By H. Rosenfeld Santa Monica
Editor: I enjoy seeing your daily photo take on the Middle East; one day from Palestine, the next from Israel. But your caption to the
Some officials wonder if Bayside district has seen better days
It’s a warm afternoon on the Third Street Promenade and a common scene is unfolding. A group of homeless
City has highest number of alcohol permits in the state
Call it an intervention. Planning Commissioners want the city to take a good look at itself and ask if it
Homeless dispute worth Dolphin statue on the Promenade functions as a piggy bank for the needy.
Santa Monica shoppers can give their spare coins to a homeless panhandler, or they
By Bill Bauer Santa Monica
While parents ask the school district to beef up security at local elementary schools (Santa Monica Daily Press, Wednesday, January 23, 2002), the city of
Parents ask district to install security personnel in elementary schools
Parents of Roosevelt Elementary School students were shocked to hear that a man broke into the facility last May, held
Interested in knocking down a few pins to help those less fortunate? A bowl a thon tournament will take place next Friday, Jan. 25 at AMF Bay Shore Lanes, located
Souring economy adds to Bayside woes
While the Third Street Promenade has changed and evolved, the problems that haunt it have not — except to increase in number.
Still in question
Resident survey dittos last year’s concerns
Santa Monica residents want less homeless people and cars on city streets.
A recent survey found that 23 percent of residents want city
Mall business owners being heard by police
The Promenade’s new top cop has vowed to clean up the mall, but that doesn’t mean the homeless will be swept
By Daily Press Staff
A unidentified man was found laying dead on a bench in Virginia Avenue Park this past weekend.
Police found the body of a 39-year-old
