SM man faces second felony strike if convicted
By Daily Press staff
LAX COURTHOUSE — The man suspected by police for allegedly killing a Santa Monica teenager pleaded not guilty on
First bank robbery of year in Santa Monica
By Daily Press staff
DOWNTOWN — A Santa Monica bank was robbed Monday morning by a man who fled on foot and remains
Charges stem from July 16, 2003 Farmers’ Market incident
By CAROLYN SACKARIASON AND JOHN WOOD Daily Press Staff Writers
Felony manslaughter charges were filed Monday against the elderly man who
No charges filed yet in 2003’s only homicide
The main suspect in Santa Monica’s only homicide is scheduled to make a plea today on an unrelated felony charge.
By Daily Press staff
Attorney General Bill Lockyer has urged the board of governors of the Federal Reserve System and the Federal Trade Commission to delay preempting state consumer protection
When a Santa Monica woman disappeared in February, the media slowly began to pick up on the story. Kristi Johnson, a 21-year-old Santa Monica College student, had left
Santa Monica experienced only one homicide this year, down dramatically from last year, when there were seven. Authorities haven’t charged anyone with the murder; however, police suspect Arthur Archuletta,
The two-and-a-half block stretch looked a like a war zone — debris strewn everywhere, bodies lying in the middle of the street, people screaming, emergency workers frantically responding
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica Police on Saturday at 1:41 p.m. responded to 5th Street and Wilshire Boulevard regarding a suspect in a vehicle stopping in the
City Hall gets $312M
By Daily Press staff
A seven-year legal dispute ended on Monday after a judge approved a $300 million settlement between City Hall and three oil
SMPD — Local police are taking extra measures within the city in response to the national alert level being raised to orange, signifying America is at high risk for a terrorist
Rand Corp., are locations being monitored.
SMPD works with a task force dedicated to homeland security that includes local, state and national agencies to provide and receive intelligence, Fabrega said.
