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Jeremy Jacquot

The Whiff of Inevitability The Whiff of Inevitability

Those of you who've been following the presidential race as closely as I have (and, really, who hasn't?) are no doubt aware of the conventional wisdom surrounding Hillary Clinton's candidacy – namely that she now appears unbeatable. Pundits and reporters alike have been buzzing about her insurmountable lead –... continue reading on LAist

Extra, Extra: Another Great Move by the Guv and Santa Barbara's Art Meltdown Extra, Extra: Another Great Move by the Guv and Santa Barbara's Art Meltdown

Eric Richardson of Blogdowntown snaps the above shot from a downtown commercial shoot yesterday: "Pictured is one scene from the commercial being shot, where a gaggle of females drop their workout to come press up against the window and see some brown guy. I would hope this'll make more... continue reading on LAist

Extra, Extra: Jumbo-Sized MTA Buses, John Singleton's Accident and the Frogtown Artwalk Tonight Extra, Extra: Jumbo-Sized MTA Buses, John Singleton's Accident and the Frogtown Artwalk Tonight

The MTA will be testing a new 65-foot-long prototype bus - which can hold up to 131 sitting and standing passengers - on the Orange Line busway for one year starting this week. Nicely done: L.A. City Councilman Richard Alarcon drafted a measure 2 months ago that would've drastically... continue reading on LAist

Extra, Extra: Recall Movement for Jack Weiss and the Governator's Healthcare Plan Extra, Extra: Recall Movement for Jack Weiss and the Governator's Healthcare Plan

The movement to recall LA Westside Councilman Jack Weiss is going strong with close to half the signatures necessary already in. The Governator wants HIS healthcare plan enacted, Democrats be damned! The Big One could be up to 15 times larger than the 1994 Northridge earthquake, according to a... continue reading on LAist

Extra, Extra: The Long Wait is Finally Over Extra, Extra: The Long Wait is Finally Over

Following weeks and weeks of stalling, the State Senate is finally getting ready to pass the budget bill after securing the crucial vote of Senate Republican leader Dick Ackerman. Good news in the environmental department: San Bernardino County authorities have just agreed to start cutting back on their greenhouse... continue reading on LAist

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