By By Daily Press Staff
Crime Watch is a weekly series culled from reports provided by the Santa Monica Police Department. These are arrests only. All parties are innocent until
Residents wary of Daniel’s Village
MID-CITY For the second time in a year, a plan to house young people suffering from the early stages of mental illness is
“I was definitely surprised to find people there in the bushes,” she said.
John Atts, an independent contractor for computer technology, has worked in the building for eight years. He
By When not prioritizing his own priorities, BILL BAUER act
OVER THE LAST FEW WEEKS, THE hysteria about the fate of 23 “structurally compromised” ficus trees on Second and Fourth
Count determines that fewer are calling streets their home
CITYWIDE The number of people living on Santa Monica’s streets fell by nearly a third over the past two years,
Homeless play hide and seek at a local business building
DOWNTOWN There is someone lurking from behind the bushes.
In the middle of the tech companies, doctor’s offices and
Coalition of Help honors success
By JARED MORGAN Special to the Daily Press
NORTH OF WILSHIRE Mario Sanders stood near the doorway of the Fairmont Miramar Hotel’s Starlight Ballroom
CITY YARDS From behind a long line of dump trucks that sat idling while their drivers waited to dispose of their loads, a homeless man with scraggily gray hair and
By Ken McCrae Santa Monica
Thank God I live all the way over on Fifth Street — the beautiful, shade-providing ficus trees along my street will be spared... for now!
Venice Arts is bringing social empowerment to students
VENICE Following a three-week visit to Africa where photographers captured the world of AIDS orphans through a camera lens, Venice Arts
A LITTLE BIRD TOLD ME THE CITY will reconfigure traffic flow on Ocean Park Boulevard from Lincoln Boulevard to 25th Street in a few weeks by repainting single traffic lanes
