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How lowering California's prison population is good for the state
Opinion L.A.Though Monday's 5-4 decision by the U.S. Supreme Court that California's prison population must be reduced has prompted a degree of hysteria, among many local opinionators this is positive news in our quest for prison reform. Because of overcrowding,... -
Case-Shiller home-price index hits new low
Money & CompanyAn index of home prices in the nation's largest cities plumbed new depths in March, pushing past a low set during the worst of the Great Recession. The ominous new drop for the Standard & Poor’s/Case-Shiller index of 20 cities,...... -
Crystal Cathedral plans to open bidding for its property
L.A. NOWCreditors in the Crystal Cathedral bankruptcy will not be able to propose a competing reorganization plan, a Santa Ana bankruptcy judge ruled Thursday. The decision paves the way for the church, founded by televangelist pioneer Robert H. Schuller, to... -
Sesame Street Presents the Body and Bubblefest XV
First, back by popular demand, Sesame Street Presents: The Body at the Taco Bell Discovery Science Center. This is an interactive exhibit created and produced by a partnership between Sesame Workshop and Thinkwell Design & Production. The exhibit promotes...Tags: Museum of Science and Industry, Amusement and Theme Parks, Sneezing, Live! with Kelly and Michael (tv program), Science
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Father Ladislas K. Parker dies at 94; Catholic priest fled communist Hungary in 1950
![Father Ladislas K. Parker, a Catholic priest whose harrowing escape from communist Hungary in 1950 led him to Orange County and the founding of <a href="http://www.abbeynews.net/index.html">St. Michael’s Abbey</a>, died Sunday after a lengthy illness. He was 94.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2010-01/51510411-08040105.jpg "Father Ladislas K. Parker, a Catholic priest whose harrowing escape from communist Hungary in 1950 led him to Orange County and the founding of <a href="http://www.abbeynews.net/index.html\">St. Michael’s Abbey</a>, died Sunday after a lengthy illness. He was 94.")
Father Ladislas K. Parker, a Catholic priest whose harrowing escape from communist Hungary in 1950 led him to Orange County and the founding of St. Michael’s Abbey, died Sunday after a lengthy illness. He was 94.
Parker was among seven Norbertine...Tags: Monuments and Heritage Sites, Death, World War I (1914-1918), Lake Forest (Orange, California), Orange (Orange, California)
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Glendale and airship dreams
Glendale, the airship capital of the world! That was the dream of a brilliant, self-taught inventor by the name of Thomas B. Slate.
Selecting Glendale as the site of the Slate Aircraft Company in 1925, his futuristic portrayal of an efficient and...Tags: Stock Broking, Glendale (Los Angeles, California), Contracts, Air Transportation Industry, Transportation
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Owners sell, sail away after a long run
The owners of a legendary local sailboat manufacturer, W.D. Shock Corp., have sold their family business.
Tom and Jane Shock sold the 65-year-old company founded by Tom's father in Newport Beach.
The sale marks an end of a respectable run in the...Tags: Newport Beach, Economy, Business and Finance, Companies and Corporations, Human Interest, Minnesota
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Couple charged with squatting in Newport home
When Tim Robinson was a process server handing legal documents to various parties, he said he encountered an unusual couple as he left a Newport Coast home. Robinson recalled a man driving a black Mercedes who pulled up to him as he was walking back to...Tags: Justice System, Prosecution, Newport Beach, Crimes, Condos and Houses
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Police: Shooting was in drug deal gone wrong
COSTA MESA — Police have arrested two people on suspicion of attempted murder after a suspected drug deal went wrong in a Costa Mesa motel early Wednesday, leaving one man in critical condition with gunshot wounds. Authorities would only identify...Tags: Methamphetamine (drug), Murder, Crimes, Transportation, Hotel and Accommodation Industry
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Police: Motel shooting started with drug deal
COSTA MESA — Police have arrested two people on suspicion of attempted murder after a suspected drug deal went wrong in a Costa Mesa motel early Wednesday and left one man in critical condition with multiple gunshot wounds. Authorities would...Tags: Methamphetamine (drug), Murder, Crimes, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Transportation
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Greer's OC: Free shows with local music
Local music fans will love that the OC music scene is in the spotlight in a big way now through March 5. Musicians will be performing each Tuesday night at free shows throughout OC for the 10th anniversary OC Music Awards Showcase Series. The next...Tags: Awards and Prizes, Costa Mesa, The Drowsy Chaperone (musical), Newport Beach, New York City
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Man is shot at motel
COSTA MESA — A man was arrested Wednesday in connection with a near-fatal shooting at a Costa Mesa inn, an incident that investigators say could lead to attempted murder charges. The shooting started in a first-floor motel room at Costa Mesa...Tags: Assault, Murder, Crimes, Crime, Law and Justice, Hotel and Accommodation Industry
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