THE STREET America has a lot to learn from China and communism
By Charles Springer
I am writing to you from Harbing about 500 miles from Siberia. I am helping
A recent city survey notes that the top concerns of Santa Monicans are the increasing number of homeless people living on the streets, too much development and too much traffic.
(Editor’s note: Someone else besides Bill Bauer apparently likes the newspaper column title of “As I See it” as the Daily Press learned on Thursday that it’s federally
By Thom Trybus
The issue of feeding homeless people in the parks has gone on for some time now. But nowhere has it been mentioned that there is perhaps no
The city was sued on Friday for instituting a law that requires charitable groups to have permits from the Los Angeles County Health Department and the city in order to
By Tony Street Santa Monica
Well, I managed to ignore the writings of Santa Monica’s favorite homeless son, Charles Springer, for my entire holiday vacation. However, as life would
I found quotes in the story “Activists sue city over ‘anti-homeless’ laws” (SMDP, Jan. 4, 2003) quite alarming. In particular, I found the words of James Lafferty, Executive Director
FROM THE STREET
By Charles Springer
I am suffering from massive jet lag, but I am writing this column from Beijing.
I am here to help a business with American
The city was sued on Friday for instituting a law that requires charitable groups to have permits from the Los Angeles County Health Department and the city in order to
