The death of a transient in Santa Monica a few weeks ago could be dismissed as another unfortunate incident.
But it’s only one more in a long string of
By Lori Emerson
In response to Charles Springer’s article and misunderstanding of the homeless issue, and a comment to Maria Rodriquez’s letter (SMDP, Dec. 1, page 4).
First
By Charles Springer
How many more lives have to be lost due to murders, rapes, drug and alcohol overdoses and exposure before the homeless issue is truly addressed?
How long
FEEDINGS, from page 1 Volunteers serve up feast
CIVIC AUDITORIUM — In an annual fete honoring today’s national holiday, thousands of people are expected to converge on the Santa Monica
Even though there has been no hue and cry from residents or shoppers about excessive noise and even though the current noise ordinance is analogous to that of most other
By Elissa Royal Santa Monica
A year ago, I flew out to Santa Monica from the East Coast. For three weeks, I apartment-hunted between Washington Avenue and Santa Monica
I hope Michael Jackson is guilty. For his sake. This manchild has a life far removed from the world the rest of us live in. It is not fair to
THE STREET Death is the great equalizer, touching every one of us
By Charles Springer
What does death mean to you? How does it affect you in your daily life?
By Neely Bogad San Francisco
I am writing regarding the article on the front page of your paper about the death of Bobby Ray Capps (SMDP, Nov. 19, page 1)
“Should the local government regulate which businesses can set up shop here?”
Here are your responses: ■ “One can only wonder about those people who are drawn to the Third Street
Homeless man distraught over his brother’s death
INTERSTATE 10 — Police have arrested a transient for allegedly killing Bobby Ray Capps, a 61-year-old homeless man who was found
