scheduled for 2 p.
The city was sued last Friday for instituting a law that requires charitable groups to have permits from the Los Angeles County Health Department and the city in order to
By Daily Press staff
Long time educator Sylvia Rousseau will be the keynote speaker for the Martin Luther King Jr. celebration in Santa Monica, which has become one of the
The city was sued on Friday for instituting a law that requires charitable groups to have permits from the Los Angeles County Health Department and the city in order to
By Daily Press staff
People for a Santa Monica Youth Commission, a newly formed Santa Monica-based group currently enlisting volunteers, endorsements and support, will hold a public meeting on
By Daily Press staff
The City of Santa Monica will host a Community Voices Gathering — the culmination of a community-wide human services planning process — on Saturday, Jan. 11, at
Education, training and warnings first need to happen
Two laws effectively designed to reduce the homeless population downtown have not yet gone into effect, despite that they were passed more
By Daily Press staff
The S. Mark Taper Foundation recently granted St. Joseph Center’s Bread & Roses Café and Family Center Food Pantry $140,000 to increase the nutritional
