By Daily Press staff
The city wants its residents to interact with public art. The City of Santa Monica’s cultural affairs division and the Santa Monica Arts Commission are
By SARA VAN DYCK Special to the Daily Press
New mothers can now get free kits to help them understand the importance of early language development for their children.
Using
By Daily Press Staff
An early 1900s beach cottage in Ocean Park will remain a historical landmark, despite the owner’s request that he be allowed to tear down the
By David Misch Santa Monica
Evelyn Jerome’s “Think Twice” column (SMDP, Aug. 19, page 4) on OPCC and the homeless was filled with so much muddled thinking that it’
Responding to S. Meric’s letter (SMDP, Aug. 11, page 4) regarding the “noise” at Sunday’s Farmers Market, I find this very interesting that S. Meric is not a
By Evelyn Jerome
■ Here’s how your City Councilmembers have dealt with a multi-million dollar budget deficit this year: They voted to give a “loan” of $7.4 million
By Charles Springer (Charles Springer is a free lance artist and writer and a resident of Santa Monica. He)
Addiction takes on many forms from alcohol, drugs, sex, or food,
Legal complaint requesting documents ignored by board chair
A neighborhood community organization’s finances that were kept secret for more than two years apparently have been released to some of
The 1994 Public Safety Act, section 2.69.010(f), states that the city is to: “Prevent an increase, and, wherever feasible, reduce city overall expenditures relating to homeless services.
A proposed homeless shelter at Cloverfield Boulevard and Michigan Avenue has many residents upset because they think transients will loiter, panhandle and engage in other antisocial behavior in their neighborhoods.
