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Yahoo! Alerts Thursday, March 1, 2012 10:21 PM EST Today's Local News for Beverly Hills CA : As of 10:21 PM EST Most Southern California cities considered multiracial, report says Los Angeles Times - Mar 1 10:09 PM EST Doctor charged in fatal prescription overdoses Los Angeles Times - Mar 1 9:08 PM EST Canyon News - West Hollywood Woman Embezzles Thousands Canyon News - Mar 1 1:26 AM EST Canyon News - Missing Young Woman Seen in Hollywood Area Canyon News - Feb 29 2:26 AM EST George Christy Talks About Prince Albert, Wolfgang Puck, The Academy Awards And More! Beverly Hills Courier - Mar 1 9:54 PM EST Nicollette Sheridan Testifies in "Desparate Housewives" Trial Beverly Hills Courier - Mar 1 2:39 PM EST Los Angeles Times Most Southern California cities considered multiracial, report says Mar 1 10:09 PM EST A USC analysis of changes since 1990 finds that a large majority of cities in five counties have significant populations of at least two racial or ethnic groups. Southern California cities are becoming more multiracial, with a large majority now home to significant populations of at least two racial or ethnic groups, according to a new USC analysis of the region's shifting makeup over the last ... Doctor charged in fatal prescription overdoses Mar 1 9:08 PM EST Hsiu-Ying 'Lisa' Tseng is being held on $3-million bail in a rare attempt to prosecute patients' deaths as crimes. A 2010 Times investigation linked her prescriptions to eight fatal overdoses. A Rowland Heights doctor accused of recklessly prescribing narcotic painkillers and other addictive drugs has been charged with murder in connection with three fatal overdoses, a rare attempt to hold a ... In Central Valley, where raisins reign, concern over a tart upstart Mar 1 9:08 PM EST Amid the sun-drenched acres of the nation's raisin basket near Fresno, an Ocean Spray cranberry creation is viewed not as a treat, but a threat. The adversaries are plump and wrinkled. To the mat no longer Mar 1 8:08 PM EST In Los Angeles, people are increasingly rejecting yoga in favor of boot camp or kickboxing. They say it's for fitness, but that's not true: It's all about what they see in the mirror. Yoga, which is known for good things like enlightenment and healing, is suddenly under attack from several quarters. 7 L.A. teachers accused in sex-related cases Mar 1 12:10 PM EST A seventh L.A. school employee has been arrested on sex-related accusations. Canyon News Canyon News - West Hollywood Woman Embezzles Thousands Mar 1 1:26 AM EST WEST HOLLYWOOD—The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department at the station of West Hollywood is investigating a grand theft that took place in 2008. The incident was reported by a West Hollywood business owner, who reported Donna Walker, Vice President of the company Dane track's Inc. embezzled money from a West Hollywood post-production facility. Canyon News - Missing Young Woman Seen in Hollywood Area Feb 29 2:26 AM EST HOLLYWOOD—The Los Angeles Police Department, the Culver City Police Department and the Stratton family are looking for Satara Stratton. According to reports, Stratton is a 24 year-old Caucasian female with blond hair, blue eyes, 5 feet 3 inches and weighs approximately 90 pounds. Canyon News - Drugs and Weapons Seized by L.A. Authorities Feb 27 2:26 AM EST LOS ANGELES—The Los Angeles Interagency Metropolitan Police Apprehension Crime Task Force (L.A. IMPACT) seized over 150 gallons of Phencyclidine (PCP) along with gallons of precursor chemicals that can be used to compose an additional 500 gallons of PCP and two assault weapons on February 15. Authorities of L.A. IMPACT also found and recovered $389,000 of United States dollars. Canyon News - Fatality In Freeway Crashes Feb 25 11:41 AM EST STUDIO CITY —On February 23, a morning crash involving multiple vehicles occurred on Studio City's westbound 101 Freeway, according to the California Highway Patrol. The collision occurred at Coldwater Canyon Ave., causing temporary lane blockages. Canyon News - LAUSD Athletics Employee Arrested Feb 25 11:41 AM EST LOS ANGELES—The Los Angeles Unified School District's woes continue to pile up. On February 23, a 27-year-old athletic assistant was arrested and accused of conducting an " inappropriate relationship with a student." Beverly Hills Courier George Christy Talks About Prince Albert, Wolfgang Puck, The Academy Awards And More! Mar 1 9:54 PM EST Prince Albert Grimaldi II of Monaco is the first Head of State to attend the Oscars, as he did this week with his statuesque Princess Charlene. Flying for 15 hours from Monte Carlo to Los Angeles on the Royal Falcon jet, Their Serene Highnesses arrived Friday evening for a three-day Oscar weekend, lodging at The Beverly Hills Hotel. Nicollette Sheridan Testifies in "Desparate Housewives" Trial Mar 1 2:39 PM EST