People are concerned about things that directly affect them. The city’s annual surveys on community issues always indicate homelessness, overdevelopment, traffic, parking, lack of park space and other livability
By Kenneth A. McCrae Santa Monica
After reading several recent anti-homeless articles in the Santa Monica Daily Press (SMDP), I empathize with your problems concerning Santa Monica’s homeless
I would like to thank Kenneth McCrae for his response to my opinion letter which appeared in the July 13, 2002, Santa Monica Daily Press. For him to imply that
By Kenneth McCrae Santa Monica
In direct response to Julie Reeves (SMDP, July 13, 2002, Letters): Many of Santa Monica’s homeless residents (oxymoronic, but correct! Perhaps we should call
By Brendan & Ingrid O’Brien Santa Monica
Re: City to examine public feeding regulation So, I think I understand... If you are rich, feed your face at a picnic
By David Busch, member, “Making Change…” the homeless newspaper Santa Monica
Editor: RE: “More Panhandlers... pg. 1, 7/09/02. As a homeless resident I am shocked — as I am
By Julien Thompson Santa Monica
Mine was probably the first letter that your paper printed. And I reiterate: Yours is an excellent Santa Monica organ. In a perverse way I
By Elizabeth Wilson Moyles Santa Monica
I can certainly relate to the comments expressed by the merchants. Working in the hotel industry brings me into contact with visitors from all
Retailers frustrated with city’s enforcement of Promenade panhandlers
Retailers on the Third Street Promenade are fed up with transients sleeping in front of their stores, chasing tourists away and
