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Yahoo! Alerts Thursday, February 25, 2010 7:32 PM EST Sponsored Link Special Offer - Free Trial of Blockbuster.com Rent Movies from Blockbuster.com. Delivered Direct To Your Mailbox. Click here to start today. www.Blockbuster.com Today's Local News for Los Angeles CA : As of 7:32 PM EST Rodney Alcala guilty in slayings of one girl and four women Los Angeles Times - Feb 25 5:25 PM EST Pasadena police implement changes a year after fatal officer-involved shooting Los Angeles Times - Feb 25 4:25 PM EST L.A. Council put $12M into emergency reserve Los Angeles Daily News - Feb 25 6:22 PM EST Man who made emergency landing at LAX in plane reported stolen is charged Los Angeles Daily News - Feb 25 3:37 PM EST Brown Subpoenas Docs From Top Health Insurers CBS 2 Los Angeles - Feb 25 6:59 PM EST Hemet Gang Officers Targeted Again By Booby-Trap CBS 2 Los Angeles - Feb 25 6:59 PM EST Los Angeles Times Rodney Alcala guilty in slayings of one girl and four women Feb 25 5:25 PM EST The jury deliberated for less than two days before reaching its decision. Pasadena police implement changes a year after fatal officer-involved shooting Feb 25 4:25 PM EST The department is going door-to-door to build relationships with residents, and officers will soon undergo more training. But the slain man's mother remains skeptical. This month, patrol officers in the Pasadena Police Department tried something new: They went door to door, introducing themselves, handing out business cards and saying hello. In a first, LAPD Chief Charlie Beck vows to better protect cyclists, train officers on biker rights Feb 25 10:55 AM EST Los Angeles Police Department Chief Charlie Beck told a group of bicycle advocates that department-wide training would be implemented to highlight the rights of bicyclists on the road and ensure that officers know how to deal with incidents involving bikes.... Strong rainstorm expected Friday in Southern California Feb 25 10:55 AM EST A powerful storm is expected to push into Southern California late Friday, bringing potential thunderstorms, heavy downpours, gusty winds and hail, according to the National Weather Service in Oxnard. Los Angeles budget cuts may end some city attorney programs Feb 25 3:10 AM EST Officials say the upcoming municipal job eliminations may force them to discontinue HALO, a legal services clinic for the homeless, as well as antigang and antitruancy efforts. Raymond Chavez sat down at a legal clinic at the Midnight Mission on skid row Wednesday afternoon with two jaywalking tickets in his hand. Los Angeles Daily News L.A. Council put $12M into emergency reserve Feb 25 6:22 PM EST Los Angeles City Council members voted today to put $12 million of their so-called discretionary funds into the emergency reserve, but it represents only a portion of the money that the mayor has asked them to turn over. Man who made emergency landing at LAX in plane reported stolen is charged Feb 25 3:37 PM EST A man has been charged with stealing a small plane from an airfield near San Diego and making an emergency landing at Los Angeles International Airport. SD SeaWorld cancels another orca show after death Feb 25 2:07 PM EST SeaWorld in San Diego is suspending the Shamu show for a second day after a trainer was killed by an orca in Orlando, Fla. UC San Diego protest held in wake of ghetto party Feb 25 1:22 PM EST Hundreds of students are demanding action after staging a protest at the University of California, San Diego over a party that mocked Black History Month. Calif. lawmakers: Cut the foul language, please Feb 25 1:07 PM EST The California Assembly has passed a resolution that would establish the first week of March as "Cuss Free Week" throughout the state. CBS 2 Los Angeles Brown Subpoenas Docs From Top Health Insurers Feb 25 6:59 PM EST California Attorney General Jerry Brown is asking the state's seven largest health insurance companies to turn over documents about their premiums and claims. Hemet Gang Officers Targeted Again By Booby-Trap Feb 25 6:59 PM EST A gang officer escaped injury after triggering a bizarre booby trap in what authorities said Thursday was the second attempted attack in two months at a building used by a police task force. California Lawmakers Vote To Cut Foul Language Feb 25 6:58 PM EST The California Assembly has passed a resolution that would establish the first week of March as "Cuss Free Week" throughout the state. O.C. Students Join 'Best Buddies' Initiative Feb 25 6:48 PM EST Students at Corona del Mar High School are pairing up with special friends Thursday as part of the "Best Buddies" program. O.C. Jury Convicts Alcala Of 5 Serial Murders Feb 25 6:11 PM EST A jury convicted a Southern California man Thursday of murdering four women and a 12-year-old girl in the late 1970s. NBC Los Angeles Granny Burglar Gets 3 Years in Prison Feb 25 6:26 PM EST With old age brings experience. For 80-year-old Doris Thompson, that may be true. Canine Crackdown: Follow LaBonge's Lead Feb 25 5:41 PM EST Check one pooch off the list of LA's unlicensed dogs. This Week in 1942: "Battle of LA" Feb 25 4:26 PM EST Nearly 70 years ago this week, a mystery over LA triggered an artillery barrage. Police Chief to Bicyclists: We Hear You Feb 25 3:26 PM EST Chief Charlie Beck said the LAPD needs to do a better job protecting bicyclists. Sorry About Banning Your Nude Painting, Says Temecula Feb 25 2:56 PM EST Yes, this story involves nudity. KABC-TV Los Angeles New high-tech weapon to fight child abuse Feb 25 4:38 PM EST L.A. County officials unveiled a new high-tech weapon to fight child abuse, hoping it will save hundreds of lives. 4 arrested for high school break-in, theft Feb 25 4:08 PM EST Four people were arrested for allegedly breaking into Westchester High School and stealing $14,000 worth of equipment. Hospital head now facing 2nd molest charge Feb 25 2:53 PM EST The former head of a state-run mental hospital is now facing a second accusation of molesting one of his foster children. Hikers rescued after cold night in foothills Feb 25 10:08 AM EST Two hikers are recovering on Thursday after a cold night spent in the wilderness. Sex trafficking victims speak out against trade Feb 25 3:53 AM EST As many as 17,000 human slaves are trafficked into the United States every year with L.A. a prime destination.

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