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May 8 - May 14, 2011

Friday, May. 13

The applications were filed on May 3, two days after Osama bin Laden was killed by the elite special forces team.

Fire Department's mysterious redeployment plan

L.A.'s fire chief says that $54 million can be saved without having to close any station or lay off any firefighter or increase initial response times.

Budget cuts force closure of 70 state parks

The closures, which will begin in September, were based on attendance rates and historical significance.

Chinese selling t-shirts, L.A. style

Nothing like a little Western influence to interest Chinese teenagers.

Linking religion, education and income

Here's a dicey subject, but one that's worth examining.

Friday morning headlines

Big jump in inflation, state Republicans release budget plan, McCourt alone in battle to keep Dodgers, and Ashton Kutcher replaces Charlie Sheen.

Thursday, May. 12

More traffic gains at L.A. ports

April was a strong month at the Port of Long Beach and a decent one at the Port of Los Angeles.

*Is Rick Caruso getting ready to enter mayoral race?

The L.A. developer declined to say whether he'll be running in 2013, but he apparently sounds like a candidate.

L.A. mass transit is great - just be sure not to take it to work

Believe it or not, the metro area ranks second nationally in coverage and second in service frequency.

Socal housing market going nowhere fast

Still too much skittishness among potential buyers and too little motivation among potential sellers.

Californians at a glance: Young, ethnic and renting

The U.S. Census Bureau continues to slice and dice the state, based on its 2010 data.

Thursday morning headlines

Delay in California foreclosures, local economic picture brightens, tough times for sports bars near Staples, and Saab future in doubt.

Wednesday, May. 11

In-N-Out opens to long lines in Texas

Something imported from California that Texans actually like? Guess all it took was a Double Double.

Groupon isn't much of a deal - well, for some merchants anyway

They're still stuck with the fixed cost of running the place except with a lower gross. Why would anyone do that?

Newport Beach lifeguards making over $200,000?

Obviously, not all city workers do nearly this well, but this is the sort of exception that people remember.

City Controller's fixation with cell phone use

Frankly, it's disappointing to see so much attention being paid to such a lower-tier matter.

Oil prices resume fall, leaving motorists in the dark

This is why it's so hard to figure out where the price of gasoline is headed.

Guilty verdicts in big insider trading case

So now we know that a bunch of rich guys have been gaming the system - what a surprise!

Wednesday morning headlines

Bad news for Toyota, Cal State considers tuition hikes, baseball owners meet, and Eli Broad to get reimbursed.

Tuesday, May. 10

Selig on how McCourt bought Dodgers: 'There was nobody else'

The baseball commissioner didn't get into the team's precarious payroll situation, other than to say, "We are monitoring the situation very, very very closely."

Tracking westward movement of U.S. population

As of 2010, the center of the population is near Plato, Mo.

Newspaper websites are topped by cable networks

CNN.com is far and away the leader, with nearly 8.5 million unique U.S. visitors each day.

Storifying America's financial meltdown

Almost time for the HBO film "Too Big to Fail," based on the best-selling book of the same name by NYT columnist Andrew Ross Sorkin.

Business Update on KPCC

How up-and-down gas prices complicate energy policy, and why solar energy remains a work in progress.

Northrop introduces spy plane

Capabilities include listening in on phone calls, using high-powered radar and shooting live video footage at 30,000 feet.

Tuesday morning headlines

Tech hiring helps state economy, Californians not paying their fair share, Microsoft to buy Skype, and can McCourt keep Dodgers by filing for bankruptcy?

Monday, May. 9

L.A. gas prices tumble a whole 0.005 cents per gallon

Don't spend it all in one place - an average gallon of regular in the L.A. area fell ever so slightly in the last week.

What will Sumner Redstone say at USC commencement?

This is one graduation ceremony that might be sort of fun.

Best investment advice: Don't lose your principal

Sounds simple, right? And yet I'm often running into folks who proudly tout their 10 percent returns on investments they clearly don't understand.

Allow individual UC schools to set their own fees?

It's an interesting idea that's getting batted around the 10-campus University of California system.

Monday morning headlines

L.A. home prices keep falling, LAPD inundated with lawsuits, AT&T is investing in L.A. network, and LinkedIn goes public.

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• WGA board approves deal, writers vote Tuesday

• Leo Greene, journalist with ALS was 62

• Catching up on City Hall move

• All in the family

• Words of Chairman Sam *

Mark Lacter funeral services

The funeral for Mark Lacter will be held Sunday, Nov. 24 at 12 noon at Hillside Memorial Park, 6001 W. Centinela Avenue, Los Angeles 90045. Reception to follow.

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