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Review: SFJAZZ Center makes a splash on opening night
SAN FRANCISCO -- Los Angeles, did you hear that? Given the laws of physics and the roughly 400-odd miles of distance, it's unlikely this week's opening of the $63-million SFJAZZ Center could be heard on the opposite end of the state (apart from its live...
Tags: NPR, Entertainment, Bars and Clubs, Bill Cosby, Edwin M. Lee
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State Democratic Party chairman hosting 80th birthday bash
PolitiCalState Democratic Party Chairman John Burton is turning 80. And to celebrate, he and a couple of hundred friends will be partying at the Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco. For $1,000 per ticket, you can join in the fun. The...... -
PUC plan would put trust funds at risk
Even the most inattentive 401(k) owner surely understands today that the markets can bite you where it hurts, that promises of long-term investment gains can evaporate in the blink of a short-term crash and that the less understandable an investment...
Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, Japan Earthquake and Tsunami (2011), Southern California Edison Company, Realty, Los Angeles Times Columnists
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Keys to a California GOP comeback: camaraderie and good ideas
Paul Priolo remembers the last time Democrats enjoyed a supermajority in the state Assembly. He was the Republican leader. And his strategy was simple. "I socialized with Democrats," he says. "That was my key to getting along and overcoming the handicap...
Tags: Connie Conway, Regional Authority, Parties and Movements, Republican Party, Government
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Three-strikes shouldn't be about small-time crime
SACRAMENTO — One guy stole a loaf of bread. Another was caught with a speck of meth. Somebody grabbed $1 in change from a parked car. These men all had one thing in common besides being losers. They were sentenced to 25 years to life in prison...
Tags: Murder, Steve Cooley, Lawyers, Government, Crime, Law and Justice
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Cathie Wright dies at 82; former assemblywoman and state senator
A cardboard elephant in Cathie Wright's Sacramento office during her 20 years in the Assembly and state Senate from 1980 to 2000 summed up the Simi Valley Republican's sense of statecraft: "It's Better to Be a Stomper, Than a Stompee."
"I'm tenacious, I'...Tags: Parties and Movements, John Burton, Pete Wilson, Elections, Interior Policy
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Famous S.F. bar fighting to stay open
L.A. NOWSan Francisco residents are rallying behind an effort by the Gold Dust Lounge to stay open, after the owners were told that their lease had been terminated.... -
Howard Berman to host major Sacramento fundraiser Monday
PolitiCalGov. Jerry Brown will headline a cast of top state Democrats at a Sacramento fundraiser Monday for embattled incumbent Rep. Howard Berman. Berman (D-Valley Village) is facing an expensive and increasingly nasty race against fellow Democratic Rep. Brad... -
Edna Aliewine dies at 90; Watts community activist founded Christmas parade
Edna Aliewine, a small woman who left a large imprint on South Los Angeles as founder of the Watts/Willowbrook Christmas Parade and co-creator of the Watts walk of fame, died at her home Tuesday. She was 90 and had lymphoma, her family said.
The longtime...Tags: Santa Claus (fictional character), Unrest, Conflicts and War, Mervyn Dymally, Sammy Davis Jr., Vehicles
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State redistricting nears finish line
Opinion L.A.Two attempts by Republicans to challenge an independent commission's district maps were thrown out today by the state Supreme Court. The GOP's last hope for challenging the lines will come in the form of a referendum on the November ballot...... -
Jack Tatum dies at 61; Oakland Raider safety whose hit left Darryl Stingley paralyzed
Jack Tatum, the storied Oakland Raiders safety best known for landing the hit that paralyzed New England receiver Darryl Stingley, has died. He was 61.
Tatum, among the most feared and respected NFL players of his era, died of a heart attack Tuesday...Tags: Heart Attack, Heart and Circulatory System, New England Patriots, Ted Hendricks, Hospitals and Clinics
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The go-to guy: Peter Ueberroth
So here's Peter Ueberroth, L.A.'s Olympic champion, chairman of the Newport Beach investor company the Contrarian Group, sharing his office with someone else -- his border collie, Koot, for Kootenai, the Idaho county where Ueberroth found him abandoned....Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Multi-Sport Events, Olympic Games, Donald Bren
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