By Charles Springer
As I sit here and wonder what to write about, I read a lot of editorials. The recall is the topic of the day, as is 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
Periodically, City Hall conducts its own community needs surveys. Its the city’s way of assessing public opinion on what’s good and what’s bad about our community.
Recently
By Marilyn Brennan Santa Monica
I got such a kick out of your story, “Homeless man gets $275,000 settlement” (SMDP, Oct. 1, page 1). Richard Murphy, the former homeless
to trial. The $275,000 was far lower than what Murphy originally wanted, which exceeded $1 million, Serritella said.
While Murphy makes plans to move to Hawaii with the remaining
Woman believed to have burglarized more than 30 places
Local police have arrested a woman who is allegedly responsible for at least three dozen burglaries in Santa Monica and other
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica-based social service organizations Chrysalis and Upward Bound House will receive grants totaling $10,000 from the Bayside District Corporation’s Dolphin Change Program.
By Ron Scott Smith
■They held the great debate over the fate of California last night and a nation was glued to the tube because debating is as good as.
