Torrance, CA News

• Torrance, CA News
• Judicial candidate banks on very low profile, non-foreign name
• Yacht racing resumes after Coast Guard lifts ban
• Parents of San Pedro woman see her remains launched on SpaceX rocket
• State Assembly committee kills bill expanding powers of LAX police
• Fewer than one in four kids in county with Medi-Cal get dental care
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• LAUSD gearing up to compete for $25M Race to the Top prize
• Westchester Rotary to host book sale
• San Pedro woman who was beaten to death identified
• Free beach shuttle to begin operations this weekend
• Man to stand trial for allegedly groping teen boys in his Palos Verdes Peninsula homes
• Ultraviolet art program to light up Dockweiler Beach parking lot
• For the record: Elton John tribute
• Renee Moilanen: Father's Bronze Star a memento of a man's most noble moment
• Things To Do This Weekend
• Deputies fire on suspects in Wilmington
• 5 face charges after 2,000 pot plants seized near Long Beach
• Man reportedly trapped in Harbor Gateway storm drain emerges holding Bible
• Free beach shuttle begins between Playa Vista and Marina del Rey
• Former Long Beach Poly football star exonerated on rape charge - 9 years later
• United pilots choose motor homes in 'LAX Ghetto' after pay cuts
• 'Carmageddon II' pushed back to August or September
• Scotto emphasizes new jobs, businesses in Torrance State of the City address
• 'Staycations' expected to continue in popularity this vacation season
• DWP board doubles the agency's 2020 energy efficiency goal
• Gardena man allegedly killed stranger in doughnut shop who laughed at him when meat fell out of his sandwich
• Giant American flag commemorating vets hung at Bradley Terminal site
• Domestic dispute reportedly leads to woman's beating death in San Pedro
• South Bay beaches earn above average water quality scores
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• South Bay / Harbor Area Restaurant Closures
• Pair arrested in El Segundo iPhone theft suspected in other crimes
• Live-in boyfriend held as suspect in beating death of San Pedro woman
• Officials approve subway under Beverly Hills High despite 'disaster movie'
• CSU Chancellor Reed announces his retirement
• UPDATED: Rape conviction reversed; Long Beach football star exonerated
• Former Poly football player to ask for exoneration after victim allegedly recants rape charge
• Torrance church concert to benefit 7-year-old hit-and-run victim in coma
• USS Iowa heading to L.A. Saturday
• Proposed biology research complex unveiled for San Pedro waterfront
• Driver killed when car plunges into L.A. Harbor ID'd as Long Beach man
• LAUSD settles sexual harassment allegation involving Cortines
• Los Angeles City Council approves plastic bag ban, 10-cent paper bag fee
• Lomita approves new city manager with expertise in water issues
• Torrance hospital takes visitors inside operating room techniques
• Projected LAX traffic during Memorial Day weekend less than last year
• Ramos cleared on one charge, mistrial declared on the other
• L.A. Council set to approve final Berth 87 lease for USS Iowa
• Family, friends mourn former Carson High football player McRoyal
• Rep. Hahn urges House committee to extend student loan grace period
• For the record: New elderly program
• United's pilots union invites firm's execs to see 'LAX Ghetto,' where pilots sleep
• Gardena approves permit for karaoke club
• Villaraigosa announces Harbor Area job initiatives
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Hermosa Beach hires back former city manager Burrell as a consultant
• Pipeline firm settles for $1.75M over 2010 Dominguez Channel spill
• LAUSD motorcycle officer hurt in Mar Vista accident
• New websites bring Carson, Lomita sheriff's stations to residents
• Ramos testifies to her side of the story in assault trial
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Ask the Lawyer: It's virtually impossible to guarantee the outcome of litigation
• City officials call for review of County Assessor's office
• San Pedro salutes merchant marines at National Maritime Day ceremony
• For the record: USS Iowa plank ownership donations
• USS Iowa still awaiting clear weather for trip to Port of Los Angeles
• Police look for answers in death of man found in SUV near Alpine Village
• Man arrested for allegedly groping cleaning woman in Hermosa workplace
• City of Bell hires former El Segundo city manager Willmore
• Police seek missing 67-year-old Rancho Palos Verdes woman
• Police probe iPhone robberies in Hermosa Beach
• County Museum of Art will unveil 'giant rock' exhibit on June 24
• Buscaino seeks solution to Harbor Area parking problems
• SpaceX conquers last frontier
• No felony charges to be filed against Dodgers beating suspects
• Federal weapons charges filed against suspects in SF fan's beating
• Born to run barefoot? Some end up getting injured
• Compton chase ends when suspect slams head-on into police cruiser
• Man wounded in car-to-car shooting on Marina (90) Freeway
• Heated testimony opens Gloria Ramos assault trial
• Los Angeles approves $7.2B city budget
• 'Open carry' activist packs heat to make a point in Redondo Beach
• CSU fall admissions numbers are up, though future cuts loom
• Caregivers walk in the steps of seniors using 'age suits'
• Torrance man sentenced for stabbing landlord to death
• Inglewood Unified makes state list of 12 least solvent school districts
• Man who died in car plunge into Los Angeles Harbor is identified
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• USS Iowa tow from Northern California on hold due to weather
• Former appraiser charged with unlawfully lowering values in Assessor's Office probe
• Airport commission approves $23M for Bradley Terminal screening redesign
• Westwood FlyAway bus to continue operating for another year
• USS Iowa center in San Pedro sets regular hours
• Hahn introduces bill authorizing grant program for seaports
• Torrance set to authorize Centennial Plaza contract at meeting
• Woman sentenced to 100 hours of community service in LAX threat case
• Lieu bill banning hunting dogs for bears, bobcats passes state Senate
• Police cracking down on seatbelt infractions
• Manhattan Beach 7th-grader's `Total Recall' essay wins $500 prize
• Torrance Education Foundation car raffle raises $120,000
• PVP High senior in BioGENEius competition
• The Freshman: Questions drive it all home as Year One ends
• Notebook: What's happening in South Bay schools
• Weather change delays departure of USS Iowa
• Armed Forces saluted in Torrance
• New Assembly swing district up for grabs
• Long Beach mother, daughter graduate together from Cal State Dominguez Hills
• Gardena police, local law enforcement to crackdown on seat belt use
• San Pedro Neighborhood Council candidates forum set for Tuesday
• My Turn: War, the church and wedding gowns
• Teenage boy shot, wounded at school carnival in Wilmington
• Man fatally stabbed in Inglewood identified
• Temporary road closures en route to LAX this weekend
• Airmen talk about Afghanistan stints on eve of Armed Forces Day Parade
• Congratulations, graduates!
• Judge orders trial for Hawthorne man who impersonated private investigator
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• Closures scheduled for LAX-area roads this weekend
• Audit: LAFD's response time to medical emergencies has slowed since cuts
• Gas leak shuts down shipping terminal at port
• Inland Empire congressman's bill would speed up transfer of Ontario airport
• USS Iowa scheduled to begin trip south on Sunday
• House approves 3 amendments authored by Rep. Richardson
• Hermosa Beach school officials will not put parcel tax on November ballot
• 66th Assembly candidate Craig Huey to hold town hall meetings
• Shipping, cruise lines commended for decreasing vessel speeds into port
• Students to attend 'Teen Distracted Driving' summit at Leuzinger High
• Things To Do This Weekend
• UPDATED: 1 killed, 1 injured in Rancho Palos Verdes rollover crash
• LAPD expands weekend DUI patrols, checkpoints
• SpaceX finishes final review before Saturday's space station launch
• Los Angeles to add 50 more parking enforcement officers
• Manhattan Beach celebrates centennial with parade, picnic
• South High grad goes from 'geeky' student to secretary of the Air Force
• LAUSD will expand its transitional kindergarten program districtwide
• Armed Forces Day Events
• Wilmington family to hold candlelight vigil for shooting victim
• Hawthorne's Garton among those officers honored in memorial torch relay
• Narbonne coach removed over allegations of inappropriate relationship
• State Assembly approves Butler measure calling for Veterans Court
• South Bay / Harbor Area Restaurant Closures
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Science Center gift to fund building that will house space shuttle Endeavour
• USS Iowa gets final lease approval for Port of L.A. berth
• White House honors Los Angeles Chamber for efforts to boost exports
• American President Line Terminal adds electric power for docking cargo ships
• Pushups for Charity event scheduled for Saturday in Torrance
• San Pedro man with shotgun arrested on suspicion of domestic violence
• Rival bidder files protest against LAX concession choice
• South Bay Pet of the Week
• Downtown Los Angeles prepares for a perfect storm of sports events
• Fate of LAUSD's adult education program remains uncertain
• Hermosa Beach man wins $1M prize in Palos Verdes Art Center raffle
• Penguins settle in to new home at Long Beach Aquarium
• Torrance to hire 2 new police officers over the next 2 years
• Three boys captured after robbing man of new iPhone in Carson
• 14 films to screen in Long Beach on final weekend of Asian Pacific Film Festival
• Rep. Richardson introduces bill to optimize use of seaport facilities
• Boat trip to see newly refurbished Angels Gate Lighthouse full
• Lawndale house fire victim identified
• Proposed 'gentle' pot clinic ban brings out hardball politics at L.A. council
• Finance director's report: Manhattan Beach on solid financial footing
• Skechers to pay $40M to settle charges over deceptive shoe claims
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Rep. Richardson makes Forbes list of politicians with most campaign debt
• Torrance remembers police officers who died in the line of duty
• Bi-coastal dog custody battle breaks out over Knuckles
• Gas prices rise for seventh straight day
• <FONT color="darkred">BREAKING NEWS:</font>Jackknifed big rig closes northbound Harbor Freeway near PCH
• Trade from ports of L.A./Long Beach rose 11.5% in 2011
• NASA approves SpaceX launch; space station flight set to start Saturday
• Winning $25 million Mega Millions ticket sold at Westwood gas station
• Griffith Observatory astronomers: Christmas should arrive as scheduled
• Torrance to co-host AYSO's 2014 National Games
• Carson council denies Goldstein's mobile home conversion application
• LAX releases updated plan dealing with flight delays on tarmac
• In-home caregivers ask supervisors for raise
• Students file lawsuit claiming state law protects bad teachers
• Bill expanding powers of LAX police officers being considered in Sacramento
• For the record: Jefferson Elementary, Riviera Garden tour
• State offers 50% discount on fines for old traffic tickets
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• L.A. council passes responsible banking ordinance
• Port of L.A. logs busiest April in history, handles 707K cargo containers
• Comedy show, gourmet food trucks set for Carson veterans event
• Pro wrestler 'Chippy Sanchez' convicted of sex with 12-year-old
• Hermosa Beach to use grant money to eliminate its 'carbon footprint'
• ASK THE LAWYER: Can't afford an attorney? Website offers tips
• Carson council denies mobile home stance is unjust
• Belmont Pier closed after weekend sewage spill
• Video: Torrance Weekly Crime Report
• Gunman ends former ECC football player's dreams
• Challenging Angels Gate Lighthouse renovation completed
• Construction begins on $4.6 billion Middle Harbor project in Long Beach
• Sheriffs: No signs of foul play in fatal Lawndale house fire
• Palos Verdes Peninsula school district settlement preserves parcel as open space
• Voting begins in Toyota's annual charity car giveaway program
• Torrance to honor 4 officers killed in line of duty at memorial ceremony
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• Sanctioning body US Sailing to probe fatal crash of Aegean yacht
• The Bill of Rights tall ship to visit Marina del Rey
• Jury awards $450,000 in 2008 propane fire in motorhome leased in Carson
• Coliseum Commission approves long-term lease agreement with USC
• LAPD announces results of weekend gun buyback event
• LAUSD receives 1,000+ entries in its 'bright idea' challenge
• Redondo Beach Chamber of Commerce's leadership group installs bike racks
• Teen earns state title as top science fair student
• Redondo Beach preschool recruiting students for 2012-13
• Child Development Center opens second preschool in Redondo Beach
• Lennox school earns business group's honor again
• Fresh & Easy fundraiser at Manhattan Beach market benefits 42 schools
• SoCal lobster poacher gets 7 days in jail, $20,000 in fines
• Lawndale woman faces DUI charge in fatal 105 Freeway crash
• Hawthorne students build two boats, go to sea
• Animo Leadership Charter High School students say officials intimidated them
• Allan Flores: Student's death is reminder of the bell's toll
• Pink slips loom for nearly 500 LAUSD plumbers, other skilled workers
• About Town: Event takes a new path with Day in the Garden
• Challengers use moxie in campaign against state Sen. Rod Wright
• How the eradication of redevelopment agencies has affected South Bay cities
• Chef Michael Shafer to receive Torrance Citizen of the Year Award
• Torrance declares Thursday as 'Bike to Work Day'
• Infant son's battle with heart condition spurs mother into action
• Centinela Valley administrator Wolf takes job at arts school in Santa Ana
• Cheerleading coach's shooting death remains a mystery
• 83-year-old man dies, 3 injured in Lawndale house fire
• Man stabbed in abdomen in Del Rey attack
• Fire damages Gardena duplex; no one injured
• Legendary car designer Carroll Shelby dies at 89
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• Men who took sons for 2 1/2 years in custody battle plead guilty to kidnapping
• CSU students end hunger strike
• Woman drives new car into Torrance Salvation Army Store
• City's response to Occupy L.A. protests, encampment cost $4.7M
• Alarcon seeks ban on alcohol advertising on city properties
• Authorities warn of coming 405 closures for Wilshire Boulevard ramp work
• Founder of San Pedro's Townee Tours started by taking a walk
• Cleaning firm teams with USO to hold collection drive for U.S. troops
• Waterfront developments at port win construction trade group awards
• Man on death row for killing Japanese students gets death again for jail killing
• Renee Moilanen: Deciding custody question means weighing many factors
• Death Row inmate faces additional death sentence
• 32-year-old woman to be arraigned today for having sex with 16-year-old boy; allegedly gave birth to victim's child
• Fullerton police shoot, kill man who fired at them after high-speed chase, crash
• Man shot, wounded by police after domestic violence incident in Venice
• Retired police officer foils robbery attempt
• Woman killed in Malibu crash ID'd as Topanga resident
• Things To Do This Weekend
• San Pedro artist Tom Phillips dies at 63
• Killer whales attack, kill newborn gray whale in offshore spectacle
• South Bay police, firefighters receive Medal of Valor awards
• LAPD honors officers with Medal of Valor awards
• Services to be held Saturday in San Pedro for Joseph Mardesich III
• Rep. Richardson to hold workshop for seniors in Carson
• South Bay venues may be used for AYSO's 2014 National Games
• Downed power lines close 405 in Orange County for almost 2 hours
• Man ordered to stand trial for 1981 killing of Torrance woman
• South Bay / Harbor Area Restaurant Closures
• Medical researchers honored at LA BioMed's Legends event
• South Bay high schools rank among nation's best in U.S. News list
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• California joins states seeking No Child Left Behind exemption
• Parolee arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting 15-year-old El Segundo girl
• Torrance to purchase new fire truck
• German carrier AirBerlin to launch direct LAX-to-Berlin flights
• Police seek suspect in Palms Smart & Final robbery
• SoCal gas prices start climbing back up
• Equipment failure blamed for Manhattan Beach power outage
• CSULB forecast: SoCal economy is on the mend, slowly
• Alumni group claims win in fight to preserve Leuzinger High buildings
• Torrance man agrees to plead guilty in commodities fraud scheme
• Suspected arsonist arrested in 2010 taxi fire following Lakers' title win
• Iraq, Afghan vets participating in Armed Forces Day Parade sought
• Judicial Watch group files lawsuit to block LAPD's new impound policy
• D.A. candidates to speak at LMU forum
• Four suspected taggers arrested in Hawthorne, Los Angeles raids
• Gang member convicted of first-degree murder of L.A. High football star
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• LAPD to exchange gift card for guns Saturday in Wilmington
• Board votes to allow drug-sniffing dogs at Redondo Union High
• L.A. Councilman Garcetti to hold public meeting in San Pedro
• House committee approves Hahn bill assessing seaport security gaps
• Manhattan Beach to hold annual Peace Officer Memorial Ceremony
• DFS Group and AEG announce cross-promotion at LAX, area venues
• Motorcyclist killed in Westchester crash identified
• CSU trustees vote to freeze presidents' salaries, unless private money is used
• Young dolphin swims out of wharf in Long Beach Harbor
• CSU hunger strikers continue their protest
• Lawndale wrestles with allowing alcohol at its new Community Center
• LAUSD board adopts tougher high school graduation requirements
• Inspirational Manhattan Beach art teacher Davis Miller dies at 94
• Los Angeles area home prices fall in March
• San Pedro business improvement district now in hands of property owners
• Astronaut tells his story to Magruder Middle School students
• Rep. Richardson asks GAO to examine port security vulnerabilities
• CSU panel approves freeze on pay raises for its campus presidents
• Village People to headline Long Beach Gay Pride Festival May 20
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Lomita council votes to hold off on water blending plan
• Body found near Coronado Islands ID'd as Redondo Beach skipper
• L.A. council passes law requiring markets to prevent shopping cart theft
• San Pedro Red Car line to close for 6 weeks due to construction
• Leaking rancid water sends strong rotten egg stench through Port of L.A.
• Taste in San Pedro to be held near Ports O' Call Village
• For the record: Medal of Valor Awards luncheon
• ASK THE LAWYER: Should you tell officer you had a drink?
• Torrance Weekly Crime Report
• Motorcyclist killed in Westchester collision
• South Bay police officers, firefighter honored for bravery and service
• Getting the bugs out -- literally -- of Mother's Day flowers at LAX
• LAUSD's Academic Decathlon program saved from budget cuts
• CSU presidents won't get 10 percent raises from state funds but could get them anyway
• Carson council loud and clear over banishment of mayor's mute button
• No plea yet for boy, 14, accused of killing his ICE agent father in Carson
• Body found in water could be that of Redondo Beach boat captain
• LAX to favor local businesses in contracts over $150,000
• Man crashes motorcycle in Manhattan Beach after allegedly stealing PlayStations from Target
• LAX board to spend $1.3 million to soundproof 56 dwellings under flight path
• $5.9 million contract to plan 3-story Midfield Satellite Concourse for super-sized jets at LAX
• Report: L.A. Sheriff's Department faulted in handling complaints
• RV leased in Carson: Lawyer wants $23M in damages for burned man
• Carson boy accused in ICE agent dad's fatal shooting gets May 21 court date
• Body found may be missing Redondo Beach man from ill-fated yacht race
• Carson boy accused in ICE agent dad's fatal shooting, goes to court today
• Shark attacks girl, 15, off Catalina
• Food blogger survives workout hell
• San Pedro school volunteers make a difference at Long Beach's Big Sunday
• Congressional veteran Henry Waxman faces slate of newcomers in South Bay's realigned 33rd District
• Q: Parade street closures
• Sheriff's patrol car hit by suspected drunk driver in Lomita
• Artist gets help from community to create mosaic at Peck Park in San Pedro
• Peninsula High senior named Presidential Scholar
• The Freshman: Year at Columbia University gives glimpse into psyche of the rich
• Studio exec Gavin Smith missing for five days
• Five hurt in 110 Freeway crash
• Daily Breeze gets documents on 23 cases of teacher misconduct
• Chinese artist Xiyadie celebrates freedom with San Pedro show
• Business improvement district eyed for Gaffey Street
• My Turn: The simple life, circa 1949
• RPV council to discuss rules that could shift power to city manager and major
• Child sex trafficking in Los Angeles: 'It happens way too often'
• In controversial move, LAUSD's Deasy wants to raise high-school graduation requirements
• Farewell sendoff set for Inglewood police Chief Jacqueline Seabrooks
• Hermosa Beach group hopes to send all-refugee soccer team from Darfur to VIVA World Cup
• Tuskegee airman Claude Davis of Inglewood dies at 92
• South Bay Tuskegee Airman dies
• San Pedro's Point Fermin Lighthouse declared 'surplus' property
• Prosecutor: Argument over grades prompted 14-year-old to shoot ICE agent father in Carson
• Fire trucks -- and family fun -- return with Old Torrance Festival Day
• NRG opening alternative-energy resource center in El Segundo City Hall
• Fund-raiser at El Paso Cantina for West High School's Allison Dewart Memorial Scholarship Foundation
• $649.5 million bid to replace Gerald Desmond Bridge
• UPDATE: Slain ICE agent, son fought over grades, prosecutor says
• San Pedro to go after surplus Point Fermin Lighthouse
• Carson teen accused of killing ICE agent father may be tried as adult
• SoCal gas prices rise sharply
• Looking for Freshman columnists
• 'Please don't kill me'
• Things To Do This Weekend
• South Bay Restaurant Closures
• Rohrabacher says San Onofre nuclear plant won't go online until it's safe
• Lomita residents boil over city's water problems at meeting
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Judge throws out felony voter fraud case against Alarcon
• Not all eligible families utilize CalFresh food benefits program
• Jury finds Alcarez guilty of 2nd-degree murder in Cheryl Green case
• Redondo Beach school board goes with senior facility for Knob Hill parcel
• Hollywood begins rolling out its summer blockbusters
• Mother bear and 2 cubs stroll through Altadena neighborhood
• Harbor commissioners extend contract with law firm for Clean Trucks
• Manhattan Beach wins water conservation award
• Yoga workout to benefit the Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy
• Police announce weekend South Bay checkpoints
• Indepedent nonprofit group set up to raise funds for new oceanfront lab
• Residents of San Pedro's Marshall Court celebrate street improvements
• Buscaino asks for meeting on liquid bulk storage tank safety in San Pedro
• Slain Carson ICE agent's 14-year-old son arrested in shooting
• South Bay / Harbor Area Restaurant Closures
• Video: ICE agent's body removed from Carson home; son, 14, arrested
• New Port of L.A. plan gives shippers incentives to reduce emissions
• Torrance car show planned for Rev'ved Up 4 Kids Charity Weekend
• LAPD plans Cinco de Mayo DUI checkpoints, saturation patrols
• San Pedro film festival mixes nostalgia, hometown themes
• Cal State Northridge students hold hunger strike over cuts, tuition increases
• Volunteers submit petitions calling for genetic food labeling initiative
• San Pedro community leaders approve spending for USS Iowa events
• Rancho Palos Verdes council agrees to pursue dog park at landfill site
• Catalina Film Festival hits island's theaters this weekend
• L.A. council approves Buscaino's motion banning reckless skateboarding
• Powell becomes new mayor of Manhattan Beach
• Former USC linebacker Junior Seau found dead in apparent suicide
• California State University faculty vote to authorize strike
• Torrance will take utility wires underground on Del Amo, Van Ness
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Veteran of LAPD's gang and homicide division takes Harbor Division reins
• Redondo Beach power plant fight boils over at 7-hour council meeting
• Reward offered for arrest of person who set Lawndale High fire
• Judge dismisses excessive force lawsuit in Playa Vista police shooting
• <FONT color="darkred">REWARD:</font> $50,000 offered in slaying of San Pedro woman
• Survey: 1 in 10 teens smokes dope almost daily
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Thousands gather for May Day marches at LAX, downtown
• GPS device shows yacht ended up on rocky shore of island off Baja
• Manhattan Beach drops plans for beach gala with alcohol
• City of Redondo Beach retains its AA+ credit rating
• Redondo Beach photographer seeks portraits of vets for upcoming book
• Feds to seek death penalty against Somali pirates charged in murders of Americans
• Dewart scholarship fundraiser set for El Paso Cantina in Torrance
• Bench donated by Torrance Marriott to be installed at Madrona Marsh
• One adult cited in Redondo Beach 'shoulder tap' alcohol sting
• USS Iowa store set to open Thursday in downtown San Pedro
• Deputies step up Carson patrols in hunt for gunman
• For the record: Police officers misdentified
• Grand opening set for new El Segundo town house project
• 11 facing eviction from Wilmington boat slips find new quarters
• Rancho Palos Verdes to revisit idea of creating a fenced-in dog park
• Chemicals from China that could make $40M of meth seized at LAX
• Businesses in Manhattan Beach, El Segundo cited for alcohol sales to minors
• Manhattan Beach gets behind parade and picnic to celebrate 100th birthday
• ASK THE LAWYER: Drinking on the job a touchy situation
• Burglary awareness program takes to North Torrance streets
• Families saddened by loss of Aegean's experienced crew in yacht crash
• L.A. City employees on budget chopping block plead their case
• Manhattan Beach teachers union questions district's iPad program
• Supervisors to look at making assessor position appointed rather than elected
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• Labor rally at LAX will disrupt traffic flow Tuesday afternoon
• Dept. of Beaches and Harbors hires new deputy director
• Man fatally shot while driving near Ladera Heights was from Inglewood
• Lomita residents face large rate increases to fix troubled water project
• 90-minute outage leaves 3,000 Westchester DWP customers without power
• It's official: Navy transfers USS Iowa to local nonprofit group
• Man faces sentencing for LAX turtle smuggling
• Detectives ruling out foul play in death of woman in Malibu
• Daughter of lost yacht skipper says father had lifetime of sailing experience
• Rancho Palos Verdes boy reportedly threatens parents with gun
• LAX turtle smuggler gets 21-month sentence
• Torrance, Manhattan Beach men dead, Redondo Beach skipper missing in yacht race tragedy
• Manhattan Beach man confirmed as third sailor killed in fatal yacht race
• Navy to transfer USS Iowa to local nonprofit group Monday
• Body found near Redondo Beach pier believed to be man who jumped
• 3 yacht deaths include Torrance man; search on for 4th victim
• San Pedro business improvement district looks to add new properties
• Redondo Beach SEA Lab program manager returns from American Samoa fieldwork
• El Camino College to hold Third Annual Guitar Festival
• Da Vinci Charter art students among finalists in shoe-designing contest
• Co-principal DeVore steps down at El Segundo Middle School
• Parras Middle School to hold college information night in Redondo Beach
• South Bay choirs to perform at Master Chorale festival at Disney Hall
• The Freshman: Passing the joys of Senior Weekend on to next year's class
• About Town: Dancing for a good cause at the Warner Grand
• Watch on Bolsa Chica dolphin continues
• 3 dead, 1 missing from Redondo Beach yacht in race
• Plastic bag wars kick off in L.A.