Actress Nicollette Sheridan was expected to testify today in a trial being held to decide her allegation that 'Desperate Housewives' creator Marc Cherry slapped her on the head during a dispute over a scene, then forced her off the hit show during its fifth season. Television Hall of Fame Ceremony Tonight Mar 1 2:39 PM EST The performers who brought George Jefferson and Fred and Ethel Mertz to the small screen are among those who will be inducted tonight into the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Hall of Fame. 405 Closing at Sepulveda Pass Friday Night Mar 1 1:54 PM EST More overnight closures are planned beginning Friday night on the San Diego (405) Freeway through the Sepulveda Pass as work continues on a $1.2 billion improvement project. Abramoff, Convicted Lobbyist and Beverly High Alumn (1977), Talks To Beverly High Students Feb 29 7:09 PM EST Beverly High alum, former lobbyist and convicted felon Jack Abramoff spoke to Beverly Hills High School students Tuesday about politics, his experiences and his novel, Capitol Punishment: The Hard Truth About Washington Corruption From America's Most Notorious Lobbyist. CBS 2 Los Angeles Female Hemet HS Teacher Arrested After Being Accused Of Having Sex With Male Student On Campus Mar 1 7:52 PM EST Deputies arrested a female Hemet High School teacher Thursday and accused her of having sex with a male student on campus, a sheriff's department spokesman said. 2 Men Fatally Shot In Rosewood Identified By Authorities Mar 1 7:37 PM EST Authorities Thursday identified two men who were shot and killed in the unincorporated Rosewood area of Los Angeles County. Another Long Beach School Fight Sends Student To Hospital Mar 1 7:09 PM EST Authorities say a Wilson High School student has been hospitalized with serious injuries following a fight, just a week after an elementary school girl died from injuries she suffered during an after-school scuffle. Skeletal Remains Of Man Found In Lancaster Remain Unidentified Mar 1 6:30 PM EST The public's help is needed to identify a man whose skeletal remains were found behind a shuttered Walmart in Lancaster. Bank Robber Shot, Hostage Uninjured After 4-Hour StandOff In Buena Park Mar 1 6:12 PM EST A armed robbery suspect was shot and wounded by an Orange County SWAT team Thursday following a four-hour hostage standoff with police, officials said. Orange County Register Big O.C. food event returning after 16 years Mar 1 9:41 PM EST Long before food trucks and restaurant weeks, local foodies got their culinary fix at Taste of Orange County.Gone for 16 years, the big food tasting event is making a comeback this year, event organizers announced last week. Taste of... Fullerton police employee arrested in cash thefts Mar 1 8:54 PM EST FULLERTON - A Fullerton police employee was arrested on suspicion of grand theft Thursday after authorities allege she stole from the department's property room.April Baughman, 52, was arrested after a sworn employee discovered that she stole money from the property room over a two-year... UC Irvine students stage low-key 'Occupy' rally Mar 1 7:56 PM EST IRVINE - About 150 UC Irvine students and their supporters staged a series of teach-ins and seminars about tuition increases and budget cuts Thursday, part of a nationwide "Day of Action" for public education called by the "Occupy" movement.Unlike at other University of... Telemarketer not thrilled by visitors Mar 1 7:23 PM EST Part II: Helping Ivan. Yesterday: Ivan Claman, 73, of La Palma came to me for help in trying to deal with the U.S. Postal Service and a Culver City construction company... Civil rights leader speaks at Cal State Fullerton Mar 1 7:13 PM EST During the height of the civil rights movement in America, U.S. Rep. John R. Lewis (D-Ga.) was spat on, brutally beaten, arrested and incarcerated."I asked my mother and father, 'Why? Why?' I was told, 'That's the way it is. Don't get in the way, don't get in... The Press-Enterprise CHINO: Manhunt on for bank robber who shot officer Mar 1 12:41 PM EST Officer in stable condition this morning; suspect, armed with an assault rifle, remains at large RIVERSIDE: Officers involved in fatal shooting after traffic stop Mar 1 12:24 PM EST Passenger ran into a backyard while carrying a handgun, police say SAN BERNARDINO: Police fatally shoot man during struggle Mar 1 10:20 AM EST Victim tried to run during a traffic stop, then fought with officers and grabbed a gun, investigators say HEMET: Burglar strikes while elderly couple sleeps Feb 29 8:43 PM EST A Murrieta man is found with stolen property fleeing a home early Wednesday, and is arrested SAN BERNARDINO: Charges dismissed in boy's death Feb 29 6:55 PM EST Drive-by shooting suspect in killing of 6-year-old freed pending further investigation, says DA's office Los Angeles Daily News Editorial: Unlicensed is unsafe -- City Council should consider