The California Union of Safety Employees has announced it plans to sue the state if the legislators and Gov. Gray Davis approve Senate Bill 60, which awards drivers’ licenses to
No suspects named yet in Santa Monica’s first homicide of the year
Friends and family members of a Santa Monica teenager who was fatally shot Tuesday evening grieved Wednesday
19-year-old reportedly shot in Pico neighborhood alley, dies at hospital
A man was shot and killed in an eastside neighborhood Tuesday, making it the year’s first murder
Suspect believed to be responsible for 11 fires
By Daily Press staff
A convicted arsonist was captured by police early Saturday after he allegedly started nearly a dozen fires in
By Daily Press staff
The long-anticipated opening of the $66 million Public Safety Building will take place tonight.
The grand opening and formal dedication of the police and fire
Judge notes his criminal history, victim’s tragic death
A local mechanic was sentenced to 10 years in state prison Friday for fatally shooting a homeless man last July.
Two
New digs set to open for cops, firefighters and prisoners
Almost a year overdue and $66 million later, the Public Safety Building is nearly ready.
The grand opening for the
Martin Aguirre asked for cash to cover up alleged code violations
A City Hall building inspector was sentenced to six months in county jail on Wednesday for soliciting bribes from
By Daily Press staff
A local wedding photographer who pleaded no contest to four counts of grand theft in May is expected to return to court today.
Juli Anne Armitage
Charges reduced and referred to City Hall
A local motel owner who was arrested three weeks ago for allegedly running a prostitution ring has yet to enter a plea in
Cars illegal on pedestrian mall
A confused 67-year-old woman drove her car down Santa Monica’s pedestrian mall on Monday, but injured no one.
The Third Street Promenade,
Legal complaint requesting documents ignored by board chair
A neighborhood community organization’s finances that were kept secret for more than two years apparently have been released to some of
