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- The MTA is taking another look at its plan to let local cities "sell" their stimulus funds for cash after the Pasadena Star-News reported on it. Star-News, LAT
- More revelations about shady practices by union officials of SEIU. Paul Pringle/LAT
- What's really behind the $200,000 earmarked for a North Hollywood tattoo removal program by Rep. Howard Berman. Witness LA
- So what do the twelve PIOs for the city's Public Works Department do anyway? LAist
- The special election to replace Hilda Solis in the 32nd congressional district will be held May 19. AP
- Balding men worried about their employment future are lining up to get hair, says David Lazarus. LAT
- Entrepreneur magazine in Irvine named Mike Kessler as deputy editor.
- Author and New York Times columnist James Flanigan will discuss "Smile Los Angeles - You're the Center of the Universe" at the Milken Institute in Santa Monica on March 24.
- California Chief Justice Ronald M. George is scheduled to call in to "Patt Morrison" on KPCC at 1:30 p.m.
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