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Weekly archive
August 9 - August 15, 2015
August 9 - August 15, 2015
Friday, Aug. 14
Quad-copter pilot-photographer Ian Wood is back with another breathtaking video of Los Angeles from the air -- including of the Bullock's Wilshire tower.
Can you help this ex-Marine get her old uniform back? Lots of politics, media and place for a desk-clearing Friday.
Thursday, Aug. 13
What better way to educate Angelenos about the shutdown of a major boulevard than a spoof of SNL's The Californians.
My favorite police blotter item of the summer, from Marina del Rey.
He was the first male lion known to have crossed freeways north out of the Santa Monica Mountains.
You can now drone on for 10,000 characters -- more like Facebook. Tweets still must be short.
The Republican who goes back to the original community college board in LA wants to follow 36 years on the Board of Supervisors with a term on the state Senate.
At $100, it’s the hottest little ticket among Hollywood Democrats because it gives them a first chance to see the former mayor's new Hollywood Hills pad.
Wednesday, Aug. 12
A busy day of politics, media and place and another round of Watts riots remembrances.
Tuesday, Aug. 11
Hong was a prominent immigration lawyer and community leader through the middle decades of the 20th Century and helped in the move to today's current Chinatown.
Lots and lots of anniversary stories looking back at the riots and how Watts is a different place now. Plus: Rediscovered photos and a black cop's story of racism in the LAPD.
Monday, Aug. 10
Statewide officials and the county Supes are next. Garcetti is an "earnest booster" who needs to get to the hard work, Times publisher says.
Trump vs. Megyn Kelly but not on Fox. Bernie Sanders in LA today. Amazing ratings for GOP debate but not "True Detective." James Poniewozik to NYT TV beat. Drone racing. And more.
Another VP comes with government experience, the LAT's most senior newsroom staffer takes on a new assignment, and an obit for Larry Stammer.
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