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It was felt we didn’t have enough time to line up speakers, sell tickets, etc. So we’ve postponed the planned “Small Business Conference” (our “recession buster” gathering) till January. Keep checking in, sorry for any […]
Our juveniles and young adults appear to be following the story line of a recently released movie called “Project X†. These parties quickly escalate, into out of control anarchy. The parties are promoting irresponsible […]
By Dolores Quintana Director Tim Burton’s newest film, Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, is morbidly charming. I know this is heresy, but I love this movie in a way I didn’t like the first one. It is entertaining, […]
The state Labor Commissioner’s Office announced today that their investigators have issued $682,345 in fines to 18 garment manufacturers and contractors in a two-day enforcement operation in the Los Angeles area. The penalties included a […]
Southland water officials urged residents to turn off their sprinklers during today’s rain storm and leave them off until the soil dries out, warning that one day of heavy rain will not cure the state’s […]
The Herbalife Triathlon will be held today in Torrance for the first time, replacing a course that stretched from Venice Beach to downtown Los Angeles. The change stems from a desire by Pacific Sports, which […]
Former investment banker and Los Angeles Deputy Mayor Austin Beutner was named publisher and chief executive of the Los Angeles Times. Beutner, 54, succeeds Eddy Hartenstein, who was recently named the non-executive chairman of […]
In an interview, de Leon cites needs of “underrepresented” district By Dolors Quintana Until Wednesday, City Councilmember Kevin de Leon had not said much following the shocking release of the audio tapes where he, former […]
The Los Angeles City Attorney’s office is helping to investigate more than 30 cases of possible scams related to President Barack Obama’s executive orders aimed at enabling some undocumented immigrants to avoid deportation and get work […]
Thieves hit Again, Stealing E-Bikes and Leaving a Wake of Damage in South La Cienega The frustrated owner of a South Carthay tour company is calling for action after burglars hit his business for the […]
Update: PNC President Needed Medical Treatment, Statement from McAuley, Journalists William Gude, the journalist who confronted City Attorney Hydee Feldstein-Soto at Palms Community Day, attended the Board of Neighborhood Council Commission Meeting to, in his […]
A woman is suing the city of Long Beach for injuries suffered after she fell over a railing on the Queen Mary and descended into the water nearly 100 feet below, allegedly because of “unstable […]
“Fifty Shades Of Grey” has the competition tied up in knots, and is the number one movie in North America again this weekend. The R-rated erotic romp was on track to sell $23.2 million in […]
Fire Crews Pumped Out Waist-High Water After Overnight Storms Inundated the Parking Structure Heavy flooding at an apartment complex in Palms left multiple vehicles submerged overnight after heavy rain sent water rushing into an underground […]
Actor/singer David Hasselhoff is being sued by a documentary producer for allegedly participating in a competing film work about the 25th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall in breach of an agreement. […]
Measure J mandates that at least 10% of the county’s locally generated, unrestricted funds be allocated to community investments like youth development, job training, and alternatives to incarceration Los Angeles County Supervisors Lindsey P. Horvath […]
