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    Aug 18, 2009 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  1. Southern California date growers scramble to fill Ramadan orders

    In June, the calls to Dennis Jensen's Riverside County date farm began to pick up. By July, he said, the calls took on a more urgent nature: "Send me some dates; save me!"
    In June, the calls to Dennis Jensen's Riverside County date farm began to pick up. By July, he said, the calls took on a more urgent nature: "Send me some dates; save me!" Wholesalers and grocers were rushing to put their orders in for Ramadan, the...

    Tags: Electrical Appliance, Ramadan, Saudi Arabia, Religious Festivals, Career and Workplace

    2. Aug 22, 2009 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  2. Mexico violence is actually down, the numbers show

    This just in: Mexico may not be as violent as everyone thinks.
    This just in: Mexico may not be as violent as everyone thinks. Yes, a drug war has killed more than 11,000 people since the end of 2006. Severed heads and heaps of bodies turn up as traffickers battle Mexican forces and one another. Some days, the...

    Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Mexico City, Health, Justice System, War Crimes

    3. Aug 19, 2010 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  3. Mayor found dead three days after being kidnapped

    Spiraling drug-war violence in Mexico's wealthiest region has claimed the life of a prominent mayor — kidnapped Sunday and found dead Wednesday — and prompted demands from panicked residents for army protection.
    Spiraling drug-war violence in Mexico's wealthiest region has claimed the life of a prominent mayor — kidnapped Sunday and found dead Wednesday — and prompted demands from panicked residents for army protection. Edelmiro Cavazos was mayor...

    Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Prosecution, Heads of State, Justice System, Drug Trafficking

    4. Sep 8, 2009 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  4. Mexico attorney general is replaced

    Mexico's attorney general, a key figure in the government's war on drug cartels, resigned Monday as part of a Cabinet shake-up announced by beleaguered President Felipe Calderon.
    Mexico's attorney general, a key figure in the government's war on drug cartels, resigned Monday as part of a Cabinet shake-up announced by beleaguered President Felipe Calderon. Atty. Gen. Eduardo Medina Mora stepped down after severe criticism from...

    Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Agricultural Research and Technology, Mexico City, Justice System, Drug Trafficking

    5. May 2, 2006 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  5. Marchers fill L.A.'s streets

    Feeling power in their numbers, hundreds of thousands of people marched peacefully, even joyously, through the streets of Los Angeles on Monday as part of a nationwide demonstration of economic and political clout by immigrants -- legal and illegal.
    Los Angeles Times Staff Writers
    Feeling power in their numbers, hundreds of thousands of people marched peacefully, even joyously, through the streets of Los Angeles on Monday as part of a nationwide demonstration of economic and political clout by immigrants -- legal and illegal....

    Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Assault, Family, Labor Legislation, Immigration

    6. Jul 18, 2005 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  6. Father, Son Turn Lives Around in Family Business

    Big Hector Marroquin still looks like the widely feared gang leader he once was. Tattoos spiral up his big arms and across his chest and a heavy gold chain hangs at his neck. His head gleams bald above a lush, chestnut goatee and a cross dangles from a pierced eyebrow. Black Ray-Bans rest on his forehead. He looks like a man who is used to being obeyed.
    Times Staff Writer
    Big Hector Marroquin still looks like the widely feared gang leader he once was. Tattoos spiral up his big arms and across his chest and a heavy gold chain hangs at his neck. His head gleams bald above a lush, chestnut goatee and a cross dangles from a...

    Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Juvenile Delinquency, Social Issues, Family, Minority Groups

    7. Jul 2, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  7. Cool drinks: Aguas frescas beat the SoCal heat

    ON COUNTERS of neighborhood <i>taquer&#237;as </i>and Oaxacan restaurants, at Salvadoran farmers market stands and Eastside backyard parties, even at swank Hollywood restaurants, you can see the huge glass <i>vitroleros</i>, beehive-shaped jars filled with <i>aguas frescas</i> in a spectrum of stunning colors. Each flavor is like a point of reference on a color wheel: the deep magenta of <i>jamaica</i> (a variety of hibiscus flower), the pale green of honeydew melon or cucumber-lime, the scarlet of just-made <i>sand&#237;a</i> (watermelon), rice-based <i>horchata's </i>milky white.
    Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
    ON COUNTERS of neighborhood taquerías and Oaxacan restaurants, at Salvadoran farmers market stands and Eastside backyard parties, even at swank Hollywood restaurants, you can see the huge glass vitroleros, beehive-shaped jars filled with aguas frescas...

    Tags: Dining and Drinking, Salt, Mexico City, Fairfax (Fairfax, Virginia), Whole Foods Market

    8. Oct 1, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  8. Mexico's President Calderon has few choices in drug war

    Stretched thin in an uphill battle against drug gangs, the government of Mexican President Felipe Calderon faces increasingly stark options at a pivotal moment.
    Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
    Stretched thin in an uphill battle against drug gangs, the government of Mexican President Felipe Calderon faces increasingly stark options at a pivotal moment. A fatal Sept. 15 grenade attack on civilians in western Mexico, coming on top of a steadily...

    Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, National Security, Heads of State, Health, War Crimes

    9. Nov 20, 2005 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  9. Marrakech's new Euro chic

    SOMEONE must have rubbed a brass lamp and let a genie out of a bottle. That's the only conclusion I can draw, given the changes to Marrakech since my last visit a decade ago.
    Times Staff Writer
    SOMEONE must have rubbed a brass lamp and let a genie out of a bottle. That's the only conclusion I can draw, given the changes to Marrakech since my last visit a decade ago. In those days, the low, burnt-umber-colored city on the Haouz Plain in...

    Tags: Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., Air Transportation Industry, Dining and Drinking, Morocco, Los Angeles International Airport

    10. Jan 10, 2006 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  10. Decisions of Long Ago Shape the Union Today

    In the winter of 1977, at the height of his union's power, Cesar Chavez summoned the leaders of the United Farm Workers to a mountain retreat in the Sierra foothills. They found themselves in an ultra-clean compound where recovering drug addicts with shaved heads wandered the grounds dressed in uniform overalls.
    Times Staff Writer
    In the winter of 1977, at the height of his union's power, Cesar Chavez summoned the leaders of the United Farm Workers to a mountain retreat in the Sierra foothills. They found themselves in an ultra-clean compound where recovering drug addicts with...

    Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Unions, Family, Labor Legislation, Tuberculosis

    11. Jul 3, 2005 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  11. City and Southern Section Final Softball Statistics

    ++++++++++++++++++++ || BATTING AVERAGE || || Minimum 42 at-bats || || Player, School || AB || R || H || Avg. || || Shayne Lotito, Vasquez || 47 || 23 || 34 || .723 || || Trina McGee, Whittier Christian || 69 || 42 || 49 || .710 || || Adrienne Munoz,...

    Tags: Television, Wetlands, Stuart, Christina Aguilera, Entertainment

    12. Jan 8, 2006 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  12. Farmworkers Reap Little as Union Strays From Its Roots

    Red letters flash inside the famous black eagle, symbol of the United Farm Workers: "Donate," the blinking message urges, to carry on the dreams of Cesar Chavez.
    Times Staff Writer
    Red letters flash inside the famous black eagle, symbol of the United Farm Workers: "Donate," the blinking message urges, to carry on the dreams of Cesar Chavez. Bannered on websites and spread by e-mail, the insistent appeals resonate with a...

    Tags: Pension and Welfare, Hispanic and Latino Americans, Gray Davis, Companies and Corporations, Homes

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