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Los Angeles TimesPlease, newsmakers, he doesn't need this strainColumnist finds it's tough to keep his blood pressure under control when he reads about Bell's ex-police chief, lifeguard firings in El Monte, the mayor's reaction to the AEG sale — and bad sidewalks. Having been told by healthcare professionals to take it easy after recent medical challenges, is it safe for me to continue following the local news? In tolerant San Francisco, Prop. 8 backer to head Catholic ChurchThe pope's appointment of Salvatore Cordileone has been called the 'Bombshell by the Bay.' Many gay and lesbian Catholics worry that they will be marginalized after his arrival. SAN FRANCISCO — The announcement by Pope Benedict XVI has been dubbed the "Bombshell by the Bay." New San Diego park was 35 years in the makingLloyd and Ilse Ruocco set aside funding for the park in 1977, but it took 35 years for the project to come to fruition. SAN DIEGO — Architect Lloyd Ruocco and his wife, Ilse, an art professor at San Diego State, had a dream for their adopted city: a downtown park to incorporate their vision of "thoughtful urbanism." Program creates shared homes for L.A.'s homelessBy creating a family atmosphere, the Self-Help and Recovery Exchange's collaborative housing program aims to help the most difficult-to-place of L.A. County's homeless. Inside the white bungalow in Montebello, noise rules. Backers say bills signed by Brown will reduce school suspensionsAdvocates aiming to reform school discipline policies hailed the governor for signing four bills they say will help reduce the number of California students suspended each year. Advocates aiming to reform school discipline policies hailed Gov. Jerry Brown on Friday for signing four bills they say will help reduce the number of California students suspended each year. Canyon NewsCanyon News - Beer and Wine Tasting Bar Project OK'dWEST HOLLYWOOD —Fans of beer and/or wine rejoiced recently when the West Hollywood Planning Commission approved plans for a beer and wine tasting bar. Canyon News - Amanda Bynes Parents Move Back to CaliforniaSHERMAN OAKS —The parents of actress Amanda Bynes have decided to move back to California from their home in Texas in order to take care of their daughter. Canyon News - DNA Sample Ordered for Tennis UmpireWOODLAND HILLS —In an emergency hearing held on Wednesday, September 19, tennis umpire Lois Goodman, accused of killing her husband, was ordered to provide a DNA sample. Canyon News - Lohan Fails Drug Tests, Arrest IssuedHOLLYWOOD—The rebellious actress Lindsay Lohan has a bench warrant issued for her arrest with the Los Angeles County. She is expected to be in Los Angeles on Friday morning at 8:30 a.m. for her court appearance where she has charges against her for failing two drug tests. Canyon News - Enriching Lives Through LawBEVERLY HILLS—At the Law Office of Karen S. Brown, Karen dedicates countless hours to the practice of Family Law in order to improve the lives of those who seek her assistance. CBS 2 Los AngelesKenny Washington Fans Gather To Get His Name On 2014 Hall Of Fame BallotFriends and supporters of Southern California football great Kenny Washington gathered Saturday with one goal in mind: to get him on the 2014 Hall of Fame ballot. Investigators Probe Alleged Sexual Hazing At La Puente High SchoolInvestigators are looking into an alleged hazing incident at La Puente High School. Crews Begin Preparing Endeavour’s Next MoveCrews over the weekend are expected to begin the process of placing the space shuttle Endeavour on a flatbed trailer in preparation for its next stop – Exposition Park. Van Nuys Man, 53, Run Over And Killed By His Own Pickup TruckAuthorities say a 53-year-old Van Nuys man was run over and killed by his own pickup truck. 7-Year-Old Girl On Scooter Hurt In Moreno Valley CrashA 7-year-old girl riding a scooter remained hospitalized on Saturday following a collision with a vehicle in the city of Moreno Valley. Orange County RegisterCuervo brings volleyball's golden days back to Surf CityAction continued Saturday at the Jose Cuervo Pro Beach Volleyball Series national championships Saturday in Huntington Beach. The pro event started with qualifying rounds on Friday. The day was casual, with fans easily mixing with players on the beach. Sarah Day, who is a nanny off the court, was... Marchers bring awareness to suicideIRVINE - They smiled and occasionally laughed, 500 of them, as they walked in memory of loved ones who had committed suicide. The Out of the Darkness Community Walk drew parents, children, spouses and friends of the dead to Bill Barber Memorial Park on Saturday. The walk raised about $30,000 for... Man shot in face in Westminster coffeehouseWESTMINSTER - A man was taken to the hospital in critical condition after being shot in the face inside a coffeehouse late Friday, police said. Police responded at 11:16 p.m. Friday to reports that a gun had been fired at the Cutie Lounge coffeehouse, inside a two-story Westminster strip mall at... Anaheim to weigh ban on exotic animals at circusANAHEIM - The City Council will consider on Tuesday adopting a law that would ban exotic animals such as elephants and tigers from performing within the city - a ban that could prevent Ringling Bros. circus from making its annual stop in Anaheim. Councilman Lorri Galloway proposed drafting the law... Man robbed of gold necklace in Santa AnaSANTA ANA - A man hiding behind a tree ripped a gold necklace from another man's neck Saturday morning as the man was walking on a sidewalk just south