By Michael Beattie
What is the price of a human soul? What price do we put on compassion towards our fellow man? How much money do we need to make
By Tony Street Santa Monica
Let's just stop it. Please! No more pretense. No more beating around the bush. No more political correctness. Let’s just get it
Last week, Q-line asked, “What’s so great about living in Santa Monica?” Here are your responses: ■ “Santa Monica is great. We have such great generous people here, the
In Santa Monica — as in all of L.A. County — the old adage “commit the crime, do the time” doesn’t apply anymore.
Scofflaws and lawbreakers are receiving a “gold”
Officials take action to curb food lines, sleeping in commercial doorways
With the aim of limiting the numbers of homeless people downtown, the Santa Monica City Council enacted two controversial
By Tom Fuller Santa Monica
The opening line of Andrew Fixmer’s article, (Activist fights city’s camping law with lawsuit — October 7, 2002), which said, “Only in Santa Monica
Santa Monica certainly isn’t without its challenges and controversies. And while there is frequently a lot of negativity highlighted in the local news and public debate, there must be
By Thom Trybus Santa Monica
There are still aspects of the homeless issues and the living wage arguments which have not been aired, and I am writing now as a
The bill might have passed, but funding isn’t there for treatment
By JASON AUSLANDER Special to the Daily Press
A newly-created state law that allows authorities to treat
By Timothy Spence Santa Monica
(This letter was originally addressed to City Councilman Kevin McKeown and the rest of the City Council) The following is an e-mail which I
Ban tougher than state law
By Daily Press staff
The Santa Monica City Council tonight is expected to vote on two highly controversial laws designed to move homeless people out
