By Timothy Spence Santa Monica
(This letter was originally addressed to City Councilman Kevin McKeown and the rest of the City Council) The following is an e-mail which I
Ban tougher than state law
By Daily Press staff
The Santa Monica City Council tonight is expected to vote on two highly controversial laws designed to move homeless people out
By Ed Silverstein
Guest Commentary by
Ed Silverstein
While I am sympathetic to the suffering of the homeless population, particularly those afflicted with mental illnesses, I believe the current policies
Activist seeks repeal of city’s ban on public camping
Only in Santa Monica does eating a muffin on a sidewalk constitute a criminal act.
That’s the claim levied
By Jim Hubbard
The guest commentary by John Maceri (Oct., 2002) was an illuminating and helpful insight into the decades old struggle of people who sincerely work to help homeless
Official discussions about how to feed the needy have begun
Food distributors for the homeless and social service providers are hammering out an agreement that would link their programs. Two
By Ed Sharrow Santa Monica
The Santa Monica City Council must address the homelessness issue with greater compassion and responsibility. Any individual in need deserves our best effort to provide
By Daily Press staff
The Westside Shelter and Hunger Coalition will honor 24 previously homeless people who made changes in their lives, as well as nine civic organizations and businesses
By Julia Reeves Santa Monica
Regarding the diatribe of Michael Beattie as it appears in the opinion section of the Sept. 23 edition of the Santa Monica Daily Press, I
By Guest Commentary By Robert M. Myers
As the kick-off policy initiative of her reelection campaign, Councilmember Pam O’Connor wants to make criminals out of private citizens who
High profile figures have lobbied council members to vote against ordinances designed to place limitations on the city’s homeless population.
Rev. Jesse Jackson of the Rainbow Push Coalition; author
