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Cops: Man Posed as Parking Attendant, Collected Fake Fees
KTLA NewsHERMOSA BEACH, Calif. (KTLA) -- Police say a man who needed money to pay his rent scammed drivers in Hermosa Beach by posing as a parking attendant and collecting fees. Alexei Maine Flemming, of Redondo Beach, admitted to posing as a parking official...Tags: Hermosa Beach, Maine, Hermosa, KTLA
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AES sells two units to Edison affiliate
Two electricity generators at a Huntington Beach power plant have been sold to allow another project to rise.
AES Huntington Beach LLC, part of a company that generates electricity in 28 countries, sold two of its four power units to Santa Ana-based...Tags: Walnut Creek (Contra Costa, California), Long Beach (Los Angeles, California), City of Industry, Rivers, Santa Ana
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Flies swarm South Bay beaches
L.A. NOWJune gloom might not be the only thing keeping people away from South Bay beaches. Swarms of black kelp flies -- scientifically known as Coelopa frigida -- have invaded beaches in Torrance, Redondo Beach and Hermosa Beach, covering trash cans...... -
'Bar Rescue' on Spike TV to air mid-summer featuring several California bar wrecks
Daily DishFrom the producers of "The Biggest Loser" comes a show about another kind of loser -- those who bet their livelihood on the success of a bar and come close to losing everything. It's called "Bar Rescue," and it's close...... -
Outwitting hotels' maximum occupancy rules
![Although he sometimes feels "a little dishonest" about it, Jeremy Reed says he doesn't have much choice: With seven children, from an infant to a teenager, and on a limited budget, he often reserves only one hotel room when he's on vacation.](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/column/2010-07/54809371-07134905.jpg "Although he sometimes feels "a little dishonest\" about it, Jeremy Reed says he doesn't have much choice: With seven children, from an infant to a teenager, and on a limited budget, he often reserves only one hotel room when he's on vacation.")
Although he sometimes feels "a little dishonest" about it, Jeremy Reed says he doesn't have much choice: With seven children, from an infant to a teenager, and on a limited budget, he often reserves only one hotel room when he's on vacation.
A big room....Tags: Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Software Industry, Politics, Expedia Incorporated, Hotels and Accommodations
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More for Your Money: Verify savings from hotels' gas, gift card offers
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterIf your family budget is running on fumes, getting free fuel for the car is mighty appealing. But before you book your summer vacation hotel, check under the shiny hood of its offer to pay $10 or even $75 of your gas costs. Nothing is really free, and...Tags: Lifestyle and Leisure, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Hotels and Accommodations, California, Seasons Restaurant
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Triple-digit temperatures sear Southland
L.A. NOWTriple-digit temperatures were recorded across Southern California on Thursday as much of the region baked from four days of excessive heat. By Thursday afternoon, the temperature was 107 in Woodland Hills and Chatsworth, 105 in Lancaster and 101 in... -
3 men drowned after plane crashed in Back Bay
L.A. NOWOrange County coroner's officials reported Tuesday that three people who died after their single-engine plane crashed in Newport Beach's Back Bay drowned. Charles Chambers, 58, of Redondo Beach; Sean Kelly, 44, of Hermosa Beach; and Russell Urban, 63,... -
The Craft Beer Chronicles: L.A. has Younger Fever
Brand XOn Tuesday, the Surly Goat opened its doors at the usual time: 6 p.m. But a few zealous souls began arriving at 3:45. And by 5:30, nearly a hundred hankering hop heads had congregated outside, forming a swollen queue that lurched ominously toward Fairfax.... -
Theater review: 'Little Miss Sunshine' at La Jolla Playhouse
Culture MonsterLA JOLLA -- Theater people, if you’re going to borrow a story, make sure it’s a good one. The ancient tragedians looked to Homer; Shakespeare, more omnivorous, would regularly dip into Ovid and English history. Contemporary musical theater... -
O.C. man sentenced in vehicle crash that killed 4-year-old girl
L.A. NOWA Huntington Beach man who killed a 4-year-old girl after his vehicle plowed into her stroller was sentenced Tuesday to three years of informal probation. Robert Anthony Casares, 50, was also ordered to donate $5,500 to the Joyful Child Foundation...... -
3.1 magnitude earthquake reported near Big Bear
L.A. NOWA 3.1 magnitude earthquake was reported Tuesday night near Big Bear. The quake hit about 8:15 p.m about a mile north northeast of Big Bear City, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. There were no immediate reports of damage. ALSO:......
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