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Weekly archive
April 5 - April 11, 2015
April 5 - April 11, 2015
Friday, Apr. 10
It's David Weinberg, a reporter at "Marketplace" and creator of the Random Tape podcast.
Bob Pool, the recently retired Los Angeles Times staff writer, posted a Twitter photo today of the former Daily News headquarters in Woodland Hills being razed.
Hillary Clinton woos reporters. Baquet, Baron and Beutner. KPCC hiring a political reporter. Daily News after Orlov. Plus more.
Thursday, Apr. 9
Investigators hired by the church tracked the defector father of David Miscavige for 18 months, the story says. Miscavige denies it.
Wednesday, Apr. 8
The Dodgers first baseman clubbed three home runs on Wednesday night and has five already this season.
Laventhol created the Washington Post Style section and came to the Times through Newsday.
Tuesday, Apr. 7
The video is not only safe for work, it's safe for children. "Can I get a little censorship outrage here?" the publisher of Pasadena's Prospect Park Books asks.
If you remember the names Ralphie Valladares and Shirley Hardman, this post is for you. Whoa, Nellie!
Stan Freberg had one of those Los Angeles careers. "The first great genius of American musical satire," says Harry Shearer.
Nothing he can say about gender issues would trump his participation in the "cultural crime" of Kardashian hype.
People on the street in DTLA aren't sold yet on the new parking signs, but a writer at CityLab loves them. Here's why.
Monday, Apr. 6
The color-colded grids are supposed to be simpler and more logical. That doesn't mean that people like them.
Désirée van Hoek says people ask why "a relatively wealthy, white girl from Amsterdam" spends her summers in LA taking photos of the poor and homeless.
Driving in LA is an art that requires intuition, patience and a sense of the topography, Meghan Daum writes.
Expect a day of rain on Tuesday with snow above 4,500 feet. NWS expects about up to an inch of rain.
A report by the Columbia school of journalism says Rolling Stone's epic screw up "is a story of journalistic failure that was avoidable." Inside: writer Sabrina Erdely's statement.
Sunday, Apr. 5
The Padres make another big trade Sunday that has some picking San Diego to be better than the Dodgers, who start with the sport's biggest payroll. Plus: Ozzie Smith's backflip.
Vin Scully had to announce another death in his Dodger family on Sunday, the day before the season opens at Dodger Stadium.
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