The mayor-elect announced Thursday that Bob Hertzberg will chair his transition team of 81 members, among them business and labor leaders, environmentalists, developers, artists, educators, community leaders, neighborhood council members, journalists and dancers. (Robin Kramer is staff director of the transition.) None of the papers run anything close to a full list, at least online. Even the Villaraigosa web site's press release leaves off the names. When I get the list, I'll post the whole thing. [Here it is.] Meanwhile, it's kind of fun to see who was named in which paper. For instance, former mayor Richard Riordan did not make the Times or Daily News lists, but he's a team member in the Daily Breeze and Business Journal. The Daily News (of course) and Breeze mentioned Valley secession leader David Fleming, but not the Times. Here's who each paper deemed worthy, in the order mentioned:

The Times listed the fewest team members:

• Albert Carnesale, chancellor of UCLA
• Sherry Lansing, past chairman of Paramount Pictures
• Magic Johnson, basketball legend and businessman
• Maria Elena Durazo, head of Unite Here Local 11, widow of Miguel Contreras
• Bishop Charles E. Blake, West Angeles Church of God in Christ
• Sidney Williams, husband of Rep. Maxine Waters
• Gordon Davidson, founding artistic director of Center Theater Group
• John Mack, former president of Los Angeles Urban League

The Daily News made the headline about Hertzberg, not Villaraigosa:

• David Fleming, attorney
• Tirso Del Junco, former state Republican chairman
• Bruce Karatz, KB Homes
• Sherry Lansing
• Magic Johnson
• Alfre Woodard, actress
• Rev. Charles Blake
• John Mack
• Brenda Shockley, activist

The Daily Breeze gave the deepest and most varied list:

• Richard Riordan
• Earvin "Magic" Johnson
• John Mack
• David Fleming
• Danny Bakewell, Los Angeles Sentinel
• Monica Lozano, La Opinión
• Alfre Woodard
• Christopher Pak, formerly on Board of Airport Commissioners
• Cecilia Moreno, Wilmington activist
• Michael Delijani, president of Delson Investment Co.
• Andrew Cherng, Panda Restaurant Group
• Dick Ziman, major property owner

The L.A. Business Journal used the most complete titles, so some of them are repeated here:

• Richard Riordan
• David Bohnett, founder, Baroda Ventures LLC
• Andrew Cherng, president and chief executive, Panda Restaurant Group Inc.
• Earvin “Magic” Johnson, former L.A. Lakers basketball superstar
• Bruce Karatz, chairman and chief executive, KB Homes
• Sherry Lansing, past chair, Paramount Pictures’ Motion Picture Group
• Monica Lozano, publisher, La Opinión
• Dominic Ng, president and chief executive, East/West Bank
• Lynn Pike, president of business banking in California for Bank of America
• Richard Ziman, chairman and chief executive, Arden Realty Inc.