Death of unknown man shines light on transients
By Daily Press staff
WILSHIRE BLVD. — Santa Monica trash collectors discovered the dead body of a man Friday in an alley between
By Susan Fraser Santa Monica
Kathy Dodson and her chamber of commerce support CEPS wholeheartedly and to the very end. And she wants to knock those liberal homeless-lovin’ city
By Viper Meade Homeless in Santa Monica
I want to see that people understand the truth about the homeless. In the SMDP, March 12, page 6 there was a comment
FROM THE STREET
By Janet Phelan
We are sitting in a small group under the trees at Palisades Park, at Paul Grymkowski’s picnic. We are feasting on the best
Kathy Dodson
DOWNTOWN — A vocal opponent of City Hall bureaucracy, the local politics of homelessness and other issues that threaten Santa Monica’s quality of life, Kathy Dodson has helped
By Daily Press staff
Volunteers, neighbors, clients and staff recently turned out to help St. Joseph Center hold its Second Annual Black History Celebration, complete with soul food, entertainment, music,
By Marjorie Campbell
I want to second Mark Sanderson’s suggestion (SMDP, March 3, page 4) that Paul Grymkowski express his “good heart” in Topanga, where he lives, instead of
Maybe it’s time for a new section in City Hall’s building and zoning code — one that rewards an applicant’s “social activism” when determining a variance or project’
The recent Grass Roots Venice Neighborhood Council’s reception and dinner opened with a four-course bang.
Los Angeles Councilwoman Cindy Miscikowski joined the council as 14 students from St.
Kudos to Richard Kukler for highlighting the problem of harassment by the homeless by sharing two specific incidents. Kudos also to Lori Emerson and her husband for their similar letter.
By Janet C. Phelan
I am lying in my sleeping bag and listening to the staccato of rain hitting the roof of the Inglewood Armory. Like so many others, I
By Viper Meade Santa Monica
Lori Emerson and her husband (SMDP, March 5, letters to the editor, page 7) need to learn a thing or two before judging a book
