Hundreds participate in development discussion
By CORTNEY FIELDING Special to the Daily Press
SUNSET PARK — The future of Santa Monica was in the hands of 200 people who participated in
City to adopt new homelessness plan this week
(Editor’s note: This is the final installment in a three-part series that also covered new strategies for dealing with homelessness
By FROM THE STREETS BY CHARLES SPRINGER
I have read recently where ol’ king George will cut social services, and add to the military and homeland defense. I smiled as
By Peter Davison Santa Monica
As I watched the homeless people sift through the garbage cans in the alley, panhandle on the beach and boardwalk, beg on street corners and
By Kenneth McCrae Santa Monica
Once again, that boogieman called homelessness appears on the front page of the Jan. 19 Santa Monica Daily Press. In it, John Wood writes that
By Fred Alexander
As a long-term resident of Santa Monica I am sick and tired of council members making Santa Monica a haven for vagrants. I have traveled extensively
Fewer people placed into permanent housing last year under City Hall’s ‘continuum of care’
(Editor’s note: This is the second article in a three-part series on homelessness
Support for gay marriage, stem cell research part of Santa Monica MLK service
WILSHIRE-MONTANA — There is a difference between optimism and hope, and it is hope alone that will
Following a dark period, change is in the air all along popular city strip
MAIN STREET — This funky stretch of restaurants, shops and eclectic eye candy is bracing for a
Help or jail? New programs would give transients a choice
(Editor’s note: This is the first article in a three-part series detailing new strategies for dealing with homelessness,
Center to be modeled after program in San Diego
CITY HALL — It will cost only $200,000 a year to run a sobering center for public drunks in Santa Monica
