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California chamber begins radio ads to defeat Prop. 19
L.A. NOWThe first major advertising in the campaign against the marijuana legalization initiative hit the airwaves Friday with the California Chamber of Commerce spending $250,000 for radio ads. The spots say, in part, that Proposition 19 "is worded so broadly... -
Smart & Final rents Fontana distribution center
Money & CompanySmart & Final Inc., a growing retail chain known for catering to small restaurant operators, has leased a 350,000-square-foot warehouse and distribution center in Fontana. The facility in Watson Commerce Center Fontana will serve the retailer’s Southern... -
Proposition 19 campaign will run TV ad in Los Angeles area
L.A. NOWThe campaign to pass Proposition 19, the measure to legalize marijuana in California, will hit television sets in the Los Angeles area Tuesday with a commercial that features retired San Jose Police Chief Joseph D. McNamara endorsing the initiative. The..... -
Marijuana legalization backers plan final ad blitz
L.A. NOWThe nation’s main advocacy group for drug policy reform laid out its final advertising strategy Friday for Proposition 19, targeting young people and voters in Southern California with advertising on radio, TV, the Internet and in the Los Angeles Times.... -
Prop. 26: A new strategy for big oil companies?
GreenspaceWhen Chevron, California's largest company, looked at how it could wield influence in this election cycle, it shunned Proposition 23, the high-profile ballot initiative to suspend the state's global-warming law. So did Shell, Conoco Phillips and... -
So many campaign dollars, so little to show for them
Opinion L.A.Much has been written about how many millions of dollars Meg Whitman blew on her campaign for governor. But what about all the money George Joseph spent in vain? Joseph is the founder of Mercury General, the insurance company that...... -
Weekend Shopping: Joe's Jeans and Tom's Shoes sample sales; gr.dano and Hermes trunk shows
All The RageA few notable happenings for a more stylish weekend... SALES Joe’s Jeans annual sample sale Friday through Sunday: The premium denim staple is hosting its Big Annual Sample Sale at company headquarters in Commerce, Calif. Expect discounts up to 90%........ -
Nixon Freeway? Michael Jackson Auditorium? Some L.A. place names are no longer
L.A. NOWWhen Richard Nixon died in 1994, The Times observed that he had "resuscitated his reputation and emerged as an elder statesman," but "he never got his freeway back." The reference was to California 90, between the 405 Freeway and Marina...... -
Retail roundup: more seasonal jobs, holiday gift survey, new H&M store and more
Money & Company-- Amazon.com plans to hire more than 15,500 people to fill temporary jobs during holidays, joining several major retailers who have announced similar plans. -- According to the 2010 Visa Gift Giving Survey, 42% of consumers still have at least...... -
Prop. 26 confusion: What's a tax?
GreenspaceWhen should a "fee" be called a "tax"? Is it a tax or a fee when the government slaps a 20-cent-per-pack levy on cigarettes to help clean up litter -- as San Francisco has? Is it a fee or a...... -
Filling in the blanks on the FCC's Net neutrality proposal [Updated]
L.A. Times Tech BlogThe Federal Communications Commission isn't releasing details of Chairman Julius Genachowski's latest proposal for Net neutrality rules, but staffers provided a couple of revealing clues Wednesday. First, the proposal doesn't back away from any of the six... -
Dead people are listed in mailer as endorsing Parks
L.A. NOWLos Angeles County Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas lashed out Friday at a campaign mailer sent out by an independent political action committee that listed more than a dozen dead community and religious leaders as endorsing Councilman Bernard C. Parks'...
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