overruling LAPD's looming policy change on impounding ... Mar 1 9:37 PM EST Nearly a year after the idea first stirred controversy, Los Angeles' softer approach to vehicle impounds could take effect this month. There seems to be only one last possible defense against this unwise policy, and that's the City Council. Kudos to Antonovich, McIntyre on impound-law stance: Letters to the Editor for Friday, March 2, 2012 Mar 1 9:21 PM EST Thanks to County Supervisor Michael Antonovich and Columnist Doug McIntyre for standing up and representing those of us who still believe in following the laws. A new vision for Alvin Ailey dance company comes to Southern California Mar 1 8:51 PM EST In his debut season as artistic director of Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, Robert Battle says his vision for the groundbreaking dance company is threefold: honor the past, reflect the present and embrace the future. LAUSD ousts head of embattled Adult Ed programs Mar 1 8:51 PM EST Assistant Superintendent Ed Morris, who oversaw LAUSD's embattled Adult Education Division for five years, has been placed on administrative leave, officials said Thursday. Paul Dano, Olivia Thirlby dig deep for 'Being Flynn' Mar 1 8:21 PM EST Two of the most respected young actors working today, Paul Dano and Olivia Thirlby, come together for the first time on screen in the new movie "Being Flynn. | Review of 'Being Flynn' NBC Los Angeles Protesters Demand Affordable Higher Education Mar 1 9:22 PM EST Thousands of students protested across dozens of higher education campuses in California Thursday demanding "accessible, affordable and quality education." The statewide protests were held in collaboration with... LACMA Rock: Route Map, Exhibit Information Mar 1 4:52 PM EST The Los Angeles County Museum of Art's newest exhibit is a 340-ton boulder that will be part of a sculpture called "Levitated Mass" by artist Michael Heizer. Officers, Suspect Hurt in Hostage Standoff Mar 1 3:52 PM EST Police shot through a Buena Park bank's glass doors Thursday afternoon, ending an hours-long hostage standoff. Top "Rock" Songs Mar 1 1:52 PM EST In honor of one of LACMA's newest exhibits - a 340-ton boulder, NBC4 is compiling a list of top rock songs that you can bang your head to. Officers Shoot, Kill Murder Suspect on Roof Mar 1 12:22 PM EST LAPD officers shot and killed a man on a roof Thursday while serving a murder warrant in La Mirada, police said. Daily Breeze Study: Torrance and Lomita growing more racially diverse Mar 1 10:01 PM EST Torrance and Lomita are growing more racially diverse while Gardena, Carson, Hawthorne and Lawndale have seen decreases in diverging races, according to a study released Thursday. Realtor appointed to Redondo Beach Historical Commission Mar 1 10:01 PM EST A local Realtor has been appointed to a position on the Redondo Beach Historical Commission. Michele Brown was appointed by Redondo Beach Mayor Mike Gin. Lawndale's first dog park to open on Saturday Mar 1 10:01 PM EST Lawndale leaders and animal lovers this weekend will celebrate the opening of the city's first dog park. Knatz reappointed to California Ocean Protection Council Mar 1 8:30 PM EST Geraldine Knatz, executive director of the Port of Los Angeles, was reappointed to the California Ocean Protection Council, Gov. State Sen. Rod Wright fails to receive endorsement from key labor group Mar 1 8:30 PM EST South Bay state Sen. Roderick Wright was snubbed this week by the powerful Los Angeles County Federation of Labor after he sought support for his bid in the newly drawn 35th Senate District. Ventura County Star American Heart Association holds annual luncheon Mar 1 9:16 PM EST Local women will learn about cardiovascular disease and how to keep their hearts healthy at the Ventura County Go Red for Women Luncheon. Cal Lutheran theater performance looks at stages of love Mar 1 9:01 PM EST "Almost, Maine" — a play made up of nine vignettes — will be performed at the Black Box Studio Theatre at California Lutheran University. Bicycles carry Ojai man through 40 years and 40 countries Mar 1 8:56 PM EST Bob Coble purchased his first bicycle when he was in seventh grade so he could deliver newspapers in his hometown in Michigan. Forty years later, bicycles have taken Coble to more than 40 countries and provided him a living. Ontiveros completes puzzle at Rio Mesa Mar 1 8:17 PM EST Rio Mesa High girls basketball coach Tim Murray heard the rumor like everyone else. Ashley Ontiveros was moving into the Rio Mesa district and was considering transferring to the school from Newbury Park. Students host modest rally at CSU Channel Islands Mar 1 8:12 PM EST A few students at CSU Channel Islands joined a statewide rally for education Wednesday, although the event at the Camarillo campus was smaller and quieter than most.

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