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Weekly archive
January 18 - January 24, 2015
January 18 - January 24, 2015
Saturday, Jan. 24
With a documentary on him debuting at Sundance, the restaurant reviewer says he will no longer pretend that no one knows it's him.
Friday, Jan. 23
Willie Brown urges the birthday boy not to run. The national media is on the Villaraigosa beat now. Plus Gloria Molina.
The magazine will turn to freelance and I guess contract photographers. Here are the final six SI photogs.
The depth of reporting by LAT reporter makes 'Serial' resemble a book of poetry, says the reviewer.
Thursday, Jan. 22
Billionaire environmentalist says it was a hard decision, but climate change is his key fight -- it "will define the success or failure of our generation."
City National Bank sold, Southwest Museum, more Villaraigosa and Boxer, and Thom Mayne on Bradbury's house.
Wednesday, Jan. 21
Stacey Leasca has been the LAT social media editor since last March. Today's her last day.
Top of the LAT website carries an ad for "Fire without the Fuss" beside a photo gallery on the Da Vinci apartment blaze.
Tuesday, Jan. 20
A memorial for Al Martinez will be held Feb. 8 at Bergamot Station in Santa Monica.
Politics, media, place and some tweets of the day. Plus: The Villa Carlotta in Hollywood.
Books by the two former LA Times journalists are finalists for the prestigious American literary awards for 2014.
Monday, Jan. 19
The former mayor sups with Eric Garcetti and Kamala Harris as he tests his prospects for 2016. Many links inside.
Mara Shalhoup takes over Feb. 16. "LA has countless stories to tell…we're gonna have fun."
The former Daily News managing editor and head of Fleishman-Hillard in LA, now 66, has one client and some friends.
Three more of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s speeches in the Los Angeles area are in the news this MLK Day.
The KPCC politics reporter will split time between City Hall and working on "innovative ideas on how the paper can get its news out to readers."
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