Saturday, January 28, 2012

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Saturday, January 28, 2012 7:30 PM EST

Today's Local News for Los Angeles CA :

As of 7:30 PM EST

Los Angeles Times

6 shot, 2 dead at Thai restaurant, nightclub

Jan 28 12:42 PM EST

New details emerged Saturday morning in the fatal shooting at the Pink Pepper Thai restaurant on Hollywood Boulevard, one of several shootings overnight in L.A.

TSA mistakes insulin pump for gun, causing LAX security scare

Jan 28 12:27 PM EST

An insulin pump mistaken for a gun at LAX led officials to delay boarding and screening Friday morning at Terminal 4 as airport authorities searched for a woman who they thought had a weapon, law enf

Mourners bid passionate farewell to Etta James

Jan 28 1:12 AM EST

Hundreds of fans swap memories as her songs play in the background during a public viewing at an Inglewood mortuary. The setting sun cast a golden glow Friday over hundreds of mourners who came to pay their respects to singer Etta James at the Inglewood Cemetery Mortuary.

Driver won't be charged after wayward ride in Verdugo Wash

Jan 28 1:12 AM EST

Glendale police say the woman did not break any laws, although officials did send her driver's license to the DMV for review as to whether it will be revoked. A Glendale woman who drove her Mercedes-Benz down the Verdugo Wash at freeway speeds before getting trapped in the concrete-lined waterway will not face criminal charges because she broke no laws, authorities said Friday.

California high court backs panel's new state Senate districts

Jan 28 12:44 AM EST

Even if a GOP-backed proposal to scrap the new plan qualifies for the November ballot, the map produced by a citizens commission is 'clearly the most appropriate' for the election, the court says. The California Supreme Court decided unanimously Friday that candidates for state Senate this year should run in new districts drawn by a citizens commission, a plan that may give Democrats a two ...


Los Angeles Daily News

Family, friends gather for Etta James' funeral

Jan 28 4:57 PM EST

GARDENA — Etta James was remembered at a service Saturday attended by hundreds of friends, family and fans as a woman who triumphed against all odds to break down cultural and musical barriers in a style that was unfailingly honest.

Remorseful puppy thieves deliver $600 to store, but not the dog

Jan 28 4:57 PM EST

STANTON - The persons who stole a puppy from a Stanton pet store sent an apology and $600 in cash into the business, but are still wanted for theft, a sheriff's spokesman said today.

Motorist killed when truck flips near Palmdale

Jan 28 4:27 PM EST

LITTLEROCK - A motorist in Littlerock was killed today when he flew out of his pick-up truck as it flipped over and landed on him in a desert wash east of Palmdale, a California Highway Patrol officer said.

L.A. marine found dead near San Diego

Jan 28 4:27 PM EST

LOS ANGELES - Marine Corps officials in San Diego today said that a Marine weapons expert from Los Angeles was found dead in La Jolla, but have released no details of the incident.

LAPD detective suspected of swiping drug money booked on suspicion of grand theft

Jan 28 4:27 PM EST

LOS ANGELES - A Los Angeles police detective arrested for allegedly stealing money from a drug bust was facing possible criminal charges today.


CBS 2 Los Angeles

2 Men Open Fire On Long Beach Neighbors After Ongoing Dispute Erupts Into Fight

Jan 28 5:46 PM EST

Authorities are searching for two men who shot their neighbors Thursday after an ongoing dispute erupted into an all-out fight.

Hundreds Pay Tribute To Legendary Singer Etta James At Funeral

Jan 28 5:20 PM EST

Hundreds of Etta James' friends, fans and family gathered Saturday at a Los Angeles church to remember the legendary rhythm and blues singer who died this month.

Wild Santa Ana Winds Prompt Wildfire Concerns

Jan 28 4:45 PM EST

A new round of Santa Ana winds is whipping across Southern California and pushing the danger of a wildfire into the red zone Saturday.

Woman Found Dead Inside Burning Home

Jan 28 4:44 PM EST

A woman was found dead inside the bedroom of a burning house in the South Robertson neighborhood of Los Angeles Saturday.

1 Killed, 3 Wounded In Reported Gang Shooting At The Mayan Nightclub

Jan 28 4:13 PM EST

A gang member killed one of his rivals and wounded three others outside a downtown L.A. nightclub Saturday, police said.


