This week’s Q-Line question asks: What would you like to see done by our trusted city officials to remedy what at times seems like a daily scavenger hunt
By By Daily Press Staff
TUESDAY, MARCH 13, AT 12:30 P.M. Police on routine patrol in the 500 block of Santa Monica Boulevard were flagged down by a
By Barry C. Lawrence Santa Monica
I could care less if this person in the pepper-spray incident was homeless or landed Gentry (“Peppery air,” March 2), I don’t
Defense suggests charges be dropped
DOWNTOWN LA The Santa Monica landlord who stands accused of murdering two former homeless men in an elaborate insurance scheme is tired.
Following a late
Prosecutors aiming to connect the dots
By ALISON TULLY Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN LA Auto salesman Mario Medina pointed across the courtroom on Wednesday at Olga Rutterschmidt.
“I
DOWNTOWN Mental health provider Step Up on Second has received $750,000 from the Annenberg Foundation, the largest cash donation in the history of that program.
The donation comes as
Santa Monican Golay was not related to victim says relatives
DOWNTOWN LA Contrary to what she claimed on a series of life insurance policies, Santa Monica landlord Helen Golay was
By “Lonesome George” Andrews Santa Monica
(Re: “Peppery air,” March 2, page 7) I am George A. Bingaman, the “homeless” man to which you refer in your article. At no
By Jonathan Mann Internet activist
According to Council member Kevin McKeown, “It is time to resume the reform fight" but he only considers "outsider developer money" to
Trial opens as Golay complains about time
DOWNTOWN, LA It was the moment they had all been waiting for.
After months of delays and waiting, Santa Monica landlord Helen Golay,
This week’s Q-Line question asks: What kind of job do you believe the Santa Monica Daily Press is doing in covering the subjects and events that shape our
