The city’s Chronic Homeless Program is impacting lives
COLORADO AVENUE — After spending more than half her life sleeping on concrete and carrying all of her possessions every step she
By Sunny Collins Palm Desert
As a former and recent resident of Santa Monica, I am well acquainted with this city’s acute homeless problem. I’ve learned that the
Embattled landlady gets July trial date
By MICHAEL J. TITTINGER Daily Press Staff Writer
DOWNTOWN LA — An elderly Santa Monica landlord, who investigators suspect may have had a hand in
By MY WRITE BY BILL BAUER
Primary elections are Tuesday. I hope you’ll get out and vote.
There are four leading candidates vying for Fran Pavley’s 41st California
PROFILES, from page 8 Lopez still looms large
By KEVIN UEDA Special to the Daily Press
WILSHIRE BOULEVARD — Taking into account his nearly seven decades of business experience, the local
‘Bully’ landlord will plea on fraud charges
By MICHAEL J. TITTINGER Daily Press Staff Writer
OCEAN PARK — While the very nature of the charges being mounted against Helen Louise Golay
■ Provide incentives for businesses to create innovative, flexible work shifts to collapse rush hour congestion. We can provide tax breaks to businesses who aggressively deal with reducing their employees’ commutes.
I strongly support the development of the Exposition light rail line from downtown Los Angeles to Santa Monica. At a cost of just over $1 billion for a 14.6
to illegal immigration. On the other hand, I do not want immigrants to become scapegoats. Years ago, our ancestors migrated to this country in search of a better life. Who
This past week, Q-line asked: “What advice would you give the city’s new chief of police? What areas or issues would you like the new chief to focus
By Dennis VanCamp Santa Monica
I didn’t respond to last week’s Q-Line question because I felt the question made little sense but after reading the responses you
Budget takes suggestions into account
EDITOR’S NOTE This is the third installment in a series examining the proposed 2006-07 city budget.
CITYWIDE — If resident Michael Hill had his