NBC Los Angeles

High Winds Have Fire Officials on Alert

Jan 28 5:49 PM EST

Santa Ana winds howled through the Southland Saturday, and fire officials added extra engines to compensate for increased fire danger.

Clean Cars, Solar Power and the Dodgers' Next Step

Jan 28 3:49 PM EST

Los Angeles solidified its role as a leader in green energy and the city's baseball team took one step closer to finding a new owner this week in Southland news.

OC Cops Hunt for Puppy Napper

Jan 28 3:19 PM EST

The cops aren't going easy on the remorseful puppy thieves who left $600 in cash and an apology note two days after taking a tiny chow out of a Stanton pet store.

State's First Sustainable Utility Campus

Jan 28 1:34 PM EST

Burbank Water and Power boasts the state's first sustainable campus, a title for which it plans to celebrate on Saturday with a community fair and dedication ceremony.

Sex, Lies, and Videotape in San Fernando

Jan 28 11:19 AM EST

A traffic ticket fixing allegation the latest drama to hit the city


KABC-TV Los Angeles

Woman found dead inside burning LA house

Jan 28 6:38 PM EST

A 38-year-old woman was found dead inside a burning house in the South Robertson neighborhood of L.A. on Saturday.

Slow chase ends in arrest in Ladera Heights

Jan 28 10:53 AM EST

A bizarre pursuit took police through Inglewood and West Los Angeles before finally ending in Ladera Heights.

Half-ton of marijuana seized on boat in Malibu

Jan 28 10:23 AM EST

In a major drug bust at Point Dume in Malibu, officials seized a large amount of marijuana in a boat Saturday morning.

Santa Ana winds putting SoCal on fire alert

Jan 28 10:08 AM EST

High winds are sweeping across SoCal, and the dangerous gusts are keeping residents and firefighters on high alert.

Local charity volunteer gets Jefferson Award

Jan 28 9:23 AM EST

An original volunteer of MEND has received a Jefferson Award after being nominated by fellow volunteers.


FOX 11 News Los Angeles

NACA Mortgage Help Event in Ontario

Jan 26 11:10 AM EST

Thousands of people trying to hang on to the California dream - home ownership - are lining up at the Ontario Convention Center for free mortgage help.

Los Angeles Area Weather Forecast: 1/26

Jan 26 10:25 AM EST

Five-day weather forecast for Los Angeles and surrounding communities from Thursday, January 26.

Google to Share Your Personal Info

Jan 26 10:25 AM EST

In a move that could make it harder for its users to remain anonymous, Google said it would start combining nearly all the information it has on its users.

Jackson's Kids Cement His Immortality

Jan 26 10:10 AM EST

Michael Jackson's three children sinked their famous father's shoes and a sequined glove into the cement outside Grauman's Chinese Theatre today to pay tribute to the late singer and to mark the Los Angeles run of a Cirque du Soleil production featuring his music.

Hundreds Protest Corporate Tax Dodgers

Jan 25 4:16 PM EST

Hundreds of people in Hollywood staged a protest today against "corporate tax dodgers," namely FedEx. The demonstrators included unemployed workers, community groups, and Occupy L.A. activists.


Los Angeles Business Journal

Improved Ryland Quarter Still Misses Expectations

Jan 27 5:58 PM EST

The Ryland Group Inc. moved to a profit in the fourth quarter, but the results fell short of Wall Street forecasts.

The Week's Big Movers

Jan 27 5:43 PM EST

The Business Journal's index of largest local public companies gained only slightly for the week, as investors reacted to reports that the U.S. economy in the fourth quarter grew at a slower pace than expected.

Podcast: Highlights from the Latest Business Journal

Jan 27 4:58 PM EST

Editor Charles Crumpley each week provides highlights from the latest edition of the Los Angeles Business Journal. The podcast for Jan. 30 is now online.

Wesco Aircraft Sees Growth in Quarter

Jan 27 1:28 PM EST

Wesco Aircraft Holdings Inc. saw 7 percent growth in fiscal first quarter earnings, driven by strong sales of its aerospace equipment outside the United States.

