LINCOLN BLVD. A local car wash company has paid $100,000 in back wages to 55 employees following an investigation by the U.S. Department of Labor, federal officials announced
Fallen hopefuls brace for 2008 Council run
CITYWIDE After taking some time to lick their wounds and celebrate the holidays with their families, those who ran unsuccessful campaigns for the
URBAN THERAPIST ON THE CASE
DOWNTOWN With the goal of preserving downtown’s status as a premier West Coast destination, residents and merchants have tentatively moved closer to creating a
Traffic fatalities have plagued Ocean Park
MID-CITY The family of an 80-year-old man who was struck and killed by a motorist Wednesday afternoon while walking in a
City grapples with growing prostitution problem
CITYWIDE “Mr. Parlor” wants you to get laid.
On his Web site and others like it, experts on sexual services offer scores of reviews
Phasing it out FROM SMOKING PAGE 1 City Hall’s presses on with fight against smoke
CITY HALL — To spread the word about a comprehensive smoking ban that went into
Council approves deal for public beach club
CITY HALL The sparks didn’t fly, no one seemed outraged and police officers weren’t called to escort anyone out of the
City Hall back on defensive
DOWNTOWN LA — The elderly man found responsible for the deaths of 10 people when he drove his car through a crowded Farmers’ Market in Santa
Elderly man is killed while crossing street; sun may be to blame
MID-CITY An elderly man was struck and killed by a motorist Wednesday afternoon as he made his
Vargas, Espindola sentenced in murder, shooting trials
AIRPORT COURTHOUSE The lives of two young men who grew up together in the Pico Neighborhood took drastically different turns on Tuesday — one
FROM CONSENT PAGE 3 City Hall appears just too small to do it all
(Editor’s note: This story is part of an ongoing series that tracks the city’s
