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Internet proves tricky for both parties in Sacramento
PolitiCalIt looks like prematurely uploading things to the Internet is a bipartisan problem in California state government. Less than two weeks after a state worker accidentally posted Gov. Jerry Brown’s budget proposal online days early, Republicans... -
Amid cost concerns, lawmakers delay vote on universal healthcare
PolitiCalSingle-payer healthcare: A proposal to have the state provide healthcare coverage to all Californians hit another snag Tuesday in a legislative committee amid concerns about its cost.... -
British admit to Cold War-style espionage using 'fake rock'
World NowBritain espionage: Britain admits to Cold War style espionage using 'fake rock'... -
Tejon Ranch to suspend hunting as mountain lion killings probed
L.A. NOWTejon Ranch announced Friday that it plans to suspend its lucrative hunting operations temporarily as California Department of Fish and Game investigates the illegal killing of mountain lions on the historic 270,000-acre ranch north of Los Angeles. The... -
Body parts case: Victim may be former Mexicana Airlines worker
L.A. NOWThe man whose head, hands and feet were found this week in Bronson Canyon is a former Mexicana Airlines employee who had lived in the area for some time, according to sources. Law enforcement identified him as Hervey Medellin. Records...... -
Video said to show jobless Moroccans setting themselves on fire
World NowGraphic amateur video footage said to show unemployed young Moroccans setting themselves on fire in the capital Rabat surfaced this week during widespread demonstrations over lack of opportunity in the North African nation.... -
Condoms in porn: AIDS group vows to take fight to L.A. County
L.A. NOWAfter persuading the Los Angeles City Council to force adult film companies to require condom use, the AIDS Healthcare Foundation is setting its sights on Los Angeles County.... -
Lawyers, labor, leaders rally for court funding
Opinion L.A.A campaign by attorneys and labor and business leaders to restore funding to state courts is beginning to get some attention, and it's about time. As The Times notes in an editorial Tuesday, courts stand apart because of their essential...... -
Oscar nominations for 'The Help' buoy housekeepers lobbying lawmakers
PolitiCalThe announcement that two actresses from the film "The Help" received Academy Awards nominations gave a timely boost to more than 300 domestic workers who traveled by buses to Sacramento to lobby for a new law to protect housekeepers and nannies.... -
Is there really 'something' about Gingrich?
Opinion L.A.Nancy Pelosi's comments in an interview -- that Newt Gingrich will never be president -- were tantalizing. But Newtzilla has heard it all before.... -
Fire them? Federal employees, retirees owe $3.4 billion in taxes
Nation NowUnpaid taxes: A report showing that current and retired federal employees owed more than $3.4 billion in income taxes in 2010 is fueling a drive on Capitol Hill to pass legislation that would fire, and prohibit the hiring of, tax delinquents.... -
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