• Palos Verdes Estates owners tear down historic Moore House
• Photos: Lawndale Youth Parade
• My Turn: 'Dad scam' had an unexpected payoff
• 110 Freeway gunfire tied to string of shootings in or near Carson, deputies say
• Dolphin swims into Huntington Harbor, returns to Bolsa Chica Wetlands
• Free Expo Line rides offered today, tomorrow between L.A. and Culver City
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• Some schools offer incentives to students to improve state test scores
• 'Making a Difference Awards' set for Sunday in Torrance
• Teacher furloughs to end LAUSD school year three days early
• Redondo Beach power plant foes unveil voter initiative to shut it down
• CSU faculty union strike vote ends; results Wednesday
• Harbor Freeway shooting victim recovering; motive remains unknown
• LAUSD's Deasy extends deadline for review of teacher personnel files
• Fiscal watchdogs issue stern warnings as L.A. city budget hearings begin
• Merger of General Services officers with LAPD draws fire from union
• USO seeks donations for soldier breakfasts during Armed Forces events
• El Segundo taking signups for Super CPR Saturday event
• Renee Moilanen: Inside the 'Mommy Wars'
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• LAUSD wins furlough ruling, may shorten school year by 5 days
• Cardiologist Gregory Thomas to head Long Beach Memorial's Heart Institute
• UCLA, USC to participate in Sony Digital Media Academy
• Man burned in Yosemite propane incident takes Carson RV outlet to court
• Metro plans to break ground on LAX light-rail project
• Friends seek help for family of man killed by hit-and-run driver
• LAUSD superintendent extends deadline for review of personnel files in misconduct probe
• Transitional kindergarten registration is in progress for LAUSD
• Polls show LAUSD tax hopes lagging with voters
• Richstone Family Center goes mobile to counsel more children
• Redondo Beach residents to launch initiative to block AES
• Obituary: Doris Peters, 83, owned popular sportfishing boat in Redondo Beach
• Man injured in car-to-car shooting on Harbor Freeway near Torrance Blvd.
• State Senate Health Committee aproves Lieu's seafood labeling bill
• Police seek 'Painter Mask' robbers for area crimes
• Passenger traffic at LAX rises in March
• Checkpoints set for Redondo Beach and Gardena
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Cold remedy creator from Redondo Beach gets probation for marketing bird flu drug
• South Bay Restaurant Closures
• Culver City to cut 14 full-time jobs
• Sheriff's deputy charged in teen sex case
• USC picks up tab for increased LAPD patrols
• Former Dodgers to help dedicate renovated Lennox field today
• Police seek man who exposed himself to girls in El Segundo park
• Chiappe wears skeleton suit at meeting to protest Centinela Valley adult ed cuts
• County assessor's home and offices searched in corruption probe
• Firms competing for Union Station redesign share their visions
• LAUSD shrinks its summer school program to smallest size ever
• L.A. council approves new political districts for LAUSD board
• Manhattan Beach mayor hopes meeting will unify plans for centennial events
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• New Harbor Area enterprise zone to go into effect
• Local authorities join national prescription drug disposal program
• State committee approves bill simplifying victim compensation programs
• 'Right to Breathe' film on SoCal air quality to screen in Gardena
• Hawthorne private investigator case continued until May 17
• Police seek suspect in rape of 12-year-old girl in Gardena in 2010
• School discipline debate reignited by new LAUSD citations data
• 4 TSA screeners at LAX arrested for allegedly taking bribes
• UPDATED: 80 bales of pot recovered; 3 suspected smugglers from Mexico held after pursuit off Malibu coast
• <FONT color="darkred">WARRANTS SERVED:</font> Corruption probe includes L.A. County Assessor John Noguez
• L.A. is No. 1 for ozone levels in air
• <FONT color="darkred">STORM FORECAST:</font> SoCal can expect heavy rain today
• Torrance Rose Parade float design unveiled
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Teens drinking hand sanitizer to get drunk are ending up in ERs
• DWP notifies L.A. council of proposed rate increases
• L.A. councilmen warn LAX air carriers over poor conditions for service workers
• Redondo Beach man's app overlays historical photos over present-day sites
• Crews in the Port of Richmond raise USS Iowa's original mast
• Free symposium on nontraditional careers for women set for Hawthorne
• Lieu's bill banning use of dogs to hunt bears and bobcats draws a crowd
• Princess Diana exhibit to open at Queen Mary in June
• Buscaino on hand for repair of seeping groundwater outside San Pedro Target
• Hawthorne to hold electronic waste collection event
• Librarians Without Borders benfit to aid Guatemalan school library
• Manhattan Beach Pier 1 robbery suspects to be arraigned
• ASK THE LAWYER: Forced to buy car insurance vs. health insurance
• STORM UPDATE: Rain, gusty winds Wednesday, showers Thursday
• Man who allegedly stole flat-screen TV from SM restaurant arrested on roof
• `Happiest place on Earth' to get a jolt of Starbucks
• Battle of the Bulge: Part II
• Ballot initiative would replace death penalty with life without parole
• Hopes growing dimmer for Peninsula High stadium lights
• 2 South Bay schools win first Green Ribbon awards
• 4 new electric vehicle charging stations installed in Hermosa Beach
• Suspects in Manhattan Beach Pier 1 robbery threatened manager
• Lawndale's Mayor Hofmann begins his 12th term
• Lieu bill barring minors from homosexual 'cures' passes committee
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• Storm, winds to hit SoCal Wednesday
• Tank up on custom sub sandwiches at Wilmington service station
• Signups begin for Torrance workshop on energy-efficient homes
• Burbank educator named National Teacher of the Year
• San Pedro High baseball team needs players for special-needs game
• Mary Star student's bully story nets Clippers' prize
• RUHS yearbook staff wins press award
• 4 South Bay schools serving needy students honored
• Torrance 16-year-old in Grand Prix ballet competition
• JILL PAINTER: Nothing Peaceful about World's vicious elbow
• Daytime meteor fireball seen in SoCal Sunday
• USC School of Theatre to change name
• Parolees released in L.A. try to stay on straight and narrow
• Slow economy makes outlet mall look like a good bet for Carson landfill property
• Notebook: Palos Verdes Peninsula, Palos Verdes High students are U.S. Presidential Scholars semifinalists
• Wilmington YMCA looking forward to indoor swimming pool
• The Freshman: Keep your friends close when it comes to where you live, how you learn
• Wilmington's harbor `live-aboards' face eviction
• Children from `Walk with Sally' charity learn how to prepare a healthy meal in Hermosa Beach
• It's a changing of the guards
• Budget cuts force `Education Station' KLCS to hold pledge drive
• My Turn: This friend lives on in warm memories
• Volunteers spread the printed word
• Fresh & Easy store coming to El Segundo
• Freeway pursuit ends in Hawthorne with two arrests
• Court set to hear appeal from man convicted of shooting Gardena police officer
• Suspected drunk driver crashes into sheriff's cruiser in Lomita
• Newly unveiled L.A. city budget calls for 669 layoffs
• Officials probe alleged special treatment in impound of city official's spouse's car
• Hearing begins in unlicensed Hawthorne private investigator case
• Man charged with robbing USC students at gunpoint
• Big Guy finds a home at Utah zoo
• Motorist drives stolen vehicle down steep embankment in Malibu
• Man stopped from allegedly trying to drag his mother over Palos Verdes Estates cliff
• LAUSD's Deasy keeps health ed as high school graduation requirement
• Ritualized cacophony of kendo tournament comes to Torrance
• For the Record: Measure R tax increase
• UPDATED: 6th-grade Long Beach teacher removed over 'alleged misconduct'
• Manhattan Beach to host National League of Cities seminar
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• Alleged 'secret deputy clique' in L.A. County anti-gang unit probed
• L.A. County jobless rate steady at 11.8%
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• Big rig overturns on 710 Fwy at Del Amo Blvd.
• UPDATED: Missing 84-year-old San Pedro man found
• LAPD union challenging impound policy change
• 5K to raise funds for leukemia on tap Saturday in San Pedro
• Hermosa Beach School District to cut superintendent's pay
• WWII veteran pilot revisits his youth
• Oxnard science teacher fired over porn video
• Celebrating Earth Day
• Ports' efforts impress EPA chief
• L.A.-bound airliner makes emergency stop after bird strike
• Mayor Villaraigosa storms out of meeting as Measure R debate heats up
• Battalion chief rescues neighbor
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Glen Kau named interim public works director for Lawndale
• Video: Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa's State of the City address, 4/18/12
• Port adopts 5-year plan aimed at competition from Panama Canal, others
• LAPD union to sue to block controversial 'non-impound' car policy
• Motorcyclist killed near LAX on 105 Fwy
• Ben Franklin visits Victor Elementary School in Torrance
• Manhattan Beach opposes plans to serve alcohol at centennial beach bash
• Redondo Beach votes to oppose new power plant on waterfront
• Manhattan Beach plans to build beach walkway onto sand
• Cyclist dies from injuries suffered in Redondo Beach crash
• San Pedro woman killed in Glendale Freeway crash
• 4 San Pedro residents charged in string of Long Beach armed robberies
• Fatal fight: No charges in death of 10-year-old Joanna Ramos
• Travel agents, writers to tour San Pedro as part of annual meeting
• State Senate committee approves Lieu bill regulation car dealer loans
• For the Record: H. Michael Weitzman
• El Segundo council members, city officials step down at meeting
• Chamber unveils Visit Redondo Beach app
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Banners go up in Torrance for Armed Forces Day Parade
• State-ordered cuts will shutter 56 courtrooms, lay off 350
• LAUSD considers new, tougher curriculum requirements
• City Manager Dawn Tomita to retire after 47 years with Lomita
• L.A. considers ban on sale of commercially bred animals at pet stores
• El Segundo Middle School to host free cyberbullying workshop
• San Pedro optometrist H. Michael Weitzman dies at 82
• Victim killed in Torrance crash identified as Lawndale man
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Guitars stolen from Tom Petty & Heartbreakers recovered
• L.A. council names drought-tolerant Toyon as city's official plant
• Supervisors approve replacement of Marina del Rey guest boat docks
• Lease would give USC control of Coliseum for 42 years
• ASK THE LAWYER: Do dating services screen members?
• 15,400 high school seniors make the UCLA cut
• UPDATED: Man, 43, arrested in San Pedro after homemade 'bombs' found
• Owner of Labrador that stood watch over fallen companion comes forward, may face fines
• <FONT color="darkred">SEAFOOD FRAUD?</font> Group claims half of fish sold in L.A. is mislabeled
• 'Famous' SoCal Labrador retriever to go home today
• Baby, parents killed in rollover crash on Long Beach Freeway
• Small Animal Rescue Team helps animals in distress
• Redondo Beach elementary school wins award for reducing trash
• Carson to consider requiring healthier vending machine snacks
• Construction on 2nd round of LAX runway stoplights to begin in September
• Testimony reveals graphic details about Central Jail beatings
• County budget: No staff cuts, $565M spending reduction
• Hahn leads Richardson in fundraising for 44th District campaign
• CSU employees begin voting period on strike authorization
• Hearing begins on legality of LAUSD pink slips to teachers
• Restaurants, markets cited for selling alcohol to minors
• Richardson urges student participation in Congressional Arts Competition
• Search called off for man who jumped from Redondo Beach pier
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• Mattel to hold e-waste roundup
• El Segundo intersection to be closed Tuesday
• 1 killed, 1 injured in Torrance crash
• Airport commission approves upgrade of elevators, escalators at LAX
• Georgia man arrested for carrying unloaded gun, ammo at LAX
• Correction: Rachel Kekauoha services
• Diggin' the Coachella music fest
• Home sales decline in March, but median price rises for first time in 16 months
• Hermosa Beach couple's remodel aims to inspire eco-friendly methods
• Volunteering opportunities: Noah's Bark, PVP Land Conservancy, Free Arts for Abused Children
• Leuzinger High senior who spoke no English overcame tragedy, obstacles
• Allan Flores: A lesson in the limited value of campaign rallies
• About Town: Volunteer Center selects four women for 'legend' honors
• L.A. Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa to announce bike initiative as fourth CicLAvia gets under way
• L.A. Dodgers, Major League Baseball celebrate Jackie Robinson Day
• Investigators search for cause of fire in Huntington Beach cul-de-sac
• Highly competitive county district attorney race heats up
• Manhattan Beach soccer coach hopes telling his story can change lives
• Stadium lights advocates accuse Rancho Palos Verdes of censoring video
• Mary Star pastor to leave parish for Archdiocese of L.A. post
• Gardena to hold craft and collectibles show
• Palos Verdes Peninsula charity bike ride to benefit Habitat for Humanity
• Gourmet food trucks will be at Hawthorne housing development
• Friends, family mourn death of Mira Costa grad killed in accident
• Gardena Valley Democratic Club to host free documentary screening
• 5 guitars stolen from Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers in Culver City
• Late-season storm drenches South Bay
• New law moving up kindergarten enrollment date to begin this fall
• Police seek Gardena suspect in alleged murder of hit-and-run witness
• Former Inglewood man found guilty in 1994 strangling of wife
• Juarez strikes upbeat tone at first Hawthorne State of the City address
• Harbor City man dies in Afghanistan
• Man sentenced for 10 sex assaults, including Harbor Gateway, Carson crimes
• Benefit for blood cancer charity to be held at Kincaid's in Redondo Beach
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• Torrance man wins $75K in Dream House Raffle early bird drawing
• Renee Moilanen: Calling the plumber despite fix-it husband's willingness
• Woman arrested for carrying unloaded gun at LAX
• Frequent fliers on Delta Air Lines to get security check fast lane
• Southland gas prices continue to fall
• L.A. Lakers' playoff tickets on sale Saturday
• Suspected hit-and-run drunk driver arrested after SUV strikes, kills woman on motorcycle in Garden Grove
• Community leaders gather for Plaza Park groundbreaking in San Pedro
• Villaraigosa signs solar power rebate program into law
• Public art installation of pianos opens in Torrance, San Pedro
• Man who had been drinking on plane assaults LAX customs officers
• Audit: Coliseum officials had weak oversight controls
• 2 new restrooms open along the Strand in Hermosa Beach
• No changes in final El Segundo election ballot count
• 68-year-old man injured in bicycle fall in Redondo Beach
• Funeral for man found in Dominguez Channel in Carson set for Saturday
• Man wounded in shooting near Carson swap meet
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• David Viens to stand trial for wife's killing
• Reps. Hahn, Waxman and Berman sign letter supporting Los Angeles AFB
• Westchester preschool to host Children's Festival
• Lieu bill would speed up payments to corporate fraud victims
• South Bay / Harbor Area Restaurant Closures
• Carson to hold annual Youth Conference
• Ruling: Dockworkers honoring port clerical workers' pickets not violating contracts
• Trade figures for Port of L.A. jump in March
• Lynwood woman sentenced to 2 years probation for LAX bomb threat hoax
• Southland gas prices continue to fall
• L.A. Lakers' playoff tickets on sale Saturday
• Testimony: Viens admitted to daughter, girlfriend that he killed his wife
• Residents, power company officials discuss future of Redondo Beach AES plant
• Northrop, Lockheed present their case for the F-35 fighter plane
• Lawndale school employee arrested on suspicion of sex with minor
• New Hermosa Beach Mayor Jeff Duclos calls for pedestrian bridge across PCH
• Palos Verdes Peninsula teachers take heat for not updating grades in protest
• Torrance to replace parts of Western Avenue water main for $1.8M
• Woman found dead in her Hawthorne apartment
• Fellhauer, Atkinson join incumbent Jacobson on El Segundo council
• Feds order Torrance seafood importer to stop selling products
• Preliminary hearing begins in Dawn Viens murder case
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• L.A. City Council set to proclaim today as Jackie Robinson Day
• UPDATE: El Segundo re-elects Jacobson; Atkinson and Fellhauer take open seats
• San Pedro to kick off project to improve Plaza Park
• Residents alarmed over stray voltage from Redondo Beach Edison station
• A truly special Opening Day for the Dodgers
• CUSDH, Fullerton to complete swap of college presidents in June
• Playable pianos in Torrance, San Pedro part of public art installation
• Defendant on trial for wife's 1994 murder in Inglewood denies committing crime
• Lane Victory tickets for USS Iowa escort cruise to go on sale
• Gadflies rile Los Angeles City Council members during meeting
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Carson to hold free conference on parenting skills
• State committee authorizes Coastal Conservancy to work on climate change
• Sheriff Baca committed to shutting down Men's Central Jail
• Ask the Lawyer: Search and seizure protections during traffic stops
• LAFD firefighter from Lomita arrested for alleged false worker's comp claims
• Storm forecast to arrive today
• Storms predicted to bring rain, wind and snow to area this week
• 'This is not a march, this is a movement,' say L.A. protesters at Trayvon Martin rally
• Proposed north-south San Fernando Valley Metro line could run on Sepulveda Boulevard instead of Van Nuys Boulevard
• LAPD dispatch troubles alarm officials in wake of 12-hour communications blackout
• L.A. aims to speed development with streamlined permit process
• Cyclists must walk bikes on parts of path near NRG plant in El Segundo
• Voters to fill City Council seats, pick a City Clerk
• Hawthorne City Council weighs trash-fee increase
• High school English goes online-only in Torrance teacher Mitzi Stover's class
• Bellflower man says mother never forgot surviving sinking of Titanic at age 18
• Water wars: San Diego vs. Metropolitan Water District in online battle over price of the wet stuff
• California Legislature rushes bills at last minute, cutting public out of process
• Former South Bay loan processor gets probation in mortgage fraud case
• Man fires several gunshots into crowd outside Zen Lounge in Hermosa Beach
• $10,000 reward offered in case of Inglewood father killed shielding his son from gunfire
• O.C. doctor with 'personal Adderall problem' to be charged
• Torrance Toyota crew gets celebrity race up to speed
• Villaraigosa demands answers on LAPD communications outage
• Inglewood family offers reward for information in death of dad who took bullets for young son
• E-waste collection brings in $6,558 for Peninsula Education Foundation
• Peninsula High senior gets PETA award for breast cancer research
• The Freshman: Even the worst dorm luck has a silver lining at Columbia University
• Three shot in Wilmington backyard
• L.A. police investigate Lap-Band patient's death
• Pope ushers in Easter Sunday
• Anaheim will lose link to bullet train
• `Defiance' suspensions eyed
• El Segundo to decide fate of fire service
• Candidates shy away from new seat
• Reporter had hot line to Manson
• Hawthorne Gold's Gym set to close in May still owes city $2M
• My Turn: Easter egg hunt brings out the kid in adults
• STUDY: Orange County coastal fish possibly affected by radioactivity from Japan disaster
• Man injured in San Pedro drive-by shooting
• Surfing icon Levy, photog Wilkings to be inducted into Surfers Walk of Fame
• Stations of the Cross in Redondo Beach
• L.A. administrative officer recommends tax hikes, city employee pay freeze
• Science Fair projects on display
• Police investigating suspicious package on San Pedro Street
• Historic church relocated to Green Hills to open on Easter Sunday
• L.A. Ethics Commission proposes changes to matching campaign fund program
• Teilmann steps down after 11 years as director of USO at LAX
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• Authorities: Marines with training explosives in Redondo Beach had no malicious intent
• Stun grenades force evacuation of stores near Redondo Beach mall
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• VIDEO: Is food blogger Chris Cognac taking on a 'mission impossible'?
• South Bay Easter egg hunts planned for weekend
• SoCal gas price decreases 8 cents over past 16 days
• Wilmington chase ends when reckless driving suspect smashes into tree
• Hawthorne woman could get 5 years if convicted in texting-while-driving case
• Torrance makes plans to clean up for centennial celebration
• Dedication of new Wilmington traffic signal stirs emotions
• Critics target raise for outgoing CSUDH president Garcia
• Marina del Rey dredging operation begins
• Harbor commission reallocates grant funds for battery upgrades
• Runway project will be first to be built at The Village at Playa Vista
• Commission gives green light to Harbor Area traffic flow improvements
• Harbor commission approves pay raise for director
• Catalina sheriff's captain probed over allegedly taking inmate golfing for pointers
• Least tern nesting site at Port of L.A. will be monitored through 2017
• 8 candidates vie for 3 council seats in El Segundo
• State names 15 distinguished elementary schools in South Bay, Harbor
• Deputies to conduct Carson checkpoint
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• South Bay restaurant closures
• <FONT color="darkred">ADDICTED TO PAIN:</font> Pill sales soar across U.S. fueling addiction
• In one of 3 Inglewood shootings, man is killed shielding son from gunfire
• Sheriff's captain probed for reportedly taking pro golf inmate out for lessons
• Dredging begins on Marina del Rey entry channel
• AEG details Farmers Field traffic management plans
• Carson to install surveillance cameras along Avalon Boulevard
• Rancho Palos Verdes to post signs banning dogs on beach
• Los Angeles to study phasing out paper, plastic bags over 18-month period
• Councilman calls for official's firing after LAPD communications outage
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Redondo Beach approves restructured pension plan for new hires
• Redondo Beach Fire Station No. 1 to be remodeled
• Manhattan Beach confirms that 6-man volleyball tourney will take place
• Heron eludes rescuers at Redondo Beach pier
• Woman allegedly texting while driving with infant on lap arrested in Torrance
• Emergency and security awareness training scheduled in San Pedro
• Torrance to raise street banners honoring residents serving in military
• Torrance panel to discuss proposed yard sale regulations
• Torrance Batting Cages at Wilson Park to expand
• Manhattan Beach names Kaddorah to building post
• SoCal gas prices drop just a little more
• Wednesday's Police Log: The beach cities
• Elgin Stafford's death still a mystery to his family
• Hearing postponed for man accused of impersonating private investigator for Hawthorne
• El Segundo candidate forum Wednesday night
• Port of Los Angeles to give free boat tours
• Torrance balances budget, but youth sports revenue drops
• Peter Douglas, founder of California Coastal Commission, dies at 69
• Health official defends County Harbor-UCLA Medical Center after incidents
• Rancho Palos Verdes dog beach nixed
• Jeffrey Stenroos' uncle pays $309K in restitution
• My Turn: A Dodger fan's simple wish
• Severe tornadoes in Texas cause airlines to cancel 15 LAX flights
• 20 stolen luxury cars intercepted at L.A./LB Port complex
• 18 men arrested for suspected sex in Manhattan Beach restroom
• Redondo coach dismissed: Disgruntled parent sounds off on Tom Maier, who answers back
• Santa Monica names Inglewood chief to lead police department
• STORM ENTITIES ANNOUNCE TWO NEW LOCAL REAL ESTATE PROJECTS
• Peninsula students lead the pack when it comes to science
• E&B Natural Resources woos voters to drill for oil off Hermosa Beach
• LAPD chief's controversial impound policy to start in 3 weeks
• U.S. Rep. Janice Hahn tours landslide area
• 3 candidates vying to be El Segundo city clerk
• San Pedro artist's family presents portrait to Nixon Library
• Man killed at Harbor City strip club ID'd as Long Beach resident
• Officials keep wary eye on heavy surf pounding South Bay beaches
• SoCal gas prices continue dropping
• Man charged with trying to smuggle erectile dysfunction pills at LAX expected to plead not guilty
• Storm brings snow, big waves to Southern California
• 1907 San Pedro City Hall sign unearthed by construction crew
• El Camino College trustee tapped for state technology task force
• Golf tournament to raise money for Torrance schools
• Peninsula High student speaks at state conference about community service
• Redondo Beach to host College Night for parents of students in grades 3 through 8
• The Freshman: Snooze button forces calculus professor to take revenge
• About Town: 'Angels' come together to support autism; Portuguese Bend homes on tour for Art Center
• Man shot to death at Harbor City strip club
• Man shot in alley near Carson dies
• Man stabbed to death in Hawthorne gang fight
• Harbor-UCLA Medical Center makes changes after series of failed inspections, patient death
• Nostalgic fun abounds at Sky Zone Indoor Trampoline Park
• Community groups celebrate healthy eating, good food
• American Airlines improving its LAX terminal despite bankruptcy
• Dog beach in Rancho Palos Verdes may close, too popular
• My Turn: New Dodgers evoke old memories
• USO executive director in Los Angeles retiring
• Hawthorne store sells ticket with 5 out of 6 lottery numbers
• Man found in Dominguez Channel ID'd
• Marine from Harbor City killed in Afghanistan
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• Barbie gets a friend who can go bald
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• Botanic Garden plants pilfered
• El Segundo Middle School's global vision draws foreign visitors
• L.A. sued for taking items of homeless
• San Fernando Valley man accused of stealing thousands of movie posters
• Holocaust era rail car arrives in Long Beach
• El Segundo officer mostly to blame for funeral procession accident, CHP report says
• NFL is apparently displeased with L.A. proposal
• Layoffs still possible in L.A., mayor warns
• Funds will help homeless HIV/AIDS patients
• DA weighs charges in schoolgirl's fight death
• Treasurer admits ripping off politicians
• LAX pylons to go dark for one 'Earth Hour' Saturday
• Police investigating armed robbery at Torrance car dealership
• Hermosa Beach State of the City address touts end of local recession, lawsuit
• Too popular: Rancho Palos Verdes wants to rescind off-leash dog beach
• MEGA-MANIA: Tonight's Mega Millions lottery skyrockets to $640 million
• Renee Moilanen: Buying a Mega Millions ticket is buying a dream
• Clippers put on a Lawndale school clinic
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• SoCal gas prices drop half-cent, continue small declines
• Centinela Valley school board won't take trip?
• Girl reports indecent exposure
• Injured whale is rescued
• DCFS gets criticized by state
• Cancer has led Torrance mom of two to a `web of love'
• 911 caller blamed in police shooting
• LAUSD alters notificiation rules
• Show looking for dog havens starts road trip from Rancho Palos Verdes Beach
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Gardena police investigating rash of burglaries targeting elderly
• 3 arrested in El Segundo garage burglaries
• Man's body found floating in Dominguez Channel in Carson
• Aerospace Corp. in El Segundo lays off 300 workers
• Gardena man suspected of exposing himself to girls in school buses arrested
• UPDATED: Rescuers free entangled whale off the Peninsula
• PTA Run for Education kicks off Saturday
• Torrance police plan weekend DUI checkpoint
• Carson softball's Tautalafua homerun blast clears 2 school fences
• $7 million in fuel missing, says L.A. city controller
• Now that you won the lottery ...
• Is the Dodgers deal worth $2B?
