By Daily Press staff
Virginia Avenue Park and the City of Santa Monica is celebrating the diversity of cultures in the community through music, dance, traditional foods, crafts and storytelling
Official discussions about how to feed the needy have begun
Food distributors for the homeless and social service providers are hammering out an agreement that would link their programs. Two
mean to erect barriers to meal programs and sleeping in doorways.
The business community came out in full force to air their grievances with antisocial behavior associated with some members
By Daily Press staff
The Westside Shelter and Hunger Coalition will honor 24 previously homeless people who made changes in their lives, as well as nine civic organizations and businesses
High profile figures have lobbied council members to vote against ordinances designed to place limitations on the city’s homeless population.
Rev. Jesse Jackson of the Rainbow Push Coalition; author
On Wednesday, September 11, Santa Monica firefighters honored three local residents, Dennis and Melissa Eagleson and Anne Grosso, for maintaining a 9/11 memorial.
The area surrounding the Fire department
City covered up to $20M
Dozens of people provide a swarming defense for the City of Santa Monica each time it gets sued.
They are there for two reasons: To
that would require Malibu to follow strict state standards for protecting its fragile coastal ecosystem and providing broader public access.
More than 250 angry residents turned out for the meeting.
Samohi will erect memorial for resident who died on 9-11
While the terrorist attacks that took place one year ago today may have occurred thousands of miles away, the
New committee seeks to address public safety
When it comes to the growing number of homeless people in downtown Santa Monica, the business community plans to take matters into its
Health official says feedings should be held at shelters
Groups that feed hundreds of homeless people daily in Santa Monica may soon have to answer to another bureaucracy.
Terrance Powell,
Resident calls freeway project a ‘boondoggle’
A botched effort to spruce up Interstate 10 between Fourth Street and Cloverfield Boulevard in Santa Monica has turned the once-green corridor into
