Quick run around the site:

• Celeste and Mayor Napolitano are reunited — with a twist I didn't see coming — and it's time to tie together some of the loose threads running through Right of Way, our favorite developing L.A. noir story. There has been a lot going on since we last checked in. LA Observed Script Project
• Now that the Lakers' season is over, Phil Wallace examines several issues that should be addressed before next season. SoCal Sports Observed
• On her first Father's Day without him, Jenny Price writes that her dad was "by all accounts a witty, fearsome litigator in the courtroom--legendary, I'm told, actually--which I find quite easy to believe, having grown up in a heady political era around the dinner table..." Native Intelligence
• Neighborhood council acrimony and lotus leaves in Echo Park. Jenny Burman
• The unspoken question in the runoff between Bernard Parks and Mark Ridley-Thomas is how much influence the winner will allow the unions in negotiating the reopening of Martin Luther King Jr.-Harbor Medical Center. Bill Boyarsky
• Mark Lacter looks at the Dreamworks reports. LA Biz Observed
• Veronique de Turenne reports on the ducks of Paradise Cove. Here in Malibu

Also: We had a nice turnout of bloggers at Saturday night's Neon Cruise. They included Sha in LA, Kim Cooper from 1947 Project, Donna Barstow of Griffith Park, Interrupted, The 99 Cent Chef and David Rensin from Native Intelligence. Ed Fuentes of View from a Loft posted the pic and a report at Blogdowntown. Lots of people wave when the big red fun bus blows past, but my favorite interactions this time were 1) the shoutout from unseen inmates at the Metropolitan Detention Center, and 2) the lone Taco Bell customer at Rampart and Beverly who could only shrug when Eric Lynxwiler pointed the megaphone his way and demanded to know why he wasn't across the street at the original Original Tommy's.