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Today's Local News for Beverly Hills CA : Lawyers for Conrad Murray seek test of drug vial Teacher's aide left naked girl in hot car, police say Canyon News - Man Goes Missing In Hollywood Hills Canyon News - Tow Truck Driver Rescued From Cliff City Council To Approve $50K Reward In Hollywood Severed Head Case Pomona City Council Urges Residents To Save Library Los Angeles Times Lawyers for Conrad Murray seek test of drug vial The defense for Michael Jackson's doctor asks an appellate court to allow testing of a vial that was a key piece of evidence against Conrad Murray. Dr. Conrad Murray asked an appellate court Monday to order lab testing on a piece of evidence that his defense said might cast doubt on his guilt in Michael Jackson's death. Teacher's aide left naked girl in hot car, police say A teacher's aide in Riverside County was charged with leaving her 12-year-old daughter naked in a car, authorities said Thursday. California's newest city withering on fiscal vine Jurupa Valley in Riverside County lost millions when lawmakers tapped funds earmarked for cities last year. 'Our survival is at stake,' the mayor says. The jagged foothills, withered pastures and a web of horse trails along the Santa Ana River give the state's newest city a hint of the Wild West. Jurupa Valley's money troubles, though, are pure modern-day California. Secret Service won't pay Newport Beach for police at Obama event Newport Beach billed President Obama's campaign for police security at a fundraiser. The Secret Service says that security is its job, not the campaign's, but that it can't reimburse the city. A Secret Service official said Newport Beach city administrators are asking the wrong people to pay for police protection at presidential campaign events. Renegade bike race in L.A. tunnel goes mainstream Two thousand spectators watch riders compete one-on-one in the 2nd Street tunnel. This time, the city gave its permission. It was an unlikely setting for a bike race. Canyon News Canyon News - Man Goes Missing In Hollywood Hills HOLLYWOOD HILLS —A 54-year-old man from Burbank has been reported missing after going out on a hike in the Hollywood Hills on Saturday, July 28. Gregory Emison was last seen early Saturday morning by family members after he informed them that he would be hiking in the Hollywood Hills. Canyon News - Tow Truck Driver Rescued From Cliff MALIBU—A 36 year-old tow truck driver was rescued by the Malibu Search and Rescue Team Saturday night after he slipped down a hillside while trying to retrieve a motorcycle. Canyon News - Drag Racing In Downtown LOS ANGELES—Downtown played host to an unlikely event on Saturday night July 28, as the 2 nd Street Tunnel turned into a drag strip for cyclists in the first ever, city sanctioned, Midnight Drag Race. Canyon News - Route To OC Closed For Construction ORANGE COUNTY—Los Angeles residents looking to take a trip to Orange County beaches in August should steer clear of the I-605 connector to the Southbound I-405 for the next two weeks, it will be closed. Canyon News - Police Investigating Sexual Battery Allegation SANTA MONICA —The Santa Monica Police Department are currently investigating an allegation of sexual battery against priest Rafael Venegas at St. Anne’s Church located at . CBS 2 Los Angeles City Council To Approve $50K Reward In Hollywood Severed Head Case A $50,000 reward is expected to be approved Tuesday by the Los Angeles City Council for information leading to a conviction in the murder of a man who’s severed head was found earlier this year in the Hollywood Hills. Pomona City Council Urges Residents To Save Library An effort is underway Monday in Pomona to save and restore the city’s treasured public library. ‘Plain Jane’ Bandit Strikes Again The “Plain Jane” bandit, who is accused of holding up seven banks in Los Angeles, Orange and Riverside counties, robbed a bank in Downey on Monday. Newport Beach Claims Obama Campaign Hasn’t Paid Its Bill The city of Newport Beach said Monday that a collection agency is sending “past due” notices to President Barack Obama’s campaign. Thousands Expected At Coliseum For ‘Guadalupe Celebration’ On Sunday An estimated 100,000 congregants are expected to fill the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum on Sunday for the Guadalupe Celebration which will give the faithful a rare close up of the city’s most treasured relic. Orange County Register Tinajero announces bid for Santa Ana mayor SANTA ANA - Santa Ana Councilman Sal Tinajero pulled nomination papers Monday to run for Santa Ana mayor in November. Tinajero, who represents Ward 6, was elected to the City Council in November 2006. He has also served on the Santa Ana Unified School District board. "I'm the only... Mickadeit: They'll turn green card holders into citizens Roger Grable and I had just finished barbecuing tri-tip for the Public Law Center's annual board-and-summer-intern fete in Gary Pohlson's backyard, and I was relaxing with a glass of pinot, when I heard out of the corner of my ear one of the staff attorneys say something about... Feds won't pay Newport's $35,000 bill for Obama visit NEWPORT BEACH U.S. Secret Service officials have declined to pay the city's $35,000 bill for police services during a fundraising visit by President Barack Obama in February. The <a href="http://www.ocregister.com/news/city-365069-obama-invoice.html" title="city billed... Most unruly protesters from outside Anaheim, police say ANAHEIM - As protesters took to the streets on Sunday, marching from Anaheim