of downtown, police said. The robber stole the gold jewelry around 3 a.m., in front of 202 S. Broadway in Santa Ana, said Santa Ana police... The Press-EnterpriseJURUPA VALLEY: Probation search nets 7 arrestsSheriff’s deputies report finding methamphetamine and a loaded shotgun at residence on Reagan Road FRENCH VALLEY: Woman left to die in hit and runA family member found the 68-year-old unconscious along the road after she didn’t return from her morning walk REGION: Finding a cure for burger smogUC Riverside researchers are testing devices to control pollution from restaurant char-broilers WILDLIFE: 7 acres to link kangaroo rat preservesA legal settlement protects habitat between Sycamore Canyon and other land set aside for the endangered animal WILDOMAR: A 13-year-old among three arrested in man’s deathThree Wildomar residents have been arrested on suspicion of murder, sheriff’s officials said Los Angeles Daily NewsHistory of AEG: The deal that almost wasn'tMore than a dozen years later, with all that the iconic arena has brought to Los Angeles, it's almost hard to believe Staples Center nearly didn't happen. Doug McIntyre: No space shuttle flyby for the San Fernando Valley because we're chopped liverThe San Fernando Valley is the Prince Harry of Los Angeles. We're used to A-listers and City Hall ignoring us, but who saw this one coming? NASA dissed the Valley with the ultimate snub. Welcome to Chopped Liver, California, population 1.76 million. Civil War buffs in Wilmington showcase California's role in keeping Confederacy at bayIf you think of important Civil War locations, names like Gettysburg, Richmond and Shiloh quickly come to mind. Los Angeles? Not so much. Editorial: Carmegeddon redux -- The first closure of the 405 wasn't a disaster. It will take all of us to make sure ...A week from today, residents of the Los Angeles area will be in the middle of another closure of a 10-mile stretch of the 405 Freeway spanning the San Fernando Valley and the Westside. A lot of planning is required to make it go as smoothly as the first round of so-called Carmageddon did a year ago. Editorial: Biggest? Lowest? There's a lot of overstatement in political rhetoricWhen the Cal State University trustees approved a 5 percent tuition increase Wednesday, to take effect only if voters reject the Proposition 30 tax hikes in November, CSU Chancellor Charles Reed tried to soften NBC Los AngelesVigil to be Held in Honor of Slain GirlFamily and friends are expected on Saturday to hold a candlelight vigil for a 17-year-old girl whose body was found burning on a South Los Angeles street on Monday, according to a Facebook page set up in... Photo Credit: Getty Images / Marco Di Lauro Beck "Disappointed" in $5.7M VerdictLos Angeles Police Chief Charlie Beck on Saturday said he was disappointed in the more than $5.7 million jury award to an attempted murder convict who was shot by police and paralyzed during the man’s arrest mor... Endeavour Preps for Final Road TripEndeavour will be taking a final road trip from LAX to the California Science Center. WindSeekers Shuttered NationwideThe parent company of Knott’s Berry Farm temporarily shuttered WindSeeker rides at six of its amusement parks in the U.S. and Canada while they investigate why the thrill ride has malfunctioned several times in... JPL Salutes Endeavour With GratitudeEndeavour's grand tour of the southland took it over the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, where many of the enthusiastic viewers had worked with Endeavour to get technology and experiments into orbit. KABC-TV Los AngelesTrojans bounce back to beat Bears 27-9Southern California bounced back from its first defeat with a 27-9 victory over California on Saturday. Bruins win streak snapped by unranked BeaversThe No. 19 UCLA Bruins' 3-0 win streak has been snapped by the unranked Oregon State Beavers in a 27-20 loss. Fire at vacant Compton church may be arsonAn arson investigation is under way after an early morning fire at a vacant, former church in Compton. Ex-OC teacher sentenced in molestation caseAn ex-O.C. teacher faces nearly 11 years in jail after pleading guilty to molesting girls and possessing child porn. 2 seated on Sun Valley bus bench stuck by carA man and woman sitting at a Sun Valley bus stop bench were critically hurt when a car slammed into them on Saturday. Daily BreezeHistory of AEG: The deal that almost wasn'tMore than a dozen years later, with all that the iconic arena has brought to Los Angeles, it's almost hard to believe Staples Center nearly didn't happen. Out+About: Events beginning Sunday, Sept. 23, 2012The Torrance Historical Society makes learning about the city's history fun with its docent-led walking tour of downtown Torrance. Torrance Historical Museum, 1345 Post Ave. 1:30 p.m. Sunday. My Turn: Utah's sameness contrasts with L.A.'s rich diversityRecently I had the opportunity to spend a week in Ogden, Utah, and be part of the Kennedy Center College Theatre Festival, held this year at Weber State University in Ogden. Participants are just tickled by Laughter YogaWhen Hermosa Beach resident Matthew Rand heard about Laughter Yoga, he was intrigued. Basically finding ways to make yourself laugh as a form of exercise, Laughter Yoga has been growing in popularity since it was launched in India in 1995. Civil War buffs in Wilmington showcase California's role in keeping Confederacy at bayIf you think of important Civil War locations, names like Gettysburg, Richmond and Shiloh quickly come to mind. Los Angeles? Not so much. |
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