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Weekly archive
November 1 - November 7, 2015
November 1 - November 7, 2015
Friday, Nov. 6
Former LA Times sports editor Randy Harvey remembers his friend and colleague in the context of Houston's vote over transgender use of bathrooms.
In the end he did endorse Clinton, but it took the mayor's staff a while to get there.
In his terrific new podcast series, Santa Monica author Bill Barol seeks to explain what it meant to call the San Fernando Valley home.
Thursday, Nov. 5
The creator of the Batmobile and many other "kustom" cars for Hollywood was first a legend in the LA car culture.
Wednesday, Nov. 4
Wow. This caps an interesting day for the LA Times. When you go to trial, anything can happen.
The short-term rental service defeated Measure F in Tuesday's election by 55% to 45%.
Tuesday, Nov. 3
The six-week trial is wrapping up with the ask for damages dropping -- to just $12.3 million.
Looks like California will have a ski season and maybe even a winter snowpack.
Michael Anastasi will become VP of news and executive editor for the Tennessean newspaper and the Tennessee Media Network.
Twenty years later, Amazon has decided what it really needs is a physical, brick and mortar retail store to sell books.
Monday, Nov. 2
Sam Quinones is the author of "Dreamland: The True Tale of America’s Opiate Epidemic." CBS didn't go for his pitches, then he saw "60 Minutes" last night.
For her NPR piece on the Day of the Dead celebration at Hollywood Forever, Los Angeles correspondent Mandalit del Barco hooked up with El Mariachi Manchester.
A weather change. Tarantino plans to apologize. A new spokeswoman for Kuehl. More politics, media and place.
There are openings for deputy director of communications, speechwriter and press secretary, per LinkedIn.
Sunday, Nov. 1
The last shoe drops from the Aaron Kushner era. The Register and Press-Enterprise will go on normally but new ownership could be on the way.
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