• Fans roost at opening of Chick-Fil-A in Torrance
• County's parolee recidivism rate declines under Brown's prison plan
• City officials, civic leaders applaud sale of Dodgers
• Port to discuss waterfront projects
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Rep. Maxine Waters says Trayvon Martin killing may be hate crime
• Lieu bill would authorize school districts to offer personal finance education
• Ex-general manager for L.A. Coliseum pleads guilty to conflict-of-interest charge
• Man who beat to death toddler in Lomita apartment gets 56 years
• Hermosa Beach City Council honors retiring city manager Steve Burrell
• LAX airline passenger traffic rises in February
• UPDATED: Ex-Coliseum GM from Torrance pleads guilty, will pay back $385K
• Hermosa Beach bans polystyrene food containers after boisterous debate
• <FONT color="darkgreen">$500 MILLION POT:</font> Friday's Mega Millions drawing swelling
• Gardena police seek man in bank card theft
• National economy to grow only 2%, according to UCLA report
• Bail-review hearing set for ex-Coliseum GM from Torrance
• Fresh & Easy to offer trade for meat bought from other stores
• Health law in trouble?
• Most parks rescued from closure list
• Los Angeles ends its use of red-light cameras
• My Turn: Hitchhiking the good ol' USA
• Carson loses mobile home conversion case
• Standards helping to lower wetlands pollution
• Overbilling allegations spur sheriff's bureau audit
• Courts kill $2B system upgrade
• Man pleads not guilty in death of two Redondo Beach women
• Peninsula High School team takes 3rd in national cyber security contest
• Alaska Airlines unveils $238M Terminal 6 makeover at LAX
• Resolution would name PCH bridge for Jenny Oropeza
• Union boss says Villaraigosa trying to silence criticism of LAFD
• ASK THE LAWYER: When a garage sale goes bad
• 2 suspects arrested in murder of 67-year-old Torrance man
• Report: L.A. County sheriff's officials overpaid $11M for work not needed
• LAPD seeks to dismiss officer over alleged racial profiling of Latinos
• Carson BBQ is totally Bodacious
• $363M jackpot projected for Mega Millions drawing
• Sunny skies promised this week
• L.A.-area is still densest in population
• Assembly bill helps cities
• Hermosa Beach may ban foam takeout boxes
• Lennox district shields teachers
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• Hawthorne council to discuss street closures for three elementary schools
• Wounded San Pedro man wouldn't cooperate with police
• UPDATED: Utility crews scramble to restore power in Redondo Beach, other areas
• Ex-prison guard from Redondo Beach gets probation for sex with inmate
• Peninsula High to celebrate opening of new building
• Supreme Court not ready to take up Port of L.A.'s Clean Trucks Program case
• 2 armed suspects sought in Torrance jewelry store robbery
• Man convicted in 10 sexual assaults, including in Gardena, Carson
• Judge upholds LA County's plastic bag ban
• Man shot to death at Hawthorne taco stand ID'd as Compton resident
• Lowell Stirratt -- a life in poetry, melded metal, in Hermosa Beach
• Buses to get longer yellow lights between Torrance and Long Beach
• Beach cities teens problems: 'alcohol, drugs and sex'
• Notebook: Gonzalez of Leuzinger a Gates Millennium finalist, El Camino's Historically Black College/University Fair, Hickory bike rodeo and more
• The Freshman: Escaping the Columbia Bubble
• Heavy rain hits Malibu and Agoura Hills midmorning, rest of L.A. County by midday
• Pedestrian struck and killed by car and motorcycle on Harbor (110) Freeway near Rosecrans Ave.
• Overnight closures on bridge from Port of L.A. to Terminal Island
• Lawndale school turning a page to nonfiction
• Help for ex-foster children often fails
• Cost of gas another blow to student pocketbooks
• Coyote foes stymied in Carson
• L.A. traffic signals are finally getting in sync
• Cost of Magruder Middle School in Torrance is questioned
• My Turn: Rugged individualism can feel lonely
• Manhattan Beach Parks commission gets statewide recognition
• Torrance surgeon will give talk on gun violence
• L.A. councilman slated to attend residents' meeting
• Police arrest suspects in Wilmington standoff
• Consultant: Eliminating L.A. business tax would cost $400M annually
• Manhattan Beach historian to display Metlox pottery items at plaza
• Panga that landed at El Segundo had 14 deported felons aboard
• Flamenco festival comes to Redondo Beach
• Central Jail deputies now wearing video cameras on uniforms to curb brutality
• South Bay unemployment picture brightens in February
• State agency probing 130 LAUSD educators on misconduct allegations
• Judge denies challenge to county's single-use bag ban
• Police seek suspect in string of Walgreens, CVS armed robberies
• Report reveals data on members of Congress paying family members for work
• L.A. fire chief defends response times, says many more stations needed to meet standard
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• For the record: Islamic Center photo
• Mega Millions attracts mega interest
• Police searching for missing Carson man
• Facebook warns employers not to demand passwords
• L.A. County jobless rate holds at 11.8%
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• $290 million jackpot projected for Mega Millions drawing
• Protesters at LAX allege unsafe working conditions, unfair labor practices
• State schools chief nominates 2 South Bay schools for environmental award
• Lieu measure would prevent using dogs to hunt bears and bobcats
• Free seminar for seniors and caregivers set at Wilmington church
• Vocational training fair to be held at Lennox Middle School
• Tommy Lasorda ad supports local control for Ontario airport
• Report: State's method of laying off teachers is costly, needs reform
• Jury finds Whitter man guilty of killing woman in San Pedro for her laptop
• Judge orders Trutanich to justify language on primary ballot
• Rivero to take command of Carson sheriff's station
• Inglewood charter school wins 2 victories in battle with school district
• Sepulveda Pass 405 Freeway closures scheduled for Friday, Saturday nights
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• 4 cited for buying alcohol for minors in sting
• South Bay Restaurant Closures
• Inglewood readies 11th annual Cesar Chavez Day
• Councilman Rosendahl to appear at Del Rey meeting
• Female high school teacher charged with sex crimes
• Former L.A. Coliseum GM Lynch arrested at Torrance home
• Disabled students learn real-life lessons at regional occupational center
• South Bay Pet of the Week
• Man robs Palms warehouse holding explosive-type device
• Santa Monica police seek possible victims of massage tech
• SoCal gas prices show slight decline
• Catalina Island Conservancy's Catherine Hotel plan draws criticism
• Lomita mosque files religious discrimination suit against the city
• Villaraigosa pressures Congress to pass transportation bill
• Carson council dismisses Santarina's challenge to city clerk appointment
• El Camino College settles second sexual harassment suit against former dean
• Mayor orders LAFD chief to end new policy of not releasing information
• County settles 2 suits accusing Harbor-UCLA Med Center of inadequate care
• Police in Hawthorne investigate two separate traffic-releated deaths
• Butler bill would require ag employers to provide shade, water for workers
• 20 suspected illegal immigrants detained after boat lands in El Segundo
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Lieu bill would protect consumers from deceptive health care industry marketing
• Interim El Segundo city manager Carpenter wins permanent job
• Widow files lawsuit in motorcycle death of Hawthorne officer Andrew Garton
• Plan OK'd for homes on former El Segundo school site
• Power pole fire blamed for Del Rey outage
• Family of gang member who died in L.A. police custody awarded $3.2M
• Malibu dishwasher who died 'covered head to toe in blood' is ID'd
• Baca may shut down part of Men's Central Jail, move inmates to Lynwood
• They're catching air in Gardena now
• Gardena opens new skate park
• Housing advocates express concerns over new L.A. group home ordinance
• County first responders agree to forgo pay raises
• Torrance green waste cans ready to go
• OSH, HomeGoods, grocery component to replace former Torrance Kmart
• LAFD fire chief admits data on department response times was unclear
• Digitizing county health care records expected to cost $283M
• El Camino College free seminar explores urban gardening
• South Bay home prices fall by double digits in February
• Villaraigosa to unveil plan to bolster exports at port, LAX
• Lawndale streamlines method of approving antenna and wireless installations
• Tom Sullivan to speak at Boys & Girls Clubs breakfast in San Pedro
• Lawndale to spruce up sections of Hawthorne Boulevard
• Fire causes evacuation from Hermosa Beach gym, office building
• Audit: City of L.A. overpaid by as much as $700K for common supplies
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• CSU trustees denounce plan to freeze spring admissions
• L.A. Council asks for full study on Ontario airport
• Rep. Waters to speak at Westchester Democratic Club
• Woodland Hills-based NetZero to launch free wireless broadband service
• Ask the Lawyer: Is there a way tell if the IRS will audit you?
• Police say motorist exposed himself to girl near Torrance school
• Celebs train for Long Beach Grand Prix race
• Torrance High shines national softball spotlight on South Bay
• Should employers ask job-seekers for Facebook passwords?
• Bed bugs singin' 'We love L.A.'
• Despite the chill, spring has arrived
• Carson council factions wrangle over legality of city clerk's appointment
• Centinela Valley begins shutting down adult education courses
• Rival files suit over 'misleading' Trutanich ballot descriptions in D.A. race
• Manhattan Beach firm's social gaming site looks to boost self-expression in girls
• LAUSD hires social media coordinator to improve community outreach
• Anti-violence group Wilmington United to hold first meeting
• Wilmington teacher investigated for alleged sexual misconduct
• Airport commission agree to buy house, apartments adjacent to LAX
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• Have 'Coffee with a Cop' in El Segundo on Saturday
• Race results for the 2012 L.A. Marathon -- see the winners and all 17,000+ who finshed
• Starbucks opening Evolution Fresh juice store
• Cal State University closes admission for spring 2013
• Sunny days will follow a weekend of rain and chilly gusts and gales
• Carson: Scholar will explore civilization's dawning
• South Bay: Arts group plans drive for musical instruments
• Redondo Beach: District seeks volunteers to oversee bond funds
• Redondo Beach: St. Lawrence shines in archdiocese decathlon
• San Pedro: School choirs chosen to perform at cathedral
• Carson: Author set to discuss being black in America
• Fans jump to see TV-show remake; '21 Jump Street' tops box office
• About Town: Literary figures come to life to aid PV libraries
• Spokesman: News of ARCO's withdrawal 'blown out of proportion'
• Late-winter storm brings rain, snow, mountain road closures
• Replanted trees at Harbor City regional park torn out
• Manhattan Beach teachers push salary increases as contract talks near
• 40 temporary teachers in Redondo Beach may lose jobs to cuts
• Costly election between Beverly, elusive Doeh hurts ECC's pocketbook
• Avalon officials hope new sewer project will cure harbor's pollution ills
• Los Angeles Marathon runners prepare for rain
• L.A. Council approves new redistricting map
• El Segundo Brewing Co. founder turns interest into avocation
• Torrance's Strand Brewing continues remarkable growth
• Monkish Brewing joins the Torrance microbrewery fraternity
• Some airlines begin changing terminals at LAX
• Louisiana high court refuses appeal by former Manhattan Beach officer
• Galaxy, Herbalife make $1M donation to nonprofit children's group
• Giant container ship arrives at Port of Long Beach
• FBI takes 'suspicious' passenger into custody when plane lands at LAX
• Renee Moilanen: Silence pays a rare visit to the household
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• SoCal gas prices record rare decline
• Cold weekend storm forecast
• Things To Do This Weekend
• Work to begin in September on new Redondo Beach hotel
• Female military vets gather at Wilmington health and jobs fair
• March Madness - with robots - comes to Long Beach
• Police arrest two suspected gang members in Wilmington killing
• LAUSD hands out pink slips, but hopes to minimize layoffs
• L.A. Council members Perry, Parks threaten to sue over redistricting
• Officials hold groundbreaking for San Pedro Downtown Harbor project
• Hermosa Beach St. Pat's parade delayed due to weather forecast
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• South Bay / Harbor Area restaurant closures
• L.A. woman accused of drowning daughters to be arraigned on murder charges
• Man reportedly using fire sprinkler to water pot plants arrested when apartment floods
• Palms area woman reportedly uses chainsaw to kill herself
• Fatal crash closes 105 Freeway lanes near 110
• Expert: San Pedro Landslide repair poses dangers
• Turnout low for Manhattan Beach 6-Man volleyball tournament
• Residents protesting Hermosa Beach oil drilling plan
• Port cargo shipments see decline
• Lennox Little League gets new money offers
• CalPERS to seek more funding
• My Turn: Foreign languages aren't so e-a-s-y
• L.A. City Councilman Joe Buscaino wants residents' budget ideas
• Wilmington auto parts dealer fined over catalytic converters
• Santa Monica College tries two-tier pricing for in-demand classes
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Hawthorne red-light camera program to continue
• LAX air pollution study nears end
• John Jalili to become interim city manager in Hermosa Beach
• Motorcyclist killed in 405 Freeway crash identified
• Brown plans to rewrite schools, public safety tax initiative
• Port of L.A. shipping declines in February, despite export hike
• Torrance In-N-Out opens today
• CAMS high school lock down lifted
• South Coast Rose Society to host Star Roses rep
• Gardena to host weekend koi club show
• Residents can have their say Monday on L.A. budget
• Court refuses to hear case of woman convicted of ramming Torrance police officer
• 2 found dead in Lawndale are ID'd
• Irish-themed concert will inaugurate El Segundo school arts center
• Torrance school receives $800 in promotional event
• Chadwick qualifies for VEX robotics championship contest
• Leuzinger High offers overview to parents of eighth-graders
• Inglewood Unified at odds with city's top charter school
• Ski Surf Shop owner and surfing pioneer Mobley dies at 70
• LAUSD may wriggle out of severe budget cuts for 2012-13
• San Pedro weighs more user-friendly downtown parking measures
• Boeing wins major satellite contract
• Marine Mammal Care Center treats baby northern elephant seals
• Motorcyclist killed in collision with big rig on 405 in Carson
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• State GOP endorses only two South Bay candidates in June 5 primary
• Police to target St. Patrick's Day drunken drivers
• Service for slain Redondo Beach mother, daughter to be held March 26
• Free resource fair for women vets to be held in Wilmington
• Manhattan Beach meeting to address water main project
• Lennox Little League returning $1,200 donation from local strip club
• 'Hunger Games' fans devour film's world premiere
• Ask the Lawyer: Mediation before filing for divorce beneficial
• LAPD officer accused of stealing while moonlighting at resort
• LAUSD to mail more than 11,700 pink slips to educators, employees
• AK-47 used in drive-by to shoot up L.A. house
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• Teacher makes books come alive for troubled students
• Vandal causes $3,000 in damage at Redondo Union High School
• Companies boost hiring
• San Pedro Girl Scouts celebrate founding
• Sex crime scandal riles officials
• San Pedro landslide panel to lay groundwork
• Remodeled Rock & Brews to open April 3 in El Segundo
• Hawthorne council debates red-light cams
• Flurry of resignations paralyzing animal panel
• My Turn: Five things wrong in sports today
• Veteran city manager may fill interim vacancy in Hermosa Beach
• Search for teen burglary suspect prompts lockdown at Dana Middle School in San Pedro
• Authorities investigate possible murder-suicide at Lawndale apartment
• UPDATED: Bodies of 3 fishermen found near Santa Cruz Island ID'd
• Man's body found on Malibu beach
• UPDATED: Man, woman found shot to death in Lawndale apartment
• LAUSD board members call for faster terminations in sexual misconduct cases
• 405 ALERT: Valley-to-West L.A. commuters to face closures tonight, Tuesday
• LAX 'Millennium Bomber's' 22-year sentence overturned as too lenient
• A NOTE TO READERS FROM JOHN BOGERT
• Feds probe complaints of stuck throttles in Ford Tauruses
• Man stabbed to death in Lawndale
• USC studies local effects of Japan's tsunami
• Surprise donation from strip club helps give Lennox Little League another year
• LAUSD's Academic Decathlon faces the ax
• San Pedro leaders seek to save RDA projects
• The Freshman: Chasing monetary prosperity isn't `success'
• Dr. Seuss too tough for `John Carter'
• My Turn: Daughter finds herself in another life
• Oil drilling controversy resurfacing in Hermosa Beach
• San Pedro's 'square box with a steeple' being restored with love
• Controversy over Del Amo Fashion Center redevelopment
• More control -- including power to grant ceremonial honors -- goes to Carson City Council
• Rock already a star: Boulder attracts a crowd at LACMA
• LAUSD students learn valuable lessons training for L.A. Marathon
• National jobless rate falls
• Popular discount chain Daiso to open store in Torrance
• Hawaiian singer to serve time for molesting two Carson girls in 1990s
• Growing up abused in L.A.
• DWP's `bad billing system' overcharged many
• Palos Verdes Estates woman's drug death ruled accidental
• No challengers means Torrance incumbents win again
• AeroSpace is warning of layoffs
• Councilman works to keep Westchester
• My Turn: Frantic message teaches lesson
• LAUSD school board considering its own parcel tax to balance books
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• Woman, 51, survives jump from San Pedro cliff
• Gang member gets 5 life terms for 5 killings in L.A., Santa Monica
• L.A. jobless rate drops to 11.8%
• Boxer Sugar Ray Leonard 'bares his soul' about being sexually abused
• Westchester girl found hanging in closet ID'd
• Things To Do This Weekend
• SoCal gas prices inch upward ... again
• Fahrenheit 2012 to benefit L.A. Fire Department
• Public funeral in Culver City today for award-winning songwriter Sherman
• Giant hunk of granite makes Carson stopover
• Draft of worst-case LAUSD budget calls for steep cuts
• Banda bandits targeting tubas at SoCal high schools
• Water company's new line may tie up Rancho Palos Verdes traffic
• Judge rules Ramos must stand trial in assault incident
• Lacey enters race for Los Angeles County district attorney
• Authorities to conduct accident drill in Alameda Corridor on Sunday
• South Bay / Harbor Area restaurant closures
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• 4-year-old girl found dead in closet of Westchester apartment
• Man gets 18 years to life for sexually attacking Redondo Beach cheerleader
• <FONT color="darkred">BRAWL AFTERMATH:</font> Carson High opens with increased security
• Beep! Beep! 3 new Disney attractions to open June 15
• Adult school teachers get layoff notices from Centinela Valley school district
• Torrance council challenger to withdraw
• L.A. Council moves against `road spam'
• Palos Verdes school board backs off on grade change policy
• Proposal for drug-sniffing dogs on campus reviewed
• Torrance City Council honors Harvey Horwich for 32 years of service
• El Segundo Council delays approval of plans for school site
• My Turn: Sprout grew at rough, tumble job
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Man arrested for allegedly smuggling 40,000 phony erectile dysfunction pills into U.S.
• Redondo Beach council approves $135K to lobby for federal funds
• UPDATED: 3 students arrested, 4 hospitalized in Carson High School brawl
• Ask the Lawyer: Reasons for exhuming a body
• Long Beach Grand Prix announces celebrities in charity race
• Compton firm sues ex-Detroit Tiger star Denny McClain over scrap metal
• Marching towards March Madness
• Accused molester kept at LAUSD despite clouded history
• Oiled seabirds crowd rescue center in San Pedro
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Lomita moves to clean up water well
• Proposal to Deasy demands changes
• Courts must cut another 300 jobs
• Fire panel OKs statute change
• Improvements in sight for Gardena Willows
• Man killed in Harbor City pointed a gun at police
• Woman arrested in connection to Redondo Beach car burglaries
• Ex-governor Arnold Schwarzenegger agrees to fine
• My Turn: Sliding down a volcano is a trip
• Cash for College fair at El Camino College Saturday
• Judge dismisses complaint filed by Manhattan Beach's former top administrator
• <FONT color="darkred">REWARD:</font> $100K offered in death of Rolling Hills attorney Jeffrey Tidus
• Man in Hermosa Beach arrested for allegedly beating ex-girlfriend
• 'Wild Weather Tuesday' forecast with strong winds, high surf
• Motorist dies in 91 Freeway crash
• Slain Redondo Beach mother and daughter died from throat cuts
• Hip-hop production at Torrance middle school brings the science
• Graffiti tracking system helps Carson catch taggers
• Zoo to open new reptile and amphibian showcase on Thursday
• Probe can't prove that same bear carried out 2 fatal Yellowstone grizzly attacks
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• LAUSD launches online survey of parents on homework, curriculum issues
• Streets will close for giant rock convoy starting Wednesday night
• Police and fire unions establish fund for Goldberg children
• Villaraigosa: Agencies need to work together to bolster exports
• LAX to audit Aviation Safeguards to see if living wage being paid
• Jealousy, grief, police skills a 'perfect cocktail' for murder, says Lazarus prosecutor
• UPDATED: Downey woman charged in cashing convicted killer's unemployment checks
• Police seek Harbor Gateway 7-Eleven robbery suspect
• Streak of rising SoCal gas prices finally ends at 27 days
• SHOVE OFF! Man restoring 72-foot boat in backyard told to move it
• Spurned suitor sues to get his $43K ring back
• Condoms now required for Los Angeles porn actors
• 3 men shot in Inglewood in what police say is gang-related attack
• Long Beach 10-year-old Joanna Ramos mourned
• Woman barricades herself in Del Rey building
• About Town: El Redondo D.A.R. chapter holds annual Colonial Luncheon
• Man sets sail from Marina del Rey to raise awareness for dolphins
• Dual-immersion programs on the rise in South Bay schools
• Entry deadline set for Shakespeare Awards Poetry Competition
• Chadwick School appoints new assistant head for academic affairs
• POLA High sailing team takes first in San Francisco tournament
• Skechers foundation donates $480,000 to special needs, local schools
• El Camino College to host 'transfer fair'
• Peninsula High student is scholarship finalist
• CSUDH Spanish literature symposium to celebrate Marcela del Rio Reyes
• The Freshman: Speaker asks important questions at Day of Action protest
• City Attorney Trutanich's YouTube video goes viral - with marketing firm's help
• Gunman killed by LAPD in Harbor City identified
• SS Lane Victory to bring along riders for USS Iowa's arrival
• Lawndale dog park a tail-wagging success
• Arianna's Journey: RPV couple faces adopted child's tragedy with courage
• My Turn: Old jingle stirs warm memories
• Palos Verdes Marathon takes a step back
• More 405 closures planned
• Gunman shot to death by police in Harbor City
• Dodgers tickets on sale Saturday
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• LAUSD bans blindfolding students in wake of Miramonte scandal
• L.A. City Council begins public hearings on redistricting plan
• Memorial for Redondo Beach slaying victims set for Sunday
• Villaraigosa asks to have individual school districts eligible for 'Race to the Top'
• Volunteer divers clear nets lethal to marine life from shipwrecks
• Renee Moilanen: Doing the walk of shame without a reusable grocery bag
• Lieu bill would prevent pets from being returned to abusive owners
• More Sepulveda Pass 405 closures on weekend
• LAX subcontractor to be fined $53,435 for worker's electrocution death
• Police seek 2 suspected gang members in shooting of Banning baseball coach
• It's the Giant Golf Man
• Things To Do This Weekend
• Hermosa Beach, Macpherson Oil reach settlement in long-running suit
• Man charged with capital murder in Redondo Beach double homicide
• Feds find 64 pounds of cocaine inside cargo container at port
• LAPD asks community to help break 'cycle of violence' at packed Wilmington meeting
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Beck: Proposed provisional licenses for illegals will result in safer drivers
• Greuel's Los Angeles economic report stresses fiscal responsibility
• LAUSD ousts Morris as head of Adult Ed Division
• Study: Torrance and Lomita growing more racially diverse
• Realtor appointed to Redondo Beach Historical Commission
• Lawndale's first dog park to open on Saturday
• Knatz reappointed to California Ocean Protection Council
• State Sen. Rod Wright fails to receive endorsement from key labor group
• Police kill double murder suspect on La Mirada rooftop
• Manhattan Beach hoteliers seek tourism business improvement district
• South Bay / Harbor Area restaurant closures
• LAPD arrests 5 known Wilmington gang members
• Former El Segundo mayor is arrested in alleged DUI
• Man leads sheriff's deputies on chase through Compton, Downey
• Adult ed cuts would end successful Gardena GED program for dropouts
• Redondo Beach approves wastewater fees hike
• LAUSD's Deasy wants teacher misconduct allegations to stay in file longer
• Carson appoints Donesia Gause as its new city clerk
• Lifeguards rescue kayakers near San Pedro breakwater
• Report: Community colleges should take over some adult ed programs
• Torrance Day scheduled at Los Angeles Galaxy game
• MAX bus line wins one-year reprieve
• American Airlines employees at LAX protest carrier's proposed cuts
• Dog show judges to analyze Westminster decision at kennel club meeting
• Manhattan Beach may need to impose tax for infrastructure needs
• Design work to begin on improvements to Hawthorne Blvd. and PCH intersection
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Port receives EPA award for efforts to reduce greenhouse gases
• San Pedro art studio exhibit to celebrate golden retrievers
• El Segundo's Tree Musketeers group seeks volunteers for Arbor Day
• County gasoline prices rise for 23rd straight day
• Redondo Beach double homicide suspect arrested in Mexico
• Report: Whitney Houston's death to be ruled an accident
• Redondo Union High opens new gym with help from Metta World Peace
• Simon announces renovation plans for Del Amo Fashion Center
