TV & VIDEO - Sept. 8, 1988
- Share via
And in Danbury, Conn., a judge sentenced Arthur Anderson--a self-described “TV addict”--to two years’ probation Wednesday for chopping down a neighbor’s majestic oak tree to improve reception for his satellite dish. Superior Court Judge Thomas West also warned Anderson not to venture onto the property of the tree owner, Charles Marriner. The judge didn’t address Marriner’s request that Anderson’s satellite dish be taken away from him during the probationary period. Still pending: Marriner’s civil suit seeking $37,000 for the lost oak.
More From the Los Angeles Times
Podcasts
So-Cal Edison likely sparked the Eaton Fire. CEO Pedro Pizarro gives host Kate Cagle his pitch for the Wildfire Recovery Compensation Program amid lawsuits accusing the company of negligence.
In this special “Rebuilding L.A.,” Kate Cagle examines fire recovery and resilience. Featuring Rick Caruso on rebuilding the Palisades a year after the fires.
In this specially released bonus episode, An entire bank heist crew was caught – except for one man. And he could have maybe kept it this way if he hadn’t decided to blow up that gosh darn ATM. L.A. Times journalist Nathan Solis tells the story in this week’s bonus episode.
