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LA Suburb's Rebirth Rides On Electric Car Plant

AP   |  DAISY NGUYEN   |   November 25, 2009


DOWNEY, Calif. — This blue-collar suburb on the edge of Los Angeles once helped send men to space. After the collapse of its aerospace industry,...

Placard Thieves Leave Ito's LA Courtroom Nameless

AP   |   November 25, 2009


LOS ANGELES — Judge Lance Ito's fame has ironically made his courtroom the most difficult to find in downtown Los Angeles. Since presiding over O.J....

California Governor's Race: Countdown To 2010

  |   November 25, 2009


A round-up of the week's developments in the California Gubernatorial race, as Newsom's withdrawal shakes things up and the other candidates put together their teams:...

L.A. Council Weighs In On Weed Wars

latimes.com   |  John Hoeffel   |   November 26, 2009


Dispensaries in Los Angeles could continue to accept cash for medical marijuana under a provision approved by the City Council on Tuesday, after it adopted...

California Releases First Draft 'Cap And Trade' Plan To Cut Greenhouse Gases

Sacramento Bee   |  Jim Downing   |   November 25, 2009


The California Air Resources Board on Tuesday released a preliminary version of its first-in-the-nation "cap and trade" plan to cut greenhouse-gas emissions. Tens of billions...

Washington Post To Close LA Bureau

AP   |   November 24, 2009


LOS ANGELES — The Washington Post will close its remaining U.S. bureaus in New York, Los Angeles and Chicago at the end of the year...

LA House Listing Drops Over $17-Million

la.curbed.com   |  Marissa Gluck   |   November 24, 2009


When this admittedly insane six-bedroom, ten-bath compound in Hidden Hills went on the market in January for $27 million, or $3,627 per square foot, we...

LA Facing "Two-Year, Jobless Recovery"

Reuters   |  Mary Milliken   |   November 24, 2009


As the U.S. economy shows glimmers of improvement, there is not much even a city of 4 million people can do to take advantage of...

DJ Finds Out Charles Manson Is His Dad

LA Daily   |  Dennis Romero   |   November 24, 2009


A Los Angeles man who works as a DJ and grew up as an adopted child in the Midwest recently revealed that his father is...

Expanding L.A. School District Shuts The Door On New Hires

LA Daily   |  Dennis Romero   |   November 24, 2009


Even as the Los Angeles Unified School District is in the midst of a historic building boom that includes the massive and still-rising campus at...

L.A. Sheriff's Department Busts Reputed Tagger Who Was 'Guest Artist' At Graffiti Art Store

Los Angeles Times   |  Andrew Blankstein and Richard Winton   |   November 23, 2009

Read More: Graffiti, Revok, Tagger, Taggers

A reputed tagger who was paid $1,000 to be a featured "guest artist" at a self-described graffiti art store was arrested at the downtown store...

State Parks To Remain Fully Open, Thanks To Friendly Feds

Zev Yaroslavsky   |  Zev Yaroslavsky   |   November 23, 2009


The National Parks Service has come to the rescue of the highly popular state parks in the Santa Monica Mountains, providing a grant of $939,169...

Gobble Gobble Give Back

YDT   |  Tracy Hepler   |   November 23, 2009


Thanksgiving is about more than just the Turkey (or Tofurky for that matter). It can be a time to show gratitude and give thanks for...

Obama Thanks Hollywood With Coveted Invites To First White House State Dinner

deadline.com   |   November 24, 2009


If tradition stands, the details of the guest list will be revealed only a few hours before the Obama administration's first state dinner tomorrow. The...

Lakers Beat Thunder For 11th Straight Time

AP   |   November 23, 2009


LOS ANGELES — More than two decades ago, after Larry Bird made a shot from behind the backboard that didn't count in a preseason game,...
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