• LAUSD lacks money, personnel to end social promotion
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Ask the Lawyer: Laws regarding online predators are specific
• Newly formed Congressional Ports Caucus to hold first meeting
• Torrance Transit to hold meeting on proposed Long Beach express bus
• Man accused in Carson stabbing deaths pleads not guilty
• 2 women found dead in Redondo Beach apartment
• Deputies round up wayward horses in Rolling Hills Estates
• South Bay environmental group seeks volunteers
• American Airlines employees at LAX to protest cuts
• L.A. woman convicted of staging fake funerals
• Judge pares lawsuit on toddler's fatal fall at Lakers game
• Inmate reportedly beaten to death by 2 prisoners
• Woman killed trying to cross SM (10) Fwy is ID'd
• Teacher from Hawthorne latest to be charged with having sex with student
• Renowned Santa Monica chef sued for $120K by builder
• Portion of Terminal Island Freeway to close through Friday for bridge project
• Culver City police seek missing 24-year-old woman
• 10-year-old Long Beach girl's death after fight ruled a homicide
• A medical team's desperate struggle to save a 10-year-old victim of violence
• Strict anti-smoking ordinance to take effect in Hermosa Beach
• Giant boulder begins journey from Riverside to LACMA
• Port officials celebrate SA Recycling's 50th year on Terminal Island
• New county policy allows dogs onto outdoor restaurant dining areas
• Recovery house opens in San Pedro thanks to Beacon House donor funds
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• Storm brings light rain, but enough snow to close Grapevine
• Passenger traffic at LAX increases in January
• Vladovic asks Brown to probe gas facility near San Pedro school
• Lieu bill would require providers to disclose when patient lacks coverage
• Teen couple slain in Wilmington
• Man facing molestation charges gets 9 years for child porn
• UPDATED: Coroner rules Long Beach girl's death a homicide
• Ex-pastor gets 3 years in $6.7M Medicare fraud
• Video: Hail falling in Simi Valley
• Rain, high winds and rip currents forecast
• SoCal gas prices soar to highest level since 2008
• Man killed reportedly running across SM (10) Freeway
• Cruise ship passengers robbed in Mexico return to Long Beach
• Peninsula High debater wins Harvard championship
• Application deadline nears for Da Vinci charter schools
• Couple frets about Disney bicoastal Leap Day plan
• Fatal shooting reported near L.A. police station
• Injured sailor plans trans-Pacific voyage
• Security hold placed on girl's autopsy
• Couple gunned down in Wilmington
• `Act of Valor' storms the box office
• Rule change could grind down poor `deadbeat dads'
• Sex abuse signs aren't always clear
• A wedding wish
• The Freshman: A lesson worth repeating: We need time for fun, too
• Afghan anger at America won't push U.S. to leave
• Wal-Mart applies for permits in Chinatown
• Welcome to the City Council, Joe
• Two U.S. officers are slain
• Major crimes down in South Bay, Harbor Area in 2011
• Armed bandits rob cruise ship passengers on Puerto Vallarta bus trip
• Redondo Beach SEA Lab aquarium on course for recovery after bleach leak
• My Turn: Matching wits with a swarm of terrorist flies
• Rancho Palos Verdes restaurant to feature movie-themed dishes for Oscar party
• Woman injured in Wilmington shooting drives herself to hospital
• Bitter custody battle escalated into family tragedy in Redondo Beach
• Financialy strapped Inglewood school district still must cut despite $17M loan
• Gardena company Sit 'n Sleep looks to fill jobs with military vets
• CSUDH students take on all types of topics at annual research day
• L.A. councilman questions Beck's plan to stop vehicle impounds
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• Former Hustler employee's suit claims she was forced to hear Larry Flynt having sex
• Torrance CitiCABLE to air presentation on Del Amo Fashion Center revamp
• New stores set to open at Plaza El Segundo
• Lieu bill would allow resitution to victims from felons in county jails
• Jilted woman who had IVF baby sues lover after he allegedly backs out of marriage
• 2nd murder count added against mother in daughters' drowning
• Baca joins fray, backs 'sensible' drivers license plan for illegal immigrants
• SWAT storms Del Rey house, arrests 16-year-old robbery suspect
• L.A., Long Beach mayors aim to boost exports through twin ports
• L.A. student sues after reportedly biting into thermometer in a burrito
• Former teacher's aide gets 6 months for sending lewd photos to boys
• SoCal Gas stumped after checking 300 complaints of strange odors in Culver City area
• Pedestrian critically hurt in Torrance
• Man shot getting out of car in Inglewood
• San Pedro to hold swearing-in ceremony for Buscaino
• Man struck, critically injured while crossing Torrance street
• Torrance Memorial Medical Center tops out new tower
• Busch bows out of Torrance council race, leaving Navarro as only challenger
• Gardena to hold annual Black History Festival
• Gas Co. investigates reports of gas odors
• Note to Readers: No restaurant closures
• Man found dead in truck behind Torrance business
• Lawndale cancels April 10 municipal election
• 4 arrested in string of knock-knock Torrance burglaries
• Russian vodka tycoon's giant yacht draws attention at port
• Redrawn El Camino College district boundaries may change board makeup
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• LAPD Chief Beck in favor of giving illegal immigrants drivers licenses
• LAUSD, 126 other California school districts facing financial trouble
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> Expect 30-minute delays in Long Beach as Blue Line fixes power issues
• Female Roosevelt High teacher arrested on sex charge; LAUSD to refile misconduct cases from last 3 years
• 3 revised LAUSD boundary maps for 7 districts released
• Daughter, 12, of SoCal teacher's aide found wandering naked, eating garbage
• SoCal man calls 911 to say he's drunk and has a gun ... police shoot him
• Smuggled cream from Mexico blamed for mercury poisoning
• Man who represented himself in Hawthorne rape case sentenced
• Deasy: LAUSD will refile all teacher misconduct cases for past 3 years
• RPV dog beach a step closer
• 2 arrested, 2 elude capture in search following Hawthorne shoe store robbery
• Rancho Palos Verdes demands improvements from Edison in letter
• Villaraigosa looking to position himself for national stage
• Former El Segundo City Manager Willmore files claim against city
• 6 people at Harbor Freeway bus stop injured when struck by vehicle
• Carson narrows field to replace city clerk to 4 candidates
• Manhattan Beach settles on reservation system for Sand Dune Park
• CSU teachers to hold April vote on whether to hold rolling 2-day strikes
• Woman found slain in Redondo Beach
• Police search Gardena neighborhood for 3 shoe store robbery suspects
• Lieu bill would prevent landlords from requiring tenants to pay rent online
• Girl mother reportedly tried to drown taken off life support
• LAX awards 17-year lease to Westfield to improve retail, foods at terminals
• L.A. votes to reduce steep fine for truancy
• Preschool operator gets OK for new Manhattan Beach location
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Torrance nonprofit cancels summer program for special needs children
• Perry, Parks object to L.A. Council's latest redistricting maps
• Defense presents opening statement in 1994 Inglewood homicide case
• Mayor Gin stresses unity in Redondo Beach State of the City address
• Supervisors want new campaign donation rules after allegations against Gardena's mayor
• Centinela Valley board member Ramos charged in alleged assault
• LAUSD recommends new homework policy for students
• State rejects solar panel company's claim against Palos Verdes Homes Association
• Port responds to trucking group's petition to overturn parts of Clean Trucks Program
• Sheriffs seek man on motorcycle who posed as deputy in Lawndale
• UPDATED: Long Beach woman, mother to face charges for abandoned baby story
• U.S. Supreme Court denies Redondo Beach's petition to hear day laborers' case
• Peter Falk's estate gives UCLA $3 million for scholarships
• Power outage hits LAX, Venice area
• Ex-Miramonte teacher from Torrance pleads not guilty to 23 lewd charges
• AEG dropped from negligence lawsuit filed by Michael Jackson's father
• UPDATE: Dad requests girl who survived drowning be taken off life support
• Pilots `lucky to be alive' after near crash
• Cedars-Sinai researcher gets $2.5M Alzheimer's grant
• Gas prices pass $4 a gallon, continue to rise
• Bidding for $950M Gerald Desmond Bridge project to begin March 2
• Chevron's influence in El Segundo comes under increased scrutiny
• Former astronaut relates exhilarating experiences to middle schoolers
• Girl Scout project brightens stay for children at Harbor Division station
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• Groups to discuss improving wages, job quality at LAX
• Torrance to hold first Cherry Blossom Tree Festival as part of centennial
• For the Record: iPads in schools
• Ask the Lawyer: Five good things about being a lawyer
• Tractor trailer overturns on 91 freeway near Carson, freeway reopened
• Southland gas prices reach highest amount since late May
• What's open and what's closed today, Presidents Day
• Nixon, Reagan Libraries to mark Presidents Day with special events
• EL SEGUNDO: PTA plans 20th annual Run for Education
• REDONDO BEACH: High schools compete for $1,000 Wahoo's donation
• Black History Month events planned at El Camino College
• TORRANCE: Golfers, sponsors sought for school fundraiser
• South Bay schools on an iPad mission
• Rancho Palos Verdes to vote Tuesday on possible dog beach
• About Town: Art Center's anniversary celebration draws 1,000
• No hearts and flowers this year? You can live with it
• Defense job loss looms in state
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• Activists oppose Brown's attempt to repeal longer holding periods for shelter animals
• Surfboard maker crafts works of art in El Segundo warehouse
• Carson to sue Shell Oil over contamination in Carousel tract
• Holiday closures
• Baca admits Trutanich endorsement in uniform broke law
• Authorities: PCP bust is largest in recent memory
• Prosecutor says DNA links husband to Inglewood woman's murder
• State Sen. Ted Lieu introduces bill offering support for children who are crime victims
• Deputy arrested on suspicion of committing lewd acts on child
• Assisted-living facility to be built on National Sports Grill site in Torrance
• Smartphone app can lead you to water fountain
• Hoping their number comes up for Port of L.A. High
• Renee Moilanen: Housing boom -- Missed opportunity?
• Ex-con gets life for robbing gay men in Hermosa Beach he lured with Craigslist
• Seven lauded at Black History Celebration in Torrance
• Superintendent John Deasy admits LAUSD violated law over notification on firing teacher suspected of lewd acts
• 6 of 10 Ethics Committee members drop out of House investigation of Rep. Maxine Waters
• Attorney is second Animal Services Commission member to resign in last 2 weeks
• Serial rapist Ernest C. Moore re-sentenced to 60 years in prison
• Bomb threat at Long Beach VA Hospital makes for trifecta Thursday
• UPDATE: Gunman shot ICE supervisor after performance review
• Everything is all write at annual pen show
• Woman hit in Inglewood crosswalk critical, 74-year-old driver arrested as DUI suspect
• Pit bull shot during police and FBI investigation
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• Sleepwalking 13-year-old boy falls 3 stories, breaks arm
• SoCal gas prices soar 5 cents overnight to $4 a gallon
• 100 mph freeway chase ends in 1 arrest, 1 escape
• Marina del Rey deputy suspected of lewd acts on a child
• 2 dead in shootout involving ICE agents at Long Beach Federal Building
• Suspected gunman, victim found dead in Hollywood home
• L.A. demands ex-schools cop pay $400,000 in restitution
• Miramonte scandal triggers more misconduct allegations against LAUSD employees
• Filing period opens for Torrance City Council election
• Swift Transportation to pay port $4M in 'clean trucks' settlement
• Metta World Peace of the Lakers comes to Redondo Beach restaurant
• Chinese Vice President Xi Jingping meets officials, tours Port of L.A.
• Panel begins changing L.A. City Council redistricting maps
• Harbor commission agrees to radar sensors upgrade
• Manhattan Beach's financial picture looking up
• Daily Breeze publisher named president of LANG
• San Pedro visitors bureau to hold training sessions for volunteers
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• South Bay / Harbor Area restaurant closures
• Chinese vice president to visit Port of Los Angeles today
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• UPDATED: Possible kidnap victim killed in LAPD chase
• SoCal gas prices inch closer to $4
• UCLA's School of Public Health given record $50M gift
• GM engineers give Victor Elementary students the lowdown on electric vehicles
• Hermosa Beach approves permanent community garden at South Park
• Draft EIR recommends sewage pipeline through San Pedro to Royal Palms
• Greuel audit sharply criticizes L.A. Dept. of Animal Services
• Narbonne High student arrested as suspect in Torrance High grade-tampering
• Rancho Palos Verdes TV producer ordered to stand trial in wife's death
• Gardena purchases 5 electric vehicles for city use
• Hawthorne places moratorium on new openings of used-car dealerships
• Lunada Bay Little League offers reward for info on burglary
• Port traffic rises slightly in January
• Speeding, alcohol blamed in SoCal crash that killed 3 Marines
• Mother allegedly drowns 2 daughters in bathtub in South L.A.; youngest dies
• Teacher's aide reportedly from San Pedro hit with 4 sex charges
• Audit: L.A. Animal Services missed out on $1.3 million in dog license fees
• Venice man, retired LAPD officer join tonight's 'Survivor' cast
• UPDATED: Winds, showers returning to SoCal through Friday
• Mexico: Rancho Palos Verdes TV producer maintains innocence
• Rep. Richardson's attorney disputes allegations she ordered redistricting work
• San Pedro icon 'Cheerful' Al Kaye dies at 87
• Obama visit may snarl afternoon traffic on the Westside
• Forecast: County unemployment rate will drop in 2012
• State rules Beck's proposal to relax LAPD's 30-day impound rule is illegal
• Water agency to improve piping system for Redondo Beach Sea LAB
• L.A. redistricting panel to consider proposed changes to council boundaries
• Work begins on Gardena's first skate park
• 2 home invasion robberies reported in San Pedro
• Redondo Beach firefighter allegedly sold catch from fishing trip illegally
• Supervisors support changes in beach Frisbee, football rules
• Furutani says he won't run for re-election
• California, 4 other states may object to Honda class-action settlement
• Supervisors appoint Browning to head Children and Family Services
• Mayor Villaraigosa to be named Convention Chair for DNC
• Lieu bill would authorize coastal conservancy to fund climate change projects
• Rep. Hahn to introduce measure aimed at increasing freight efficiency
• Car crashes into Las Palmas Cafe in Carson, driver and diner injured
• LAUSD postpones decision on cutting adult education
• Supersizing may be giving way to downsizing
• Deadline to apply for Carson city clerk job nears
• L.A.'s waste hauling plan advances
• Online tug of war is over ownership of Ontario airport
• Budget includes two L.A. projects
• Valentine's Day has hearts of merchants aflutter
• LAUSD set to cut after-school programs
• Couple to serve 18 months in Filipino slave case
• Affirmative action ban is disputed
• Obama's budget taxes rich
• GOP may yield on payroll tax cut
• Ask the Lawyer: Tattoos and the law
• My Turn: A heart broken by Obama is getting back in the game
• Panel will spend $1.5M to fix LAX store code violations
• Lawndale gang member sentenced to 10 years for giving rifle to ex-convict
• Whole Foods to donate 5% of sales
• Environmental science bachelor's program opens in South Bay
• Parras Middle School students win 1st and 2nd place in arts contest
• Science academy in Torrance will offer lab experiences to K-12 students
• House is probing ethics of loan deal
• FBI seeks tool to mine social media
• Sewage spill in Compton closes beaches
• Pedestrian survives knife attack by four men near Los Angeles City College
• Police investigate death of woman walking after dark
• Jail inmates reintroduce `star 72' phone scam
• Small fire reported at Marina del Rey apartment complex
• Taming trash disposal
• Torrance, other cities want to shed light on Edison charges
• The Freshman: College is when you realize that you're growing up
• Algalita eco-tour will explore castoffs from 2001 Japanese tsunami
• She's going all out to fight sewer fee increase in Redondo Beach
• Adult education on LAUSD chopping block
• DUI crash victims, including Angels pitcher Adenhart, recalled at Manhattan Beach monument
• Trailer on shipping containers serves as Torrance air-traffic-control tower
• Airfield gets temporary tower
• My Turn: Valentine's Day brings back memories of a lady in red
• Commemorative wall honors Angels pitcher Nick Adenhart and friends killed in DUI accident
• Local businesses, others to fund hospice program
• Battleship Iowa starting to recruit workforce
• USC hires away city's head librarian
• Carson to hunt down coyotes
• Teen dies in fall at high school
• Republicans lose fifth challenge of California's political maps
• Federal agency cites San Onofre for leak
• Buscaino seeks rules, helmets for skateboarders
• Madonna's stalker arrested in North Long Beach
• Report: Teacher accused in Miramonte abuse paid $40,000 to resign
• OC pastor, doctors tackle congregation's obesity
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale, Gardena
• Buscaino seeks rules, helmets for skateboarders
• Bleach leak kills more than 7,000 fish at SEA Lab in Redondo Beach
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• Endangered butterfly continues comeback near LAX, airport says
• China's VP to tour Los Angeles
• Funding increased for Marina del Rey dredging
• Motive behind double slaying unknown; family raising funeral funds
• West High wins 4th straight Los Angeles County Academic Decathlon
• American Ballet Theatre's Misty Copeland speaks to San Pedro High students
• El Segundo council votes to fire city manager Willmore
• Torrance proposes using reserve funds to continue MAX service
• Director of Carson women's shelter arrested for alleged fraud billings
• Beaches and Harbors Dept. kept busy clarifying Frisbee fines story
• 'A big misunderstanding': Beaches and Harbors says Frisbee fine story inaccurate
• Downey freeway crash involving stolen vehicle snarls traffic on 105
• South Bay / Harbor Area restaurant closures
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Cruise ships banned from releasing sewage along California coast
• Tony Hawk to attend LB skate park opening
• El Segundo special meeting called to possibly replace city manager
• 3 reputed Harbor Area gang members charged
• San Pedro gang member gets 180 days for having assault rifle
• Residents join candlelight walk against violence in Wilmington
• Rancho Palos Verdes man has no plans to retire after 60 years in law
• Jury convicts man in 2003 Redondo Union High sexual assault
• Redondo Beach turns down taxi company's request to operate more cabs
• Wiseburn school district begins lengthy separation process from Centinela Valley
• El Segundo plans to tackle projects while interest rates, building costs are low
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Mother-daughter team arrested at LAX for allegedly smuggling cocaine
• Home Depot Center to hold para-cycling event at Velo Sports Center
• Former Hawthorne Mayor Larry Guidi pleads guilty to theft
• Traffic lights to be out Thursday at Crenshaw and Del Amo in Torrance
• Redondo Beach approves upgrades to Dominguez Park Little League field
• Lawndale gang member gets 10 years in drug- and gun-running operation
• Mira Costa student arrested on suspicion of threatening classmates
• Manhattan Beach still seeking solutions to El Porto parking problems
• Elderly man struck and killed while crossing Hawthorne street
• State Sen. Wright to hold seminar warning about scams against seniors
• Beresford-Redman extradited to Mexico
• Young leukemia survivor from Redondo Beach finds inspiration in the kitchen
• Room found for USS Iowa vets to stay in San Pedro during reunion
• Beach Boys to reunite for Grammys performance
• 'Sling Baby' spot wins $1 million Facebook contest
• Del Amo Fashion Center remodeling plans to be unveiled Feb. 28
• SoCal has mixed reactions to court's ruling striking down Prop 8
• Spotty rain falls in patches on South Bay
• Torrance's planned withdrawal from MAX transit may kill entire service
• County animal centers to hold Valentines Day-themed adoption event
• Obama views Peninsula High student's project at White House Science Fair
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Redondo Beach meeting seeks input on Aviation Boulevard bike lane plan
• Man dies from injuries suffered in Torrance auto crash
• House committee to review Port of L.A. use of stimulus funds for boat
• L.A. council to rename City Hall East after former Mayor James Hahn
• State water-quality board approves plan for restoring ocean waters near ports
• 'Giant Voice' public address system to be tested in San Pedro
• Mel Gibson likely won't testify at deputy's trial
• For the Record: Civic Light Opera move
• Authorities believe woman climbed radio tower, jumped to her death
• SS Lane Victory makes its move to Berth 46
• FAA bill passes despite opposition from 'Occu-Fly' protesters
• Civic Light Opera moves operations to San Pedro's Warner Grand
• Torrance firm fined $1M for falsely labeling catfish fillets as grouper
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• Marymount College opens student art gallery in downtown San Pedro
• Jury calls for death penalty for prison murder by man who killed Marymount students
• Woman's body found at base of Rancho Dominguez radio tower
• 3 suspects arrested on suspicion of shoplifting from beach cities stores
• 'Sling Baby' Doritos spot airs during Super Bowl, still vying for Facebook vote
• 4 surviving victims of Hawthorne bar shooting are recovering
• Ask the Lawyer: The legal definition of prostitution
• For the Record: Lakewood city manager
• Storm to bring rain, high winds on Tuesday
• Woman recalls sexual assault at Redondo Union High School
• Earned Income Tax Credit can generate hefty refunds
• Outraged parents rally outside Miramonte Elementary School
• Search called off in Malibu for reportedly missing hang glider
• Troubled Miramonte Elementary School closing for 2 days
• Power outage strikes Torrance during Super Bowl game
• Jury ready to hear murder case against ex-LAPD detective Stephanie Lazarus
• Warming up for the big game
• About Town: Norris Center opens its new education building
• Express bus service linking Torrance and Long Beach to start in May
• The Freshman: Calculus, chemistry and finding a date for Brandon
• Gardena turns down proposal for 7-Eleven store near new development
• Torrance opens essay contest for eighth-graders
• Deadline approaches for Carson Women's Club scholarship
• Torrance offers residents interdistrict permits for students
• Lawndale's Environmental Charter High wins grant
• Mary Star students take top 3 spots in San Pedro speech contest
• Sense of betrayal clouds Miramonte Elementary School
• Students at Palos Verdes Peninsula High show their cybersmarts
• San Pedro couple turn a backyard passion for craft brews into Redondo Beach store
• Narbonne, San Pedro place high in LAUSD Super Quiz
• Questions raised after LAX re-opens bidding for duty-free concessions
• Complaint filed against potential LAX concession bidder
• SS Lane Victory moving to make way for terminal expansion at Port of LA
• Carjacking suspect leads police on chase from South L.A. to Gardena
• UPDATED: 5 shot, 1 killed in Hawthorne bar fight
• Volunteers give female juvenile hall detainees makeovers
• Renovation back on track as mall operator ups stake in Del Amo Fashion Center
• Redondo Beach to hold 34th running of the Super Bowl Sunday 10K
• LAUSD panel to seek comment on redistricting at public meetings
• Prosecutor: DNA links man to 2003 sexual assault at Redondo Union High
• County mental health official pleads not guilty to conflict-of-interest
• For the Record: Trump National hedge
• 4 Torrance High students suspected in new grade-tampering case
• Future uncertain for students caught in Palos Verdes High grade scandal
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• 2nd teacher removed from troubled Miramonte school, arrested
• Renee Moilanen: Son's pronunciation quirk may not be ticket to riches after all
• 71-year-old killed when hit by two cars in Inglewood
• If you're going to wear a stolen jacket, make sure it doesn't say LA County Fire Dept.
• Ouch! SoCal gas prices climb to $3.80
• Score! Super Bowl ads that generate buzz after the game
• Man who allegedly shot at LAPD detectives in Wilmington arrested
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• County director of Adult Justice Housing for Mental Health charged with conflict of interest
• 6 women in critical condition in possible alcohol-related crash
• Lap-Band makers Allergan will no longer sell device to 1-800-GET-THIN
• Westchester residents turn out in force to object to council redistricting
• Torrance police policy on concealed weapons permits faces legal challenge
• No challengers file papers to run against Lawndale Mayor Hoffman
• Honda plans to appeal woman's Torrance small-claims court victory
• Trutanich files lawsuit against city employee pensions fund manager
• New councilman Buscaino takes heat on San Pedro parking issue
• LAPD's Beck defends plan to stop impounding cars of unlicensed drivers
• State lawmakers spare school bus service from midyear budget cut
• 3 area residents tapped for state boards and commissions
• FBI releases list of 10 most wanted serial bank robbers in SoCal
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• South Bay / Harbor Area restaurant closures
• 30 bales of pot found floating in waters off Marina del Rey
• Harbor commission agrees to purchase 6 boats for student training
• Coast Guard approves hybrid engine installation for port tour boat
• Teacher investigated in 1994 for alleged fondling incident, say authorities
• LAPD steps up Super Bowl DUI patrols
• Food Blog: A wine snob is born
• San Onofre nuclear reactor kept off-line for 2nd day
• 87-year-old 'sharpshooter' wounds suspected burglar
• Woman wins small-claims mileage suit against Honda in Torrance court
• AEG to unveil plans for new convention center
• Manhattan Beach, Caltrans agree to traffic restrictions at fatal accident site
• Redondo Beach photo lab worker helped put Berndt in jail
• Bank robbery statistics fall, but colorfully named bandits elude capture
• L.A. council gives preliminary approval to 'emergency' DWP rate increase
• First lady Michelle Obama visits site of new Inglewood market
• Services set for former councilman's father Rudy Svorinich Sr.
