By Daily Press staff
U.S. Appellate Court Judge Dorothy W. Nelson — winner of the American Bar Association’s award for outstanding contribution to dispute resolution — will be the keynote
SM company created ads for anti-violence project
SOUTH LA — Top law-enforcement officials and prosecutors are forging a new partnership to combat criminals with guns.
Called “Project Safe Neighborhoods,
Hundreds of thousands killed each year by drunk drivers
By Daily Press staff
Local police will be out in full force beginning today to crack down on drunk drivers through
DA must now decide what charges to file in Farmers’ Market tragedy
POLICE HEADQUARTERS — The Santa Monica Police Department is seeking manslaughter charges against Russell Weller, the elderly driver who
Parents of slain Jalonnie Carter grew frustrated with police investigation
Frustrated by the lack of answers surrounding their teenage son’s murder, the parents of Jalonnie Carter, who was shot
Smith allegedly set fire to consignment store
LAX COURTHOUSE — The February fire that gutted Simply Sofas on Lincoln Boulevard was ignited by oversized water jugs filled with paper and gas,
The accused, Anita Laureen Clark, is free on $150,000 bond
CITY HALL — Thirty-seven criminal charges have been filed against a Santa Monica woman who allegedly posed as an
SM police chief questions motives behind comments
By James. T. Butts Jr.
Guest Commentary by James T. Butts Jr.
I read with interest “RAND offers answers to SM gun violence”
A direct and constant relationship with parole officers keeps would-be criminals at bay
By CAROLYN SACKARIASON AND JOHN WOOD Daily Press Staff Writers
The September arrest of a parolee
By Daily Press staff
The Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office is trying to locate victims of a 53-year-old Los Angeles woman, who more than a decade
By Daily Press staff
PICO NEIGHBORHOOD — A portion of an east-side neighborhood was temporarily closed off and an elementary school locked down Thursday afternoon as police combed the area
