By Daily Press staff
The public safety committee of the Santa Monica Chamber of Commerce will visit area businesses today to determine whether a law passed last fall preventing people
FALL PROGRAMS IN SANTA MONICA.
Santa Monica YMCA – Parent/Child Gym and Water Enrichment – 3 months and up. Registration is underway for the fall session beginning September 20th - December 13th.
CHECK OUT THE FUNNIES ON PAGE 12! Midnight Special looks to October re-opening
Nearly five months after the lease signing for its new downtown location, the Midnight Special Bookstore
FALL PROGRAMS IN SANTA MONICA.
Santa Monica YMCA – Parent/Child Gym and Water Enrichment – 3 months and up. Registration is underway for the fall session beginning September 20th - December 13th.
By Todd Flora
■ It’s no secret that one of the biggest problems Santa Monica faces is homelessness. The problem is much larger than one entity can solve but Santa
Santa Monica Place garages under construction
A territorial battle is brewing over valuable free parking in downtown Santa Monica.
The dispute is over the two city-owned garages at Santa
“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
By Joanne Gamlin
Like federal officials, who immediately after Sept. 11, insisted they never envisioned planes being hijacked to fly into important buildings, Santa Monica officials maintained they never imaged
By John Zarchen Santa Monica
After reading your retraction (editor) and letters (Mr. Bolt and Ms. “Viper”) I want to clarify my comments of July 22.
I am espousing vigilance
By Michael J. Tittinger
They’re everywhere, these older drivers are — stopping and starting, turning and parking. It’s a phenomenon we had little reason to take notice of before
By Guest Commentary By the board of directors of the Pico Neighborhood Association
Although the Pico Neighborhood Association supports efforts to end homelessness in the city of Santa Monica, it
Russell Weller says he is ‘distraught’ and heartbroken
By JEREMY KUTNER Special to the Daily Press
Police officials have scheduled a press conference for this afternoon to make an announcement
