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Coachella Releases On Sale Info for 2012 Festival Weekends

Coachella Releases On Sale Info for 2012 Festival Weekends

You've had a couple of days to peruse, analyze, contemplate, debate, and evaluate the current lineup for the 2012 Coachella festival (and, yes, the one we published was legit, mmmkay?!) and now it's time to figure out if you're going, and how to get tickets. more ›

Disneyland Scammer Sits In The Slammer, Theme Park Ticket Prices On The Rise

Disneyland Scammer Sits In The Slammer, Theme Park Ticket Prices On The Rise

A 51-year-old Pleasant Hill resident is currently sitting in the Unhappiest Place on Earth after being arrested by Walnut Creek Police for selling fake Disneyland tickets to at least seven different families in Northern California, according to SF Gate. more ›

Is Today the Day to Tap Your TAP?

Is Today the Day to Tap Your TAP?

Despite being in use in some capacity for some months now, today is apparently the day Metro will "unveil" the TAP card, and "will be introduced at Union Station by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, said Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, who chairs the MTA board," reports the Daily Breeze. more ›

The End of Gay Marriage in California

The End of Gay Marriage in California

Although not all precincts have reported in (5%) more to go as of 8:45 a.m., the writing is on the wall--Proposition 8, the ballot initiative that sought to eliminate gay marriage in California has done just that. A close race, yes, but yes votes outnumbered no votes by over 400,000, or 4.2%. Even in LA County, the majority of voters said yes on Prop 8. more ›

Prop 98 Defeated, Prop 99 Passes

Prop 98 Defeated, Prop 99 Passes

Both within Los Angeles County and statewide, Proposition 98, which would taken away rent control in addition to barring state agencies from using eminent domain except for public uses failed. Unlike Prop 98, Proposition 99 did not carry a rent control provision but had "similar but more narrowly focused" eminent domain language, including exempting public works projects, the LA Times reported. more ›

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