Homicide fourth this year
A manager of an automotive repair shop on Pico Boulevard was arrested for murder in connection to the shooting death of a man that occurred outside
Screenwriter’s credibility damaged over contract signing
By DAVE DANFORTH Daily Press Staff Writer
A Los Angeles film producer threatened to sue this newspaper over the story you are about
Incident is fourth homicide this year
A man was shot and killed Monday night in a Santa Monica eastside neighborhood, according to police.
Santa Monica Police arrested the suspect within
Unsolved murder considered a ‘cold case’
Accused murderer David Thomas Wright appeared in court Friday, facing capital murder charges for allegedly killing a Santa Monica woman four years ago.
Wright,
Santa Monica Police Dept. cracks down on prostitution
Eight men were arrested Saturday night during an undercover prostitution sting on Lincoln Boulevard.
Three female officers from the Santa Monica Police
mistake for Dane.
In a 1978 settlement conference, an unauthorized Shinn waived Dane’s right to a trial by jury and his right to appeal, among other things. Shinn also
By Daily Press staff
The Santa Monica Police Department has developed a series of recommendations to help businesses and residents avoid getting robbed.
Officers recently interviewed a commercial robbery suspect
The name Daye Shinn may sound familiar.
From Charles Manson’s murderous cohort Susan Atkins to convicted cop-killer Kenneth Earl Gay, Shinn’s client resume has had him in
An unsupervised 5-year-old boy drowned in a Santa Monica resident’s backyard swimming pool Wednesday.
Santa Monica Police officers responded at 2 p.m. to a home at
Judge shows frustration over problematic trial
By DAVE DANFORTH Daily Press Staff Writer
A homeowner who failed to get an electrical inspection wasn’t responsible for a fire that killed
Lawsuits may be interesting but unnecessary
By DAVE DANFORTH Daily Press Staff Writer
At the start of court last Wednesday, Santa Monica Superior Court Judge Robert Letteau tried to put
There’s a hiccup in a plan that would rotate featuring local downtown restaurants on the Third Street Promenade.
The Los Angeles County Department of Health won’t allow the