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February 27, 2008

Santee Village Apartments | Photo by atomicshakespeares via the LAist Featured Photos pool on Flickr It's not the same thrill as being singled out as a draft pick when it's the police who want you: "An arrest warrant has been issued by the Irvine Police Department for St. Louis Cardinals utilityman Scott Spiezio on six charges stemming from a Dec. 30 incident." Police in Burbank are investigating the mysterious death of 47-year-old Glen Giles,......

Continue Reading "Extra, Extra: Making Every Minute Count"

August 14, 2007

Around 4pm today a one-acre fire broke out within sight of the Griffith Park Observatory. ABC has been running indepth coverage, although there is very little news online and no photos available at this time. Hikers have been evacuated. If anyone knows anyone who may be hiking in the park, they are being asked to contact them on cell phones. Visitors to the Observatory were evacuated from the building and were being kept in......

Continue Reading "Griffith Park Fire near Observatory Appears to be Contained"

July 9, 2007

Using the latest and greatest Internet tools, the Los Angeles Fire Department is setting an example for public communication and ubiquity in the information age. After being notified via text message of a "traffic collision with entrapment on Sherman Way," we paid a call to LAFD for an update on their ever-expanding Web endeavors. We caught up with veteran LAFD firefighter and public service officer Brian Humphrey during one of his 24-hour shifts in......

Continue Reading "How the LAFD Keeps Us Connected: An Interview with Brian Humphrey"

April 27, 2007

Can't make it out to the desert this weekend? No worries, AT&T's Blue Room broadcasts live streaming video from select performances at Coachella beginning at 3 p.m. today. So kick back with some brews, crank up the A/C and turn the speakers up to 11. Coachella streams via this link. Read on to check out the Blueroom schedule, subject to change. photo of the Coachella DJ Dome, Thurs. night, by Dave Bullock (eecue).......

Continue Reading "Coachella: The Free, Air-Conditioned Version"

August 16, 2006

We love tofu. We love tofu festival. However, it felt unusually crowded this year. But hey, that's good for the 'fu! The newest addition to this year's festival was the high amount of Malingering type victims. Why didn't you come Malingering??!! The Lost Hawaiian came and despite traffic, parking, high prices and being caught in a Skid Row riot when he got lost en route, he loved it. We dealt with traffic and parking......

Continue Reading "Notes on Tofu Festival"

April 15, 2006

When students marched to oppose anti-immigration policies today in downtown LA, they dedicated the march to Anthony Soltero. 14-year-old Soltero killed himself, his family says, because school administrators threatened him with jail for participating in a student walkout. His funeral was this morning. Meanwhile, today's march has sparked a math crisis in some of the city's best local newsrooms. CBS2/KCAL9 TV/AP: Thousands March In Support Of Illegal Immigrants LA Times: Several hundred people, including......

Continue Reading "Students march, again"

April 15, 2006

Mayor V: A Q&A with Mayor Villaraigosa on immigration. He's definitely politic when speaking with the LA Times: My role, you know, my focus, is on the city that I was elected to serve, but I will continue to advocate for a sensible, bipartisan immigration reform. students: While we're on immigration, students plan another demonstration today starting at 10am in downtown LA, meeting at Olympic and Broadway and proceeding to City Hall. puppies and......

Continue Reading "AM news: immigration and downtown"

April 11, 2006

Immigration: Nationwide, rallies for immigrants' rights continue to swell — there were 500,000 in Washington DC yesterday. But here in LA, we might have a bit of rally burnout, or maybe the threat of rain kept many at home; estimates for our downtown march are 2,000-5,000. Dave Bullock was there and tells his story on blogging.la (he also took great photos, including the one above). The same old same old: The average age of......

Continue Reading "AM news: March, the workplace, another mad dad"

March 26, 2006

Yesterday, 500,000 people flooded downtown LA for the rally for immigrants' rights. That figure, a half million, comes from police, who typically provide conservative crowd estimates; others suggest there were even more. Speakers included DJ Eddie "Piolín" Sotelo, who helped spread the word over the airwaves, Archibishop Mahoney and Mayor Villaraigosa, who said: "We are workers, not criminals. We work hard. We play by the rules. We pay our taxes. And we want America......

Continue Reading "I for Immigration"

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