Homelessness - SMDP (Page 52)

Q-Line asks readers what should get city budget priority in 2005-06

As elected leaders embark on a mid-year budget review, they have begun prioritizing what should garner financial attention in 2005-06. The majority of City Council members last week

By Guest Author

/ 14 Feb 2005

Free ride in Santa Monica?

By Ron Yukelson Santa Monica Santa Monica is truly the home of the homeless (”Homelessness hits home in SM,” (SMDP, Feb. 8, page 1). True story: I’m an administrator

By Guest Author

/ 11 Feb 2005

City survey says: Homelessness still No. 1 issue

Resident telephone poll cost City Hall $28K Residents are growing increasingly concerned about the large homeless population that lives in Santa Monica, a survey released this week shows. Forty-five

By John Wood

/ 11 Feb 2005

Money to go toward homelessness, gang violence

By CORTNEY FIELDING Special to the Daily Press CITY HALL — Elected leaders indicated late Tuesday a large chunk of Santa Monica taxpayers’ money should go toward stemming gang violence and

By Guest Author

/ 10 Feb 2005

Homelessness hits home in SM

Homeless man evicted from alleyway cupboard MID-CITY — When dealing with homelessness in Santa Monica, some residents and merchants fear any space that’s not locked up is real estate

By John Wood

/ 8 Feb 2005

Homeless not OK, but Adelphia is

By Marilyn Brennan Santa Monica Regarding “Homeless strategy has mixed results (SMDP, Jan. 19, page 1). This is the second article in a three part series and the third article

By Guest Author

/ 3 Feb 2005

Shriver raised $316K in 2004

Shriver to continue fundraising CITY HALL — City Councilman Bobby Shriver over the past four months raised more than $316,000, mostly from $250 donations, and said Wednesday he had no

By John Wood

/ 3 Feb 2005

Homeless 101: taking it to the streets

This past week, Q-line asked: How can Santa Monica better address the issue of homelessness here and throughout the country? Here are your responses: ✆ “Logistics are the key for

By Guest Author

/ 29 Jan 2005

Q-Line asks how Santa Monica can better address homelessness

The issue of homelessness is complex, emotional and confusing for most people, especially here in Santa Monica, where the population is larger than in most cities. The question of what

By Guest Author

/ 29 Jan 2005

Q-Line asks how Santa Monica can better address homelessness

The issue of homelessness is complex, emotional and confusing for most people, especially here in Santa Monica, where the population is larger than in most cities. The question of what

By Guest Author

/ 28 Jan 2005

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The issue of homelessness is complex, emotional and confusing for most people, especially here in Santa Monica, where the population is larger than in most cities. The question of what

By Guest Author

/ 27 Jan 2005

Q-Line asks how Santa Monica can better address homelessness

By Daily Press staff If you want to keep tabs on the finances of the local school district, you’ve got until Friday to submit an application to join a

By Guest Author

/ 27 Jan 2005