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House votes to block enforcement of light bulb rules
Nation NowA spending bill aimed at preventing a federal government shutdown would block enforcement of new energy-efficiency rules for light bulbs, letting old-style incandescent bulbs stay around a bit longer. The provision was a high priority of congressional... -
China's vice president tours port, plans to see Lakers and Kobe
L.A. NOWChinese Vice President Xi Jinping swept into L.A. Thursday for a brief and swiftly-paced visit that will include stops at a local school, a hot-ticket dinner banquet -- and a Friday night Lakers game.... -
Spain unveils unprecedented austerity budget to avoid EU bailout
World NowSpanish government unveils most austere budget in its democracy; Spanish markets react favorably... -
Power company employee caused massive blackout, utility says
L.A. NOWAn Arizona power company said Thursday that a worker probably caused the power outage that left large parts of Southern California and the surrounding region in the dark. APS, which is Arizona’s largest electric utility said a power line was...... -
Power outage causes sewage spills; San Diego area beaches closed
L.A. NOWBeach closure: The widespread Southern California power outage on Thursday cut power to wastewater pumps and released more than 2 million gallons of sewage into the ocean, closing 10 miles of San Diego County shoreline.... -
For one Arizona resident, blackout hit close to home
L.A. NOWMonicas Clark, who lives near the North Gila substation, said she is baffled by the extent of the blackout one power worker can cause.... -
Blackout: San Diego authorities warn of price gouging
L.A. NOWSan Diego blackout: Authorities warn of possible price gouging in wake of massive power outage.... -
Potential jurors in Michael Jackson doctor's case asked about Casey Anthony
L.A. NOWMichael Jackson jury asked about Casey Anthony case... -
Blackout: With lights on, life returns to normal in Yuma, Ariz.
L.A. NOWSan Diego blackout: In Yuma, Ariz., life returns to normal as electricity flows.... -
Suspicious backpack found on bus in Koreatown; man held
L.A. NOWA man was detained Saturday evening as sheriff's detectives investigated a suspicious package found aboard a bus in Koreatown.... -
Red-light camera ban approved in Laguna Niguel
L.A. NOWLaguna Niguel has voted to ban red-light cameras in the city. The city has never installed the system, but it has been evaluated from time to time, City Manager Tim Casey said. "We've never really felt compelled to recommend consideration...... -
Plumen, the answer to ugly fluorescent bulbs?
L.A. at HomeSay hello to Plumen, the compact fluorescent light bulb that may change what you think about CFLs. Two identically shaped fluorescent tubes are intertwined, taking on a different appearance depending on your vantage point. (See video below.) Design fans...
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