Toll Group Drivers File with NLRB

Jan 27 1:28 PM EST

Truck drivers at logistics firm Toll Group Inc. in San Pedro have filed for a union election with the National Labor Relations Board, the latest action in a months-long dispute between the drivers and the Australian company.


KTLA-TV Los Angeles

O.C. Puppy Thieves Offer Cash, Apology Note

Jan 28 4:59 PM EST

Chow puppy is still missing, officials said. STANTON, Calif. (KTLA) -- The two thieves who stole a chow puppy last week from a Stanton pet store sent $600 in cash to the business along with a written apology but law enforcement officials say they're still wanted for theft.

UCLA Police Search For Sex Attacker

Jan 28 12:59 PM EST

Unidentified man sexually assaulted a female student near dormitories on campus, authorities said. LOS ANGELES, Calif. (KTLA) -- Authorities are searching for a man who allegedly sexually assaulted a female student Friday near the dormitories on the University of California Los Angeles campus.

Authorities Seize Massive Pot Haul From Boat in Malibu

Jan 28 11:59 AM EST

Three suspects were arrested, officials said. A fourth is still at large. MALIBU, Calif. (KTLA) -- Deputies arrested three people early Saturday morning after a boat carrying at least 3,000 pounds of marijuana docked illegally in the Point Dume State Preserve.

1 Killed, 3 Wounded in Downtown LA Nightclub Shooting

Jan 28 10:44 AM EST

Shooting was likely gang-related, police said. LOS ANGELES, Calif. (KTLA) -- A shooting early Saturday morning outside a downtown Los Angeles nightclub left one man dead and three other people wounded, according to police reports.

Catholic Teacher Accused of Sex Acts with Young Girl

Jan 27 11:29 PM EST

SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, Calif. (KTLA) -- Deputies have arrested a teacher working at a Catholic high school on suspicion of having sex with 14-year-old girl he met at the school.


LA Weekly

Stopping 2,000 Barking Dogs

Jan 25 7:11 PM EST

Los Angeles residents who live within hearing distance of an estimated 2,000 chronically barking dogs go through a private hell, with City Hall policies allowing the barking to continue for months. But things might change with a new law, now in effect, to fine dog owners $250 to $1,000 — th...

We Open in Venice

Jan 25 7:11 PM EST

No more jewelry and trinkets for sale on the east side of the Venice Boardwalk? As Hillel Aron reported last week, the Los Angeles City Council is attempting to force just that, with new rules banning the sale of all art not created by the vendor, among other things ("Venice Boardwalk Trinket Sal...

Dodgers Auction: Who Should Own the Team?

Jan 24 8:11 PM EST

In a perfect world the next owner of the Los Angeles Dodgers would have deep pockets, deep L.A. roots and a deep commitment to better security for fans and the neighborhoods surrounding Dodger Stadium. In the real world, the next owner may have only deep pockets. Getting somebody with deep...


The Palisadian-Post

Jennie Pastoriza Weese, 82; Nurse and Longtime Palisadian

Jan 26 11:20 AM EST

Jennie Helen Elms Pastoriza Weese, who lived for over 50 years in Pacific Palisades, died on January 5, following a courageous battle with Alzheimer's disease and its complications. She was 82.

Teacher Launches 'BookTree'

Jan 26 11:19 AM EST

2012-01-26 A Corpus Christi teacher and Pacific Palisades resident is going beyond the classroom to instill a love of reading in local kids; she's started a personalized book-lending business for children from 1 to 7 years old.

Jewish Theatre Showcase Features Wendy Graf's Work

Jan 26 11:19 AM EST

2012-01-26 One act from Brentwood resident Wendy Graf's play 'Behind The Gates' will be performed as part of 'An Evening of Jewish Theatre: Reflecting and Shaping a Shifting World' at 7 p.m. on Sunday, February 5 at the Santa Monica Playhouse, 1211 Fourth St.

Exploring Conservation in China

Jan 26 11:19 AM EST

Editor's note: Pacific Palisades resident Jack Davis is a 17-year-old junior at Palisades High. He's on the varsity swim team and loves travel, journalism and photography.

Palisadians Help Lead UCLA to NCAA Title

Jan 26 11:04 AM EST

2012-01-26 When deciding on colleges, Palisadian Meg Norton had one criteria above all: to win a national volleyball championship.


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