By Daily Press staff
A landmark of Santa Monica celebrates its 70th anniversary with a celebrity-hosted gala dinner that will benefit charity.
On Thursday, Oct. 30, one of Santa
Kathryn Morea’s letter to the editor (SMDP, Oct. 13, page 4) about how the city discriminates against residents when granting preferential parking permits is right on target.
Morea lives
Here are your responses to this week’s Q-Line question: “Do you think the Promenade is too homogenized? Will limiting storefronts fix the perceived problem?” ridiculous. People don’t
More than $10 million was raised last week so a homeless shelter can expand in Venice.
About 100 Westside community leaders and dedicated supporters launched a “Planting Hope, Growing Lives”
By Charles Springer
In his column last week, Santa Monica Daily Press columnist Ed Silverstein gave a really bad view of the whole homeless population of this city in order
SM’s chief lawyer happy to defend progressive city
As City Hall braces for a steady stream of lawsuits to trickle in over the July 16 Farmers Market accident, the
Local authorities talk him off the Palisades Bluffs
By Daily Press staff
A homeless man was talked off the Palisades Bluffs Thursday after threatening to commit suicide by jumping onto
Last month, a homeless man settled out of court with City Hall for $275,000 after a tractor accidentally ran over him last summer while he was sleeping on the
INCITES
By Ed Silverstein
On Wilshire Boulevard, though it was only 7 a.m., the dozen or so regulars on the corner of Lincoln Boulevard, with their stolen shopping carts
Last month, a homeless man settled out of court with City Hall for $275,000 after a tractor accidentally ran over him last summer while he was sleeping on the
Last month, a homeless man settled out of court with City Hall for $275,000 after a tractor accidentally ran over him last summer while he was sleeping on the
