By Jerry Rubin Santa Monica Homeless need not be humored Editor:
Perhaps the bubble would not burst for Tim Dillenbeck, the “Bubbleman” (SMDP, April 5, page 1), if one of
Group seeks to enforce law
WEST LOS ANGELES — On the surface, it was a bus tour through pockets of poverty to reassure wealthy donors that their money is being spent
I’ve taken some good hits on this page in recent weeks.
Alan Toy (SMDP, March 29, page 4) took issue with my recent column on racism and community dialogue.
just be a Republican
By GUEST COMMENTARY BY JEFF SKLAR
Sixteen ideas in which you must believe to be a Republican today: 1. Jesus loves you, and shares your hatred
By Theodore Henderson Santa Monica
I have been reading editorials from the Santa Monica Daily Press newspaper for some time and I have noted the increasing hatred expressed from some
By Matthew Finio Santa Monica
While I sincerely respect Mr. Grymkowski of HOPE and his concern for his fellow man, serving lunch to 150 homeless in Palisades Park each day
Now that Los Angeles County supervisors have allocated $100 million toward solving the homeless problem in 88 different cities, Santa Monica needs to go on the defensive.
Why? Because supervisors
Planners shrug off threatened lawsuits
CITY HALL — Despite threats of a lawsuit, the Planning Commission Wednesday approved plans for the creation of a public beach club at the old Marion
Homeless advocates see plan as ‘new dawn’
MIDNIGHT MISSION — To house the estimated 90,000 homeless people in Los Angeles County over the next 10 years, elected officials at the
By Marilyn Brennan Santa Monica
Regarding Sunny Collins’ letter “No more room for bleeding hearts” (SMDP, March 23, page 4), the feeding of the “homeless” in Pacific Palisades Park, the
