The powers-that-be in City Hall have finally decided that accountability is needed when it comes to providing services to the homeless population.
It’s about time.
After 20
The following is a summation of what went on in the Santa Monica City Council chambers during the council’s meeting April 25, including a timeline, notable public comments and
20,000 reads under the sea Homeless programs put to test
CITY HALL — After nearly 20 years of providing services to the homeless, City Hall has agreed to pay an
Sometimes a week goes by and nothing seems to lend itself to any particular topic worth writing about. In that event one (like me, for instance) will rummage around in
Red Cross director was born to lend a hand to community
11TH STREET — Jerry Washington is a product of his environment.
And he hopes that by re-creating that environment
✆ “I suggest funds be allocated for an annual audit of all costs related to the homeless population in this city. This should particularly include all police costs, as well as
This past week, Q-line asked: “What special items do you think should be included in the city’s budget for the upcoming year?”
Here are your responses: ✆ “I believe
SM laws safe for now
DOWNTOWN — Santa Monica’s policy of fining or arresting homeless people for lying or sleeping in public doorways and on the Promenade is nowhere near
The push to halt handouts
CITYWIDE — In efforts to get everyone on the same page when it comes to City Hall’s strategies to combat homelessness, city staff has teamed
By Daily Press staff
H. Thomas Jones of the Santa Monica-based Halo Group won “Best Producer” honors at this month’s Beverly Hill’s film festival for the documentary
By Daily Press staff
Anita Bernstein Phillips passed on April 15 of natural causes. She was 75.
Born and raised in New York, she migrated to the west coast about
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CORRECTION — In an article in the April 18 edition, there was an error in an article regarding a pair of discovered dead bodies. One of the deceased men
