On Friday, July 28, at 10:41 p.m., two Santa Monica narcotics detectives were driving an unmarked patrol car in a beach parking lot in the 1100 block of
New face, old place REPORTER’S NOTEBOOK, from page 1
CITY HALL — Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday, dear Santa Monica. Happy birthday to you.
For
By Marilyn Brennan Santa Monica
Regarding Stephen Baker’s letter (SMDP, July 6, page 4) and the article “No more easy streets” in the “Enough Is Enough” column by Jenna
By Daily Press staff
Veterans were all smiles last week when Santa Monica Elks brought them flowers and clothes. Robbie Robinson, chairman of veterans affairs and Ann Scully, president of
Photo courtesy CLEAN STREETS: A Chrysalis client works to keep the city clean. Homeless get a shot at self-sufficiency
By EMILIE PHELPS Special to the Daily Press
CITYWIDE — Dozens
By J. Roger Collins Palm Desert
I just completed a four-day stay in Denver last week, where I attended Storm Con ‘06 — an annual convention for the stormwater treatment
Word on the street spotted five teenagers playing in the driveway of a private home. Four teens — two black, all four of them with “hops” — played basketball on a lowered
No stranger to the local scene, “Buzz,” as he likes to be called by friends and foes alike, is the newest member of the Daily Press news team. A keen
By Harriet Epstein Santa Monica
So Bob Holbrook, Kevin McKeown and Pam O’Connor think they deserve to be re-elected to the City Council. Why? During their tenures, homelessness
People get worked up when I write about Santa Monica’s homeless problems.
My e-mail inbox had a couple of communications from “homeless” persons who told me I didn’