By TED WINTERER
Some feel City Hall has been too soft on our homeless population, as if we ought to recruit John Ashcroft to round up all the street people
By Daily Press staff
For more than 20 years, through the generosity of CEO Joan Payden, the staff of Payden & Rygel has participated in procuring essential resources and Christmas
By Mark Shepherd Santa Monica
Imagine the quality of life in our special city if officials treated the homeless with the same fundamentalist vigor as anyone who wants to build
By Larry Mollin Santa Monica
I was distressed to read in this weekend’s edition of the SMDP (page 1) the negative comments of City Manager Susan McCarthy regarding the
Nine suspects posted on police Web site as wanted
POLICE HDQTRS. — Some of Santa Monica’s most wanted criminals are being sought by authorities for crimes committed as long as
This past week, Q-line asked: Should the vacant RAND building be converted into a homeless shelter, or torn down to make room for a park?
Here are your responses:
Sobering center could save city $3M per year
CITY HALL — A proposed sobering center for public drunks may do little towards reducing vagrancy, City Manager Susan McCarthy said this week.
It’s been suggested that the vacant RAND building across from City Hall should be converted into a homeless shelter instead of being torn down, and made into a park
By Daily Press staff
More than 100 people who would otherwise not enjoy the holiday with all the trimmings enjoyed a festive holiday earlier this month, thanks to a nonprofit
It’s been suggested that the vacant RAND building across from City Hall should be converted into a homeless shelter instead of being torn down, and made into a park
Vets get a barbecue
By Daily Press staff
The bungalows at The Fairmont Miramar Hotel Santa Monica have served as an exclusive playground for celebrities and politicians. Under the creative
By Daily Press staff
More than 500 alternative pop music fans recently lined up for four hours to see Jason Mraz and The Like bring down the house at the
