By Lee Fernandez Santa Monica
Yet another letter about the homeless problem in Santa Monica. I use public transportation, and go for walks twice a day all over the city.
11 percent of nation’s homeless reside in LA
CITYWIDE — Officials are hopeful that local and regional efforts to fight homelessness may soon become more cohesive through a series of
By Randy Walburger Santa Monica
Regarding Carole Orlin’s commentary (SMDP, Nov. 21, page 5), Ms. Orlin and all the other homeless haters who refer to poor homeless people as
Police sweep bluffs to keep coast clear
By JASMIN PERSCH Special to the Daily Press
PALISADES PARK — More than 100 firefighters from throughout Los Angeles County converged here Sunday night
By Christine Burley
I am writing because I would like to know if the City Council has their priorities where they should be. If Santa Monica has all this money
By Daily Press staff
Los Angeles’ “other” professional basketball team recently helped bring Thanksgiving to those in need.
On Monday, Nov. 21, the Los Angeles Clippers teamed up with Ralph’
This past week, Q-line asked: “How can City Hall increase access for residents to the new skatepark without putting a strain on its budget?”
Here are your responses: ✆ “In
Back for more stuffing Over 2,000 served at last year’s dinner
By JASMIN PERSCH Special to the Daily Press
MAR VISTA — Danny Crowley, 6, cracked two eggs on
Ewell looking forward to tackling city’s woes
By RYAN HYATT AND CAROLYN SACKARIASON Daily Press Staff Writers
CITY HALL — The embattled city manager from San Diego, who was appointed
Another chapter in the debate over how much development can be tolerated in the face of increasing traffic and parking demands will play out Tuesday night in City Hall.
The
By Daily Press staff
There are still victims of Hurricane Katrina searching for new homes. On Sunday, Dec. 11, New Leash On Life and Rescue For Ruffugees will host Hurricane
