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Lindsay William-Ross

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  • A Newport Beach man was robbed, and he wants his stuff back. That stuff, however, happens to be 25 pounds of marijuana he was growing in his home, according to KTLA. The unidentified victim was burgled Sunday afternoon at his home in Santa Ana Heights. A neighbor alerted the authorities that two men were breaking in; the perps "used a hammer to break some glass on the front door and get inside."
  • Though he's headed to Los Angeles to be a speaker tonight at a $500-a-plate dinner at L.A. Live, Governor Jerry Brown got from Sacramento to Burbank the quick and dirty--and budget-friendly--way: He flew coach on Southwest. SFGate rode along with Brown, who reportedly turned down the $16 upgrade to "business select" and took the trek with "no press aides, no entourage, no security," and even without his wife....
  • Nick Loeb Last August, Los Angeles businessman Nick Loeb (who happens to be the boyfriend of "Modern Family" star Sofia Vergara), sustained a broken leg, a fractured pelvis, and cuts to the chest after he was involved in an accident in which his vehicle went over the side of Beverly Glen Boulveard in Bel Air. Now Loeb is filing a suit against the City of Los Angeles seeking over $50,000 in damages, says RadarOnline....
  • In this Jan. 9, 2011 file photo, Lindsay Lohan attends the Los Angeles Lakers New York Knicks NBA basketball game in L.A.(AP Photo/Alex Gallardo, File) Actress Lindsay Lohan's shopping habits might wind up proving she's a dizzy starlet and not a jewelry thief, if the tale of her near-theft of an earring from the same Venice store accusing her of stealing a pricey necklace can serve as help for her case. TMZ explains that...
  • Photo of a bike corral in Vancouver, BC by roland via Flickr Approved by the City Council in April 2010, L.A.'s first official public bicycle corral will finally be installed in Highland Park. "A tentative date of February 18th at 9:00 AM has been set for the corral’s grand opening," says the LADOT Bike Blog. The motion was first introduced by Councilman Jose Huizar, bicycle advocates and the Highland Park community were vocal in...
  • The City of Los Angeles has a job opening for a gig that pays just over a grand a month, and comes with a one-year contract. Bids open next week for a job as a beaver trapper, reports the Daily Breeze. Although it's a City job, the beaver trapping will actually go down in the Owens Valley on a piece of land similar in size to the city of Los Angeles. L.A.'s next beaver-trapper...
  • AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli Making his first trip to Los Angeles after being sworn in last month as Governor, Jerry Brown will speak tonight at the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce’s 122nd annual Inaugural Dinner at the JW Marriott at L.A. Live, according to CBS2. On the menu for his talk: California's massive budget shortfall. Brown has not been shy about telling Californians that belts are going to need to be tightened before we can...
  • It's a copy-and-paste headline writing day our local news sites today, as two high profile scandal-addled star pairs get their parting wishes granted. We've got "Judge grants Charlie Sheen, wife, divorce in L.A." from the Daily News, and, moments later, "Judge grants Kelsey Grammer divorce in L.A." also from the Daily News (which, sheesh, seems just a leeeetle bit lazy of them, no?). Meanwhile, ABC7 ponders "Christina Aguilera's divorce from Jordan Bratman to be...
  • Inside the Coliseum during this year's Electric Daisy Carnival (Nadia Kovacs/LAist; see more photos here) A member of the group responsible for the administration of affairs at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum is in some pretty hot water after word surfaced he was concurrently working for a company that put on events at the venue. Now the L.A. County DA's office is taking a look at Todd DeStefano's timeclock to see if he was...
  • The California Coastal Commission has opted to postpone their vote on a proposal by U2 guitarist The Edge to build several Malibu mansions, reports the Daily News. The Commission believes the project violates state law, and claim it will ruin the vista and scar the wild hillsides. The plan, in the works for two years now, is for The Edge (nee David Evans) to build "five multi-level homes ranging from 7,220 to 12,785 square feet [...] on a ridgeline in the Santa Monica Mountains overlooking Malibu."
  • Councilmember Tom LaBonge has sought City Council approval for a $50,000 reward in the case of Jong Kim, a business man who was shot and killed outside his North Hollywood home late last year. Kim was gunned down on his way to his home on Chiquita Street near Lankershim Boulevard on November 18th, 2010. Troubling his family, associates, and detectives is the lack of motive for the crime.
  • SK's Malaysian Chicken Curry, served with glass noodles (Lindsay William-Ross/LAist) We aren't shy about being fans of Downtown's Starry Kitchen, and next week is their one-year anniversary for going legit and opening up shop at the California Plaza. Midtown Lunch has the details about a fun week-long lunch promo next week that puts the power in the fans' hands. Each weekday will feature a popular menu item from the past year. Up for consideration...