Defense attorneys go after victim’s criminal history
By GENEVA WHITMARSH Daily Press Staff Writer
LAX COURTHOUSE — Four people will be put on trial this fall for their alleged role
Sony exec now singing quite a different tune
By GENEVA WHITMARSH Daily Press Staff Writer
SM COURTHOUSE — Nena Jimeno Ruiz wept on Friday after a jury awarded her more than
Antonio Pedraza faces 16 years to life if convicted
By GENEVA WHITMARSH Daily Press Staff Writer
LAX COURTHOUSE — A former Santa Monica bar owner accused of gunning down a customer
Domestic dispute: Jury begins its deliberations
By GENEVA WHITMARSH Daily Press Staff Writer
SM COURTHOUSE — A Santa Monica jury here heard closing arguments Tuesday in the case of a Filipino
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By JOHN F. MULLER Special
Former maid claims she was treated like a dog
By GENEVA WHITMARSH Daily Press Staff Writer
SM COURTHOUSE — A jury here is expected to decide this week whether or not
Millions of dollars are at stake as cases move forward; 914-page police report to stay sealed
SM COURTHOUSE — Two weeks after an appellate court stepped in to shake things
City Hall’s top 25 overtime earners in 2003, by job title.
Job title Overtime Base pay Other Earnings Total Earnings Police Sergeant $66,825 $95,493 $4,826 $167,
By Daily Press staff
Donna Groman, a former Santa Monica Superior Court Commissioner and candidate for Superior Court Judge on the November ballot, has won the endorsements of several prominent
City Hall will receive $85K in attorney fees
CITY HALL — The political sandstorm kicked up in September 2000 over a 4-year-old’s backyard playhouse has finally, and seemingly
Prosecution’s evidence in case ‘circumstantial’
It will be nearly two years since the murder of a Santa Monica woman that her accused killer will stand trial, prosecutors said.
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Police dispute danger findings
By GENEVA WHITMARSH Special to the Daily Press
Santa Monica is the nation’s 135th most dangerous city, according to a Kansas-based company’s recent