Homelessness plan to be complete in June of 2004
By Daily Press staff
The city of Santa Monica in partnership with the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA) is hosting
By Daily Press staff
Officials want Santa Monicans to weigh in on how to end homelessness in 10 years. The city of Santa Monica, in partnership with the Los Angeles
By Richard Hilton West Los Angeles Council of the Disabled Santa Monica
Bill Bauer’s column, “Homeless services: If we build it, they will come” (SMDP, Jan. 16, page 6)
“Mayor sets priorities for the year ahead” was the front page headline on Jan. 3 in the Santa Monica Daily Press.
“Oh, boy.” I thought, “This ought to be good.
THE STREET It’s time for the homeless to end their stereotypical ways
By Charles Springer
I write this column to bring light not to the non-homeless community, but
He wants a safer, more artistic, scholarly 2004
Residents this year can expect to see less gun violence in an eastside neighborhood, a financially stable school district and more arts
By Daily Press staff
More than 50 formerly homeless veterans are giving back to the community tonight by purchasing turkey dinners for the less fortunate who are in emergency shelter
By Charles Springer
Santa, this is what I want for Christmas. To bring light to the homeless epidemic and educate you, who seem to have all this “insight” into homelessness,
Santa Monicans to be asked how to end homelessness
Those who plan to end homelessness in Los Angeles County in the next decade hope it’s not just a pipe
As the head of the largest social-service agency in Santa Monica, John Maceri provides shelter and food for hundreds of abused, addicted and mentally ill homeless people each day.
By Charles Springer
“As I write these recollections, I feel the streets calling my name, and I am reminded of the Wolfman portrayed in old movies. At night, when the
By Alan Toy Santa Monica Better in prison than Santa Monica Editor:
While it seems at times that Santa Monica is overrun with people who are homeless and much has
