By — Jessie Bruce
Do you know how many adults in the United States have been homeless at some point in their lifetime? Well, 12 million adults have.
Twenty-two percent
By David Poyet Santa Monica
I used to think that newspapers were neutral in what it reported. I know that the writers express their own point of view, but, it
Activists contemplate their ultimate mission
By DANIEL ARCHULETA Managing Editor
DOWNTOWN The members of Crimanimalz have an existential dilemma.
The bicycle activists want to be defined by more than just
that information, will develop a community renewal master plan.
“We’ve begun the process of identifying trees at the end of their life,” Polachek said.
Approximately 50 percent of calls
By Ron Yukelson San Luis Obispo
Dear City Council, I’ll save you $100,000 (“Panhandling campaign still a work in progress,” page 3, May 20). The people of Santa
Time is running out to nominate the extraordinary female leader in your life for the Santa Monica Commission on the Status of Women’s 2008 Outstanding Woman Leader Award. Nominations
About eight months after two of the largest volunteer meal providers — HOPE and Hand-to-Hand — moved into the new OPCC Annenberg Access Center, the two groups have settled in,
City consultant completes public opinion survey on homeless panhandling
CITY HALL A marketing campaign aimed at curbing panhandling in Downtown Santa Monica could roll out in time for the holiday
VA LECIA ADAMS
VENICE When St. Joseph Center reopens in its new headquarters outside of Ocean Park this summer, it will be the start of a new era for the
This past week, Q-Line asked: What news would you like to see more of in the Daily Press? Should we continue to cover state, national and international issues or
