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Glendale police officer's death remembered
L.A. NOWAndrew Lazzaretto still has a voice recording from his son — slain Glendale Police Officer Charles “Chuck” Lazzaretto — that was left 15 years ago on an answering machine. He originally saved the recording to listen to his son... -
Horse stuck in mud near Hansen Dam airlifted to safety
L.A. NOWA horse that was stuck in mud and halfway submerged in water near Hansen Dam was rescued by firefighters and airlifted to safety Saturday evening, fire officials said.... -
Suspects arrested in Wilmington shooting of two deputies
L.A. NOWAaron Collins, 28, of New Orleans and Carlos Mercado, 27, of Carson are in custody, suspected in the shooting of Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department SWAT team members who were serving a search warrant in Wilmington early Friday.... -
Imprisoned ex-congressman wants gun rights restored
L.A. NOWFormer Rep. Randy "Duke" Cunningham, nearing completion of a prison sentence for bribery and tax evasion, has asked the judge who sentenced him to restore his right to carry weapons so he can enter shooting contests and hunt bears and cougars after he... -
Battleship Iowa makes dramatic exit under Golden Gate Bridge
L.A. NOWThe battleship Iowa made a dramatic passage under the Golden Gate Bridge on Saturday on its way to San Pedro. Thousands of spectators watched as the historic ship went through the bay. "Everything has gone beautifully," said spokesman Bob Rogers...... -
13 candidates turn up the heat in inland congressional race
LAKE ARROWHEAD — A hiss rose from the front row as the Republican-turned-independent took a swing at his grand old party.
Voters in Southern California's vast frontier of mountains and desert can break from the GOP's "tyranny of the minority" in...Tags: Republican Party, Politics, Internal Revenue Service, National Government, Tea Party Movement
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Trial begins for Alaska militia leader
ANCHORAGE — With his Boy Scout good looks and schoolboy cap, Schaeffer Cox was known for striding happily through the treacherous backwater between rabble rousing and revolution. In university auditoriums and community meeting halls throughout...
Tags: Politics, Lawyers, Firearms, Wars and Interventions, Ron Paul
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Gov. Scott Walker and the danger of the recall movement
I'm a lifelong Democrat and a career educator. So I'm predictably appalled by Wisconsin's Republican Gov. Scott Walker, who has cut spending for schools and stripped teachers — and most of the state's public workers — of collective...
Tags: William Howard Taft, Republican Party, Politics, Voting, Regional Authority
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Americans increasingly in favor of gay marriage, gun rights
More Americans are in favor of gay marriage, and more place the importance of gun owner rights above gun control, according to a new Pew Research Center poll. While support for gay marriage and gun owners is on the rise, that increase is one that bodes...
Tags: Politics, Gays and Lesbians, Same-Sex Marriage, Gun Control, Interior Policy
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Wedge issues may boost Obama's prospects
Is President Obama trying to wedge his way to a second term? The economy will doubtless be the overriding issue in November's presidential contest, and Obama is hardly ignoring it. But a successful candidate appeals to all sorts of voters harboring all...
Tags: Republican Party, Health Treatments, Richard Nixon, George H.W. Bush, Democratic Party
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L.A. student newspaper faces funding crunch
As they do on many Saturday afternoons, the teenagers from across Los Angeles county descended on the nondescript Fairfax district office building. It was time for the weekly editorial meeting at L.A.Youth the newspaper by teens for teens. The latest...
Tags: Politics, Gun Control, Music, Entertainment, Newspaper and Magazine
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Florida gov. blows away plan to limit guns outside GOP convention
Florida Gov. Rick Scott assumed office in January 2011, riding high on the cresting national wave of tea-party-fueled discontent. Since then, it's been rough going for the Republican former healthcare executive. His approval rating, according to a recent...
Tags: Republican Party, Politics, Regional Authority, Rick Scott, Tampa
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