More meetings for homeless plan scheduled
KEN EDWARDS CENTER — As officials in the coming months finalize their plans to end homelessness in Los Angeles County in a decade, the public
This past week, Q-line asked: “Should the city government get involved in regulating the free market?”
Here are your responses: ✆ “Any person who has been in business understands there
By CHARLES SPRINGER
(Editor’s note: Charles Springer is a former Daily Press columnist who lived for several years on the streets of Santa Monica.) I guess you have been
By Judy Rambeau Assistant to the City Manager Modern life in paradise Editor:
Mayor Richard Bloom forwarded to our office Matt Schabe’s e-mail regarding his family’s unsettling
Success stories to be told at annual breakfast
By KATHLEEN BISHOP Special to the Daily Press
Sparing a dime for the homeless has translated into more than $100,000 for
By KELLY HAYES-RAITT
“Home” is such a transient concept, especially here at our country’s western fringes. But do we have to “take in” the West Coast’s version
By Matt Schabe Santa Monica
(This letter was originally addressed to the Santa Monica City Council). I just wanted to again complain about the continued filth within our city of
Levy: City Hall enforcement has ‘gone amuck’
SUNSET PARK — David Levy knows all too well what the phrase “you can’t fight City Hall” means.
Levy recently lost his battle
By Daily Press staff
Eight employees from Adlink, a TV advertising company in Los Angeles, came to St. Joseph Center’s Infant Toddler Development Center and Bread & Roses Café
By Jim Resolute Virginia Beach, Va.
I just visited Santa Monica last week for the second time. Again, I was impressed with your beautiful oceanfront city. Unfortunately, I would like
The Santa Monica Visitors and Conventions Bureau for the past year and a half has been researching how this city should be “branded” to visitors. Focus groups have been held
The Santa Monica Visitors and Conventions Bureau for the past year and a half has been researching how this city should be “branded” to visitors. Focus groups have been held