By Todd Flora
This week, we explore a few new examples of “what works in Santa Monica.” If you missed my two previous installments Jan. 13 and 20, you can
Santa Monica hears the roar of Women of Year
By Daily Press staff
The YWCA Santa Monica/ Westside has tapped a diverse foursome as their outstanding women of the year.
By Susanne Trimbath, Ph.D. Santa Monica
Since “Few residents weigh in on homeless plan,” (SMDP, Jan. 28, page 1) I suggest the first step in the plan has to
By Kathryn Padbury
As a new resident of Santa Monica, I am very concerned about the homelessness problem. I would have attended the meeting this week had I known about
Olympic High just starting to see its needs met
By JAMIE WETHERBE Special to the Daily Press
SCHOOL DISTRICT HDQRTS. — The fate of a Santa Monica high school seems to
Private foundation steps in as government pledges slide
Two Santa Monica nonprofits were among 10 awarded a total of $1.2 million earlier this month by the California Community Foundation,
By Daily Press staff
After having stymied a gang of burglars last September who had been terrorizing Santa Monica, West Los Angeles and Beverly Hills, Officer Skystone-Eagle Lambert of
Donna Gentry, who has in the past been involved with the Santa Monica Chamber of Commerce and is a supporter of Santa Monica’s social service programs, said what’s
Judging from the turnout at Monday’s meeting that focused on ending homelessness within a decade, one wouldn’t guess the increasing number of vagrants on the city’s streets
By Kenneth McCrae Santa Monica
Your article concerning Santa Monica’s low crime rate proves a point (SMDP, Jan. 22, page 1), the increase in the city’s homeless population
I received an e-mail from a man who performs on the Promenade. He has had several run-ins with the local constabulary over his licensed performances. Evidently he is
