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Extra, Extra: Occupy Long Beach On the Move, 10 Best L.A. Drinking Moments, PETA in EP
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- Is California's high speed rail funding in jeopardy?
- The LAPD says they will finance those busted, non-functional surveillance cameras in DTLA...somehow.
- Occupy Long Beach will no longer be holding their general assembly meetings in Lincoln Park.
- Marine life in Dana Point is now under more strident protection.
- The Source shares another beautiful video from CicLAVia last year.
- Caroline on Crack looks back at 2011's 10 Best L.A. Drinking Moments.
- It's official: Conrad Murray has had his medical license suspended in California.
- PETA is moving in to their new Echo Park digs. (Note our gratuitous use of "EP" in the headline. Wink!)
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