The Santa Monica City Council has passed an ordinance that has created a “zone” downtown to prevent homeless men and women from sleeping in the doorways of businesses.
While some
The Santa Monica City Council has passed an ordinance that has created a “zone” downtown to prevent homeless men and women from sleeping in the doorways of businesses.
While some
Santa Monica downtown redesign on the horizon
The city’s downtown district is in a state of disconnect, a consultant said Monday.
Fred Kent, president of Project for Public Spaces,
The Santa Monica City Council has passed an ordinance that has created a “zone” downtown to prevent homeless men and women from sleeping in the doorways of businesses.
While some
Laws are designed to protect public health
When a new law that forbids people from sleeping in downtown doorways goes into effect in December, Santa Monica police will be out
By Hank Rosenfeld
Sitting in a white man’s barbershop in downtown Santa Monica, talking it all over with Pete. Pete the Barber is Greek and he loves speech. We
By Larry Mollin Santa Monica
I found it interesting that Joanne Leavitt, of the League of Women Voters, Santa Monica, would describe the VERITAS initiative as bogus. She goes on
Last week, Q-line asked, “What’s so great about living in Santa Monica?” Here are your responses: ■ “Santa Monica is great. We have such great generous people here, the
Officials take action to curb food lines, sleeping in commercial doorways
With the aim of limiting the numbers of homeless people downtown, the Santa Monica City Council enacted two controversial
By Timothy Spence Santa Monica
(This letter was originally addressed to City Councilman Kevin McKeown and the rest of the City Council) The following is an e-mail which I
Ban tougher than state law
By Daily Press staff
The Santa Monica City Council tonight is expected to vote on two highly controversial laws designed to move homeless people out
It doesn’t make sense.
Why in the world would Santa Monica officials want to ban sleeping on the streets in the downtown core when everybody knows that homeless people
