Regulating public food lines and demonstrations not unconstitutional
CITYWIDE — The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, long labeled the most progressive judicial body in the country, found free speech to be
Let go of the railing. Last week, the City Council agreed to purchase more than 104,000 square feet of land currently owned by Sears Roebuck and Co. for a
Let go of the railing. Last week, the City Council agreed to purchase more than 104,000 square feet of land currently owned by Sears Roebuck and Co. for a
By John Maceri Executive Director, Ocean Park Community Center
Your recent article, “A Place in the Sun,” provided a good overview of the Chronic Homeless Program (CHP) and the multiple
By Daily Press staff
Low-income and other disadvantaged children have a new place to grow and learn in Santa Monica.
Through the efforts of volunteers, children at St. Joseph
Passion was activist’s M.O.
By MICHAEL J. TITTINGER Daily Press Staff Writer
MID-CITY — Longtime neighborhood activist and political watchdog Chuck Allord, who became a vocal fixture at
Costly diversion could help city weather the storm
By KEVIN UEDA Special to the Daily Press
(Editor’s note: This is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’
By John Miehle Coral Gables, Fla.
Mr. Blanchard’s letter of hurt at being lumped into a description of “bum” (SMDP, May 23, 2006, page 4) is amusing. For the
uation in which they may suffer from another failure, which can be a dramatic setback in getting them housed,” DeRose said. “It takes a lot of effort for our caseworkers
This past week, Q-Line asked: “What would you propose for the shopping complex in the heart of downtown?” Here are your responses: ✆ “Sixty years ago during World War II
Husband presses on MISSING WOMAN, from page 1
SUNSET PARK — It was a night just like any other night. Rejelio Muñoz went to bed with his wife and expected to
