• An unidentified LAPD officer was shot in the leg in Venice overnight in what is being called a "negligent discharge of firearm" incident. Breeze wires
  • The state will look into allegations that the Mormon church used unreported phone bank operations in Utah and Idaho to camapign for Proposition 8. Sacto Bee
  • Mayor Villaraigosa unveiled his big solar plan, amid some skepticism. LAT, DN
  • Santa Monica's crackdown on 4th Street yoga practitioners and kickboxers. NYT
  • Local seismology sensors were confused by earthquake waves from Russia. LAT
  • The Register has a different take than the lawyer on how much it will have to pay to settle the lawsuit with its carriers. Register
  • Lee Abrams wants Tribune TV crime reporters to dress in a "Columbo styled rumpled sweater" and — again — doesn't seem to know that stuff has been tried before with no effect on ratings. Broward-Palm Beach
  • KTLA's Eric Spillman is looking for a family to interview on Thanksgiving, just like every year. Any volunteers? The News Blog

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Iris Schneider | After a tough year financially, the Museum of Contemporary Art put on a gala party to celebrate with 1,000 of its closest friends.
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