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- The Los Angeles City Ethics Commission found one of the donors to Mayor Villaraigosa's reelection campaign guilty of money laundering - and charged the donor with the highest fine possible.
- Yeah Yeah Yeahs singer Karen O sang a cover of "Mammas Don’t Let Your Babies Grow Up To Be Cowboys" for Chipotle.
- Don't worry, guys, it's supposed to cool down after today's mini-heat wave.
- Council members and food trucks will pick up the bill for tonight's art walk.
- The facade of Clifton's Cafeteria is beginning to show through.
- Los Angeles' probation chief resigned today.
- Rumor is that Starbucks could be juicing.
- Time Warner Cable is offering wi-fi in select locations throughout the city.
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