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Weekly archive
March 1 - March 7, 2015
March 1 - March 7, 2015
Friday, Mar. 6
"Pipeline" became "one of Southern California's most recognizable musical exports — an instrumental anthem to riding the waves and living the life..."
El Niño but so what. LA losing fog. Did Villaraigosa miss his last moment? Harrison Ford's crash. Plus more notes on politics, media and place and tweets of the day.
Thursday, Mar. 5
Designating Sawtelle Japantown has more local authenticity than Little Osaka or West LA.
Wednesday, Mar. 4
On the day after Tuesday's sleepy city election, everyone seems to be suddenly concerned that almost no one votes in Los Angeles anymore.
LAT parent may buy the San Diego U-T. Steve Lopez still shocked by Skid Row. Who's in the City Council and school board runoffs. Plus more notes on politics, media and place.
Tuesday, Mar. 3
Councilwoman Nury Martinez also reelected and Marqueece Harris Dawson elected to LA City Council. One runoff awaits.
A year ago friends were saying the former mayor had no assets and was living in an apartment. Now he buys in the Hollywood Hills.
Chief Beck opens the investigation by saying Sunday's police killing downtown appears justified, while Skid Row residents are upset.
Monday, Mar. 2
Some LA City Council, some U.S. Senate, some Republican state convention and more.
Sunday, Mar. 1
Ana Marie Cox is still writing about politics and in her latest piece talks about her faith and being a liberal Christian.
The video shows a skirmish between officers and a flailing man, then an officer yelling to "drop the gun" before shots were fired.
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