A sometime Santa Monica resident who was the chief executive and chairman of a Miami health care company was sentenced Monday to three-and-a-half years in federal prison for engaging in an insider trading scheme to avoid losses of more than $12.

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SANTA MONICA - An investigation was underway Monday into the wounding of two juveniles who were shot while riding in a Waymo driverless car in Santa Monica. The victims were shot about 11:40 p.m. Sunday near the intersection of Second Street and Broadway,

SANTA MONICA, Calif. - An investigation was underway after two passengers in a driverless vehicle were shot in Santa Monica. The incident happened overnight near the intersection of 2nd Street and Broadway. Video from the scene showed multiple shell casings and the vehicle's right windshield with three bullet holes.

An investigation was underway Monday into the wounding of two juveniles who were shot while riding in a Waymo driverless car in Santa Monica. The victims were shot about 11:40 p.m. Sunday near the intersection of Second Street and Broadway,

An investigation was underway Monday into the wounding of two juveniles who were shot while riding in a Waymo driverless car in Santa Monica. The victims were shot about 11:40 p.m. Sunday near the intersection of Second Street and Broadway,

Two juveniles riding in a Waymo autonomous taxi were shot at in Santa Monica on Sunday night, according to authorities. A Santa Monica Police Department spokesperson confirmed to KTLA in a preliminary statement that officers were dispatched to the corner of 2nd Street and Broadway around 11:38 p.

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The shooting incident occurred late Sunday night at 2nd Street and Broadway, with two people taken to the hospital in critical condition.

A sometime Santa Monica resident who was the chief executive and chairman of a Miami health care company was sentenced Monday to three-and-a-half years in federal prison for engaging in an insider trading scheme to avoid losses of more than $12.