It doesn’t make sense.
Why in the world would Santa Monica officials want to ban sleeping on the streets in the downtown core when everybody knows that homeless people
By Guest Commentary By Jennafer Yellowhorse
I want to speak to some unanswered issues that are still being raised by your paper from the homeless perspective in regards to the
Second murder-suicide incident in two weeks
A domestic dispute turned deadly Saturday after a man fatally stabbed a woman before killing himself in front of City Hall with their
Official discussions about how to feed the needy have begun
Food distributors for the homeless and social service providers are hammering out an agreement that would link their programs. Two
By Joyce Dvoren A well-fed, clothed and housed Santa Monica resident
Response to Michael Beattie's Opinion piece on Sept. 23, 2002 I was moved to tears by
By Ed Sharrow Santa Monica
The Santa Monica City Council must address the homelessness issue with greater compassion and responsibility. Any individual in need deserves our best effort to provide
The Wacky World Of Santa Monica Politics always brings out the wackiness in people, and this election year is no exception.
The Police Officers Association and Firefighters Union endorsed incumbent
mean to erect barriers to meal programs and sleeping in doorways.
The business community came out in full force to air their grievances with antisocial behavior associated with some members
By Daily Press staff
The Westside Shelter and Hunger Coalition will honor 24 previously homeless people who made changes in their lives, as well as nine civic organizations and businesses
By Daily Press staff
Three local organizations will receive $15,000 to help those who are needy or are living on the street.
Santa Monica-based, social service organizations Chrysalis,
After hearing more than three hours of public comments, the Santa Monica City Council voted to postpone debating a pair of ordinances designed to curb trespassing and meal programs downtown.
