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Weekly archive
October 11 - October 17, 2015
October 11 - October 17, 2015
Saturday, Oct. 17
Fourteen events later, CicLAvia says it's the largest open streets event in North America.
Friday, Oct. 16
He sends a check for $10,000 along with an apology.
If you see a yellow-bellied sea snake, take pictures and report the sighting but do not handle this highly venomous creature. OK?
Interstate 5 is bad, but there are A LOT of trucks trapped in the debris flow that covered Highway 58 last night. Intense video inside.
Thursday, Oct. 15
Expensive does not equal championship quality and there are questions about the future of Mattingly and others. One longtime player is gone for sure.
Fired LA Times publisher Austin Beutner will speak on "the future of newspapers" a week from today at the Columbia Journalism School.
Plus look who is on T.J. Simers' legal team: Stephen Glass.
Wednesday, Oct. 14
New politics editor at KQED. CJR cuts back print. Jean Sharley Taylor. And more.
Executives at the LA Times and San Diego Union-Tribune say Chicago told them to make the financials look worse than the executives believed.
Tuesday, Oct. 13
That day is Thursday at Dodger Stadium for the fifth and final playoff game with the Mets. Winner plays the Cubs.
The former Laker and Clipper is "fighting for his life" in a Las Vegas hospital. Ex-wife Khloe Kardashian is reported to be with him.
He is a bean counter "actually worth writing about" and the point man in City Hall on the homeless issue, says the Downtown News.
An exhibit of World War II camp photos at the Skirball includes images by Dorothea Lange and Toyo Miyatake.
Monday, Oct. 12
In the heart of Silicon Valley, a milestone has been reached. Plus more progress at Harvey Mudd.
Just like that, the Dodgers face elimination Tuesday night after blowing an early 3-0 lead and letting New Yorkers blow off steam about Chase Utley.
Hugh Hefner agrees that his 62-year-old magazine should move on and adapt. The website already had.
The Center for Investigative Reporting got the story rolling. Now Steve Lopez is on the case.
If upheld, the Dodgers will play Games 3 and 4 against the Mets one man down.
Sunday, Oct. 11
May 15, 1965 was a bigger than usual Saturday taping night in the KHJ Channel 9 studios.
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