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    Feb 9, 2013 | Los Angeles Times
  1. Labor group pours money into three L.A. City Council races

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    The powerful labor group that fought a plan to scale back retirement benefits at City Hall has spent more than $200,000 to elect three new members of the City Council, according to reports filed Saturday....
  2. Mar 11, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  3. Attorney general appoints Oakland attorney to state ethics panel

    This post has been updated. See note below for details.
    Atty. Gen. Kamala Harris has appointed Eric Casher, an experienced trial attorney who served on a fundraising panel for President Obama, to the state Fair Political Practices Commission, which enforces campaign-finance and conflict-of-interest laws....

    Tags: Lawyers, Elections, Religion and Belief, Laws, Justice System

  4. Mar 6, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  5. Officials reviewing conflict-of-interest charges against 2 regulators

    SACRAMENTO -- Ethics officials are reviewing allegations that two of state's top environmental regulators violated conflict-of-interest rules by regulating companies in which they own stock. Officials at the Fair Political Practices Commission said...

    Tags: General Electric Company, BP Plc, Values, Labor Legislation, Career and Workplace

  6. Mar 3, 2013 | Los Angeles Times
  7. Meet the L.A. school board candidates

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    Meet the L.A. school board candidates...
  8. Jan 25, 2013 | Los Angeles Times
  9. L.A. Daily News publisher gives $750 to mayoral candidate

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    The publisher of the Los Angeles Daily News has contributed to the campaign of mayoral candidate Kevin James. Jack Klunder said, however, that his personal contribution would not affect the newspapers coverage of the race....
  10. Feb 1, 2013 | Los Angeles Times
  11. Bell witness: Rizzo tried to confuse "unsophisticated" council

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    A former Bell administrator testified Friday that ethics were not encouraged at City Hall and that the former city manager intentionally wrote resolutions in a way that he hoped council members would be confused by what they read....
  12. Feb 6, 2013 | Los Angeles Times
  13. Boy Scouts: Southern Californians weigh in on gay ban proposal

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    The Boy Scouts' long-standing ban on gays in Scouting puts the group "far behind many, many youth-serving organizations," said Jim Key, a spokesman for the L.A. Gay & Lesbian Center....
  14. Jan 8, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  15. Stem cell fight was based on self-interest, not science

    In rejecting a challenge to President Obama's policy to continue embryonic stem cell research, the Supreme Court wisely chose Monday to further vital research over the interests of competing scientists and religious groups.
    In rejecting a challenge to President Obama's policy to continue embryonic stem cell research, the Supreme Court wisely chose Monday to further vital research over the interests of competing scientists and religious groups. The court did not issue a...

    Tags: Parkinson's Disease, Science and Technology, Medical Research, Values, National Institutes of Health

  16. Dec 28, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  17. House Ethics Committee finds no violations in Countrywide VIP probe

    WASHINGTON -- The House Ethics Committee has found no rules violations by  lawmakers and staffers who used a VIP loan program from Countrywide Financial Corp. saying the allegations of special treatment fell outside the panel's jurisdiction.
    WASHINGTON -- The House Ethics Committee has found no rules violations by  lawmakers and staffers who used a VIP loan program from Countrywide Financial Corp. saying the allegations of special treatment fell outside the panel's jurisdiction. The...

    Tags: Edolphus Towns, Christopher Dodd, Bank of America Corp., Religion and Belief, Justice System

  18. Jan 24, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  19. Letters: Mahony's moral obligations

    Re "Charges unlikely for Mahony," Jan. 23 In response to the question of whether calling the police immediately about child abuse was the right thing to do, Cardinal Roger M. Mahony's answer that involving law enforcement wasn't the way such cases...

