Nearly 200 people gathered at the Woodlawn Cemetery in Santa Monica on Monday to honor the men and women that have lost their lives defending the United States.
About 140
Last week, one Santa Monica neighborhood experienced three separate, gang-related shootings. No one was injured. The violence was nothing new to residents of the Pico neighborhood, who have struggled
By Daily Press staff
A total of 118 students from four choirs representing Santa Monica High School recently returned from performing at a music festival in the Boston area, competing
SMPD responds to rash of shootings in neighborhood
Police arrested four people and recovered weapons Thursday and Friday in connection to the recent gang-related shootings in an eastside Santa
By Daily Press staff
The full Assembly passed an identity theft protection bill authored by Assemblymember Fran Pavley on May 12.
The bill requires credit lenders to verify information on
In one incident, inspector took a child support check in exchange for silence
A former City Hall inspector has been charged with two counts of bribery for allegedly taking cash
Father says death penalty appropriate for alleged killer
A convicted felon accused of killing a 21-year-old Santa Monica woman he allegedly lured with the promise of a photography
Slain Santa Monica woman’s alleged killer faces judge today
Two days after she was murdered, Kristine Johnson’s accused killer allegedly stole the identity of a man who owns
Lawyer says mechanic shot out of self defense
The trial of a local businessman who is accused of murder is scheduled to begin next month.
Michael Ward Bell, 54, of
Scouts evaluated and awarded based on efforts at each site
By REBECCA GROSS Special to the Daily Press
Dozens of people were the victims of several disasters that occurred on
Suspect has a long criminal history
Capital murder charges have been filed against a convicted felon for the murder and attempted rape of a Santa Monica woman found dead in
Wedding photographer freed
After spending 12 days in jail, a local wedding photographer pleaded no contest to four counts of grand theft on Friday.
Juli Anne Armitage, who allegedly took
