CITYWIDE — Tourism continues to rise in Santa Monica, according to City Hall's Year End Report.
The report, which lists statistics about City Hall's accomplishments during fiscal
MID-CITY — The urine, feces and vomit were early morning irritations for Adrienne Burrows. It wasn't until her young son picked up a crack pipe while walking to a
WESTWOOD — Homeless veterans won a significant battle Thursday when a federal judge ruled in their favor, saying the Department of Veterans Affairs violated the law when it leased portions of
CITYWIDE — During a mental health summit organized by the VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System last week, groups met to discuss what can be done to help homeless veterans and
WASHINGTON, DC — Secretary of Veterans Affairs (VA) Eric Shinseki has made a commitment to fund and support an array of services to help homeless veterans in Los Angeles starting next
DOWNTOWN —Wearing a hot pink shirt, jeans and matching pink sneakers and standing in front of OPCC Monday afternoon, Maria Lieske, 45, bent down to see what her part-terrier/dachshund/
CITY HALL — City officials are seeking public input on a plan that will direct over $2.5 million in federal grant dollars toward affordable housing, homeless services and other community
CITY HALL — A recent citywide homeless count revealed that the overall amount of sheltered and unsheltered homeless has increased in Santa Monica by just 1 percent in the past year,
CITY HALL — The Santa Monica Housing Authority should take a closer look at its federal housing voucher program to ensure that it's promoting diversity and availability of housing
WASHINGTON — U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein and Congressman Henry Waxman sent a letter to the White House Office of Management and Budget this week requesting that the president include funding
