By Monte Grix Santa Monica Homeless aren’t so bad Editor:
I wholeheartedly second the opinion of Mr. Bauer in his column of August 23, 2002. The homeless problem is
By Michael J. Beattie Samoshell
Well, once again, my faith in my fellow man’s compassion has been shattered by SMDP. Where in the world did you ever find this
Last week, Q-Line asked: “City officials are considering installing cameras at various intersections throughout the city to bust motorists running red lights... Are these surveillance cameras necessary. Do you
(This is the first installment of a two-part series. The second column will appear in Saturday’s paper.) The homeless problem in Santa Monica is coming to a head.
I want to know why in Monday’s article, “City’s Sex Offender Population at 50,” that the 50 count doesn’t represent the additional figure of non-registered sex
By Brian “Quincy” Hutchings Santa Monica
The City of Santa Monica has kept me off of the ballot for the third time, based on a bad technicality. I was on
SMPD monitoring sex offender population
In a time when child abductions are common, local authorities are keeping a watchful eye on the 50 registered sex offenders in Santa Monica.
The
Here are your responses to this week’s Q-Line question: “Is the City of Santa Monica doing everything it can to promote and support businesses here? What suggestions can
Activists say city should provide better restrooms
For the first time in more than a decade, the city may be embarking on a major policy change on how it deals
A cable access show that began in Santa Monica over ten years ago beat out some of the region’s largest broadcasters to win an Emmy for Informational and Public
Since many long-time businesses in Santa Monica continue to disappear, Q-line asked: “Is Santa Monica losing its soul? Why or why not?”
Here are the answers from the
The high number of vagrants and transients who have taken over the Third Street Promenade are probably the single largest reason for the rising chorus of complaints and a corresponding
