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L.A. immigration policy: ID cards, deportation by LAPD [Live discussion]
L.A. NOWTimes reporters Catherine Saillant and Joel Rubin will join City Editor Shelby Grad at 12:30 p.m. PST for a live discussion on immigration policy and recent moves by Los Angeles Police Chief Charlie Beck and Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa. A handful...... -
Yellow Pages protected by 1st Amendment, court says
L.A. NOWA three-judge panel of the 9th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals struck down a Seattle ordinance that required publishers of the directories to obtain permits and pay fees before tossing the thick books on driveways.... -
Critics slam LAPD for easing illegal immigrant deportations
L.A. NOWThe Los Angeles Police Department has come under criticism from some corners after Chief Charlie Beck announced that hundreds of illegal immigrants arrested by his officers each year for low-level offenses would no longer be turned over to federal... -
Endeavour: Randy's Donuts bills itself as 'shuttle crossing'
L.A. NOWIf you look close enough, there's already a space shuttle in Inglewood. Randy's Donuts installed a miniature version of space shuttle Endeavour in the center of its iconic donut hole sign Thursday, about a week before the real retired orbiter makes its... -
Charles Manson follower won't be freed any time soon
L.A. NOWA state prisons panel may have granted parole to a notorious killer described as a “right-hand man” to Charles Manson, but he isn't about to go free any time soon. The decision on whether Bruce Davis, 69, walks out of...... -
Man dies of rabies from bat bite in Contra Costa County
L.A. NOWA 34-year-old man died in Switzerland over the summer from rabies contracted from a bat in Contra Costa County – the first death from rabies there in nearly 20 years, officials announced Friday.... -
Off-duty cop shoots two men after road rage incident, police say
L.A. NOWThe officer had a confrontation with the men in the parking lot of the Shoppes at Chino Hills about 8 p.m. after they pulled off the 71 Freeway following what was described as a road rage incident, Cindy Bachman, a...... -
Ex-DreamWorks animator pleads no contest to killing dog with hammer
L.A. NOWA Pasadena man on trial for beating a neighbor’s dog to death with a hammer pleaded no contest to the charge in the middle of trial on Friday, according to the Los Angeles County district attorney’s office. Young Song, 42,...... -
L.A. Councilman Wesson's son charged with drunk driving
L.A. NOWL.A.County Dist. Atty. Steve Cooley filed drunk-driving charges against the son of City Council President Herb Wesson.... -
Hulk Hogan's ex-wife Linda Hogan arrested on suspicion of DUI
L.A. NOWThe ex-wife of pro wrestler Hulk Hogan was pulled over for speeding and then arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence in Calabasas on 101 Freeway. Linda Hogan, 53, whose real name is Linda Bollea, was arrested Thursday morning...... -
Text-message killers get prison terms for parking lot shooting
L.A. NOWTwo men who made headlines after becoming fugitives were sentenced Friday to lengthy prison sentences for killing a teenager in a North Hollywood parking lot over an insulting text message three years ago. Zareh Manjikian was sentenced to 50 year...... -
Man who killed dog with hammer banned from owning pets
L.A. NOWA video showing a man beating a neighbor’s muzzled German shepherd to death with a hammer was played to jurors Friday. Soon after, Young Song, 42, pleaded no contest to felony animal cruelty and misdemeanor petty theft and was immediately......
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