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Record-Breaking Thanksgiving Travel Expected as 82 Million Hit the Roads LAX Police Warn Holiday Travelers After Spike in High-End Car Thefts Japanese Entertainment Giants Open Gacha and Claw Machine Pop-Up on Promenade Westside Waldorf School Relocates to Santa Monica Nearly a Year After Wildfire Southern California Estates Make National List of Top Home Sales Above $30 Million

News February 2, 2018

Counting Those Less Fortunate

Santa Monica City’s Homeless Count Jan. 24, saw 250 volunteers fill St. Monica’s grounds before hitting the streets. The count is mandated by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development for all communities that receive federal funds for homelessness programs.

Photos: City of Santa Monica.

Counting Fortunate Less Those

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