(Editor’s note: Former Daily Press reporter John Wood spent six weeks this past spring driving across the United States. Below is a short report on his trip.) The only
City gives former reporter Santa Monica-style sendoff
(Editor's note: This is an essay in a two-part series written by former Daily Press reporter John Wood, who
Bay Street local stayed with woman’s body and flagged down help
BAY STREET — A surfer on Monday discovered a dead body floating just below the surface of the ocean
Frick’s resignation elicits some mixed reactions
CITY HALL — The head of Santa Monica’s oft-criticized planning department announced Monday she will step down from her post to take
Excessive force case comes to speedy resolution
DOWNTOWN LA — It took a federal jury less than one hour to decide Friday that the videotaped Santa Monica police beating of an
One suspect took 15 hostages at pier arcade on busy summer holiday, shot five people
DOWNTOWN LA — A jury began deliberating Thursday in the case against two gang members charged
Policeman took the stand to explain their use of force against suspect Jeremy Naidoo, whose beating was videotaped
DOWNTOWN LA — Three officers accused of using excessive force in a videotaped
Funeral arrangements are still being planned
Initial coroner reports released Tuesday indicate that both Santa Monica men killed during a crowded weekend birthday party were struck by multiple bullets.
Hector
Third shooting victim described as ‘silent hero’
Hector Bonilla, 25, and Jonathan Hernandez, 19, were gunned down at a birthday party in Sunset Park SUNSET PARK — Authorities on Monday identified
Bicyclists pushing for better connected bike lanes
DOWNTOWN — Roundabouts, speed bumps and angled parking spots were expected to be among the key points of discussion this weekend at a workshop
BLAST FROM THE PAST, from page 1 New group to tackle, traffic, development
A group of residents from this beachside community have formed a new neighborhood group to make their
Preservation group has seven weeks to raise up to $400K
SM AIRPORT — It’s known as a “shotgun” house because a blast fired through the front door would travel through
