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Removal of Occupy L.A. camp may be good for public health
![Nearly <a href="http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/lanow/2011/11/occupy-la-292-arrested-in-camp-shutdown-1.html">300 protesters were arrested</a> early Wednesday morning as the Los Angeles Police Department cleared the 2½-month-old tent city surrounding City Hall. Clearly, the protesters wanted to continue to Occupy L.A. But leaving the encampment will probably turn out to be good for their health, experts say.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-11/65880597-30125604-187105.jpg "Nearly <a href="http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/lanow/2011/11/occupy-la-292-arrested-in-camp-shutdown-1.html\">300 protesters were arrested</a> early Wednesday morning as the Los Angeles Police Department cleared the 2½-month-old tent city surrounding City Hall. Clearly, the protesters wanted to continue to Occupy L.A. But leaving the encampment will probably turn out to be good for their health, experts say.")
Nearly 300 protesters were arrested early Wednesday morning as the Los Angeles Police Department cleared the 2½-month-old tent city surrounding City Hall. Clearly, the protesters wanted to continue to Occupy L.A. But leaving the encampment will probably...Tags: Flu, First Aid, Unions, Protest, Flu Vaccine
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Tensions grow at Occupy L.A. as deadline nears
Activists and L.A. officials faced difficult choices over the next phase of the Occupy L.A. movement as a 12:01 Monday deadline approached for the departure of nearly 700 protesters from an encampment on City Hall grounds.
On Sunday evening, Mayor...Tags: New York City, Bill Rosendahl, Herbert Clark Hoover, Antonio Villaraigosa, Civil Unrest
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Some Occupy L.A. arrestees feel traumatized, might seek therapy
L.A. NOWMost of the roughly 300 Occupy L.A. protesters were released from jail by Friday evening, with some immediately speaking out on the police raid that cleared their camp. One speaker suggested that some of those arrested might need therapy. Several...... -
Occupy L.A. protesters return to downtown streets
L.A. NOWOccupy Los Angeles protesters returned to the streets Saturday in a large march that included many of the same demonstrators who were arrested during a police sweep of their camp outside City Hall last week. At least one person was...... -
Occupy L.A. protesters now battling foreclosure auctions
L.A. NOWOccupy L.A. may have lost its home outside City Hall this week, but protesters plan to continue the acts of civil disobedience that helped the movement capture national attention. One of their first new actions occurred Friday as a foreclosure auction was... -
Strong winds expected to return after brief reprieve Sunday
L.A. NOWWind-weary Angelenos will get a brief reprieve Sunday but can brace for a couple more days of strong gusts, the National Weather Service said, while more than 55,000 customers who lost power during last week's harsh weather remained without electricity...... -
On Location: Silent film gives a shout out to L.A. landmarks
Company TownThe Orpheum Theatre, the Bradbury Building and Hancock Park are among the Los Angeles locations that play are a starring role in French director Michel Hazanavicius' hommage to the silent film era, "The Artist."... -
Arson suspected in two Pasadena fires
L.A. NOWPreliminary investigation pointed to arson as the cause of the fire because a second suspicious blaze occurred across the street along the freeway right-of-way shortly after the house fire started, Derderian said.... -
Afghanistan will never forget American sacrifices, general says
L.A. NOWTwice during a Saturday news conference at Camp Pendleton, Major Gen. Nabi Jan Mullah Khil, deputy police chief in Helmand province, where the Marines are deployed, asked that reporters relay his nation's appreciation to the American people.... -
Fatal gunshot victim found in East L.A. alley
L.A. NOWDetectives investigating the crime scene in the 5000 block of Olympic Boulevard reported no immediate information on a potential suspect, said Detective Sgt. Luis Núñez.... -
Two killed when car crashes into ambulance in Fontana
L.A. NOWTwo 21-year-olds died Saturday when the car they were riding in slammed into an ambulance in Fontana. A San Bernardino County Fire-Paramedic squad was southbound on Sierra Avenue in Fontana, heading back to its station after a call at about......
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