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Brian Frank
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Former Editor, Digital and Special Projects
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Tribune, the L.A. Times' parent company, has agreed to pay $56 million. The Justice Department followed this with an antitrust lawsuit, saying it would be a monopoly.
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The council will advise the mayor, city council, city staff and other elected officials on economic development, public safety, accessibility and other issues that impact the trans community in L.A.
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The caretakers discovered the koala missing last Thursday. Officials say surveillance video places the mountain lion on zoo grounds at about the same time.
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Federal health officials are investigating a salmonella outbreak, which so far has been linked to the illnesses of 11 people in nine states, according to federal health officials.
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The commission voted 10-1 to appoint Senior Deputy Directory Jack Ainsworth to lead staff until a new permanent executive director is hired.
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Officials warn of a rise in "shoulder surfing," when someone lingers near an ATM, waits for you to enter your PIN and swoops in to withdraw cash before you're fully logged out.
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The council called on the state Wednesday to require California's toxics regulator to create a public timeline and to provide whatever funds are necessary to clean up affected homes in Boyle Heights.
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The price of a gallon of gas will drop in California by 2.2 cents per gallon because of a change to the excise tax. So what is an excise tax, and why are they changing it now?
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Work crews digging a relief well intercepted the leaking well on Thursday, allowing them to pump heavy fluids inside, the company said in a statement.
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In 2013, eight LAPD officers mistook the pickup truck of two civilians for that of fugitive ex-cop Christopher Dorner, opening fire and wounding two women.
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In a rare move to win back clients, library officials say they'll waive the fines on overdue books and other materials if you return them between Feb. 1 and Feb. 14.
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P–46 and P–47, a female and a male, have been implanted with tracking devices like their mother, P–19.