At the first of three stops Chase will make in a 10-hour day, more than 300 people have formed into three haphazard lines along a wrought iron fence. Some
By Daily Press staff
The NBA basketball team has been showing up at the center to distribute meals and bags of groceries for the past 12 years.
“These guys are
By Daily Press staff
Volunteers from the Santa Monica-based Heartfelt Foundation held their annual Thanksgiving Fair last Saturday at St. Joseph Center in Venice, providing donations of food, games,
Five armed robberies occur locally in one day
Three armed robberies last week in which the victims were women sitting in their cars have police investigating if the crimes are
By Tom Fuller Santa Monica Mad and ready for war Editor:
I totally support Charles Springer’s one-dollar plan to fix homelessness in Santa Monica (Nov. 25, 2002). By
By Daily Press staff
A new documentary, “VENICE: LOST AND FOUND,” will air for one week in a Santa Monica theater.
The 58-minute film, which opens Dec. 13, tells
Santa Monica officials could purchase a $5.7 million building to house a local homeless services provider.
The 22,000 square-foot building is located at 1753 Cloverfield Blvd., in
By Charles Springer
I also proudly served as a Marine to defend this country, with my life if need be, so that all Americans can enjoy the freedoms written in
Bayside ‘compassionate’ when addressing homeless issues
A downtown organization that instigated two anti-homeless laws earlier this year has been recognized by a charity that helps mentally ill and unhoused
By Libi Warren Santa Monica Fired up over mall decor Editor:
Please do stop referring to Bill Bauer as a writer. He is not. He is a pompous, priggish, paranoid,
By Leonard M. Kuras
Twelve years ago as CEO of the “Coalition of Santa Monica Homeless”... the only homeless organization run by homeless individuals and recognized and supported by the
