GET IN LINE: California has become the...

GET IN LINE: California has become the first state to request the extradition from Kentucky of alleged serial killer Glen Rogers, suspected of killing a woman in Van Nuys but also wanted in connection with slayings in at least three other states. . . . Paperwork from California reached the office of Kentucky Gov. Brereton Jones on Thursday, ahead of requests expected from Florida, Mississippi and Louisiana. It’s the Kentucky governor’s call--and he doesn’t have to give priority to the first request.

EXPIRED: Should the cops ticket a fellow officer? The question came up Thursday as an LAPD officer saw a traffic officer--one of those folks who give out parking tickets--run a red light. . . . The LAPD officer, over his radio, asked a colleague whether he could write a citation. “Yes, you can,” came the reply, “if you don’t mind getting parking tickets for the rest of your life.”

EASY ENTRY: Instead of waiting four to six weeks to find out if they have been accepted to Cal State Northridge, transfer students now can have the answer in minutes. During “instant admission” sessions next Wednesday, students with 56 transferable units, a 2.0 or better GPA, and $55 are eligible for quick replies. “It’s a way for us to better serve the students,” CSUN counselor Armando Duran says. . . . Call (818) 885-4689 for details.