Fantastic four: Chamber hands out endorsements
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE — Officials here made their choices Tuesday on who they think have the best chances to overthrow a city administration they claim
By ANY DAY IN LA BY HEIDI MANTEUFFEL
I left Calabasas knowing I’d never hear the tunes of deafening rap music pummeled through my apartment ceiling again. However, I
WHAT’S THE POINT?
Santa Monica is an idyllic little town on the coast, holding all the promise of that golden vision of California that is so often pictured in
COMMUNITY PROFILES
By PAM WIGHT Special to the Daily Press
SECOND STREET — Tod Lipka four years ago decided he was no longer satisfied with a career that promotes self interest.
Homelessness viewed as a regional burden
(Editor’s note: This is the first article in a multi-part series this week on the Chamber of Commerce’s political action committee
✆ “Seventeen years ago, when Myers was DA of Santa Monica, he let the homeless run rampant, and the City Council never said a thing. Now they’re going to take
✆ “The question is, are the homeless, or as I call them, the vagrants, in Santa Monica, particularly the Third Street Promenade, are they registered or do they have Social Security
✆ “The homeless are simply those that haven’t learned to work the system and get public school teaching or government jobs, none of which requires much smarts, ambition, sobriety or
