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Homeless count delayed by omicron surge

MATTHEW HALL Daily Press Editor Officials have postponed the annual Homeless Count both at the count

By Matthew Hall

/ 17 Jan 2022

Newsom’s proposed budget brings more local funding to address homelessness

With a $286.4 billion state budget proposal on the table, Santa Monica could soon see new funds to s

By Clara Harter

/ 13 Jan 2022

Newsom’s proposed budget brings more local funding to address homelessness

Homeless count organizers ask volunteers to step up

Would-be helpers have until Jan. 17 to register for the annual count, which is back after a one-year

By Todd James

/ 7 Jan 2022

Homeless count organizers ask volunteers to step up

Rain ends Malibu’s policy to clear homeless camps due to fire dangers

December’s rainstorms helped to replenish California’s thirsty reservoirs, but all that rain had

By Todd James

/ 6 Jan 2022

Rain ends Malibu’s policy to clear homeless camps due to fire dangers

Give back this new year with these volunteer and donation opportunities

Giving back is often at the top of new years resolution lists, but as the holiday season fades away

By Clara Harter

/ 24 Dec 2021

Give back this new year with these volunteer and donation opportunities

Homeless Cleanup

Venice: The City of Los Angeles held a sanitation sweep this week to clear debris and trash from the

By Guest Author

/ 3 Dec 2021

Homeless count to return in Jan 2022, community volunteers needed

After a one year hiatus due to the pandemic, Santa Monica’s annual homeless count will take place again on Jan. 26 and provide invaluable information to help guide the

By Clara Harter

/ 17 Nov 2021

Homeless count to return in Jan 2022, community volunteers needed

Chess Park to become chess-less due to crime and homelessness

It’s endgame for chess enthusiasts at longtime player haunt Chess Park. After five years of unsavo

By Clara Harter

/ 27 Oct 2021

Chess Park to become chess-less due to crime and homelessness

Santa Monica has a bold new solution to break local cycles of incarceration

Individuals experiencing homelessness, substance abuse or mental health issues make up the majority

By Clara Harter

/ 22 Oct 2021

Santa Monica has a bold new solution to break local cycles of incarceration

Sheriff Villanueva lambasts Santa Monica’s approach to Downtown homelessness

In a community meeting organized by Promenade property owner John Alle, L.A. County Sheriff Alex Vil

By Clara Harter

/ 29 Sep 2021

Sheriff Villanueva lambasts Santa Monica’s approach to Downtown homelessness

New CEO for agency that caters to 20 percent of the state’s homeless

After 25 years at the helm, Joel Roberts is stepping down as CEO of People Assisting The Homeless (PATH) as of January 2022. Roberts was motivated to help people find

By Daniel Farr

/ 13 Sep 2021

Malibu Council Works on Amending Malibu’s Nuisance Code to Address Homeless Encampments and Appoints New Homelessness Task Force

The Malibu City Council took steps during a meeting on July 21 to amend the City’s Nuisance Code to strengthen the City’s ability to address hazards posed by

By Guest Author

/ 4 Aug 2021

Malibu Council Works on Amending Malibu’s Nuisance Code to Address Homeless Encampments and Appoints New Homelessness Task Force