• Police cite 13 people for buying alcohol for minors in South Bay sting
• Iowa's governor signs bill authorizing donation to USS Iowa project
• Environmental groups claim port's description of rail yard project inaccurate
• Parents upset they weren't notified about teacher's photos
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Manhattan Beach to allow alcohol for city's centennial event
• Peninsula High-UCLA standout Nakazawa traded to Galaxy
• UPDATED: 'Soul Train's' Don Cornelius an apparent suicide
• Venice shooting leaves 2 wounded
• 2 men killed in Wilmington ID'd
• New charges filed against suspects in El Camino Real High soccer player murder
• NCAA wants ex-USC assistant coach's lawsuit tossed
• LAPD beefs up patrols in Wilmington following spate of homicides
• Skateboarder's death in San Pedro accident heightens calls for safety
• South Bay cities close down redevelopment agencies after court ruling
• Supervisors approve changes to rules governing Marina del Rey facilities
• Penalty phase begins in separate case for man guilty of 1995 Marymount student killings
• Habitat for Humanity fair to teach how to quality for loans and grants
• LA BioMed, County Harbor open new Child Health Research Center
• L.A. council approves DWP consumer advocate Pickel
• Buscaino sworn in as 15th District L.A. city councilman
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Authorities confirm identities of Carson stabbing victims
• Customs at LAX seizes machinery from Germany infested with wasp larva
• Teacher from Torrance is suspected <br>of molesting 23 children at L.A. school
• Feds probe Coliseum's cash payments to union
• Kaiser Permante employees on 24-hour strike today in Woodland Hills, Downey
• Mattel nears $680M deal for 'Thomas the Tank Engine' TV production company
• Super Bowl, Super DUI Checkpoints
• Food Blog: It's the 'Ultimate Carb Bomb'
• Man shot and killed in Wilmington Saturday is ID'd
• 2 killed in Wilmington drive-by shooting
• Student marks get less important at UC schools
• John Bogert: What to name baby matters less than what the baby will call him
• Romney confident he'll be victorious in Florida primary
• 2 mayoral candidates raise more than $1 million each
• Candidate's death prompts Lawndale officials to reopen filing for mayoral race
• Killer of two Marymount College students found guilty in inmate death
• Port of Los Angeles High School students participate in 'cram night' before finals
• Second hearing set on Westchester redistricting changes
• Community leaders mobilize to respond to redistricting changes
• Man injured in weekend Torrance crash remains critical
• Victim of Wilmington shooting identified as San Pedro man
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• For the Record: Redistricting hearing, white croaker, 'North Wall' painting
• Lawndale man sentenced for role in Internet scam
• Ask the Lawyer: Legal recourse to recover cost of ring in broken engagement
• Intense blaze damages uninsured Paramount business
• Teen dies from San Pedro skateboarding accident injuries
• Suspect in deaths of 2 women arrested after barricade ends near Carson
• Trial begins for former LAPD detective accused of killing ex-boyfriend's wife in Van Nuys
• Ex-Redondo Beach officer charged with tipping Torrance cop to drug raid
• Pinkberry co-founder pleads not guilty to attacking homeless man
• L.A. County firefighters help each other cope with toughest part of the job
• White croakers tracked for danger
• Notebook: Hawthorne's Rhyver White a finalist in August Wilson Monologue Competition
• Freshman: What a little glitter will do in New York City
• Torrance crash leaves man in critical condition, closes intersection for hours
• Man shot to death in Wilmington
• On The Hill, there's something to dance about
• Lawndale leader sought mayor's job
• Better learning through writing
• Torrance PD searches are called illegal
• John Bogert: A scary and wonderful development
• Redondo Beach slow-growth group wins court victory
• Comment invited on L.A. council redistricting maps at Westchester meeting
• El Segundo planners favor housing at Imperial Avenue Elementary site
• Jump Rope 4 Heart at Jefferson Elementary in Redondo Beach
• For the record: CSU president
• Marine Mammal Care Center to hold wine-tasting fundraiser
• Hawaiian singer pleads no contest to sexually molesting 2 Carson girls in 1990s
• UCLA chancellor to deliver talk on sleep in El Segundo
• 2 Carson men arrested as suspects in street robbery at knifepoint
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
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• Food: 'Junk Yard Dog' howls flavor
• Visitation today in Inglewood for R&B legend Etta James
• 3 Palos Verdes High students arrested in grade-tampering plot
• CSUDH chief Mildred Garcia named Cal State Fullerton president
• Ripley's recognizes Palos Verdes Estates man's giant gumball as largest
• Former Peninsula High dance teacher ordered to trial on sex charges
• Customs officials have seized 11,000+ counterfeit NFL jerseys at LAX, Ontario
• San Pedro redevelopment panel meets for final time
• ACLU suit: Parole hearings via video violate federal law
• Councilman-elect Buscaino meets constituents at San Pedro breakfast
• Police seek mugger who robbed and severely beat victim on Torrance street
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Families of 2 men killed in crash settle with Robinson Helicopter
• Santa Anas, slightly cooler temps expected Friday
• County sponsoring waste collection roundup in Hermosa Beach
• Iowa legislation provides $3M for refurbishment of USS Iowa
• For the Record: Lawndale community center
• South Bay / Harbor Area restaurant closures
• Man, 18, jumps to his death from Palos Verdes Estates cliff
• Manhattan Beach man reportedly abducted by pirates in Somalia
• Sister ship's gesture of respect
• South Bay/Harbor Area Pet of the Week
• Former Dominguez High School football star ordered to stand trial for murder
• Sparks fly over L.A. City Council redistricting proposal for Westchester
• Ralphs donates $10,000 to Mira Costa to help cover cost of stolen tubas
• CSU Trustees unanimously approve pay caps for new presidents
• Torrance awards highest civic honor to historian Janet Payne
• Peninsula board examines fairness of Palos Verdes High grade-changing practices
• Hawthorne mayor pulls State of City luncheon from Chamber of Commerce
• Manhattan Beach council voices concern over proposed preschool
• Torrance increases trash fees, aims for citywide green waste program
• Trial begins in civil suit against Robinson Helicopter for 2006 crash
• Westwood FlyAway bus gets another 6-month reprieve
• Judge's ruling in Honda small claims lawsuit may come next week
• CSU Trustees approve presidential salary cap
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Harbor Gateway shooting victim identified as Torrance man
• Buscaino to take L.A. council seat on Tuesday
• Australians lead the way in L.A. tourism increase
• Former Grumman CEO, wife give $5M to USC
• 2 arrested in theft of John Travolta's Mercedes
• Ex-soccer coach pleads not guilty to having 13-year-old girl make porn videos
• Cruise ship disaster in photos
• Inglewood PD reviews report on officer's fatal crash
• 4 men get prison for $400K ATM thefts
• Fee increase OK'd for Hollywood Bowl park-and-ride shuttles
• Man's conviction upheld in Metrolink crash that killed 11
• 2 rail cars derail, spill nonhazardous soil in Harbor Area yard
• SoCal residents witness State of the Union speech along with first lady
• Longtime Hermosa Beach City Manager Burrell announces retirement
• Torrance opts to consider cuts, fare hikes rather than leaving MAX
• Judge rules crews must halt demolition of Leuzinger High buildings
• LAX reports slight increase in 2011 passenger traffic
• Officials: Bradley Terminal expansion project worth the wait
• LAUSD superintendent taking first steps in restructuring district
• Supervisors seek alternatives to rebuilding Men's Central Jail
• Rosendahl, Zine call for study of possible Ontario airport ownership transfer
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Committee recommends Pickel for DWP advocate job
• Iowa elementary school raising funds for USS Iowa relocation
• Buscaino's 15th District victory certified
• <FONT color="darkred">BREAKING NEWS:</font> Gunmen kills 1, wounds 1 during argument on Harbor Gateway street
• Manhattan Beach panel votes for no changes to Sand Dune Park system
• Mary Star of the Sea Elementary to hold open house in San Pedro
• Rolling Hills Country Day School to hold open house on Sunday
• Disney Wonder leaving Port of L.A.
• 40 doctors at 3 Long Beach hospitals make 'Super Doctors' list
• Centinela Valley school board's Gloria Ramos arrested for alleged assault
• Dodgers bidders starting to talk with each other
• Man reportedly rams SUV into 2 buildings, is arrested
• LAPD in 'joint military training' exercises in downtown L.A.
• 30-second spot helps build support for Palos Verdes Peninsula skate park
• Draft EIR released on plan to bring USS Iowa to San Pedro
• Ex-CHP officer found guilty of murdering husband; collapses in court
• Former Hermosa Beach man gets 5 years in tax fraud
• Democrats select candidates to endorse in state, congressional races
• LAPD lowers age requirement for cadet program
• Woman killed while jaywalking across Hawthorne street
• 15th Council District election results could be certified by Tuesday
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• Police seek burglars who stole computers from Redondo Union, Glendale school
• Lomita man arrested after chase, crash in Torrance
• Airport commission awards concessions contract to Westfield
• Man walking in Wilmington gunned down
• Airport commission president asks for no Ontario transfer or sale for 2 years
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• Marina del Rey sheriff's station seeks recruits for Explorers
• Torrance school math tourney reset for November
• Mills College exec picked to fill No. 2 position at CSUDH
• Rain-related big rig crash temporarily jams up 110/91 freeways
• Ask The Lawyer: Auction of salvaged items from the Titanic
• UPDATE: New rainstorm hikes number of freeway accidents
• Couple's Norris Center support is worth Key to Our Heart
• San Pedro businesses start watch group to fight crime
• Palos Verdes Peninsula High School teacher heads to Afghanistan
• Municipal Area Express service may be canceled
• Counselor's inspiration eases anxious times
• Officials to commemorate SigAlert's 57th birthday
• Suspected drunk driver leads police on chase from Torrance to Hawthorne, injures 3 in crash
• Offense powers Senior All-Star Game
• Domenico's more than 'red sauce'
• A sense of community at new Lawndale center
• Bradley Terminal expansion project at LAX running behind schedule
• Oprah Winfrey Network show seeking families with troubled teens
• Rains bring flooded freeways, crashes; more coming Sunday night
• Civic Light Opera to move Hermosa Beach productions to El Segundo
• El Segundo Performing Arts Center to host ballet performances
• Torrance set to approve garbage rate increase
• Lining up for the opera
• Volunteers to gather data at Palos Verdes Peninsula protected marine areas
• Slack Key Festival brings warm Hawaiian sounds to Redondo Beach
• Founder started Hawaiian music festival on a shoestring
• South Bay housing market slowed at year's end
• Torrance police responding to gunfire call find man who had shot his fingers
• Man arrested at port reportedly wanted to shoot co-worker he believed to be a terrorist
• Carson portion of 91 Freeway to be renamed for World War II hero
• Conviction upheld in Rolling Hills school slaying
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• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• Torrance library introduces new free app
• Al Larson Boat Shop plans modernization of Port of L.A. facility
• Westchester-area seniors group receives foundation grant
• Spanish-language energy-saving information workshop set for Hawthorne
• Renee Moilanen: Megan's Law information highlights our vulnerability
• Landslide update: No new ground movement detected
• Longshoreman killed at Port of Long Beach tried to escape falling container
• Venice: Out go the car lanes, in go the bike lanes
• LAX Theme Building, 2 terminals to get improvements
• Battery chargers stolen from senior citizens' golf carts
• Urinating cat almost sets home on fire
• 3 teens reportedly robbed, girl sexually assaulted walking home from Los Al High
• Port of Long Beach expansion to create thousands of jobs
• Reward offered for killer of Cali Swag District dancer in Inglewood
• Travel industry hails Obama's streamlining of visa process for visitors
• L.A. now offers online dog licensing
• Conservancy agrees to release funds for Ballona Wetlands restoration
• Redondo Beach woman faces 15-year term for sex with inmate while prison guard
• 5 truckers cited for violating clean trucks rules at Port of L.A.
• Sobriety checkpoints set for Gardena and Redondo Beach
• Edna Grafton to mark 100 years
• Beach Cities Masonic Lodge installs new officers
• Margie Clements of Lawndale celebrates 100 years
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Catalina foxes no longer endangered
• El Segundo toddler stars in ad for Doritos Super Bowl contest
• Chivas USA to hold auditions for ChivaGirls dance team
• Hahn to hold first 'Congress on Your Corner' meeting in San Pedro
• Bird exclusion devices to cover more of inner Cabrillo Beach shoreline
• Sex offender charged with kidnap, rape of 16-year-old girl in Hawthorne
• South Bay / Harbor Area restaurant closures
• UPDATED: Port of Long Beach chief announces agreement on Middle Harbor deal
• 20 more Customs officers coming to LAX to speed up traveler processing
• Boxer asks Coast Guard to ensure cruise ship passengers get safety training
• UPDATE: Woman who smothered 2 sons, killed husband with sword gets death sentence
• Two charged in 2008 mass LB homeless killings
• Dallas Mavericks assistant arrested after Marina del Rey traffic stop
• Sea lions released into the wild
• El Segundo, Lawndale set candidates for April 10 election
• No Child Left Behind policy marks 'underperforming' Torrance schools
• Buscaino 'rides the wave' following election victory
• Council stops Carson mayor's plan to rename chambers for Kawagoe
• ACLU files class-action suit against Sheriff Baca over jails
• Trump wins right to plant trees at driving range in Rancho Palos Verdes
• Beckham signs 2-year contract to remain with Galaxy
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Long Beach man sentenced for killing lover's husband 26 years ago
• Volunteers from FedEx to build structure at Redondo Beach's SEA Lab
• Manhattan Beach to remove trees as part of post office garden plan
• Hahn asks Veterans Affairs to hold job fair in L.A.
• Airport police sergeants honored at Inglewood luncheon
• Redondo Beach votes to slash 6 positions from housing division
• Redondo Beach authorizes $135K for lobbyists
• Buscaino scores decisive win in 15th District race
• Survey: Voters think Inland Empire should control Ontario airport
• LAUSD board orders study on doing away with attendance boundaries
• PreCheck passenger screening to begin for American flights at LAX
• Reward offered for vandals who spray-painted obscenities at Peninsula High
• Man charged in shooting death of Inglewood nightclub owner
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Committee names Pickel as first DWP ratepayer advocate
• Case against man accused of causing Hermosa Beach policeman's crash is dropped
• Deputies seek suspect in $2,000 liquor store burglary near Windsor Hills
• Suspect arrested for breaking into former Lennox sheriff's station, nearby patrol cars
• Two arrested in murder of El Camino Real High soccer goalie Francisco Rodriguez
• Swimmers told to avoid ocean near Ballona Creek because of sewage spill
• Record number of exports keep Port of L.A. humming
• LAPD: Pinkberry founder allegedly beat homeless man with tire iron
• Suspect arrested in murder of El Camino Real High soccer goalie
• Pinkberry yogurt chain founder arrested at LAX on assault charge
• Palos Verdes Estates police chief Dreiling to retire
• Tuesday Police Log: Carson, Torrance
• Longtime Carson City Clerk Helen Kawagoe retires
• Fire didn't affect Wilmington refinery
• Nominations end today in Lawndale, Wednesday in El Segundo
• District 15 special election polls open at 7 a.m. today
• Thousands celebrate the legacy of MLK
• Political fight ensnares USPS
• Record shop keeps on spinning
• Cruise ship disaster is growing
• Ask The Lawyer: Can a doctor's office charge me for missing an appointment?
• PVP resident June Margaret Cooper worked to make world better
• Lawsuit demands freeway air monitoring
• Study finds aspirin regimen isn't a wonder drug for all
• John Bogert: Candidates just plain out of touch
• Power restored in Torrance, Redondo Beach areas affected by weekend outages
• Motorcyclist killed after running red light at Long Beach intersection, slamming into car
• Missing Long Beach woman, 74, found in Torrance hospital
• UPDATED: Hot spots plague firefighters at Wilmington refinery blaze
• Good Samaritan not expected to survive market robbery shooting
• Murder charges to be filed against Iraq war veteran in OC homeless slayings
• More West Coast passengers boarding Hawaii cruises
• 'The Artist' makes a loud noise at Golden Globes
• Glamour was the fashion choice
• Reconciling the man with his legendary image
• The Freshman: Home from college, a high school dork re-emerges
• San Pedro Lions Club to honor couple
• Voters to fill Harbor Area council seat
• Officer sues Torrance over Taser misuse
• Stabbing suspect's father is homeless
• 1 injured in crash on Martin Luther King Jr. parade route in Gardena
• John Bogert: World War II's unknown heroes tell the story
• Martin Luther King Jr. parade draws 1,000 to streets of Gardena
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• Half-marathon to close streets, bike path in Marina del Rey, Playa del Rey
• El Segundo leaders abandon proposed Chevron tax hike measure
• California couple claims Mega Millions jackpot
• Arson investigators to probe Gardena mortuary fire
• L.A. moves toward ban on pot shops
• Torrance senator Ted Lieu among magazine's top 12 legislators to watch
• Lawndale plans on hold over loss of RDA
• Obituary: Ambassador for Reagan served in Britain, Belgium
• Groups ask judge to block methyl iodide on crops
• Fresh & Easy to temporarily close more stores
• Loyola's Neighborhood Advisory Committee to meet
• Vampire chargers staked
• Sheriff's deputy accused of smuggling drugs in burrito is dismissed from academy
• Former L.A. County sheriff's deputy charged with bribery
• Furutani ahead in donations for filing period
• Fallen power poles may have been weighed down with equipment, say regulators
• Hit-run death of Carson church deacon leaves wife struggling
• <FONT color="darkred">LAX BUST:</font> $179K worth of drug used to treat erectile dysfunction confiscated, stiff fine possible
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• Blaze causes $600,000 damage to Gardena mortuary; no injuries reported
• Veteran LAPD sergeant arrested on suspicion of fraud
• San Pedro man convicted of poaching near Catalina Island
• Author Kashyap to read from new novel at Palos Verdes Library
• Torrance to fund entrepreneurial center to encourage small business growth
• Passengers on 2 flights had 3-hour-plus tarmac waits at Ontario during winds
• Manhattan Beach man arrested on suspicion of stealing from cars
• Fundraiser to help family of woman slain in Wilmington
• Interim Hermosa Beach police chief named
• Woman pleads guilty to making false claim about bomb on LAX flight
• L.A. council, LAPD spar over impounding cars of unlicensed illegal immigrants
• Torrance Education Foundation looks to fill funding gaps
• Manhattan Beach planners ask for more data on country club renovation
• Audit: L.A. missed out on $23.1M in bus stop ad revenue
• Residents voice concerns about noise, vibrations from Mira Costa expansion
• First baby of Torrance's centennial year is son of Korean immigrants
• El Camino High soccer player Francisco Rodriguez shot, killed after Taft game
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Manhattan Beach plastic bag ordinance takes effect on Saturday
• South Bay / Harbor Area restaurant closures
• 2 Palos Verdes Estates women sentenced in Billy Blanks theft
• Sheriff's deputy accused of smuggling drugs in burrito
• West High, church schedule e-waste roundups
• Torrance Memorial wins nursing award
• Cerritos College student dies after collapsing on campus
• South Bay Pet of the Week
• Coast Guard intercepts boat carrying 2,000 pounds of pot near Catalina
• Rise in SoCal gas prices ends after 20-day streak
• Marymount opens San Pedro campus
• Water-based boot camp workout emphasizes resistance, endurance
• Senior housing plan rejected
• Conflict between the rich, poor strongest in 24 years
• Analyst: Governor's budget plan could work
• GOP against business? Rivals split on Romney
• Plans to redevelop in Torrance put on hold
• Obama aims to reward businesses
• LA study: Poor students stuck with worst teachers
• False rumors of serial killer hit Harbor Area
• John Bogert: Bankruptcy hasn't robbed the Twinkie of its strange magic
• Losing crime evidence a worry with LAPD system
• School tax measure is called illegal
• L.A. City Council votes to cut ties to CRA
• Developer plans housing projects in El Segundo, Westchester
• South Bay rose workshops offered
• LAX, Ontario and Van Nuys airports get interim police chief
• Search called off for suspect who escaped from Torrance courthouse
• UPDATED: Crews repairing ruptured gas line in Torrance
• Long Beach judge recuses himself from medical marijuana case before sentencing
• Torrance PD enters digital age
• Raiders consider a return to L.A.
• Dodgers, Fox reach telecast agreement
• Venice locked down, man in custody after 'shots fired' call
• Man shot in Inglewood refuses to cooperate with police
• Chick-fil-A fans expected to line up Wednesday at new Torrance location
• Former Hermosa Beach Chief Savelli takes LADOT post
• LAUSD chief Deasy proposes parcel tax to stem budget deficit
• State budget worst-case scenario could batter school districts such as Torrance
• Torrance establishes Youth Sports Wall of Honor at Wilson Park
• Lieu bill banning demonstrators from military funerals passes policy hearing
• Rancho Palos Verdes fire burned 15 acres
• Hearing delayed in Hawthorne private investigator impersonation case
• Torrance Councilwoman Rhilinger will run for re-election after all
• LAUSD board endorses strategy to boost enrollment by 5%
• 2 suspects arrested in robbery at knifepoint in Torrance
• Study: 'Toilet to tap' could help meet water needs
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Lieu bill would regulate car dealers' 'buy here, pay here' plans
• Rancho Palos Verdes woman crowned Miss California USA
• Deaf puppy taken from car at Manhattan Village mall returned to family
• Heal the Bay President Mark Gold resigns to take UCLA post
• UPDATED: Suspicious car at Hawthorne Federal Building cleared
• Juvenile courts will dismiss $250 curfew tickets for tardy students
• SoCal gas prices rise for 19th straight day
• Bruins add two coaches, dismiss trio of players
• Firefighters knock down Rancho Palos Verdes brush fire
• Band at Hermosa Beach school to aid homeless teens with recording
• Mira Costa High band hit hard by sousaphone thefts
• LAUSD to consider wider options for school choice
• Every four years, it's time to shake hands with the candidates
• Former employee alleges discrimination by John Elway's Manhattan Beach Toyota
• Angels Flight to close for repairs
• Manhattan Beach officer fired after crash withdraws his appeal
• Torrance's Western Museum of Flight seeks experienced volunteers
• Sentencing of Gardena seafood dealer delayed in whale meat case
• Redondo Beach landlord sentenced to 3 years for shower assault
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• Ask the Lawyer: Should we adopt a professional jury system?
• Dad pleads guilty to throwing son overboard, sentenced to alcohol rehab
• 3 players kicked off UCLA football team
• San Pedro wake has tears, laughs
• Woman charged with cutting off man's penis, stuffing it in garbage disposal to enter plea
• Nixon's birth to be marked by wreath laying, free library admission
• Man with stab wound comes home, watches TV
• LAPD to crack down on safety violations around schools
• New blog is a food lover's paradise
• Suspicious item in Hermosa Beach surf may have been homemade anchor
• Seal Beach salon shooting site remains closed 3 months later
• Small quake strikes off Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Hope Chapel to hold memorial service for Eva Tice Sunday night
• Truck overturns on Terminal Island, trapping driver's arm
• Torrance to hear plans for denser housing project
• Church starts petition drive against new Harbor Gateway strip club
• New private school in Redondo Beach eschews grades, testing
• Business owner, community step up to help Shaun Jensen
• About Town: Las Ninas auxiliary honored at ball
• The Freshman: Battling the Freshman 15 and other humbling college experiences
• Former Grand View Elementary principal dies at 83
• Cal Grant application period opens
• Mira Costa High choir to perform at Carnegie Hall
• El Segundo Education Foundation hires new executive director
• Lap-Band law is a victory for Torrance family
• League calls foul over new fees
• Centennial celebration still hasn't quite kicked into gear
• County officials say efficiency initiative is saving $218 million
• Ray Charles Foundation aids LAPD
• Items sought for Torrance time capsule
• Tarkan served, and sniffed, with honor
• Governor plans cuts but promises improvements
• Young blogger loses battle with cancer
• City Council candidates provide laughs at forum
• Torrance man among 12 people charged with selling endangered animals
• Buscaino, Furutani meet in candidate forum
• New lawsuit filed by South Bay resident assails gun laws
• Trio jailed on weapons charges
• Suspected `405 Bandit' arrested
• Pair in arson case leave bizarre trail from Germany to U.S.
• Torrance checkpoint snares 6 drivers
• DUI roadblock planned
• RDA decision is called `travesty'
• Lawmaker's shoplifting case tied to brain tumor
• High surf: 10-foot breakers hit South Bay beaches
• ACLU sues library for blocking minority religion sites
• Northern California is too dry
• Local religious events
• Teen gets two years for professor's death
• Joe Buscaino ahead of Warren Furutani in fundraising in L.A. Council District 15 race
• Drunken passenger arrested at LAX for allegedly hitting crew member
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• 2 injured in Venice Beach shooting
• Man who threw deadly bar punch gets 10 years
• LAPD shoots man allegedly exiting car with sawed-off shotgun
• Suspect in 2010 Inglewood teen killing captured
• Paperwork errors lead to dismissed charges against Occupy L.A. protesters
• Crime declines in Los Angeles for ninth straight year
• Carson City Clerk Kawagoe rescinds her earlier resignation
• South Bay soaks up 'stellar' weather
• Wilmington neighborhood struggles to understand woman's brutal killing
• Skechers donates $120K to charity that helps military families
• Port could get $25M in state grants if it installs alternative power stations
• Inglewood police to hold 'Coffee With a Cop' event
• Victor Elementary to hold food truck fundraiser
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Cat causes power surge in Harbor Area
• Note to Readers: No area restaurant closures
• Man arrested at Long Beach Airport for allegedly stashing loaded gun in bag
• Crime at LAX drops 27% despite passenger traffic increase
• Sacramento Kings fire Paul Westphal
• UPDATE: 2 men who reportedly committed suicide in car are ID'd
• Man reportedly slips handcuffs, falls to his death at Long Beach Courthouse
• Woman found slain in Wilmington ID'd
• SoCal weather forecast: Heat, high waves and riptides
• Fast-food cashier arrested for allegedly stealing change from mentally disabled woman
• Modesto man critical in Inglewood minibike crash
• Peck Park Skate Park design draws praise at meeting
• Hoefgen named rec and community services director for Redondo Beach
• Hermosa Beach chamber names man, woman of the year
• Lieu amends bill that would cap salaries of CSU execs
• Note to Readers: Police log
• Ex-secretary to Palos Verdes Estates chief convicted of forging gun permit
• Torrance Police Department offers free app
• Teen driver crashes SUV into Torrance house
• Suspect arrested in beating of sheriff's deputy in Marina del Rey
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• Crenshaw light rail line wins final approval from feds
• Woman takes on Honda in Torrance small claims court
• Winter brings warm weather to SoCal
• L.A. location film production up, but suffers late-year drop
• New Year brings spate of violent deaths to area
• Disney drops 4 Mexican cruises
• Killer whales spotted in waters off Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Palos Verdes High student wins award in county mock trial competition
• Gardena to hold annual Martin Luther King Jr. parade
• Designs for new San Pedro skateboard park to be shown at meeting
• 2 LAX officers credited with saving woman having a heart attack
• L.A. to change neighborhood council election requirements
• CSULB makes Kiplinger's list of 100 top best college values
• Hermosa Beach Police Chief Savelli to step down after 5 years
• Scorned woman pleads guilty in LAX terrorist threat
• Disney scraps final four Mexican Riviera cruises from port
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Torrance: Woman takes unique road to sue Honda over mileage claims
• Man killed in Rancho Palos Verdes home during domestic dispute
• UPDATE: Lawndale shooting victim ID'd as Hawthorne man
• Boyfriend expected to be charged in Hermosa Beach woman's death
• Woman's body found in bushes near Banning Park in Wilmington
• Galaxy's Beckham to stay in L.A.
• 3.9-magnitude quake hits off SoCal coast
• Suspected car thief leads police on Del Rey to Pacific Palisades chase
• Victim in triple L.A. shooting ID'd as high school football star
• Bright day for Torrance at 123rd Tournament of Roses Parade
• Suspect in L.A. area arsons held
• Inglewood man suspected of robbing Hawthorne KFC restaurant
• Man arrested after lighting Christmas tree on fire on Hawthorne street
• Nice day for an ocean swim
• ASK THE LAWYER: A brief rundown of tax code changes
• El Segundo pet photographer's studio goes to the dogs
• Boy's pain eases from podiatrist's treatment
• From Manhattan Beach council to Occupy protests
• Manhattan Beach family hails doctor's method
• The Freshman: South Bay looks different this Christmas break
• Occupy protesters ready to make rosy statement
• Man is sought in wave of L.A. fires
• Catalina's one-room schoolhouse harkens back to Old West
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• New state laws promote gay history, illegal immigrant students
• Limits on coastal fishing take effect
• Airline safety soars; deaths at record low
• Plastic bag ban extends to small stores in county
• John Bogert: A few things I forgot to say in 2011
• Woman shot to death in Hermosa Beach
• The top ten local stories of 2011
• Single-engine plane lands without gear at Torrance airport
• Patrols set to deter drunk driving
• Forecast for Rose Parade: warm and beautiful
• MELISSA HECKSCHER: Some suggested New Year's resolutions
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• Redondo Beach Christmas tree recycling starts Saturday
• Free rides in the South Bay for New Year's Eve
• Los Angeles-Long Beach harbors lost trade in 2011
• Man shot and killed in Lawndale
• CORRECTION: Manhatttan Beach Older Adult programs
• Woman who shot 14-year-old boy at South L.A. liquor store remains at large
• South Bay DUI task force will be in high gear for New Year's Eve
• State high court upholds law dissolving redevelopment agencies
• No South Bay Sears or Kmarts on preliminary closure list
• LMU Rose Parade float entry celebrates school's centennial
• Authorities urge residents not to fire weapons in air on New Year's
• Long Beach pipeline company charged in oil spill
• Cameras give police good look at El Segundo bank robbery suspect
• Ports to celebrate completion of Clean Trucks Program on New Year's Day
• Carson sailor part of program aiding children's shelter in Cambodia
• Torrance resident turns 100
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• New Year's holiday closures
• South Bay / Harbor Area Restaurant Closures
• California Supreme Court upholds law dissolving redevelopment agencies
• Torrance man allegedly found with stolen cross from Cerritos cemetery
• San Pedro woman killed walking home from church on Christmas Eve
• Dockeweiler Beach walk/run on Jan. 28 to benefit children's mental health
• Manhattan Beach police seek burglars caught on camera in SUV
• Redondo Beach contestant is 'Jeopardy' runner-up
• Parking meters in Old Torrance?
