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Newton: Putting children first
It was nearly a year ago that Philip Browning was named head of Los Angeles County's Department of Children and Family Services. He accepted the post with some reluctance — the department has a history of controversy, and has been battered again and...
Tags: Social Services, Parenting, Abusive Behavior, Substance Abuse, Physical Therapy
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Herald-Examiner's last man standing
The last edition of the Los Angeles Herald-Examiner was published on Nov. 2, 1989, with the headline: "So long, Los Angeles." But 23 years later, one employee has not yet said goodbye. Chuck Lutz hasn't even left the building. "They never told me...
Tags: Jonathan Winters, Clint Eastwood, Newspaper and Magazine, Eva Marie Saint, Mark Harmon
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Helping homeless vets, slowly
Los Angeles County holds the unwelcome distinction of having the most homeless veterans in the country — 6,000 to 8,000, depending on whose estimate you use. That number has remained stubbornly, embarrassingly high despite the presence of a...
Tags: Veterans Affairs, Eric Shinseki, Health, Mental Health, Health Treatments
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Coliseum faces millions in losses
The governing body of the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum learned Wednesday that it is expected to lose millions of dollars this fiscal year, driving the taxpayer-owned stadium into a much deeper financial ditch as it reels from a costly corruption scandal....
Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, Finance, Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum, Justice System, Bribery
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Newton: Greuel's hot hand
It's still very, very early in the campaign to become the next mayor of Los Angeles, but right now, it's City Controller Wendy Greuel who's playing the hot hand. The only independent poll shows her in a tie with City Council President Eric Garcetti and...
Tags: Politics, AEG, Jan Perry, Labor Legislation, Career and Workplace
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Carmageddon II: 405 Freeway reopens well before morning commute
L.A. NOWThe 405 Freeway reopened after the second Carmageddon, which ended ahead of schedule.... -
Some in south Mar Vista bristle at idea of annexation to Culver City
L.A. NOWAbout a dozen Mar Vista residents gathered for a community council subcommittee meeting and admonished a small, anonymous group of their neighbors who have floated the idea of south Mar Vista being annexed to Culver City.... -
With Yaroslavsky out, Riordan unimpressed by L.A. mayor's race field
L.A. NOWL.A. County Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky's decision not to run for mayor was greeted with disappointment by a man who held the job for eight years.... -
County supervisors criticized for use of chauffeurs
L.A. NOWOne of the proudest achievements touted by Los Angeles County supervisors is that thrifty decisions have helped the bureaucracy avoid layoffs and major cuts in service. But some say the frugality hasn't extended to the board members' own perks. Eric...... -
Whether Yaroslavsky paid for 2004 Super Bowl tickets in dispute
L.A. NOWBy all accounts, County Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky used his position as a Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum commissioner to score a pair of prized tickets to the 2004 Super Bowl. But did he pay for them? That is a matter of sharp dispute.... -
L.A. Now Live: A daily conversation with The Times newsroom
L.A. NOWCounty Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky used his position as a Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum commissioner to score a pair of prized tickets to the 2004 Super Bowl. The question is, did he pay for them? That's a matter of sharp dispute....... -
Sunset Boulevard bridge over the 405 to reopen Monday
L.A. NOWTwo years and two months after demolition and reconstruction work began, the higher, wider and stronger Sunset Boulevard Bridge over the 405 Freeway is set to reopen early Monday morning....
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