David Carini, Patch Staff
- Marina Del Rey, CA
I am the local editor for Marina del Rey Patch. I graduated from Stanford's Graduate School of Journalism, and have written for the San Francisco Chronicle and worked for NPR member KQED. I love talking to people, especially those whose opinions differ from mine, and try to treat every situation respectfully and objectively.
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Marina Del Rey|News|
Driver Hits Traffic Island on Fiji Way
Car hit concrete pillar and toppled it.
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Marina Del Rey|News|
Deal Arranged for Free Wi-Fi at LAX
Wi-Fi will be available free for up to 45 minutes in a 24-hour time span.
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Marina Del Rey|News|
Coming Soon: New Taqueria in Marina del Rey
The taco shop has a location in Santa Monica as well.
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Marina Del Rey|News|
Another Mako Shark Caught off the Southern California Coast
Anglers in Dana Point catch an even bigger mako shark than the one caught in Marina del Rey in July.
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Marina Del Rey|News|
Want to Make a Difference in Del Rey?
Join the Del Rey Neighborhood Council
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Venice-Mar Vista, CA|News|
Investigation on Officers Who Used Force to Arrest Venice Skateboarder May Take Months
Video shows police punching Ronald Weekly Jr., a 20-year-old skateboarder who was arrested in Venice on Aug. 18.
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Venice-Mar Vista, CA|News|
How Much Do Venice Residents Give to Charity?
New study details giving by ZIP Code and finds areas with more GOP voters are more likely to support charities.
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Marina Del Rey|News|
Organizer of Marina del Rey Hollywood Conference Found Dead
Producer leaves behind a wife and two children.
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Marina Del Rey|News|
Suspects Arrested for String of Bike Robberies in Marina and Venice
Over a dozen bicycles were stolen recently.
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Culver City, CA|News|
How Much Do Culver City Residents Give to Charity?
A new study details giving by ZIP code. Find out how much was given in the 90230, 90231 and 90232 areas.
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Belmont Shore-Naples, CA|News|
Assembly Passes Lowenthal's '3 Feet' Bike Safety Bill
Bill calling for 3-foot passing rule moves to Senate as another bill to exempt new bike lanes from state environmental review heads to Gov. Jerry Brown's desk.
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Redondo Beach, CA|News|
Assembly Approves 3-Foot Passing Rule
A bill calling for a 3-foot passing rule moves to Senate as another bill to exempt new bike lanes from state environmental review heads to Gov. Jerry Brown's desk.
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Marina Del Rey|News|
New Map Tool Highlights Del Rey Areas
Online tool helps people determine which of the eight areas of Del Rey they live in.
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Santa Monica, CA|News|
Assembly Passes Bike Safety Bill
Bill calling for 3-foot passing rule moves to Senate as another bill to exempt new bike lanes from state environmental review heads to Gov. Jerry Brown's desk.
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Pacific Palisades, CA|News|
How Much Do Pacific Palisades Residents Give to Charity?
New study details giving by ZIP Code and finds areas with more GOP voters are more likely to support charities.
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Brentwood, CA|News|
How Much Do Brentwood Residents Give to Charity?
New study details giving by ZIP Code and finds areas with more GOP voters are more likely to support charities.
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Mission Viejo, CA|News|
How Much Do Mission Viejo Residents Give to Charity?
New study finds areas with more GOP voters are more likely to support charities.
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San Juan Capistrano, CA|News|
How Much Do SJC Residents Give to Charity?
New study details giving by ZIP Code and finds areas with more GOP voters are more likely to support charities.
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Marina Del Rey|News|
How Much Do Marina Residents Give to Charity?
New study details giving by ZIP Code and finds areas with more GOP voters are more likely to support charities.
David Carini, Patch Staff