By TED WINTERER
It’s a new year. Thank goodness. 2004 was a tough year for those of us who fancy ourselves as progressive liberals.
I’m not talking about
By TED WINTERER
Some feel City Hall has been too soft on our homeless population, as if we ought to recruit John Ashcroft to round up all the street people
City officials have proposed opening a sobering center, or “drunk tank,” to help curb the problem of public drunkenness in Santa Monica. Some officials champion the idea as a way
the mean streets
MAIN STREET — Convicted felons Freddie Baca and Robert Mickles never dreamed they would be spending the holiday season selling Christmas trees in Santa Monica — they figured they’
City officials have proposed opening a sobering center, or “drunk tank,” to help curb the problem of public drunkenness in Santa Monica. Some officials champion the idea as a way
City officials have proposed opening a sobering center, or “drunk tank,” to help curb the problem of public drunkenness in Santa Monica. Some officials champion the idea as a way
City officials have proposed opening a sobering center, or “drunk tank,” to help curb the problem of public drunkenness in Santa Monica. Some officials champion the idea as a way
City officials have proposed opening a sobering center, or “drunk tank,” to help curb the problem of public drunkenness in Santa Monica. Some officials champion the idea as a way
Sobering center could save city $3M per year
CITY HALL — A proposed sobering center for public drunks may do little towards reducing vagrancy, City Manager Susan McCarthy said this week.
By N.L. Miller Santa Monica
I think all of your readers breathed a collective sigh of relief when Tony Street decided to leave our fair city and move to
