This past week, Q-line asked: “What businesses would you like to see in the space currently occupied by Perry’s stands? Should things stay as they are, or would
Future development plans to be discussed next week
BRENTWOOD — Residents concerned about the fate of the Veteran Administration’s 387-acre campus gathered for a town hall meeting on Wednesday,
By INCITES BY ED SILVERSTEIN
Anyone — I repeat — anyone, who still approves of President Bush after his response to Hurricane Katrina must fall into one of the following categories: 1.
By Rick Reutter Santa Monica
Regard Ken McRae’s letter (SMDP, Sept. 13, page 4). Yes, extremely poor people — of which homeless people are the supreme example — survive daunting challenges
The following is a summation of what went on in Santa Monica City Council Chambers during the City Council’s Tuesday, Sept. 13 meeting, including a timeline, notable public comments
By RON SCOTT SMITH
That, in fact, is a front-page headline that ran in a small town, East Coast newspaper a few days ago. They were quoting the president
By Stephen Martin Santa Monica
It’s inherently strange to consider these United States with “refugees” but that is indeed what we have. Refugees. Homeless, now jobless, and not anchored
Down, out and mentally ill in SM
By ROBERT FATURECHI Special to the Daily Press
For many of Santa Monica’s mentally ill homeless residents, finding adequate, long-term health
By Ken McCrae Santa Monica
America has shown the world its true colors — that its individual citizens show compassion, and the desire and ability to help those in dire need
By Andrew Zanger Santa Monica
After having watched with shock and concern the occurrences in New Orleans the last several days, I was absolutely embarrassed by my country’s government.
