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Mike Roe
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Former associate editor
Stories by Mike Roe
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Former Los Angeles city councilman Arthur K. Snyder has died at age 79. The ex-Marine served nine terms on the council, and was never far from scandal.
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KCET and LinkTV are joining forces to create KCETLink. The two outlets say the merger will create a powerful new independent public transmedia company.
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The bomb squad responded to an East Los Angeles Bank of America Wednesday, believed to be linked to a kidnapping investigation.
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Police are planning sobriety checkpoints again this weekend to bust drunk drivers across Southern California.
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State bill could cause trouble for LA Unified plan to use student test scores in teacher evaluationsA bill in the state Legislature would include how teachers are evaluated in negotiations, which could get in the way of using student test scores in evaluations.
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Check out our gallery of every single Californian who won a gold medal at the London Olympics this month.
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Arrowhead Elementary School and Cajon High School are on a minimum day schedule due to what the district has termed a "lack of adequate air conditioning."
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Over 200 protesters storm Anaheim City Hall after the family of a man shot to death by Anaheim police Saturday announced it is suing the city for $50 million.
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Artist Ed Ruscha has resigned from the board of Los Angeles's Museum Of Contemporary Art — the last of four to leave after chief curator Paul Schimmel was removed.
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California's state Senate voted Friday to approve $4.7 billion in state bonds for California high-speed rail, launching the first leg of the nation’s first bullet train.
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The president was interrupted twice by a reporter from the conservative "Daily Caller" during a press conference outlining the administration's new immigration policy.
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L.A. County District Attorney's Office investigators searched the office and homes Thursday morning of two high-ranking administrators at Pasadena City College.
