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April 16, 2008

Photo by kpeII via the LAist Featured Photos pool on Flickr The elderly women known as the 'Black Widows' have been found guilty of murder conspiracy. Partial verdicts were read today against 77-year-old Helen Golay and 75-year-old Olga Rutterschmidt for their roles in two murders. A 27-year-old man from Sherman Oaks jumped to his death this morning from an overpass on the 210 Freeway at Sierra Avenue in Fontana. He had left his car......

Continue Reading "Extra, Extra: More Green For Your Scene"

February 11, 2008

Okay, it won't be even close to this dramatic looking when the food is pulled | Photo veganstraightedge by via Flickr Trader Joes, based here in Southern California in Monrovia, made a big announcement today regarding imported food from China:Garlic, frozen organic spinach and other "single ingredient" food items from mainland China will be phased out by April 1, although products that include ingredients from both China and other sources will remain. The company......

Continue Reading "Trader Joe's Says 'No' to Some Chinese Foods "

January 31, 2008

He goes by the name 'frazgo' and he had an encounter with a Monrovia Public Information Officer that left a sour taste in his mouth. In a post on blogging.la, he ventures into that new media gray area that still is fuzzy... is a blogger considered media?I attended the city press conference regarding the gang warfare here. The city Principal Information Officer was giving transcripts of the mayors speech. Several of us asked for a......

Continue Reading "Blogger Snubbed by City Public Information Officer"

January 30, 2008

Be careful who you root for. L.A. County Federation of Labor's leader Maria Elena Durazo is taking some heat for her recent endorsement of Barack Obama, and her subsequent decision to take a leave from her post to work on his campaign. Speaking of labor...today was the launch of the Los Angeles County Business Federation, a coalition of local businesses hoping to emulate--and perhaps defend against--the organizational power of unions. The group "so far......

Continue Reading "Extra, Extra: A Little Hand Holding Never Hurt Anyone"

February 13, 2007

Foothill Cities blog has done it again. They have made us turn our attention ever-Eastward and into the nutty world of local council meetings. Today's gem comes from Monrovia (fast-forward to around 12:30 into the video) where Stephen Grollneck, a man who wants to run for Mayor of Monrovia, shows up at the meeting and insults the sitting Mayor, Rob Hammond, and his Campaign Manager, Gloria Crudgington (who saw a family friend killed by......

Continue Reading "Monrovia Mayor Told His Campaign Manager Is A Two-Bagger"

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