This week’s Q-Line question asked: “Do you think Santa Monica needs a dog-friendly beach area?” Here’s what your fellow Santa Monicans had to say: official said
By Martha Reyes Doubletree Guest Suites Hotel employee
On Tuesday, April 23rd, I was stunned to see all these clergy members from all these different denominations of religion in one
mental health care associations. They fear that making treatment for the mentally ill involuntary would infringe on their civil rights.
Locally, some elected officials have been closely following the proposed
Here are your responses to this week’s Q-Line question: “If you ran the show here, how would you make Santa Monica better?”
Check out Monday’s paper for
A bill now being talked about by California state lawmakers could help take some of the mentally ill off the streets of Santa Monica.
The bill would allow courts to
While most of us can agree that Santa Monica is one of the best places to live, it’s not without its problems. A recent city survey revealed that residents’
While most of us can agree that Santa Monica is one of the best places to live, it’s not without its problems. A recent city survey revealed that residents’
By Daily Press staff
There could be fewer restrooms available downtown if a plan endorsed by a board of downtown businesses is approved by the Santa Monica City Council.
The
Bans on hacky sacks and feeding the homeless delayed for the time being
A business group recommended Thursday that more police be deployed along the Third Street Promenade.
However, the
Hacky sack could be banned from the Promenade
Some business owners say a friendly outdoor sport is the root of many evils on the Third Street Promenade.
So they have
