By Sonya Fox Sultan Santa Monica
If one’s impression of Santa Monica was derived solely from the opinion pages of the Daily Press, one might erroneously conclude that the
Chez Jay’s has been a favorite downtown since 1959
It was more than 50 years ago when Jay Fiondella first came to Santa Monica. A Seabee stationed in Port
By Daily Press staff
Volunteers from St. Mark’s Church, St. Luke’s Church, and the National Charity League’s Ticktockers were on hand earlier this month at St. Joseph
By Lori Emerson Santa Monica
Dear Santa: All I want for Christmas is for Charles Springer to stop IMPERSON- ATING a homeless person, (SMDP, Dec. 22, page 4).
Mr. Springer
By Charles Springer
Santa, this is what I want for Christmas. To bring light to the homeless epidemic and educate you, who seem to have all this “insight” into homelessness,
By Henry Rosenfeld
Add me to the list of readers writing to advise Mr. Bloomberg, who was “just wondering” if Saddam might have been more successful hiding “amongst our large
Santa Monicans to be asked how to end homelessness
Those who plan to end homelessness in Los Angeles County in the next decade hope it’s not just a pipe
As the head of the largest social-service agency in Santa Monica, John Maceri provides shelter and food for hundreds of abused, addicted and mentally ill homeless people each day.
OPCC homeless shelter remains near capacity
A local investment company gave up their traditional Christmas party once again this year in the name of philanthropy.
Employees of CBIC Oppenheimer spent
A friendly bowling competition to benefit the homeless is gearing up. The SuperBowl-A-Thon VIII, featuring more than 60 teams representing various businesses, community organizations and government, compete with
Councilmen Herb Katz and Michael Feinstein proposed a plan earlier this week wherein the city would buy or lease up to 22 properties from the Santa Monica/Malibu Unified School
