California
Schools situated in potential flooding areas: Elementary Schools Arminta St., Bassett St., Beachy, Broadous, Burbank Blvd., Camellia Ave., Canterbury Ave., Chandler, Chase St., Cohasset St., Coldwater Canyon Ave., Colfax Ave., Danube Ave., East Valley, Emelita St., Encino, Erwin St., Fair Ave., Fernangeles, Gledhill St., Haddon Ave., Haskell, Hazeltine Ave., Kester Ave., Kittridge, Lankershim, Lassen, Liggett St., Langdon Ave., Montague, Monlux, Noble Ave., Oxnard St., Pacoima, Ranchito Ave., Rhoda St., Rio Vista, Riverside Drive, Roscoe, San Jose St., Saticoy, Sharp Ave., Stonehurst Ave., Strathern St., Sylvan Park, Telfair Ave., Toluca Lake, Tulsa St., Valerio St., Van Nuys, Vaughn St., Vena Ave., Victory Blvd.
April 17, 1986
World & Nation
The election of the first woman bishop in the 450-year history of the Anglican Communion last weekend will severely test the unity of the 70-million-member worldwide body, as well as hinder reconciliation talks between Anglicans and Roman Catholics, according to church leaders.
Sept. 27, 1988
Entertainment & Arts
When the Metropolitan Opera gave the world premiere in 1991 of John Corigliano’s “The Ghosts of Versailles” — which Los Angeles Opera brings to the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion on Saturday night, the first of six performances running through March 1 — there was disbelief at Lincoln Center.
Feb. 5, 2015
Books
Stolen jewels in the cereal boxes
March 8, 2009
A turn-away crowd of nearly 12,000 Episcopalians overflowed the Anaheim Convention Center on Sunday to attend what church officials said was the largest gathering in the history of their denomination.
Sept. 9, 1985
Review: ‘A Bag of Hammers’ has more misses than hits
May 18, 2012
The top officer of the Episcopal Church bluntly accused President Reagan on Saturday of not understanding the causes of human suffering and called the concept of national security “an earth-shadowing idol . . . of illusion and irony.”
Sept. 8, 1985
Movies
Review: ‘Knowing’
March 20, 2009