Neighbors to be included in property discussions
The city’s largest homeless services provider may soon be moving to a new address.
Ocean Park Community Center, a private, non-profit
When one thinks of the hospitality industry, luxurious, beach-front hotels come to mind.
But there’s another hospitality industry here: the homeless services industry. And, like the big hotels,
File photo Long lines are common in Palisades Park, where social service groups hand out free food. City Hall wants to require the groups to obtain permits. Training for food
After Mr. Ed Holmes’ revolutionary answer for my question, “inhaling tons of smoke” (SMDP, July 2) and some effort for recalling Gov. Gray Davis, we arranged an interview with Mr.
“It’s a number we’re really proud of,” she said. “Chrysalis was founded on the premise of changing lives through jobs, and we plan on continuing to do that
By PATRICK KINMARTIN Special to the Daily Press
The rate of economically disadvantaged and homeless people seeking employment in Santa Monica has increased as a result of a depressed local
By Daily Press staff
Be safe, smart and well fed. Get an AIDS test this Friday. Common Ground, a Santa Monica-based AIDS services organization, and Night Light Youth Outreach,
By Hank Rosenfeld
Regarding the price of parking tickets going up $10. The city is going about this all wrong. They should be lowering the cost of educating the children,
Bell faces up to 21 years in prison
Michael Ward Bell, a local auto mechanic who shot and killed a transient last July, was found guilty Tuesday of voluntary manslaughter.
By Ellen Brennan Santa Monica
When I moved to Santa Monica in l995 and was a stranger to city politics, I attended a candidates’ forum to get a sense of
By Jerry Rubin Santa Monica
It is commendable that L.A. Mayor James Hahn, Santa Monica Mayor Richard Bloom and other area leaders are convening a committee to deal with