• County seeks to preserve funding for programs in 2012
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Theft of deaf puppy saddens family
• Investigators: Rancho Palos Verdes man killed by deputies pointed metal object at them
• New Year's Eve events in the South Bay / Harbor Area
• Surfline founder Sean Collins dies at 59
• Cowboy bandit burgles Manhattan Beach's Raleigh Studios
• L.A. City Council 'takes too long to get nothing done' in 2011
• Sears to close 100-120 Kmart, Sears stores
• Both sides agree to mediation in Skechers wrongful termination suit
• Death of mother in crash puts surviving sons in financial peril
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Car crashes into Hermosa Beach carpet store
• Beresford-Redman to return to Mexico to face trial
• Manhattan Beach restaurant loses liquor license for sales to minors
• Thousands of public school buildings not certified to withstand earthquakes
• Thousands of school building projects lack quake safety certification
• D.A. Cooley warns residents about robocall scams
• Skate and dog park advocates keep pushing in Rancho Palos Verdes
• Carson's city clerk resigns after 37 years
• Cities ensure that recycling your Christmas tree is simple
• Whales -- and dolphins and sea lions -- are out there
• Old snapshots blend with new in Harbor/South Bay photo exhibit
• Ask the Lawyer: Can you sue a friend for telling spouse about your infidelity?
• John Bogert: It's a time of hugs and emails
• Police Blotter
• In L.A., today's Christmas tree is tomorrow's mulch
• 15th District hopefuls don't take holiday
• South Bay group shows hats-on makes the lady
• THE FRESHMAN: End of first semester's toil raises more questions about future
• 123GoTV offers a physical incentive for watching television
• Social media become tools to battle crime
• JOHN BOGERT: At Christmas, find joy in everything
• El Segundo beer garden closes to expand
• Board: Nude man's killing justified
• Tall ships will sail to battle Monday off San Pedro
• Legal bills piling up in officer firings
• Non-English speakers' failures hit schools
• Tragedy brings out kindness
• Home invaders rob Redondo apartment
• LAUSD vows to keep buses running despite budget cuts
• Villaraigosa issues reminder on Christmas tree recycling
• Westchester CERT classes to start again in January
• LAX passenger traffic rises in November
• Report: Occupy LA City Hall encampment cost city at least $2.3M
• Former Hermosa Beach superintendent rehired as interim chief
• Report: Landslide cracks have widened, but no new ones found
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• Boutique offers used designer items
• RENEE MOILANEN: Sometimes the simplest gifts bring the greatest rewards
• Body found floating off Hermosa Beach remains unidentified
• Debut of new Air Jordan shoes in Torrance and Redondo Beach draws many fans but no violence
• Bomb scare prompts evacuation of cargo warehouses near LAX
• 42-day streak of gas price drops ends
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Body recovered off Redondo Beach
• Coastal group urges residents to take photos at upcoming high tides
• Bellflower High School coach pleads not guilty to 20 counts of molestation
• LA Fitness brings changes to Ballys
• Hawthorne police do Santa's work
• ATA asks Supreme Court to consider overturning parts of Clean Trucks Program
• Heal the Bay's new fundraising campaign centers on marine education
• SCAQMD offers incentives for converting wood fireplaces to gas
• Redondo Beach City Hall to close during week after Christmas
• Feds seize more than $4M in counterfeit goods at ports, LAX
• Torrance man nabbed after allegedly stealing Hermosa Beach firefighter's truck
• Gusty Santa Ana winds return to parts of SoCal
• Holiday closures
• South Bay / Harbor Area Restaurant Closures
• USO holds a feast for troops
• Judge upholds Beresford-Redman's extradition to Mexico
• Redondo Beach upholds Body Glove proposal to build new headquarters
• County report: Workers comp, litigation costs continue to rise
• CORRECTION: Lap-Band surgeries
• New Westchester CERT classes to begin in January
• Rep. Hahn to celebrate opening of new district office in San Pedro
• Authorities investigating bomb threat at Port of L.A. terminal
• Edison issues warnings on power lines due to expected winds
• Holiday travel surge expected to bring 2.9 million passengers through LAX
• Torrance abandons stabilization project at Walteria Reservoir
• Torrance's projected revenue shortfall forces budget cuts
• Woman accused of making false LAX bomb report strikes plea bargain
• Torrance officer praised for keeping woman from running into traffic
• Police release photos of Manhattan Beach Roundhouse theft suspects
• El Segundo votes to pursue ballot measure for proposed Chevron tax hike
• Councilman LaBonge urges shoppers to avoid pirated goods
• Report: Peace officers have purchased more than 7,600 assault weapons
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• L.A., O.C. gas prices fall for 41st consecutive day
• High winds forecast for SoCal, outages may occur
• 2 SoCal lottery players win $319,468 in the Mega Millions draw
• Caltrans plans overnight freeway closures this week
• Bellflower High coach arrested on suspicion of sexual assault on a student
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Supervisors look to further regulate Lap-Band surgery
• Torrance to seek operator for Thursday evening farmers market
• El Segundo councilman named interim chief of San Gabriel school district
• Sen. Feinstein asks Homeland Security to eliminate long LAX customs waits
• Police cite 11 in Manhattan Beach, El Segundo for buying alcohol for minors
• Additional molestation charges filed against Palos Verdes Estates man
• Man's campaign to trim San Pedro's Christmas tree succeeds - eventually
• Senate bill would allow other ports to mimic L.A.'s Clean Trucks Program
• Secret Service investigating Carson man for making threats against Obama on Facebook
• Wild Goose to shut down on Christmas Eve
• Hahn, Poe ask House committee to discuss seaport threats
• South Bay holiday events scheduled
• LAX officials nab sap-sucking pest from shipment of orange bell peppers from Spain
• Westbound 60 freeway partially closed early today; other freeway closures planned
• Doggy day care center stages first holiday toy drive
• El Segundo to discuss ballot measure raising tax on Chevron refinery
• Villaraigosa sits with NFL chief Goodell at Denver game
• American Apparel settles employee disability discrimination lawsuit
• Torrance's Zamperini nominated for highest U.S. civilian honor
• Wexler named administrator of L.A. city elections
• Man crashes into parked car in Lawndale after high-speed chase
• 10 drivers arrested on suspicion of DUI at Torrance checkpoint
• Runaway horse euthanized after being hit by car in Rolling Hills Estates
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• A Peace Angel for San Pedro?
• Police seek answers in shooting of Lawndale man in San Pedro
• ASK THE LAWYER: IRS rules are different for children
• Gunman in SUV shoots, kills man talking with friends on San Pedro street
• Local Korean Americans react with joy, hope and concern about Kim Jong-il's death
• Airline caters to passengers' tastes
• Solar installer clashes with homeowners group
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• House GOP leaders want new payroll tax-cut bill
• Leadership program builds confidence, responsibility
• Newest Holmes film is slow to find its audience
• Teachers eyed to lead school reform effort
• THE FRESHMAN: High school friends starting to lose touch
• San Pedro soldier's family gets an early surprise
• A big, and now healthy, heart
• Troops try to adjust to a new normal at home
• USS Iowa gets early visitors in Northern California
• Manhattan Beach monument recalls tragic loss
• Chocolate to flavor Torrance menorah lighting
• Lawndale, El Segundo candidates set to file
• Carson housing project to be rebuilt
• L.A. calls for studies on proposed single-use bag ban
• L.A. City Council head Eric Garcetti presides over final meeting
• LAFD fire captain found guilty of second-degree murder
• APL Terminals unveil expansion plans at Port of L.A.
• Ontario city leaders dismiss LAWA plan to close an airport terminal
• Free parking tags added to San Pedro parking meters
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• Unemployment falls in county, state for November
• Shoppers get a shot at 'Super Saturday'
• State Senate approves settlement in harassment case against Sen. Rod Wright
• Daily Breeze Ball Drive tops 1,000
• Torrance bailiff reflects on decades of service
• Pantry receives donations after theft
• MELISSA HECKSCHER: Hanukkah not in the same league as Christmas
• Dodger Stadium beating victim Bryan Stow speaks on camera
• Suspect from LAPD's 'most wanted' list arrested at LAX
• Ex-LAFD captain David Del Toro sentenced to 15 years in prison
• Man convicted in 2006 killing of radio personality off coast of Catalina sentenced to life in prison
• SoCal man gets life in mugging death of WWII veteran
• Ammonia leak prompts evacuation at Torrance firm
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• Sentencing today for doctor who sexually assaulted patients
• TSA chief favors consumer advocates at all airports
• UTLA overwhelmingly approves landmark labor agreement with LAUSD
• Manhattan Beach commission tackles food truck regulation
• LAWA program will extend 25% of contracts to small businesses
• Area checkpoints set for weekend
• Gardena Willows friends group seeks volunteers for restoration work
• Redondo Beach police dog Andy dies
• 4 Carson men arrested on pimping and pandering charges
• Mother's Christmas play encourages kids to appreciate all presents
• LAWA to re-examine closing a terminal at Ontario airport
• With no obvious signs, shoppers continue to feed free San Pedro meters
• Suspected DUI sends 2 Gardena police officers to hospital
• Manhattan Beach extends contracts with employee unions
• South Bay / Harbor Area Restaurant Closures
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• LAPD steps up holiday DUI patrols, checkpoints
• Rep. Janice Hahn won't endorse in council race
• UPDATED: Caltrans hopes to open 60 Freeway by Friday night
• Port of L.A. sets record for exports
• 9 vehicles burn at SoCal towing facility
• Freeway fire strands thousands of cars
• Suspected DUI plows into group changing flat on Harbor Freeway
• El Segundo mayor says he won't seek re-election
• Local school reports $20,000 in computers stolen
• Bay League Girls Soccer Preview
• Trutanich objects to city ballot measure requiring condoms for porn actors
• Gardena ends its red-light camera program
• Palos Verdes Estates residents criticize Edison on power outages
• Rep. Waters seeks Westchester stop on Crenshaw light-rail line
• Port of L.A. has received 3 awards for Wilmington Waterfront Park
• Hollister named to replace Zifkin on airport commission
• Hospital to break ground on new medical offices on former Breeze site
• Private funding to pay for New Year's Eve fireworks in Marina del Rey
• Hawthorne withdraws claim alleging blame in Garton crash death
• Opposing groups clash over bag ban proposal at L.A. Council hearing
• Districts scramble to cover state cuts in school bus funds
• Thieves clean out Gardena food pantry meant for the needy
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Charges filed against OC family with 110 cats
• Torrance-based gang's 9-state narcotics operation busted, say police
• UPDATED: Former school police officer who faked his own shooting gets 2 years
• Skiers cheered by SoCal snowfall
• When the most wonderful day of the year comes late
• Judge lauds Lindsay Lohan for 'getting work done early'
• Bay League Boys Soccer Preview
• Man arrested for allegedly pushing woman out of car on Harbor Freeway
• Lindsay Lohan heads back to court today
• Northrop's Space Park to be honored
• Local colleges, schools roll with state budget cut punches
• Lack of hotel space in San Pedro sends USS Iowa vets to Long Beach
• LAPD seeks consistent policy for impounding cars of unlicensed drivers
• Facebook names LAX the 'most social airport in the world'
• Hawthorne Mayor Guidi trial continued to Feb. 8
• L.A. to consider plastic bag ban; Heal the Bay holds 'Day Without a Bag'
• 16-year-old suspected of posting Bishop Montgomery threat charged
• Torrance to seek input on Centennial Park name
• Water main break closes portion of Van Ness in Torrance
• Villaraigosa signs agreement touting California United Terminals at Port of L.A.
• $10,000 reward offered in homicide of Rolling Hills Estates lawyer Tidus
• Last weekend for Rancho Palos Verdes holiday boutique
• Controller releases scathing audit of Housing Authority
• Home sales in L.A. County jump 8.5% in November
• Cold storm clearing out of L.A. region
• Tonight's Mega Millions jackpot reaches $116M
• Mattel makes it snow in Hawthorne
• LAPD copter makes emergency landing
• <FONT color="darkred">THURSDAY:</font> Fresh & Easy signs on El Segundo agenda
• <FONT color="darkred">WEDNESDAY:</font> Manhattan Beach to discuss food truck rules
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> Power outages plaguing PVE on agenda
• Woman reportedly fighting with boyfriend run over, killed
• LAUSD chief Deasy plans to defer cuts until next year
• Disabled woman files discrimination lawsuit against redevelopment agency
• Gang member gets 15 years to life for role in Ash killing
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• ASK THE LAWYER: Despite its serious nature, law has room for humor
• Lieu considers boycott against Lowe's for pulling 'All American Muslim' ads
• Guard tied up at local trucking business, amount of theft unknown
• LAWA exec stepping down to accept Dallas/Fort Worth airport position
• Manhattan Beach dentist to offer free care on Friday to those in need
• Port officials seize Chinese holiday light shipments with fake safety tags
• Del Aire garage fire sends one person to hospital
• San Pedro billboard to get makeover
• Former congresswoman Harman elected to USC Board of Trustees
• Santa Claus sleigh coming to Westchester and Playa del Rey
• UPDATED: 16-year-old allegedly threatened to send Bishop Montgomery campus 'to hell'
• Two arrested before occupiers disperse at Port of Long Beach
• Occupiers march on local ports
• WEATHER UPDATE: Advisory issued for 'landslide' beach
• Academic scholarship gamble pays off for Leuzinger High student
• SoCal gas prices frop for 32nd straight day
• Torrance artists create neighborhood sight from granddaughters' ideas
• Sheriff asks for $1 billion jail replacement
• Hermosa Beach officials push for community garden
• ABOUT TOWN: Love of Trader Joe's unites guests on The Hill
• Was Hollywood shooter heartbroken?
• Occupiers' protest to target port terminal
• Occupiers set to hit the ports
• Reforesting a vandalized park
• SP bikini billboard is raising eyebrows
• Fresh & Easy has downtown El Segundo plans
• L.A. cycling enthusiasts peddling citywide plan
• JOHN BOGERT: Daughter's care is no burden, but it costs
• Palos Verdes Estates ranks high in quality of life study
• No debate: Mira Costa's Model U.N. program ranked nation's best
• Palos Verdes Art Center announces winter classes
• Decorative downtown San Pedro lights to be expanded
• State organization issues Ballona Wetlands restoration guidebook
• San Pedro author's history of White Point comes from personal experience
• RENEE MOILANEN: Finding the positives in the jury duty experience
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• Woman, allegedly fleeing Torrance police, killed crashing into tree
• Police seek slain Carson man's brother-in-law as suspect in killing
• South Bay / Harbor Area Restaurant Closures
• Man gets 6 years for shooting at neighbor's dog
• NASA OK's SpaceX cargo launch
• Metro suspends bus cuts, Sunday's changes
• Long Beach officer shot with own gun during struggle with suspect
• Nurses to go on strike before Christmas
• Long Beach police officer accidentally shoots himself detaining suspect
• Despite laws, texting while driving up 50%, according to new report
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• Police warn of WLA construction site thefts
• Housing Authority CEO resigns amid spending scandal
• L.A. council hopefuls Buscaino and Furutani running close in donations
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• El Camino College students stage walkout, rally over cuts
• State fines Torrance Memorial for leaving sponge in patient
• Redondo Beach woman accused in Oxnard produce firm embezzlement
• Investigation into fatal CSULB elevator accident continues
• Knabe emphasizes local jobs during State of the County address
• 10 Democrats in Congress ask for more customs officers at LAX
• No restaurant closures this week
• Hahn announces NEA grant for San Pedro foundation
• Snowfest to hit Hermosa Beach on Saturday
• 15th Council District candidates to speak at San Pedro meeting
• Hawthorne police distance themselves from city's claim in Garton case
• Jury awards $15M to El Segundo ad agency in battle with Torrance pen maker
• Wilmington victim's family seeks clues
• Tidus slaying remains unsolved
• Torrance family therapist to offer free Adoptive Family Social
• 'How the Grinch Stole the Nutcracker' ballet in Redondo Beach
• Annual ceramics sale set for Palos Verdes Art Center
• Two hurt in big-rig accident on 710
• NFL STADIUM: AEG says it can handle conventions
• Online Hollywood auction to benefit SAG Foundation
• Torrance defends its enforcement actions in debate over food trucks
• Carson to pursue Rancho Dominguez annexation despite cost
• Manhattan Beach to move forward with renovations despite increased costs
• Woman who fell to death from Queen Mary identified
• LAUSD superintendent asks board to file suit blocking transportation cuts
• Misetich selected as mayor of Rancho Palos Verdes
• SEA Lab in Redondo Beach receives grant from Boeing employees
• El Segundo's Candy Cane Lane to open this weekend
• Affordable housing complex developer reimburses Rancho Palos Verdes
• Suspected auto thief found dead in Torrance had lengthy record
• Man who fell to death from San Pedro high-rise identified
• 1,639 laid to rest in mass grave for the indigent at L.A. County Cemetery
• Actor Baldwin apologizes to fellow passengers, but not airline
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• El Segundo police help replace destroyed trumpet for 12-year-old
• URGENT: Female CSULB employee found dead on campus
• Coast Guard: New system aided in quick rescue of 4 boaters near Catalina
• Personal info on LAPD command staff leaked
• Frustration grows as 6,000 remain without power
• SoCal developer donates $2M luxury yacht to college
• Research: Bedbugs can thrive despite inbreeding
• Number of students attending charter schools soars
• Carson shooting victim ID'd as 32-year-old local man
• Finding new homes for beagles rescued from lab in Spain
• Redondo Beach announces plans for pier, waterfront
• Only district in the region to offer teachers a raise? Centinela Valley
• New LAUSD trash contract includes teaching students composting, recycling
• L.A. council committee asks for report on new offices to bolster trade
• CORRECTION: Manhattan Beach yucca trees
• SouthBay Pavilion farmers market now on Wednesdays
• New Wilmington park to be named an outstanding public works project
• Tours of USS Iowa available in Richmond, Calif. for next few weeks
• Hunt named executive director of Hermosa Beach Chamber
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Appeal denied for woman convicted of ramming Torrance police officer
• El Segundo, Inglewood to light Christmas trees
• Spread the cheer with holiday toy drives
• Alec Baldwin booted from plane at LAX
• Torrance barber salon to observe anniversary with charity 'cut-a-thon'
• Jurors hear closing arguments in Pentel pen marketing lawsuit
• Torrance woman's volleyball team wins gold in over-60 division
• Gardena Elks collecting donated items for Veterans Hospital patients
• UPDATED: Woman plunges 75 feet to her death off Queen Mary
• Long Beach woman falls 75 feet from Queen Mary deck to her death
• L.A. moves to overhaul commerical trash pickups
• 'Nutcracker' comes to San Pedro's Warner Grand
• Man reportedly holding gun to his head arrested
• Villaraigosa adviser urges council committee to allow ads at city parks, zoo
• 'Waltons' actress now fills role as Inglewood middle school principal
• Car auctioneer seeks to take over two lots on Carson's Auto Row
• Winds, cold returning as crews scramble to restore outages from last week
• Gardena resident wins national gift wrapping contest
• American Airlines plane headed for LAX makes emergency landing
• Police investigating whether man jumped or fell from San Pedro building
• Man shot to death in Carson remains unidentified
• Cause of death for suspected auto thief found in Torrance yard still unknown
• 2 hurt in Hawthorne crash involving sheriff's patrol car
• FAA probes whether LAPD overcharged for security services at LAX
• Clerical workers return to work at ports after one-day strike
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• El Segundo police, FBI offer online safety tips
• ASK THE LAWYER: Does Walmart have liability for Black Friday violence?
• State's 2010 homicide rate drops to 44-year low
• Court reverses death sentence against SoCal gang leader 'Big Evil'
• School Briefs
• Hollywood, Silicon Valley spar over bill
• Carson fatal shooting is being investigated
• Seeking a peerless pier
• THE FRESHMAN: Learning the lessons of college drinking
• Demand for LAUSD magnet schools is booming
• Bright but difficult students go at their own pace
• Torrance eyes food truck solution after school raid
• Video is an issue in county DA election politicsrace
• Redondo Beach liquor store's license suspended
• Eye on Congress
• Torrance leaders say give a brick for the holidays
• Where to find Santa in Gardena
• Santa's sleigh route through Hermosa
• City of Hawthorne files claim blaming El Segundo officer for funeral crash
• Affidavit details offshore pot smuggling operation using pangas
• LAPD used undercover officers to infiltrate Occupy L.A. before raid
• Suspected auto thief who ran from Torrance crash found dead in backyard
• Manhattan Beach commission votes to allow yuccas to remain if pruned
• Spirit of San Pedro Holiday Parade set for Sunday
• Port to hold Holiday Afloat Parade Saturday night
• El Segundo firefighters conducting holiday toy drive
• Free holiday street parking approved for San Pedro, Wilmington
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• MELISSA HECKSCHER: Making provisions for pets should be part of your will
• Torrance Memorial receives largest donation, $13.5M, in its history
• San Pedro's Corner Store reels from effects of Paseo del Mar landslide
• Arbitrator orders picketing clerical workers back to work at Ports of L.A., Long Beach
• Harry Potter goes Hollywood
• Car rolls over near Artesia Blvd.
• Man killed sitting at bus stop, girlfriend wounded in Wilmington shooting
• Things To Do This Weekend
• Today's L.A., CIF Football Playoffs
• City Attorney charges 19 in Occupy L.A. raid, more cases expected
• UC Irvine rally by Florida preacher Terry Jones canceled
• South Bay spared from heaviest damage from high winds
• Strong opposition quickly ends Old Torrance housing development meeting
• Auto sales rise both nationally and in the South Bay
• Bergamont Station to open art studio/marketplace at Port of L.A.
• CORRECTION: Leuzinger High scholar
• South Bay Galleria kicks off holiday season with Points of Light celebration
• Head finance officer at Centinela Valley takes new job
• Wilmington Neighborhood Council begins Holiday Lights contest
• 2 Paseo del Mar storm drains relocated
• Checkpoints: Orange County deputies to conduct DUI patrols
• Church group expects more than 1,000 singers at Galleria event
• South Bay / Harbor Area Restaurant Closures
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• SCE says 211,000 customers without power, Pasadena declares emergency
• 2 suspected smugglers arrested as panga lands in San Pedro
• Mayor reveals affair during public meeting
• Inmate shift quickly filling up county jails
• Fiery Florida pastor Terry Jones plans UC Irvine rally
• Field of debris is cleaned up after a night of Occupy L.A. arrests
• Kanye gets 7 Grammy nominations; Adele, Mars, Foo Fighters earn 6
• Motorcyclist killed in Hawthorne crash
• Strong winds knock out power at LAX for an hour
• High winds wreak havoc across Southern California
• San Pedro students practice ballet moves
• Nationwide rail workers strike looms after unions reject offer
• Report: Improved medical care has reduced HIV/AIDS hospitalizations
• County budget cutbacks expected to affect wide swath of services
• IRS looks to return nearly $7M in undelivered tax refund checks
• Habitat for Humanity to celebrate 2-home Lawndale development
• Businessman pleads no contest to hanging illegal signs near LAX
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Yule Parlor Parade to visit Peninsula houses decorated for holidays
• Woman arrested at LAX for allegedly hiding stun gun in cellphone
• Escaped state prison inmate captured in Compton
• Suspects detained after boat runs aground off Palos Verdes Peninsula
• 292 arrested as LAPD storms, dismantles Occupy LA camp
• Clydesdales to be missing from Rose Parade, first absence in 58 years
• SoCal gas prices fall to lowest since Feb. 25
• Probation check leads to SoCal pot farm bust
• 2 juveniles arrested as suspects in Westchester school fire that injured 3
• Winds of 85 mph raise fears of SoCal wildfires
• State court upholds Wilmington man's rape conviction, vacates sentence
• Retired El Segundo police dog Tarkan dies
• LAUSD announces tentative labor agreement with teachers
• Baca: Jackson's doctor could be out in 18 months or less
• Peninsula High dance teacher pleads not guilty to sex charges
• Lawndale youth music program thrives
• Which way next for Occupy L.A.?
• Torrance residents expected to air objections to development at meeting
• Judge tosses former Inglewood police officer's discrimination suit
• Gardena church to present free family Christmas musical
• Port of L.A. develops 'carbon calculator'
• Lomita selects Gazeley as new mayor
• Supervisors approve $2.8M settlement in Harbor-UCLA childbirth case
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Seal Beach salon massacre suspect pleads not guilty
• <FONT color="darkred">WEATHER ALERT:</font> Hurricane force winds forecast for local mountains
• Fire at Westchester middle school forces evacuation
• 5 HURT: Speed reportedly a factor in 3-car crash on Vincent Thomas Bridge
• Jackson doctor gets 4 years in jail
• ASK THE LAWYER: Was it legal to kill al-Awlaki?
• El Segundo: Popular bakery opens local shop
• Gardena tax service owner gets 15 months for filing false returns
• Hull Middle School in Torrance vandalized over holiday
• Redondo Beach arrest attempt turns into car chase
• A softer Occupy eviction avoids conflict seen elsewhere
• 2 Harbor City teens gunned down on street
• Cold storage is an LAX hot ticket
• TOM HOFFARTH: For Rick Neuheisel, being nice guy wasn't enough
• Driver sought in Carson fatal hit-and-run
• Demonstrators take aim at local ports
• Imposed contract angers El Camino faculty
• Customs delay ire is growing
• `... Like There's No Tomorrow'
• Peninsula High teacher arrested on sex charges
• Man, 58, killed in Carson hit-and-run
• Santa to make two stops in Redondo Beach
• Santa's schedule for Manhattan Beach
• Occupy LA targeting ports of L.A. and Long Beach
• El Segundo resident chases reported burglar from home
• Shoppers grab Cyber Monday deals
• Occupy L.A. targets Port of L.A.