    Tags: Roman Catholicism, Prosecution, Values, Christianity, Abusive Behavior

  20. Dec 28, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  21. Friday Travel Ticker: Roses on the way

    <span>Trattoria Neapolis, a Cal-Italian restaurant on Pasadena&rsquo;s South Lake Avenue is offering <strong>a special menu and drink in honor of Stanford&rsquo;s appearance in the Rose Bowl. </strong>The Cardinal Cooler is made with hibiscus syrup, rose water, vodka and lemon, and runs $12. Bet you couldn&rsquo;t get a Badger fan to drink that . . . . Look for LAX in flowers during this year&rsquo;s Rose Parade. <strong>More than 7,000 roses and nearly 5,000 carnations will adorn a float created to replicate the new $1.5-billion Tom Bradley International Terminal </strong>opening in 2013 . . . . Pasadena has an active restaurant scene, but <strong>the best morning meal in town is still the $5.80 breakfast burrito at Lucky Boy Drive-In</strong>, a favorite post-party meal for college-age kids; 640 S. Arroyo Parkway . . . . Another affordable option for the college set: <strong>The $6.49 pastrami burger (called the Tops Special) at the Original Tops, </strong>3838 E. Colorado . . . . &nbsp;Mountain High&rsquo;s East Resort officially opened Wednesday.<strong> Goldrush trail offers good coverage, and all beginner runs at both the top and bottom are open</strong> . . . . With storms hitting much of the country, <strong>Angie&rsquo;s List urges consumers to take cell photos of their vehicles before hiring a tow truck to pull them from a ditch.</strong> That way, the company says, drivers have proof of damage should the tow outfit harm the vehicle . . . . Barbados, Cape Verde and Costa Rica top <strong>Ethical Traveler&rsquo;s annual survey of the world&rsquo;s most ethical tourism destinations.</strong> The nonprofit says the winning destinations have all demonstrated a clear and continuing commitment to environmental protection, human rights and social welfare. Details, <a href="http://ethicaltraveler.org/destinations">click here</a>&nbsp; . . . . On the less-ethical front, airline staffs and wheelchair service providers at LAX report <strong>increasing numbers of bogus or inappropriate requests from able-bodied passengers for wheelchair assistance.</strong> At LAX, airlines provide wheelchair service to more than 460,000 individuals annually. In 2011, wheelchair providers estimate that 15%, or about 69,000, requests (an average 190 requests daily) were &ldquo;bogus&rdquo; or inappropriate . . . .</span> U.S. passenger <strong>airlines employed 384,310 workers in October 2012, 1.3% fewer than a year before, </strong>the Department of Transportation&rsquo;s Bureau of Transportation Statistics reports. . . . <strong>Oxnard celebrates its Restaurant Week Jan. 21-31,</strong> with 18 participating restaurants. For deals, and a list of restaurants, go to <a href="http://www.visitoxnard.com">www.visitoxnard.com</a> . . .<strong>The Monterey Jazz Festival&rsquo;s national tour stops by Cal State Northridge on Jan. 23. &nbsp;</strong>The 55th anniversary all-star band features Dee Dee Bridgewater, Christian McBride and Benny Green, among others. Tickets start at $35; (818) 677-3000 or <a href="http://www.valleyperformingartscenter.org">www.valleyperformingartscenter.org</a> . . . . The<strong> </strong>Charles M. Schulz Museum and Research Center in Santa Rosa <strong>features a different professional cartoonist the second Saturday of each month.</strong> Next up, Jan. 12, Dreamworks story artist Dave Needham. Details, <a href="http://www.SchulzMuseum.org">click here</a> <strong style="font-size: small;">. . . . </strong><strong>Travel quote of the day: </strong>&ldquo;Take only memories. Leave nothing but footprints.&rdquo; (Seattle, Suquamish chief)
    Trattoria Neapolis, a Cal-Italian restaurant on Pasadena’s South Lake Avenue is offering a special menu and drink in honor of Stanford’s appearance in the Rose Bowl. The Cardinal Cooler is made with hibiscus syrup, rose water, vodka and lemon,...

    Tags: Human Rights, Values, Politics, Dining and Drinking, Restaurants

  22. Jan 14, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  23. Aaron Swartz, a casualty in the battle over the Internet and property rights

    Aaron Swartz was a wunderkind, a gifted boy who became a remarkable young man.
    Aaron Swartz was a wunderkind, a gifted boy who became a remarkable young man. He created a Wikipedia-like Web app and RSS software when he was a teenager. As a college student, he co-founded the website service Reddit. But like a figure in a fairy...

    Tags: Lawyers, Entertainment, Napster Inc., Trials, Patents, Copyrights and Trademarks

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