Politics
Government: Governor is expected to turn over office supplies operation to a private firm as the first step of new policy. Unions strongly object.
Feb. 9, 1996
California
In today’s Los Angeles Police Department, computers are scarce, cars are worn out, fingerprint equipment years out of date.
Oct. 31, 1994
World & Nation
Huge helicopters were being taken apart with cranes and forklifts at the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station on Tuesday to be airlifted by the U.S. military’s largest cargo jets to Somalia.
Dec. 9, 1992
B2B Publishing
The Sam’s Club Cyber Savings Event is an online sale that features discounts on various items.
Nov. 28, 2022
The mayor wants ‘unambiguous criteria’ for usage after complaints about how police handled protests last year.
Aug. 28, 2021
Business
BizMart Opening: BizMart, a 105-store chain based in Arlington, Tex., will be selling both office supplies and computer equipment at its new store, which opens Saturday in Santa Ana.
Dec. 31, 1992
Retailing: The fast-growing Cleveland firm will be entering a crowded market.
May 23, 1996
The Los Angeles Unified School District admitted on Friday that it is not fully prepared for a large earthquake with students on campus and said that officials will revamp disaster plans that left many schools without basic emergency provisions Jan. 17.
Feb. 12, 1994
The Los Angeles Unified School District admitted on Friday that it was not fully prepared for a large earthquake with students on campus and said that officials will revamp disaster plans that left many schools without basic emergency provisions Jan. 17.
With unprecedented testimony before an independent inquiry, Prime Minister John Major has, for now, sidestepped a political land mine involving what Conservative governments he has served in may have known about British sales of militarily sensitive equipment to Iraq.
Jan. 22, 1994