By Jeremy Bloomberg
I want to congratulate the U.S. armed forces for the capture of the brutal dictator, Saddam Hussein.
The way Saddam looked you have to wonder whether
By Charles Springer
“As I write these recollections, I feel the streets calling my name, and I am reminded of the Wolfman portrayed in old movies. At night, when the
By Alan Toy Santa Monica Better in prison than Santa Monica Editor:
While it seems at times that Santa Monica is overrun with people who are homeless and much has
Police planning to keep door open for residents
PICO NEIGHBORHOOD — Police officials are trying a new approach in attempts to better connect with residents, particularly in this eastside neighborhood, where
School Superintendent John Deasy wants 15 percent of gifts and donations raised by individual schools to be shared by all the schools in the district.
Deasy proposes a 15-percent
By John Maceri Executive Director, OPCC Bored with the Promenade Editor:
Bill Bauer’s latest verbal assaults on homeless people (SMDP, Dec. 5, page 4), and the agencies, particularly OPCC,
WEST L.A. — Santa Monica Elks held a hamburger and hot dog picnic at Wadsworth Veterans Hospital on Veteran’s Day for hospitalized and homeless veterans. Eighteen Elks and five
By Daily Press staff
VENICE — Representatives from President George W. Bush’s Center for Faith- Based and Community Initiatives in Washington, D.C., and Los Angeles County’s Department of
By Charles Springer
It is February 1991. My ex-wife had divorced me behind my back, telling the courts that I had abandoned her. The truth was that I had
The St. Joseph Center plans to host 11 holiday parties for needy families and individuals in Venice, Santa Monica and West Los Angeles.
Business owners, professionals, political and community leaders
By Daily Press staff
The LA Clippers scored big this Thanksgiving, at least in the eyes of needy individuals and families.
Coaches and front office management from the NBA’s
