Parents aren’t paying attention; pushing their kids toward crime
By ANTONIA BOGDANOVICH Special to the Daily Press
When a juvenile judge recently threw a 16 year-old girl from
Judge orders woman to pay stenographer $150
The written word is only as good as the one spoken, a judge ruled this week.
Stenographer Vikki Grounds sued Paula Sue Desley
WELLS FARGO, from page 1 Customers find satisfaction through the court system
One way to guarantee customer service at Wells Fargo may be to sue it.
That’s what Larry
Bans on hacky sacks and feeding the homeless delayed for the time being
A business group recommended Thursday that more police be deployed along the Third Street Promenade.
However, the
Police unveil new surveillance tactic for gang-addled area
In response to increased gang activity on Santa Monica’s east side, police will patrol the area with helicopters beginning tonight.
Carolyn Sackariason/Daily Press Ann Kellogg, the clinical coordinator for the Maple Counseling Center, briefs Santa Monica Police officers on a new program they will use when they are on
Armed robbers take man’s wallet
A Santa Monica man was robbed at gunpoint in broad daylight last week while walking downtown.
Santa Monica Police responded to a call at
Law designed to protect taxpayer’s cash may pay for attorney fees
A voter-approved law preventing officials from getting kickbacks was so poorly written that the city was forced
Santa Monica’s finest may be a bit flighty.
That’s because one of the Santa Monica Police Department’s trained resources is a bird. Not just any bird — a
Witnesses say others are responsible in Maran murder
Charges were filed Tuesday against a 15-year-old Brentwood girl for her alleged role in the Nov. 17 murder of Santa
Employee claims boss made her watch porn, bragged about abusing women
A black Sony employee is suing the international entertainment company because she said her white boss called her a
