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Brian Frank
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Former Editor, Digital and Special Projects
Stories by Brian Frank
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Phillip Washington, CEO of Denver’s Regional Transportation District since 2009, has been picked to oversee the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority.
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Whoever wins in the April general election will become Pasadena's first new mayor in 16 years. The current mayor, Bill Bogaard, announced last fall he would not seek a record fifth term.
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Because of problems with the utility's new billing system, the amount customers owe for past-due bills swelled by $245 million from July 2013 to $681 million in November 2014, an audit finds.
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Monique Jenee Deckard, 43, reportedly stabbed a female patron at a laundromat. Police said the family was aware she was mentally unstable and called them to check up on her hours earlier.
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A runway on the south side of Los Angeles International Airport was shut down Friday, the first of four closures planned between now and 2018.
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The new 4-year contract must now be approved by the union membership and the full City Council.
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Two measures that would shift the timing of local elections received more than 76 percent voter approval on Tuesday night.
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The company said the material as a catalyst that is primarily composed of metal oxides and amorphous silica and said that it could cause irritation to the skin, eyes and throat.
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Some industry observers speculate a shutdown at the Exxon Mobil refinery in Torrance could lead to increases at the pump.
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The California Congresswoman and former L.A. city councilwoman's Facebook page was updated Wednesday morning with a campaign banner for the supervisor's race.
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The iconic spot in East Hollywood is among 10 Frank Lloyd Wright-designed sites that, if approved, would join the ranks of the Sydney Opera House and the Egyptian pyramids.
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The San Jacinto Police K9 was shot while searching for a suspect, who was himself later killed after a standoff with law enforcement officers.