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Los Angeles to consider crackdown on celebrity 'swatting'
The Los Angeles City Council is expected to consider a motion Tuesday to crack down on “swatting” incidents, in which police are dispatched to celebrities’ homes on false crime reports. Councilman Paul Koretz will ask the council to...
Tags: Russell Brand, Paul Koretz, Celebrities, Prisons, Shootings
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Local professor honored as Woman of the Year by state caucus
A La Cañada Flintridge professor was recently named a Women of the Year by the California Legislative Women’s Caucus for her contributions to California. Frances Arnold was nominated by Assemblyman Mike Gatto (D-Silver Lake) for her...
Tags: Drugs and Medicines, Awards and Prizes, Technology, Culture, Human Interest
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Burbank Coordinating Council celebrates 80 years
Representatives from government offices joined those from PTAs, religious organizations, businesses, and local nonprofits to wish happy birthday Monday to the Burbank Coordinating Council, which turns 80. President Eileen Cobos welcomed the more than 50...
Tags: PTA, Adam Schiff, Holidays
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Lawmaker wants to open Southland car pool lanes for off-peak use
Motorists without passengers would be able to use the car pool lanes on the 134 Freeway in Southern California during non-peak hours under legislation introduced to address the growing gridlock on state freeways. Assemblyman Mike Gatto (D-Los Angeles)...
Tags: California Department of Transportation, Highway Transportation
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The Valley Line: Rose Parade group fetes its Dino's success
Sunday's Super Bowl XLVII is now history. It was an exciting game with plenty of brawling. In fact, for a minute I thought I was watching a hockey game. The halftime show lived up to the hype and the commercials did also. I really liked the Taco Bell...
Tags: Festive Events, Super Bowl XLVII, Anthony J. Portantino, Arts and Culture
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Head of Burbank teachers union clashes with Assemblyman Mike Gatto
A vote on delegates to the Democratic State Convention has led to some acrimony, with the head of the Burbank teachers union accusing Assemblyman Mike Gatto (D-Silverlake) of using heavy-handed tactics to win. A slate of candidates endorsed by Gatto...
Tags: Politics, Los Angeles Times, Patrick McGreevy, Elections
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Small businesses bend Assemblyman Gatto's ear on industry challenges
Small business owners in Burbank and Glendale want Sacramento to realize the ever-dwindling amount of film and television production in L.A. isn’t just hurting the big studios. Speaking at Assemblyman Mike Gatto’s (D-Silver Lake) first...
Tags: Justice System, Google Inc., Judges, Small Businesses, Crime, Law and Justice
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California taking orders for replicas of vintage license plates
PolitiCalCalifornia motorists who like the old-school look for their rides can now place orders with the state Department of Motor Vehicles for replicas of vintage license plates issued in the the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s.... -
Jam on: California Homemade Food Act goes into effect in January
As of Jan. 1, the California Homemade Food Act will go into effect, allowing people in Los Angeles to sell certain foods and baked goods they've made at home to stores, restaurants and directly to customers. Among those people are Echo Park bread-baker-...
Tags: Consumer Goods Industries, Jerry Brown, Food Industry, Breads, Crime, Law and Justice
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Head of Burbank teachers union clashes with Assemblyman Mike Gatto
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Around Town: A list that won't upset the Apple Cart
December is traditionally a time of shopping, socializing and reflection, when many La Cañadans gather together to put up the decorations, bake lasagna for the float builders, and plan for various cliffs, fiscal and otherwise. In the spirit of winter...Tags: Foods and Beverages, Michael Harrington, Caesar Salads, Lifestyle and Leisure, Liver Cancer
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Community news: Noon Lions Club honors poster winners, Holiday Inn donates to Salvation Army, holiday decorations contest
Three young women were recognized for their artwork when the Burbank Noon Lions Club honored the winners of the Lions Clubs International “Imagine Peace” poster contest in a ceremony held at the Burbank Central Library in November. Winners...
Tags: Carol Liu, United Nations, The Salvation Army, Human Interest, Music
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Dec 6, 2012
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