• UCLA football coach Rick Neuheisel fired, Mike Johnson to take over
• URGENT: UCLA fires Neuheisel
• 2 teens killed in Harbor City drive-by
• Black Friday sales up 7% as retailers plan more door-buster savings
• 200-pound third-grader placed in foster care
• Santa is coming to town
• Some Occupy LA protesters resisting eviction
• The Freshman: Protests, the Big Game add drama at UC Berkeley
• CRA audit discovers gaps in accounting
• Slip-sliding away is San Pedro heritage
• An academic gamble
• Wilmington activist backs Clean Up Green Up proposal
• Catholic Church is planning a change for the masses
• How long will show go on for South Bay Civic Light Opera?
• County likely to settle medical suit for $2.8M
• Golfers say Carson course's end will leave a hole
• Players, NBA reach labor deal
• Gardena woman hopes to wrap up a victory
• Fraud still plagues program
• Lomita sheriff's station clears the way for Santa Claus
• Include the Daily Breeze ball drive in your holiday shopping
• Torrance food-truck raid outrages fundraisers
• Red Car provides free waterfront rides
• Vandals uproot saplings planted by youngsters
• Police: 2 dead in Gardena murder-suicide
• Santa's schedule for Lomita, Rolling Hills Estates, Rancho Palos Verdes and San Pedro
• Scuffles, elbows greet South Bay Black Friday shoppers
• Wife of Hawthorne officer killed in motorcycle accident files $25M claims
• UPDATED: 'Unhappy customer' pepper sprays 20 at Wal-Mart
• SOUTH BAY HISTORY: Actress Mae Marsh
• Police Logs: Palos Verdes Peninsula, Lomita
• Internet predators stalk victims ... even from prison
• Man's body found outside SoCal shopping center
• UPDATED: 3 dead in reported love triangle ID'd
• Sheriff's cruisers to get fast 'Iraqi'-style computer systems
• Teen shot while walking with mother
• Car rental clerk finds woman's body in back seat
• Today's top prep football games
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• Tree orphaned by San Pedro landslide wins admirers
• Beagles get second chance at life
• LAUSD donating food kids won't eat
• Going formal on an adventure to Antarctica
• How about a gift for a needy local senior?
• 40 rescued beagles have a true Thanksgiving Day
• Burning smell forces jet to return to LAX
• Man shot in Carson earlier this month dies of wounds
• Man, woman shot to death at Gardena apartments
• Ex-social worker accused of molesting teenage boys
• San Pedro landslide chunks add to danger
• Jilted woman arrested after allegedly claiming ex was terrorist on LAX flight
• Westchester burglary suspect arrested
• PVUSD appeals ruling on vacant land
• Rancho Palos Verdes recruiting for advisory boards
• LAX passenger traffic up in October
• 84 cited in Torrance traffic crackdown
• Lottery ticket bought in Torrance brings winner $201,000 worth of cheer
• Ball Drive's season of cheer
• Killer of 3 students in 1978 dies waiting on Death Row
• MIKE WALDNER: Former El Segundo High teammates are part of the USC/UCLA rivalry
• Police hunt muggers who beat up 88-year-old woman
• L.A. City Council chooses first black president
• Pumps that caused LAX tunnel flooding repaired on eve of new storm
• 'Lojack for Laptops' recovers computer reportedly stolen from Rancho Palos Verdes home
• 4 arrested for alleged illegal fishing off Redondo Beach
• UPDATED: Motorcyclist killed in crash near LAX
• Rabbi critical, man he was helping across street killed
• IPhone app helps police make arrests
• L.A. Councilman Huizar wants total pot ban
• Joe Torre says he's being sought by would-be Dodger owners
• Tall ship Lady Washington pays visit to Redondo Beach
• Helicopter will be working on LMU construction project on Saturday
• El Segundo fundraiser to support Uganda school
• Banning High included in LAUSD's Public School Choice process
• Two unions endorse candidates in 15th District runoff
• Inglewood woman dies from injuries in Hawthorne car crash
• Torrance school district drops legal action in stove explosion case
• Black Friday shopping starts early
• $2 Pentel pen at heart of multimillion-dollar legal dispute
• Holiday toy report: Some items still considered hazardous
• Donors make Thanksgiving basket giveaways happen
• Villaraigosa visits landslide site
• Thanksgiving holiday closures
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Port planning to offer incentives to shippers who reduce emissions
• Santa schedules visit to Torrance
• RPV man pleads guilty to embezzling $1.14M from Hennessey's
• Thousands line up for free L.A. turkey giveaway
• Increased security planned for Saturday's UCLA-USC football game
• UPDATED: 17-year-old fatally shot near Manchester and Western
• DEPUTIZED: Holiday cooking tips for safety
• Volunteers Needed: Tree Musketeers, veteran's celebration, YMCA
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> RPV planners to discuss floor area ratios
• Inland Empire congressmen ask feds for help with Ontario airport
• City crews probe water pump failure in Sepulveda tunnel flooding
• Torrance set to adopt South Bay Bicycle Master Plan at meeting
• CORRECTION: Rolling Hills view dispute
• SoCal Gas Co. to expand natural gas truck fleet
• Missing 86-year-old Inglewood man has been found
• Refinery test to close Crenshaw Blvd. in Torrance Tuesday morning
• American Eagle terminal at LAX to undergo $20M renovation
• No outside groups apply to run area LAUSD schools up for bid
• Villaraigosa nominates Hollister to replace Zifkin on airport commission
• Teen shot to death Sunday in Wilmington
• Trees near Mira Costa High come down
• ASK THE LAWYER: Do we own the moon and its potential resources?
• Cleanup at Carson's Carousel housing tract still stalled after 2 years
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• The day after: Extent of Paseo del Mar landslide shocks onlookers
• UC officers are put on leave after pepper-spraying
• Principal removal stirs fury
• LAUSD set to go into ad biz
• The Freshman: Dorm friends ensure a bad day in NYC is bearable
• Part of Paseo del Mar slides into sea
• Sticking it out together
• Peninsula room with a disputed view
• Rancho Palos Verdes church set to break ground for sanctuary
• MLS Cup in Carson is as big for soccer as it is for Galaxy
• Various faiths will join in South Bay peace event
• Manhattan Beach fends off ex-employee suits
• Auto show wheels into L.A.
• Hahn asks for review of Customs and Border Protection staffing issues
• LAX expects jumps in Thanksgiving holiday passenger traffic
• Villaraigosa discusses port, LAX modernization efforts at mayors summit
• Philippine Airlines flight aborts takeoff, blows tires at LAX
• Harbor employees, Catalina Express, Breeze readers raise funds for ill gardener
• Rapper Lupe Fiasco detained, released at LAX after luggage search
• 86-year-old Inglewood man suffering from dementia is missing
• Spirit of Chinese classes celebrated at Manhattan Beach Middle School
• Garcetti begins transferring L.A. Council leadership to Wesson
• Police: Pop culture's glorification of graffiti makes eradication difficult
• L.A. Galaxy donates newly remodeled library to Carson school
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• RENEE MOILANEN: The road to being the happiest woman in America is wide open
• 2 men trapped in San Pedro storage tank rescued
• Protestor arrested in CSU demonstration charged with assault on a peace officer
• Detective says Robert Wagner not a suspect in Natalie Wood's death
• Boeing 747 aborts LAX-to-Guam flight, blows tires
• Bonnie Pointer of the Pointer Sisters arrested on drug charge
• Things To Do This Weekend
• Record number expected at HomeWalk ... thanks to Kobe
• Garcetti plans to resign Jan. 2 as L.A. Council president
• 3-day food drive to begin at Angel Stadium
• 3 arrested in apparent drug-overdose death of prep football star Griffen Kramer
• Events surround MLS title game
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Hermosa Beach to be home for beach volleyball hall of fame
• Feds launch civil rights probe into rejection of Lomita mosque expansion
• Inglewood youth advocacy program receives federal grant
• Ballona Wetlands nature walk planned
• Beach cities restaurants sign on with Vitality City intiative
• South Bay companies to take part in United Way HomeWalk
• Harbor commissioners approve new water inlet at port
• 3 women arrested at Roadium on suspicion of selling counterfeit makeup
• Movement continues to cause concern at Paseo del Mar landslide
• Staff shortage causing long waits at LAX customs
• Faculty members converge for 1-day strike at CSUDH
• Truck drivers group conducting letter-writing campaign for troops
• South Bay / Harbor Area Restaurant Closures
• South Bay checkpoints
• SoCal gas prices fall for 7th straight day
• Smucker recalls jars of chunky peanut butter over salmonella fears
• South Bay Pet of the Week
• Faculty plans 1-day strike today at CSUDH
• Time for UCLA to fire Neuheisel and move on
• Train, truck collide, shutting down Santa Fe Avenue
• Man overcome by fumes at SoCal paint company dies
• Violence flares as CSU trustees approve 9% tuition increase
• New Porsche 'Experience Center' planned on site of Carson golf course
• Redondo Beach cuts Beach Cities Transit bus route to Torrance
• 96-year-old man pleads not guilty in killing of 80-year-old wife
• Redondo Beach nixes AES power plant subcommittee proposal
• Redondo Beach approves ban on new massage parlors, acupuncturists
• Manhattan Beach endorses South Bay Bicycle Master Plan
• L.A. council extends tax holiday for new business
• Palos Verdes school board shuts down movement for football stadium lights
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Family of Wilmington father pleads for information on his killer
• Man who grabbed girl near L.A. school hunted
• Suspect sought in Inglewood sexual assault
• Barnes & Noble sponsors 'My Favorite Teacher' contest
• Manhattan Beach plans to move 6-man volleyball tournament to midweek
• CSU OKs 9% fee hike
• CSU trustees to meet in Long Beach today over 9% tuition hike
• PHOTOS: L.A. Auto Show spotlights cars with power, luxury
• Villaraigosa wants to build 50 new pocket parks around city
• 'Wizard of Oz' Munchkin Karl Slover dies at 93
• Young cancer patients hug an Angel
• Manhattan Beach police officers file dual $10M claims over off-duty crash
• SoCal man who set himself on fire is critical
• Thanksgiving help at your fingertips
• Aerospace firm's donation keeps Torrance's Rose Parade float alive
• DWP begins push for new $5 monthly rate increase
• LAPD: Occupy L.A. may be moved, but won't be shut down immediately
• Latest Farmers Field rendering shows new roof design
• Redondo Beach files $200,000 lawsuit against CLO for unpaid rent
• Supervisors demand changes to Gov. Brown's prison realignment plan
• 3 candidates have announced for new 66th Assembly District seat
• Plans to install LAX runway stoplights stalled by lack of funds
• Free senior health screenings to be offered at Gardena event
• Suspect arrested in break-in at tented Manhattan Beach home
• Developers break ground for new hotel at Campus El Segundo
• County moves Marina del Rey dredging plans forward
• Port of L.A. sets record for exports shipped overseas in October
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Hawthorne agency gets federal grant to offer services to laid-off workers
• Port of L.A.'s proposed rail yard raising hackles of residents
• Torrance's Tyrone Taylor signs to play at Cal State Fullerton
• Home sales jump 6.6% in October
• UPDATED: Chase leads to 2 arrests in Culver City
• L.A. fire captain charged with attempted drug possession
• SoCal roads top fuel-waste list
• Redondo Beach lottery ticket worth $191,000 is claimed
• Mayor's street repair plan scrutinized by council members
• 350-pound SoCal man tries to rob cake shop, but fails to secure the dough
• El Camino football team is off to National Bowl
• Kemp close to signing huge contract as Dodgers dedicate new area ball park
• Council members voice misgivings over Villaraigosa's street repair plan
• LAWA working on proposal to develop land north of LAX
• First month of prison realignment program has been problematic
• Peninsula High grad fights for clean water in Malawi
• Occupy L.A. gives new life to L.A. council's 'responsible banking' ordinance
• Torrance resident to hold garage sale before move to Uganda
• Carson to hold meeting on Carson Street improvements
• South Bay Credit Unions to serve as Cheer for Children toy drop-off sites
• Hermosa Beach launches redesigned website
• CSU tuition to rise $498 per student in 2012-13 if state doesn't supply $138 million, say trustees
• Paseo del Mar land movement now officially a landslide
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• ASK THE LAWYER: Employee may have grounds for retaliation claim
• CityTarget to open Westwood store, projecting 200 new jobs
• LAX forecast to be nation's busiest airport during Thanksgiving
• Construction begins on Mira Costa renovation project
• Food truck event to benefit Torrance High prom
• ECC Veterans Center opens Tuesday
• El Segundo moms raise money for schools
• SP charter school adds new classrooms
• El Segundo Unified joins AP Honor Roll
• Dark skies law would cut light in rural areas
• City leaders tout group
• Drug aids cardiac patient recovery
• Europe's turmoil is being felt in the U.S.
• The Freshman: Alcohol fuels uneasy dorm night
• Monti to lead Italy in crisis
• Andrew Ferrara seeks answers in Afghanistan
• Beverly Hills tries to stop subway under school
• Torrance synagogue moving to church
• Brown Act allegation prompts new vote on Peninsula stadium lights
• Nature preserve takes hit in San Pedro
• LAUSD school menu gets unhealthy dose of skepticism
• CSUDH group looks to counter lagging male higher education success rate
• Longtime Hermosa Beach treasurer John Workman dies at 73
• Torrance district files cross-complaint against North High student in stove explosion
• Harbor Department employees rally around ill co-worker
• CORRECTION: People of Distinction awards banquet
• Westchester Democratic Club to hold food drive
• Environmental groups to hold forum on new marine protected areas
• Overnight rain expected to last into Saturday
• 11-11-11 baby shares mother's birthday
• Developer to build industrial park on Ball Mfg. property in Torrance
• Torrance Memorial physicians to speak on lung cancer
• Palos Verdes Gem and Mineral Society to offer program on petrified wood
• Torrance librarian to offer tips on home research at historical society meeting
• Megan's Law site updates
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• MELISSA HECKSCHER: Learning to step outside your bubble
• Honoring 12 local People of Distinction
• Prep Football Action in Photos
• Thieves steal power tools, mower from Madrona Marsh in Torrance
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• Man dies in fiery crash near UCLA
• L.A. fire captain arrested for allegedly trying to buy heroin
• Man wounded in gang-related Venice park shooting
• West Nile Virus found in 2 chickens in Inglewood
• Report: County jails are running out of room
• Torrance's Robinson Helicopter marks delivery of 10,000th chopper
• Police search for suspect in Elysian Park sexual assault
• Recycling collection set for San Pedro High
• State legislators Lieu, Butler receive award from veterans council
• Veterans Day ceremony to be held in Manhattan Beach
• Hermosa Beach to salute wartime vets during ceremony
• Police arrest 2, recover bikes stolen in beach cities thefts
• Hawthorne Mayor Guidi's trial in alleged mixer theft set for Dec. 13
• El Camino reaches tentative agreement with classified union
• State appeals court rules in favor of Playa Vista in dispute
• Wilmington VFW post welcomes first women vet to honor guard
• Torrance vet fights to keep research into Gulf War Illness alive
• South Bay / Harbor Area Restaurant Closures
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• 2 separate arrests at LAX net <br>120 pounds of pot, gun and ammo
• Court rules in favor of Playa Vista, L.A. in disputed development
• South Bay Pet of the Week
• Lawndale honors Afghan war soldier
• El Segundo police seek 3 tunnel burglars in $61,000 theft
• New Jersey man missing in Westchester
• Habitat helps veterans through Homes for Heroes program
• Veterans Day holiday closures
• Furutani, Buscaino pledge a positive campaign in 15th District runoff
• <FONT color="darkred">REWARD:</font> $50,000 offered in Wilmington man's death
• Daily Breeze Top 10 Rankings
• Attorney convicted in Torrance gropings charged with exposure on plane
• AES reveals plan to rebuild its Redondo Beach power plant
• ASK THE LAWYER: Can everything, including body parts, be insured?
• Halloween at Wilson Park
• Fans and businesses who cater to them hurt by NBA lockout
• County Probation Department misses deadline to improve juvenile camps
• Seniors, health workers stage protest rally against adult day care cuts
• Rancho Palos Verdes, Conservancy set to finalize contract for preserve
• Civil rights coalition calls on LAUSD to act quickly on proposed reforms
• Former Hawthorne councilwoman Ginny Lambert dies at 79
• CORRECTIONS: Toberman Neighborhood Center, John Olguin
• Boy Scouts to honor two Palos Verdes Estates men
• Villaraigosa launches export council
• Torrance soldier killed in autobahn accident in Germany
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• LAX to name new head of homeland security
• Santa Ana winds predicted for Southern California area
• Manhattan Beach man battles city over yucca trees
• Deputies investigating fatal shooting with off-duty police officer
• UPDATED: Man who died after running Rock 'n' Roll marathon ID'd
• ECC transfer center to hold information conference Friday
• LMU student to split $45K scholarship
• Lawndale High student rewarded for perfect attendance
• RPV school holds Red Ribbon Week campaign
• Carson High garden to get a makeover
• Local science magnet school plans college fair
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• MB school district will get energy award
• Motorcyclist shot near Harbor Gateway
• Harbor-UCLA fails federal inspection, reports show
• Dentists collecting extra Halloween candy for troops
• Japanese-American veterans to receive Congressional Gold Medal
• McOsker touts union support in 15th District race
• How to dispose of unwanted, unused medication
• Fire danger warning extended
• City Hall key issue in RPV race
• Carson residents set to get drug discounts
• El Camino faculty threatens to strike
• A bittersweet harvest at Torrance airport
• Boy Scouts officials hid molestations
• Protesters target San Pedro gas facility
• Motorcycle rider killed in 405 crash that blocked Friday night traffic
• Woman critically injured in San Pedro crash
• 2 challengers face 2 incumbents in Hermosa Beach council race
• Hospital's program rehabilitates elderly, disabled drivers
• City redistricting panels reaching out to public for input
• Skechers Pier-to-Pier Walk to raise funds for schools
• MTA receives federal grants for clean-fuel buses, new station
• Lack of quorum forces cancellation of L.A. City Council meeting
• Man charged with stabbing murder of girlfriend in Beverly Hills
• LAWA police officers honored for aiding cardiac arrest victims
• LAWA police chief to step down in January
• Five arrested in connection with SWAT weapons theft
• First Presbyterian Church in San Pedro undergoes 'renaissance'
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• MELISSA HECKSCHER: The challenges - and joys - of raising a 'spirited' child
• Parolee arrested as suspect in El Segundo home burglaries
• Porsche stolen 23 years ago found
• Furutani has largest war chest in 15th District race
• Daily Breeze Top 10 Prep Football Rankings
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• Wanted ex-con arrested after 100 mph chase through South Bay
• UPDATE: SWAT storms Wilmington apartment to end standoff
• Insanity plea rejected, teacher gets 4 years for having sex with 5 boys
• Fire destroys Carson housing complex, damages mobile homes
• Palos Verdes Peninsula area marked as protected habitat for black abalone
• Doeh makes past Beverly real estate deal gone bad an issue
• Beverly, Doeh vie for El Camino College board seat
• CORRECTIONS: Redondo Union drug-sniffing dogs, People of Distinction
• Providence Little Company in San Pedro to hold free flu shot clinic
• Vote-by-mail ballots in 15th District election due Tuesday
• Interfaith group to hold panel discussion in Palos Verdes Estates
• Congressional panel discusses Berman's copter noise bill
• Truck drivers picket port company Toll Group
• Hawthorne chief offers thanks for help
• USS Iowa towed to Northern California dock for restoration work
• Confidence of county business owners in economic recovery dwindles
• South Bay / Harbor Area Restaurant Closures
• Manhattan Beach Toyota dealer's haunted house to benefit AYSO
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Fire crews put out brusher near Pacific Palisades
• Halloween events and activities
• USS Iowa ready to be towed
• Police arrest LB man for allegedly exposing himself on Torrance bus
• College student reportedly jumped to his death in Malibu
• Suspected DUI smashes into wall, lands in pool
• South Bay Pet of the Week
• Woman reportedly stabs boyfriend over Monopoly game, goes straight to jail
• <FONT color="darkred">SCAM ALERT:</font> 'Firefighter' home inspections are frauds
• SoCal man, 24, held in killings at his home
• Report: Weight-loss surgery on the rise in state and South Bay
• Hermosa Beach passes restrictive ban on smoking in public places
• School board approves drug-sniffing dogs at Redondo Union High
• New public employee pension reform panel meets in Carson
• Hermosa Beach moves forward with polystyrene food packaging ban
• Rolling Hills Estates approves new municipal stables managers
• Port of L.A. joins new bipartisan caucus
• Hermosa Beach approves bike lane proposal
• Airline passenger traffic increases at LAX in September
• Technology retooling at El Segundo power plant to affect bike path
• L.A. council's Arizona boycott stays in effect
• Only minor changes in new supervisorial district boundaries
• Heal the Bay's new app offers beach water quality grades
• Prescription drug disposal set for various South Bay locations
• 5 inmates convicted in beating death of man they thought was child molester
• Man killed in Torrance traffic accident
• Man apparently jumps to his death at Malibu Creek
• 2nd annual L.A. Student Media Festival seeks films
• L.A. expands fraud hotline to 150 languages
• LAPD pursuit of parolee ends in San Pedro
• 4 Redondo Beach bar patrons ambushed, stabbed walking to cars
• UPDATED: Man arrested after couple found dead
• SUPER COUPONING TIPS: Is buying in bulk uncool?
• 2 squad cars collide responding to false alarm
• 2 men shot waiting bus stop near Compton
• Seal Beach and neighboring hair stylists to hold 'Cut-A-Thon' fundraiser Sunday
• Mexican fishing boat with fuel cans washes up in RPV
• Supervisors approve Powers as new Probation Department chief
• County health leaders agree to reform indigent care payment program
• Great white shark caught off Marina del Rey in August returned to sea
• Magazine ranks LMU third-best college in state on value for money
• L.A. city officials to ask for consultant to analyze Paseo del Mar slide
• Police investigate shooting of two people in Hawthorne
• LAUSD adopts plan to start 2012 school year 3 weeks earlier
• Former Lawndale council member Rhodes dies at 76
• Supervisors may make First 5 LA a county agency after audit warning
• Pension board lowers investment projections at Villaraigosa's urging
• Supervisors delay vote on Del Aire development on Wild Goose site
• Fish and Wildlife Service keeps gnatcatcher on 'threatened' list
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Burglars target coin-operated machines in Palms
• Beach cities businesses found in compliance with alcohol laws
• Young South Bay musicians win honors
• South Bay Yellow Cab supporting Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• First leg of USS Iowa's journey to San Pedro to begin Thursday
• Hollywood Bowl tickets going up in price
• Doctor charged in sexual assault of third woman
• Historic church on the move
• LAPD sergeant arrested Sunday on paid leave
• Mexican fishing boat with fuel cans washes up on RPV beach
• Report: MLB says McCourt looted <br>$190 million from Dodgers
• Tutor pleads no contest to molesting 13-year-old girl
• Supervisors OK new probation chief ... with a hefty raise
• 5 candidates vie for 2 Centinela Valley school board seats
• Work resumes at Paseo del Mar sinkhole site; new fissures seen
• Feds ask judge to reject Beresford-Redman's petition
• Local impact of new federal mortgage relief plan remains unclear
• Opening statements heard in case of 4 more victims charged to serial murderer
• City may buy vacant Caltrans-owned lot in Hawthorne
• CLARIFICATION: Offshore chemical dumping
• CORRECTION: Del Aire development
• Airport police confiscate loaded handgun found in LAX baggage
• Hermosa Beach to discuss ways to limit polystyrene food containers
• Two L.A. men arrested as suspects in Hawthorne burglary
• Mattel: World's biggest toymaker just got bigger
• Rolling Hills Estates to consider privatizing its municipal stables
• Closures set for San Diego (405) Freeway in Sepulveda Pass area
• Breakfast is served at Wilmington elementary school
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• Attorneys representing alleged Seal Beach gunman want off the case
• <FONT color="darkred">OBAMAJAM:</font> President's rush-hour trip to L.A. to close streets
• BPA in pregnant women might affect kids' behavior
• TAKE THE KIDS: Halloween carnival, exercise and play, scavenger hunt
• Fatal collision mars Love Ride
• Scary film doesn't frighten away audiences
• Halloween party celebrates student artwork in Redondo
• Alcoa offers scholarships to CSUDH students
• Laws spur new construction in South Bay
• Rare Goodyear blimp rides lift spirits
• School Notebook
• Questions seem to be at the core of learning
• Homes to cover strip club
• Harbor holiday parade organizers seek boats
• People of Distinction
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• Focus of ocean cleanup off Peninsula turns to fish habitat
• California keeps exotic animal owners on tight leash
• County supervisor wants doctor pay program altered
• Two L.A. council candidates critical of system
• Redondo Beach man charged in theft from Rancho Palos Verdes mausoleum
• L.A. candidate forum spirited
• Redondo Beach man arrested in theft from RPV mausoleum
• Bus shelters
• Carson extends temporary sign limit to help small businesses
• Palos Verdes Directory photo contest deadline Oct. 31
• Simon's closure in San Pedro disrupts wedding plans
• Torrance man settles federal suit against Torrance police for $120,000
• Neighborhood council members to quiz 15th District candidates at forum
• L.A. councilman calls for end to city's Arizona boycott
• RENEE MOILANEN: Overcoming craftophobia with help from an expert
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• Police subude defiant Hawthorne man with bean bag round
• L.A. council increases fees on more than 50 city permits
• MTA warns drivers to expect delays near Seplulveda in Westwood
• Monday is voter registration deadline for Nov. 8 election
• Garcia appointed executive editor of Daily Breeze, Press-Telegram
• Running back Stafon Johnson assumed risk weightlifting, say USC attorneys
• UPDATED: Take Lindsay Lohan's photo, get fired
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• Occupy L.A. organizers denounce anti-Semitic protester
• Federal grant will keep Inglewood from laying off 8 officers
• Judges dismisses latest Bratz lawsuit against Mattel
• 6 hurt, 2 critically in head-on PCH crash
• Man accused of stalking Paris Hilton ordered to mental hospital
• 2 men arrested in $1.7 million Inglewood meth bust
• 12-year-old app creator to speak
• Officials plans to limit amount of guns held by animal control officers
• Dear stresses business in Carson State of the City address
• County selects probation chief to replace Blevins
• Brimmer, Chambliss look to bring a fresh voice to 15th District
• Port to build kennel for drug-sniffing dogs
• Westchester's Halloween Town Fair set for Saturday
• Harbor commissioners extend PortTechLA director's contract
• Sheriff's deputy charged with molesting 15-year-old girl
• Torrance man says he killed roommate after being forced to have sex for rent
• Former LAPD spokeswoman named head of media relations at LAX
• LAUSD police adopt more moderate truancy policy
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• South Bay / Harbor Area Restaurant Closures
• 10 players quit Sylmar High football team
• Lindsay Lohan shows up late for community service, turned away
• Barricaded Del Rey man threatening suicide taken into custody by SWAT
• Angelenos set to 'drop and cover' in quake drill
• LAUSD fires teacher who said Jews should be run out of the U.S.
