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- Councilman Tony Cardenas told Controller Laura Chick Friday to "get out of my face." DN
- LAT reporter Martha Groves describes in first-person detail (plus slideshow) the ordeal of recovering from a serious knee injury she suffered on last summer's South America ski trip with ex-mayor Richard Riordan.
- New York Times shouldn't have been fooled, again, by "Love and Consequences," says the paper's public editor in a column.
- Steve Lopez discovers that the Craigslist free ads are a forum for prostitution. LAT
- Need a primer on the Las Lomas controversy that isn't too deep or challenging? Here it is.
- Robert C. J. Parry argues against the LAPD's plans to make the SWAT unit less of a brotherhood. LAT Opinion
- 36 hours in Pasadena with the bureau chief for the New York Times. NYT Travel
- Blogger Carolyn Kellogg in Istanbul. Pinky's Paperhaus
- Caitlin Flanagan says the trend of teenagers driving less and staying close to their parents more is a good one. NYT Op-Ed
- The newest Valley street is Costco Drive. Here in Van Nuys
- Enjoying an unexpected silence in the city, "Not absolute, deafening silence, but that the usual background urban noise orchestra took a tacet for a few measures and allowed the sound of a gentle breeze to take a solo." Militant Angeleno
- Shana Ting Lipton enlightens her blog readers on "the smell," that "perhaps thrice-in-a-lifetime sexual chemistry that is SO intense that you practically want to devour each other."
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| After a tough year financially, the Museum of Contemporary Art put on a gala party to celebrate with 1,000 of its closest friends.
One of the last of Doug Ring’s many good deeds was a visit to the Los Angeles Times editorial board with members of Housing LA, an organization advocating affordable housing for the thousands of residents being forced out of the city by high rents.
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