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Woman denies selling fake Disneyland tickets to families
L.A. NOWA 22-year-old Hollywood woman pleaded not guilty Friday to charges that she defrauded several families by selling them bogus Disneyland tickets on Craigslist, police said. Alisa Yenokyan is charged with seven felony counts of forgery and one felony... -
Boy bands get barbershop quartet treatment at Disneyland
Like the clang of the trolley car bell, the smell of baking fudge and the turn-of-the-century architecture, the Dapper Dans barbershop quartet is part of the fabric of Disneyland's Main Street USA. As part of a yearlong Limited Time Magic marketing...
Tags: Google Inc., Justin Timberlake, One Direction (music group), Music, Recreational and Sporting Goods Industry
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School board member convicted of pimping gets 14 years
L.A. NOWMike Rios, a Moreno Valley School Board member convicted of running a prostitution ring, was sentenced to 14 years in state prison.... -
Former girls basketball coach charged with sex abuse of his players
L.A. NOWThis post has been updated. See below for details. A former girls basketball coach at Eisenhower High School in Rialto pleaded not guilty Friday to four counts of sexual abuse involving members of his team. The incidents allegedly occurred in...... -
Man stuck on Disneyland ride awarded thousands in court decision
A disabled man who was stuck inside Disneyland's "It's A Small World" ride four years ago and later sued the amusement park has been awarded $8,000 in a court decision, the man's attorney said Tuesday. Santa Monica-based attorney David Geffen said his...
Tags: Trials, Recreational and Sporting Goods Industry, Tourism and Leisure Industry, Amusement and Theme Parks, Litigation
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Magistrate recommends release of inmate in triple murder arson case
L.A. NOWA federal magistrate has recommended the release of a prison inmate serving life without parole for a triple murder arson, ruling the man received a “fundamentally unfair” trial because of his lawyer’s “unprofessional”... -
Changed -- and now gone
Terrible things are documented in the newspaper every day. A child kidnapped and assaulted. A family drowned. A 9-year-old girl forced to hike through the desert for help after surviving a car crash that killed her father. We read those stories and we...
Tags: Tattoo Removal, Easter, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Accidental Death, Antonio Villaraigosa
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'Evil' triumphs at box office. Chernin courts Hulu.
After the coffee. Before making sure to get home in time for the game. The Skinny: I couldn't help but notice that some of the "Mad Men" recaps I read last night seemed longer than the script for the two-hour season premiere. I like "Mad Men" and have...
Tags: Ellen DeGeneres, House of Cards (tv program), Jurassic Park (movie), G.I. Joe: Retaliation (movie), News Corp.
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L.A. County Assessor John Noguez makes bail in corruption case
L.A. NOWLos Angeles County Assessor John Noguez, who has been in jail since his October arrest on two dozen corruption charges, finally made bail Friday. Noguez is accused of taking $185,000 in bribes from Ramin Salari, a prominent property-tax consultant and....... -
Long-distance learning
As Newport Beach science teacher Jean-Paul Rimlinger put it, trapping voles and mice in Nova Scotia isn't typical professional development. Nevertheless, that's where he was for a week at the end of March, helping a group of scientists track mammal...
Tags: Science and Technology, Students, Wildlife, Environmental Issues, Teaching and Learning
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Disneyland fraud suspect Alisa Yenokyan pleads not guilty
A 22-year-old Hollywood woman pleaded not guilty Friday to charges that she defrauded several families by selling them bogus Disneyland tickets, which she solicited on Craigslist, police officials said. Alisa Yenokyan is charged with seven felony...
Tags: Trials, Police Arrests, Tourism and Leisure Industry, Crime, Law and Justice, Craigslist, Inc.
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Paying a stiff tab to rescue lost hikers
A decent whistle costs about a buck and weighs practically nothing. Had one been carried by the two young adults who spent four days lost in the Trabuco Canyon area, it could have saved thousands of dollars in search and rescue costs; it might have...
Tags: The New York Times, Easter
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