police headquarters along Harbor Boulevard toward Disneyland, many of those obscuring their faces with bandanas and carrying gas masks were not from Anaheim. Numerous interviews confirmed they were from elsewhere. And,... Italian trattoria coming to downtown Brea The culinary team behind Cha Cha's Latin Kitchen in Brea has announced plans to open a second restaurant in downtown Brea. Brunos Trattoria, a Northern Italian restaurant, will offer "soul-satisfying fare" inspired by the chef's memories of Venice.... The Press-Enterprise FONTANA: Wrong-way crash suspect leaves girlfriend Pursuit ends on I-215N in Grand Terrace, where suspect enters freeway in wrong direction, crashes head-on into another vehicle COLORADO: Accused gunman charged Accused Colorado gunman and former UC Riverside grad James Holmes was charged with 142 counts – including 24 counts of first degree murder Monday morning | See live tweets from the courtroom RIALTO: Victorville man jailed in party slaying The victim had been checking someone for weapons when he was gunned down, coroner’s investigators say HEMET: Nurse survives mugging, aims to fight back Becki Gomez, a longtime nurse at Hemet Valley Medical Center, is ready to strike back after surviving a mugging Thursday afternoon in a back parking lot near the Yale Street postal substation in Hemet SAN BERNARDINO: Man injured in shooting A man was shot early Monday morning, but is expected to survive Los Angeles Daily News Suspected gunman fatally shoots man in Los Angeles An unidentified man was fatally gunned down in Los Angeles this evening after an argument with his assailant, police said. E3 electronic show to stay at Los Angeles Convention Center through 2015 The popular and profitable E3 electronic show will continue to use the Los Angeles Convention Center as its home through 2015, officials announced Monday. Doping scandals cast a shadow over Chinese swimmer Ye Shiwen's success LONDON - At 16, the Chinese swimmer Ye Shiwen is one of the youngest competitors in the Olympics and so far the most remarkable. What she has done in the pool is the water-based equivalent of what Usain Bolt did on the track four years ago in Beijing. Internal Affairs investigating 2 LAPD officers running military-style 'boot camp' for kids Two Los Angeles Police Department officers are under investigation by the department's Internal Affairs division for running a military-style "boot camp" for troubled youths at a Hollywood school on weekends. Editorial: Repairing sidewalk policy -- Bill keeping property owners off hook should be passed SINCE people generally are responsible for the upkeep of things they own, does being responsible for the sidewalks in front of their houses mean individual property owners own those stretches of pavement? NBC Los Angeles Help Wanted at the LA Fire Department Skyrocketing overtime has made it more cost effective for LA City to hire more firefighters so although budget woes have kept the LA Fire Department from hiring since 2009, hundreds of vacancies are... Storify: NBCLA in London, Day 7 On day 7 of the London 2012 Olympics, the real London summer weather drenched the Olympic Stadium, but El Monte’s Kim Rhodes – who racked up a near perfect, record-breaking performance in skeet shooting – brough... Relic of Tilma to be Displayed Aug. 5 Local Catholic leaders gave media representatives an exclusive look at the one-centimeter square relic of the Tilma on Monday morning, offering a sneak peek at the iconic piece in anticipation of a... Southern California is Warming Up Southern California is warming up with triple digits in Woodland Hills and parts of the Inland Empire. Singer Tony Martin Dies at 98 Romantic crooner Tony Martin, whose popularity peaked in the 1930s, 40s and 50s, has died of natural causes. Photo Credit: Getty Images Daily Breeze Vandals scare neighbors of slain Inglewood man Neighbors of a man who was shot and killed as he chased vandals in his wheelchair said they now fear for their own safety. Chocolate-covered meth leads to Long Beach man's arrest at LAX A Long Beach man was arrested at Los Angeles International Airport in an alleged attempt to smuggle more than four pounds of chocolate- coated methamphetamine packaged inside Snickers candy bar wrappers, federal authorities said Monday. Longtime Daily Breeze columnist John Bogert dies of cancer John Bogert, who charmed, entertained, enlightened and agitated Daily Breeze readers with his columns for 28 years, has died following a lengthy battle with cancer. He was 63. Manhattan Beach police braced for Tuesday's 6-man volleyball tourney Manhattan Beach police will be fully staffed Tuesday as the Charlie Saikley 6-Man Volleyball Tournament begins on the sand. Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance Recent police activities in Carson and Torrance. | POLICE NEWS | BLOG: SOUTH BAY CRIME, COURT NEWS | FACEBOOK Ventura County Star Junior Olympics take advantage of fast pool Area swimmers turned in best times on Saturday and throughout the five-day Southern California Swimming Junior Olympics hosted by the Conejo Simi Swim Club at Cal Lutheran. Youth roundup - July 31, 2012 Youth roundup for July 31, 2012 Youth signups - July 31, 2012 Youth signups for July 31, 2012 Daily fish report - Monday's catch Fish report Judge wants woman convicted of arson tested before she is sentenced A judge said Monday she wants to determine why a 50-year-old Ventura County woman started fires that caused thousands of dollars in damage before sentencing her.

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