SUNDAY, NOV. 25, AT 11:35 P.M. Officers responded to the intersection of Broadway and Third Street regarding a grand theft investigation. When officers arrived, they spoke with the
Crime Watch is a weekly series culled from reports provided by the Santa Monica Police Department. These are arrests only. All parties are innocent until proven guilty in a court
A number of factors make navigating city traffic risky
CITY HALL Police officers responsible for investigating serious traffic accidents have so far this year responded to 13 major incidents involving
Ewell to present redesign of racks
(sub) City snatches up vandalized newspaper racks
By Kevin Herrera
Daily Press Staff Writer
DOWNTOWN — Newspaper publishers and distributors held a meeting with City
Kevin Herrera TARGETING THE HOMESTEAD: Residents of Sunset Park are keeping a close watch amid a rash of burglaries targeting elderly homeowners. The police department has issued a warning to
State appeals court upholds guilty verdict
By Daily Press staff
LOS ANGELES The Santa Monica resident convicted of fatally stabbing a taxi driver more than six years ago will be
Cops to install plate readers
DOWNTOWN Police officers will be getting an extra pair of eyes in the new year.
Police Chief Timothy Jackman plans to purchase a small camera
By GABRIELLE HARRADINE Special to the Daily Press
LAX COURTHOUSE The 18-year-old day laborer who was arrested Sept. 28 after allegedly breaking into a Santa Monica condo and
CIVIC CENTER Looking to cut down on collision-related deaths and injuries, the Santa Monica Police Department plans to use a $250,000 grant from the state Office of Traffic
Former Council candidate’s legal fight results in a tie
SM COURTHOUSE Note to tenants that have a bone to pick with one another: Work it out on your own.
dedicated solely to the health of its members and not the wallets of its investors.
Patients would enter the dispensary, which would be guarded and protected, and choose from a
Family friends turned enemies
SANTA MONICA COURTHOUSE A former City Council candidate is being sued by a neighbor who is accusing the third-generation Santa Monican of habitual harassment.
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