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Kevin Roderick • September 2 2009 11:57 AM

Those entrepreneurs behind the Flying Pigeon bicycle shop in Highland Park featured in yesterday's L.A. Times are the sons of Saeed Ali, chief of staff to Councilmember Richard Alarcon. (Meanwhile, Alarcon's daughter was appointed to one of the highest-paying plum jobs in City Hall.)

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George Clooney is just a Valley guy

11:31 AM Fri | The actor gives CBS' "Person to Person" a tour of his Studio City home of 20 years. He moved to Los Angeles almost ten years before; his dad Nick Clooney...

11:00 AM Fri | No charges to be filed in Alhambra cold case arrest

10:38 AM Fri | Madonna's stalker arrested near hospital he left

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Is the McMansion craze fading?

11:53 AM Fri | I'm not sure L.A. will be the first place to see a pullback.

8:52 AM Fri | Dirty little secret: Fans care a lot more than players

8:41 AM Fri | Drug violence and all, Mexico is holding up pretty well

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