California
Drunk driving-related tragedies have victimized Joey Hunnicut’s family for generations, changing lives in immeasurable ways.
Dec. 12, 1993
Drunk driving-related tragedies have victimized Joey Hunnicut’s family for generations, altering lives in immeasurable ways.
World & Nation
The national preoccupation with drunk driving that in the early 1980s spawned dozens of state get-tough laws may have had only fleeting effect.
May 27, 1987
Drunk driving arrests have gone down “significantly” since a drunk driving enforcement team was disbanded in October of last year, according to Capt.
March 9, 1993
A Buena Park man who has been convicted of drunk driving more than a dozen times has been charged with the same offense again and could be sentenced to 3 years in prison under a new state law, even though he has never injured anyone in an accident.
Jan. 21, 1989
Money & Company
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Sept. 11, 2009
Standing in front of a mangled car, Assemblyman Jack O’Connell and California Highway Patrol officials sought Monday to reinforce the perilous image of drunk driving and outline stiffer legal penalties that take effect Jan. 1.
Dec. 29, 1992
Despite progress in reducing fatalities and toughening penalties during the past decade, activists and police say a recent upswing in DUIs means the war isn’t won yet.
July 24, 1998
L.A. Now
Nov. 24, 2012
Sports Now
Jan. 29, 2010