Public food lines being challenged in Santa Monica
Police began enforcing a law Friday night that makes it illegal to sleep in downtown doorways.
Officers will first issue warnings to
Q-LINE, from page 3
This past Sunday, Q-line asked: “Has the homeless situation improved downtown? Is the law still necessary?” Here are your responses: ■ “Homeless human beings are
(Editor’s note — This is the first column in a series of three that examines neighborhood groups in Santa Monica.) There are eight neighborhood groups “officially” recognized by the City
Late last year, the Santa Monica City Council passed a law that would make it illegal to sleep in downtown doorways at night.
It was made law partially because of
By Jeannette Papineau
I agree with the non-smoking ban in public parks, that’s great! I agree with the letter John Kriess wrote. Santa Monica officials (police, coastal commission)
Late last year, the Santa Monica City Council passed a law that would make it illegal to sleep in downtown doorways at night.
It was made law partially because of
Status quo for homeless who sleep downtown
It has been four months since the City Council banned sleeping in downtown doorways, but local merchants say homeless people still use their
By Tom Fuller Santa Monica
I’m still laughing about Joanne Gamlin’s letter, “Don’t give the developers any more fuel,” where she says, “Tourists like to see a
By Daily Press staff
St. Joseph Center celebrated black history, culture and community last Saturday with singing, dancing, poetry reading, and a live D.J.
There was free soul food,
Late last year, the Santa Monica City Council passed a law that would make it illegal to sleep in downtown doorways at night.
It was made law partially because of
By Charles Springer
I’m sitting here at Santa Monica College, thinking of what to write. I have already written several pieces on this war and some observations when I
