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Extra, Extra - Oxnard Was Not Cause of Taco Bell's E.Coli
- Oxnard onion farmers must be shedding tears of joy. Taco Bell sez the green onions grown at Boskovich Farms did not cause the E.Coli. Then they re-opened some stores - AP
- Find Saul Jaime Vaca Arceo (who threatened his ex-wife and tried to burn his two children alive in his car) and get $10,000 stuffed in your stocking - CBS2
- Despite a 25% drop in attendance, Magic Mountain wont be leveled once it's sold - Daily News
- Big Band singer Martha Tilton dies at 91 yrs old in her Brentwood home - AP
- Staples Center, 3rd biggest grossing US concert arena with $48.9 million over 73 shows - BusinessWire
- USC is 8th best in PC Magazine's 2007 Top 20 Wired Colleges - SFGate
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- Evel Knievel doesn't like black people who try to steal his image, Kanye - Reuters
- Oh Hell No. LA considering banning trans fats - KTLA
- Oh Hell Yes. LA to launch pilot program this summer to rate child care centers - NBC4
- Children of the Night, a non-profit created for LA child prostitutes, celebrates its 27th year - Mens News Daily
- Did Wii Have a Problem fake, or post a fake Wii-related injury? - NintendDic
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