Lawsuit threatened beach house dreams
CITY HALL After laying dormant for more than a decade, the old Marion Davies estate is about to see some life.
The City Council tonight
Watching the flow
MONTANA AVE. Construction crews are about a month from completing an urban runoff collection and filtering system here that, when coupled with a similar system on Wilshire
Prices, proximity and people make Wilshire delis unique
WILSHIRE BLVD. Whether it’s bagels, blintzes or matzo ball soup, cravings for all three get satiated each day along a small
A change of venue for Market crash trial
SM COURTHOUSE A compact courtroom schedule here has forced the supervising judge to move the Farmers’ Market civil cases to downtown Los
FROM WATER FLUORIDE PAGE 3 City’s largest supplier to add fluoride too
CITYWIDE A series of reports on the dangers of digesting too much fluoride has renewed calls for
Gift is one of the largest in health center’s history
MID-CITY Thirteen years after the devastating Northridge earthquake rocked St. John’s Health Center, forcing it to evacuate
CLEAN BILLS: Local ducks show no signs of avian flu virus No harm, some fowl
DOUGLAS PARK County health officials have given ducks here a clean bill of health, at
Stepfather says he believed officers were gang members
AIRPORT COURTHOUSE The stepfather of a 21-year-old Santa Monica man charged with the attempted murder of two undercover police officers
City officials contend law is matter of health
DOWNTOWN LA A Los Angeles Superior Court judge has cleared the way for the California Grocers Association to sue the City of
Focus on enrollment works
SMC Enrollment here for the winter session has increased by 3 percent over last year, thanks to an aggressive marketing campaign and a new department dedicated
Homeless have a lot of competition for a the public’s attention
THIRD STREET PROMENADE Standing beside his backpack and sleeping bag, homeless poet Royce Hummer held up a sign
