First day of April is typically Fool’s gold
WHERE YOU LEAST EXPECT IT This weekend, watch your back and stay on your toes because the pranksters, they’re out
Burglars striking amid the daylight
NORTH OF MONTANA A recent string of burglaries here has residents on edge.
While police comb the area for suspects, they are reminding homeowners to
A fisherman looks to catch his assailant
CITYWIDE It’s no hoax. Those wanted posters residents have found stuffed in their newspaper racks along busy streets here are real.
Still,
Murderous landlady case goes to trial in Downtown L.A.
DOWNTOWN LA It was a nice change for Olga Rutterschmidt.
With television news cameras focused in and lights glaring overhead,
Former Golay tenant looks back on time when landlord turned
OCEAN PARK It was on an afternoon in May 2006 when Barry Cowan was reading a newspaper article about two
Victims’ civil suit awaits a day in Los Angeles Court
DOWNTOWN, L.A. Victims of the deadly Farmers’ Market crash will have to wait until October before they can have
Group considers filing civil rights lawsuit against SMPD
NOMA Animal rights activists known for their aggressive tactics are threatening to file a civil rights lawsuit against City Hall and the
Lights aren’t flashing behind red-light runners, but that doesn’t mean they are safe
Sick of seeing drivers ask themselves that question and then gun it to “beat
Defense suggests charges be dropped
DOWNTOWN LA The Santa Monica landlord who stands accused of murdering two former homeless men in an elaborate insurance scheme is tired.
Following a late
Prosecutors aiming to connect the dots
By ALISON TULLY Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN LA Auto salesman Mario Medina pointed across the courtroom on Wednesday at Olga Rutterschmidt.
“I
Trial opens as Golay complains about time
DOWNTOWN, LA It was the moment they had all been waiting for.
After months of delays and waiting, Santa Monica landlord Helen Golay,
"There was nothing about his performance or his appearance that stood out.” - Principal Cynthia Juarez of the Imagine Charter School in Surprise, Arizona, on how a 29-year-old