• Inglewood police interrupt robbery, talk suspect out of killing himself
• SoCal man facing charges he exposed himself to girls
• SWAT officer's crash shuts down 3 westbound lanes on 105 Fwy
• Boo! Can you scare us?
• Lomita lays off lone railroad museum employee - the director
• L.A. considers shifting sidewalk repair responsibility to property owners
• Jury rejects lawsuit in deadly attack on African tour
• Torrance council member Rhilinger will not run in 2012
• Manhattan Beach looks to up Sand Dune Park reservation numbers
• L.A. city sewer bills will rise more than 75% in next decade to fund upgrades
• Assemblywoman Butler to hold small businesses town hall meeting
• Redondo Beach moves ahead with waterfront revitalization measures
• Manhattan Beach considers ordinance regulating tattoo parlors
• Rep. Hahn gives first State of the Region address
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Rancho Palos Verdes recognizes new city employee union
• Manhattan Beach places restrictions on RV parking
• Man who harassed ex-girlfriend on Facebook convicted under new law
• Lindsay Lohan taken into custody
• LAUSD teachers speak out
• Volunteers needed for Lomita Care, Words on Wheels, Grand Vision
• Actress sues Amazon.com for posting age on film site
• West High ceremony to honor coach Petersen
• UPDATED: Vandals spray-paint swastikas in West L.A.
• County public works department launches street repair app
• Supervisors ask for review of General Relief program
• Health officials report first flu cases, urge residents to get shots
• Authorities stop work on Paseo del Mar storm drain in San Pedro
• Unruly passenger forces unscheduled plane landing in Amarillo
• Pedestrian struck and killed in Harbor City ID'd as Oakland man
• Man shot to death in Wilmington
• Supervisors vote to cut payments to doctors providing indigent care
• Final arguments heard in African tour shooting case
• L.A. council asks for measure requiring reporting of fraud, abuses
• Donated chairs needed for upcoming free Redondo Beach seminars
• Rape suspect tracked when victim leaves cellphone in car
• Hawthorne pimp pleads no contest, gets 27 years in prison
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Airport officials conducting passenger survey for Westwood FlyAway bus
• Rolling Hills Estates hurricane donations solicitor arrested in Tahoe
• LAPD Harbor schedules property viewing
• 'There are cars in front of me and I can't stop!'
• Starbucks is going blonde
• County OKs citizens commission for jail reforms
• Schedules of Seal Beach salon shooting victims' funerals
• OC deputy charged with DUI while off duty
• Former youth pastor gets 4 years in sex case
• L.A. County foreclosures drop by 11.3% in 3Q
• Manhunt on for 5 men who stole $350K in watches
• Chilling 911 calls document Seal Beach hair salon massacre
• L.A. homeowners face a significant sewer fee increase if council approves plan
• Hawthorne's middle schools given focused educational themes
• Inglewood man identified as victim in Crenshaw district shooting
• Loss of adult day care funding causes anger, confusion at Carson meeting
• Historic San Pedro church set for final move to Green Hills
• Villaraigosa deputy Cordero to take new job with LAX
• LAPD hunts for San Pedro shooting suspect
• Court sides with Manhattan Beach on restaurant renovation
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• Reports show overpayment, fraud at L.A. Community College District
• Port of L.A. High finalizes ownership of its campus
• Nurses credentialing group gets noisy greeting at Torrance Memorial
• The Daily Breeze People of Distinction awards for 2011
• Cache of LAPD machine guns, handguns stolen from secure facility
• Friends of slain woman to hold vigil outside Lomita restaurant
• <FONT color="darkred">BREAKING NEWS: </font>Son of former LAFD chief arrested on bribery, smuggling charges at LAX
• McCourts settle costly divorce: Jamie gets $130M, Frank gets Dodgers
• 'Hannah Montana' actor arrested on suspicion of DUI
• SoCal teacher arrested on student sex charges
• Westchester parish set to hold fall carnival
• Concert to show off Mira Costa's music program
• 3 PenHi students receive writing award
• State Farm helps fund Wilmington after-school program
• PenHi students earns top young scientist honor
• Redondo foundation gets $300K grant to prepare students for college
• SoCal gas prices climb for 10th straight day
• Teachers to join L.A. protesters
• Peninsula voters asked to toss school levies' time limit
• School Notebook
• Cancer Support Community bonds and has a few laughs
• College provides unexpected money lessons
• Redondo library e-book collection now Kindle-ready
• Alleged Seal Beach shooter was filled with anger
• Seal Beach residents won't forget their roots
• Torrance council to consider proposed ethics code revisions
• South Bay grows a school in Uganda
• 9 jockey for 2 Hawthorne City Council seats
• Three candidates want to get ideas heard
• Torrance's Pueblo Park offers free afternoon program
• U.S. Postal Service district offices
• JOHN BOGERT: Open-carry backers exercise right to scare
• Three line up for Mayor Guidi's office in Hawthorne race
• Delgadillo named CEO of L.A. County Medical Association
• Biography of Olguin to be available at Cabrillo Marine Aquarium fair
• Rep. Waters plans House jobs speech using comments from social networks
• Services set for Redondo Beach woman killed in crash near Bakersfield
• MELISSA HECKSCHER: Should smoking be banned outside as well as indoors?
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• Supervisor Molina proposes restrictions on deputies guarding inmates
• New iPhone 4S hits South Bay retail stores
• L.A. council measure favors local businesses in contract bids
• L.A. green building upgrades to include funds from feds, Clinton initiative
• Murder charges filed against suspected Seal Beach salon shooter
• Daily Breeze Top 10 Rankings
• Buyers camp out as new Apple iPhone goes on sale
• Report: `Code of silence' among L.A. jail guards
• Teen dies after breaking leg at football practice
• `Senseless waste' is overwhelming in Seal Beach shooting
• Seal Beach salon killings leave residents in shock
• Report: Air traffic controller errors rising sharply
• Dream Act could affect hundreds of students at South Bay colleges
• State's Dream Act doesn't help students near graduation
• Police release names of victims in Seal Beach hair salon killings
• Victim who lost baby testifies in African tour shooting case
• Occupy LA protest not working wonders for City Hall lawn
• Memorial to honor Lomita pilot who died at 100
• CORRECTION: Friday Morning Club event
• LAUSD nutritional services head wins health award
• Chevron refinery open house to celebrate 100 years in El Segundo
• Meeting set on closure of Del Amo Fashion Center post office
• Annual Great Shakeout quake drill set for Saturday
• San Pedro Pirates to wear pink
• Cooling trend predicted for tomorrow after heat
• South Bay / Harbor Area Restaurant Closures
• Home sales in L.A. County increase nearly 2%, prices drop 8%
• Shooting memorials planned in Seal Beach
• Alleged Seal Beach killer's actions mystify friends
• 8 killed in Seal Beach shooting
• Friends, strangers flock to scene of Seal Beach shooting
• As shock spreads, mourners gather in Seal Beach
• Woman claims she was sexually abused in hospital
• Former `Idol' contestant raises awareness about ulcerative colitis after hospitalization
• Sinkhole extent is unknown
• Dog obedience classes begin in Lomita
• JOHN BOGERT: Zombie photo spurs spooky responses
• Temperature hits 93 degrees in Torrance
• Convicted rapist who defended himself asks for lawyer, delays sentencing
• Council votes to support Occupy L.A.
• Stricken ship begins to crack
• Arrest, charges filed in Hollywood hacking probe
• UPDATED: Caregivers at USC med center launch 24-hour strike
• BlackBerry outages spread to North America
• Lawndale students go to cow college
• Ex-teen idol Leif Garrett ends rehab, heroin charge dropped
• LB officer shoots pit bull after being attacked
• Inmate headed for Torrance court captured after escape attempt
• Whew! It's going to be a hot one
• Old Breeze building coming down
• L.A. looks to clamp down on tax collection from parking lot owners
• LAUSD to overhaul teaching methods for black students, English learners
• Jury selection begins in Denver disc jockey murder case
• Judge may dismiss MGA's antitrust lawsuit against Mattel
• Supervisors vote to add jobs to handle influx of state parolees
• Plan presented for new L.A. Central Jail, new women's jail
• Three candidates vie for two Lomita City Council seats
• Man describes events leading to pregnant wife's shooting on African tour
• San Pedro Chamber to host talk with LAUSD Superintendent Deasy
• Supervisors vote to expand improvements to Ballona Creek trail
• City and county engineers to attend Paseo del Mar landslide meeting
• Mattress store's sale to benefit Make-a-Wish Foundation
• Two District 15 candidates to speak at San Pedro Rotary meeting
• Developer to meet again with Old Torrance residents over condo plan
• Giants fan Stow leaves hospital, moved to rehab center
• SoCal gas prices begin to rise
• UPDATED: 1 killed, 2 wounded in apparent gang-related L.A. shooting
• Tips to keep pets safe in hot weather
• Pre-orders of iPhone 4S break record
• El Segundo: Cycling couple to share adventures
• L.A.'s Catholic leader to speak at LMU today
• Torrance: Part of Del Amo Blvd. to close for work
• Thieves steal Torrance Little League's lawnmower
• Sportswalk enshrines new members
• SoCal man apparently strangles girlfriend, hangs himself
• Torrance boy's fun apparel has a message
• Brown clears his desk
• Governor signs ban on openly carrying handguns
• Brown OKs bill halting some car impounds
• Feds to announce findings on LAUSD
• Mattel goes back to court in lawsuit over Bratz dolls
• Hawthorne budget finally arrives
• Peninsula school board race is short on rancor
• ACLU scoffs at Baca jail-probe plan
• New Hank Williams Jr. song lashes out at ESPN, 'Fox & Friends'
• Woman allegedly stabs man on Inglewood bus
• State bans open handgun carry
• El Segundo teen crashes during pursuit reaching speeds of 100 mph
• 7 chosen for 2012 Tournament of Roses Royal Court
• SoCal officer kills 2 pit bulls mauling man, 67
• Inmates dial in phone scam
• $6.1M in grants go to Long Beach Airport
• Candidate forums scheduled
• 710 Fwy at 105 Fwy North shut down Monday
• CSUDH will host Tri-Carson running event
• Torrance teacher wins national award
• 2 Hawthorne students win academic honors
• West High to rename stadium for Fred Petersen
• Torrance foundation seeks youths for advisory council
• Sheriff vows to address county jail woes
• Loss of Hawthorne brothers mourned
• Legendary baker family comes to El Segundo
• School Notebook
• L.A. parents unite to ensure children's welfare
• Campus killing renews call for LAUSD program
• Columbus Day closures
• Panera Bread begins breast cancer fundraiser
• Quake jolts ocean floor near Los Angeles
• Torrance man dies in stabbing during fight
• Tank leak leads to fire at Wilmington refinery
• Korean Air will start flying A380s at LAX
• Long Beach airspace limits scaled back
• Candidates share ideas for El Segundo schools
• Supervisors to weigh plans for new MLK hospital
• 6 to be inducted into San Pedro Sportswalk
• Federal crackdown on pot dispensaries begins
• State to offer amnesty on unpaid traffic citations in 2012
• LAFD chief apologizes for old photo of him with bikini-clad woman on firetruck
• Brown signs bill banning possession and sale of shark fins
• Sunday is Discover Marina del Rey Day
• 5 men arrested for poaching lobsters from the Redondo Beach jetty
• Motorcyclist dies in Wilmington big-rig accident
• 15th Council District candidates take campaign to San Pedro High
• RENEE MOILANEN: Seeing police officers through a set of fresh eyes
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• Former firefighter rescues pilot from crashed boat near Redondo Beach pier
• Paseo del Mar section now closed to foot traffic and bicycles as well
• Torrance seeks centenarians
• Torrance-South Bay YMCA adds 4 new members to board
• Harbor L.I.T.E.S. volunteers to hold fundraiser benefitting LAPD programs
• Jury finds man guilty of robbing gay men he met through Craigslist
• Car wash burglars sought
• UPDATED: San Pedro woman fatally struck crossing street near Carson
• Man allegedly shoots fiancee over argument about his affair
• SoCal gas prices drop for 26th straight day
• 87-year-old SoCal man gets 26 years for hatchet slaying of wife
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• 'Groundswell' dance set to be performed at Ballona Wetlands music festival
• Analysis: Layoffs at large South Bay companies have increased
• 'SoCal Connected' program to praise Manhattan Beach park space
• Harbor commissioners agree to buy new radio system for port officers
• Kaiser Permanente offers drive-thru flu shot clinic in Torrance for members
• Gov. Brown signs Lieu's jobs boards bill
• Korean Friendship Bell anniversary to be celebrated in San Pedro
• 3 write-in candidates certified for 15th District election
• LAX inspectors seize shipment of drug-making chemicals
• Villaraigosa deputy withdraws from airport commission nomination
• L.A. probation chief Blevins insists he resigned voluntarily
• Former Hennessey's CFO arrested on suspicion of embezzling $1.14M
• Group supporting lights for Peninsula high school football files suit
• 4-year-old boy dies in Compton house fire
• League of Women Voters to celebrate women's suffrage anniversary
• South Bay / Harbor Area Restaurant Closures
• Port will not challenge appeals court ruling on Clean Trucks Program
• Manhattan Beach school aide arrested for alleged sex with student
• It's a soda a day for half of South Bay kids
• iMourn: Global tributes pour in
• L.A. City Council backs Occupy L.A. group
• South Bay Pet of the Week
• Mother of autistic child discovers power of poetry therapy
• Daily Breeze Top 10 Rankings
• Harvard? Oxford? MIT? World's top university goes to Caltech
• Off-duty deputy shoots 2 men allegedly burglarizing his tented home
• Judge begins hearing closings in Beresford-Redman custody case
• Crews work to pump water from sinkhole during rains
• Court rules Long Beach's medical marijuana ordinance violates federal law
• Leuzinger alumni group files suit over razing of campus buildings
• Firefighters in porn shoot won't be prosecuted due to statute of limitations
• 10 candidates take part in 15th District forum
• Historic San Pedro church begins move to Green Hills
• El Segundo employee groups win new labor agreements
• Almost half of all kids in South Bay drink one sweetened beverage per day
• Providence Health to partner with doctors to improve patient care
• Annual Water Harvest Festival to be held in El Segundo
• Television series to shoot scenes at Del Amo Fashion Center
• Peninsula High student killed when car she is riding in hits pole
• Fear of landslide shuts down Paseo del Mar near Western Ave.
• Eco group: Avoid ocean during rain runoff
• 2 OC schools locked down in search for boy with a gun
• Jani Lane, Warrant's frontman, died of alcohol poisoning
• Rancho Palos Verdes settles on name for its beach
• A buyer's guide to the new iPhone 4S
• Storm blows into South Bay
• Suspect arrested in Gardena doughnut shop killing
• UPDATED: Man found dead at 7-story USC parking structure may have jumped
• Autopsy today for L.A. high cheerleader
• Mattel to change way it procures paper, wood products
• Black Eyed Peas pull out of Michael Jackson tribute concert
• On-location filming in L.A. increases more than 15 percent
• Supervisors interviewing to replace county probation officer Blevins
• First phase of Palos Verdes Reservoir upgrade complete
• Appeals court leaves ruling limiting L.A. controller's powers unchanged
• County calls for audit of General Relief program for indigent
• CORRECTION: Redondo Beach land negotiations
• Palos Verdes High School to hold blood drive
• Gov. Brown signs Butler's bill banning BPA from baby products
• Harbor College awarded federal education grant for STEM programs
• South Bay Children's Health Center launches healthy kids program
• 15-day comment period for Peninsula fishing limits begins
• County mental health department to add staff to meet demands of new parolees
• Rancho Palos Verdes woman scheduled to begin sentence for striking bicyclist
• Grizzly that fatally mauled Torrance hiker killed after DNA link to 2nd death
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Harbor Park Golf Course worker honored for life-saving first aid
• Ex-convict gets life in rape-slaying of El Camino Village woman
• ESPN yanks Hank from football
• Suspect held in San Diego freeway shooting spree
• SoCal gas prices fall for 23rd straight day
• NBC's 'Playboy Club' gets the ax after 3 episodes
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• Christian rock concert promoter from Downey pleads to fraud in $1 million Ponzi scheme
• Tips for Fire Prevention Week
• Compton Unified sued over boy's death in gym class
• Redondo Beach district nixes city's plan to use adult school site for housing
• Group protests corporate greed outside L.A. City Hall
• L.A. city seeks funding for its role in parolee realignment plan
• Jet noise levels at LAX have declined since 1992
• Carson to continue discussion on proposed teen center
• Free mental health screenings set for Torrance site
• Two meetings on Beach Cities Transit set for this week
• Kaiser Permanente's Harbor City facility takes part in video competition
• Appeal hearing to be held on remodeling plans for Taco Bell in San Pedro
• Palos Verdes school board candidates to meet at forum
• Airport commissioners award LAX marketing contract to LA Inc.
• Compton man pleads not guilty to smuggling meth in chips bags at LAX
• Gov. Brown signs law rescuing radio network for state's first responders
• Jury awards Westchester man $48.1M in Motrin lawsuit
• Feedback sought on proposed Peck Park skate plaza in San Pedro
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• Popular Hawaii entertainer charged with sexually molesting 2 Carson girls
• Abandoned apartment building burns in Inglewood
• ASK THE LAWYER: Fighting harassment by boyfriend's ex-wife
• <FONT color="darkred">TRAFFIC ALERT:</font> 710 Fwy North at Florence shut down
• Registered sex offender reportedly taped himself raping women
• Authorities trying to confirm if man who died in 200-foot plunge is missing Palms resident
• Security beefed up at L.A. high school after fatal stabbing
• Woman injured in 5-car SM (10) Fwy accident
• Blaze damages 3 Torrance apartments
• Boy pulls out own teeth after Dad delays dentist visit
• Civic Light Opera looks at venue in El Segundo
• Welding prospects are on fire
• Boys & Girls club alumni sought for anniversary
• Guide dog saved man on 9-11
• `Guys and Dolls' Norris winner
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• Burrito chain craving South Bay growth
• Rancho Palos Verdes fatal cliff fall still puzzles
• Marymount sees bigger as better
• San Pedro's Angels Gate Lighthouse rehab to begin
• Printers make a mark at Carson fair
• Schools grapple with social media
• Two die in Gardena crash; driver survives
• My Turn: A Southern transplant finally tackles football
• Girl stabbed in school attack dies
• AES announces plans to rebuild Redondo Beach power plant
• Friends group hopes magic event works fundraising magic
• Woman sues tour firm over shooting death of unborn baby in Africa
• Lawndale middle school students do battle in STEM competition
• Redondo Beach family sponsors Coast Guard pyramid at vets memorial
• L.A. council approves plan requiring more bike racks
• Furutani has largest war chest in 15th District race so far
• MELISSA HECKSCHER: Take your road rage to the Internet
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• Rains expected this weekend show up early on Friday
• Police seek man who approached Wilmington Middle School students
• Girl stabbed, 3 others hurt in SoCal high school fight
• Furutani leads money-raisers for Hahn's council seat
• Workers uncover bones in Torrance
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• Pot patient? ATF says you can't own a gun
• SoCal man shot to death in gun battle with police
• Man shot in Harbor City confrontation
• SoCal man arrested after allegedly exposing himself
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• U.S. Futsal National Team sets up training HQ at Torrance facility
• USC marine biologist to present study of Redondo Beach fish kill
• Fixed-income seniors face displacement from Redondo Beach complex
• Justice system advocates want broader probe into L.A. County jail abuses
• County jails steel themselves for parole realignment starting Saturday
• Manhattan Beach to hold memorial blood drive for teen who died of leukemia
• Marina del Rey residents to call for creation of new park
• Book festival set for Wilmington's Waterfront Park
• Goodwill to open new Manhattan Beach store
• Rancho Palos Verdes consolidates management staff
• Port train line seeks to reduce emissions by retrofitting locomotives
• Last day to appeal relocation of El Segundo post office
• City officials assessing shifting Paseo del Mar land revealed by sinkhole
• Louisiana court upholds former Manhattan Beach sergeant's murder conviction
• Trutanich receives honor from prosecutors association
• St. Francis Episcopal to hold wine event in Palos Verdes Estates
• Kentwood Players to sell vintage clothing at yard sale
• South Bay / Harbor Area Restaurant Closures
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Developer Caruso resigns from Coliseum Commission
• SoCal gas prices drop for 18th straight day
• SoCal Turkish group calls off plans for 'military' parade near Little Armenia
• 'Bless the pets' events set for weekend
• Police use Taser, bean bags on man at San Pedro boat repair shop
• Man pleads guilty in scheme to sell counterfeit Disney pins
• White powder mailed to 'Dancing with the Stars' prompts hazmat scare
• Robber holds knife to 4-year-old to mug mother
• Classes separated by gender gain favor in South Bay schools
• Redondo Beach challenges proposed CLO move to Lawndale arts center
• Baca denies ACLU claims of brutality by deputies in county jails
• Sewer line capped near Paseo del Mar sinkhole as precaution
• L.A. Chamber of Commerce to sign trade agreement with Korean importers
• Judge: Palos Verdes Peninsula school district may not sell vacant lots
• Former Manhattan Beach city attorney submits $1.5M claim
• LAUSD joins lawsuit against state for $2B in funds
• Gardena police deny man's brutality allegations
• Federal agents arrest 35 convicted criminal illegal immigrants
• L.A. city panel calls for phasing out of business gross receipts tax
• Hundreds of South Bay students have yet to get whooping cough vaccination
• Port of L.A. teams with CSULB to develop seawater scrubber
• Safe Surrender program marks 10 years
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Sheriff's deputies, LAPD officers plan charity boxing match
• E. coli scare prompts Tyson to recall ground beef
• 200 convicted criminal aliens arrested in SoCal dragnet
• Lawyer says Jackson's doctor sought CPR machine days before death
• ACLU claims eyewitnesses saw deputies beat inmates
• Poll claims Internet bullying pervasive
• Volunteers needed in the South Bay
• Graduate accused of charging $2,500 to take SATs for others
• Real estate job picture improves, says USC study
• Supervisors approve status quo redistricting map
• Sinkhole problem turns serious
• Guidi trial delayed until Oct. 27
• County leaders call for registry of blighted homes
• Write-in candidate certified for 15th District race
• Police search of CSUN library comes up empty
• Council approves L.A. Zoo admission price increase
• More closures scheduled at Sunset Boulevard Bridge area
• Juror replaced during deliberations in Motrin suit
• Local beaches earn high grades from Heal the Bay
• 88-year-old Palms man who planned bus trip from Hawthorne is missing
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Friends of Madrona Marsh to offer 'Starlight Magic' event
• Governor signs bill to aid proposed NFL stadium from legal challenges
• 3 sisters walking to school seriously hurt when hit by car
• Rash of burglaries plague Palms, Mar Vista areas
• Jury in Jackson trial hears tape of singer slurring words
• Robber killed in attempted Gardena robbery ID'd as Hawthorne man
• Ceremony will mark restoration work at Korean Friendship Bell
• TENSIONS GROW: Baca to meet with U.S. Attorney over FBI probe
• `L Word' actress kicked off flight for kissing girlfriend
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> Hermosa to discuss foam container ban
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> Westchester to discuss McDonald's plans
• 3 Bishop Montgomery students suspected in window smashings
• Gov. Brown meets with county supervisors on parolee issues
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• Rolling Hills Estates to weigh new rules on keeping horses
• 15th District forum canceled; Gardena event scheduled
• Hermosa Beach storm drain system wins third award
• LAX passenger traffic increases during August
• Aid group to distribute emergency medical kits
• Construction at Crenshaw Boulevard and Carson Street to affect traffic
• Rolling Hills Estates man denies pocketing Hurricane Irene donations
• Waters: Not sure who President was targeting with Black Caucus remarks
• Judge refuses to change visitation privileges in Beresford-Redman case
• Jurors begin deliberations in Westchester man's Motrin lawsuit
• ASK THE LAWYER: Daughter wants mom's unmarried elderly partner out of house
• Man pleads not guilty to throwing son overboard
• AEG unveils stadium traffic impact
• Appeals court rules against Port of L.A. on clean trucks limits
• Jennings-Salgado melting pot hits the spot in Hermosa Beach Open
• Fullerton officer pleads not guilty, judge refuses to lower $1M bail
• SoCal gas prices fall for 15th straight day
• UPDATED: Gunfire breaks out after hip-hop concert with Inglewood group
• Gunfire wounds 13-year-old girl in home
• Governor signs bill delaying community college fee hike
• CSUDH: Women's rights advocate speaks on gender justice
• County map plan to get last hearing
• School Briefs
• Better home is sought for old MB newspapers
• Signs of political times fill San Pedro-area streets
• The Freshman: Only three weeks at college, and already I love to hate NY
• Gold's high price leads to brazen necklace robberies
• L.A. City Council race spending is high
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• Hustler Casino bets on sexy look
• Wealth disparity increases in South Bay
• AT&T cellphone users lose their connections
• Grocery workers OK contract
• Richardson debt raises some doubt
• South Bay study will test male birth control pill
• Lennox school tightens anti-cheating rules
• MLB attorneys ask judge to clear way for Dodgers sale
• Rolling Hills Estates man ordered to stop soliciting Hurricane Irene donations
• El Segundo facility tracking satellite headed for Earth
• CORRECTION: Breast cancer lecture
• L.A. county library system addes 10,000 e-books to collection
• LAX improves its Facebook presence
• Fundraising campaign for USS Iowa begins
• Rancho Palos Verdes man pleads no contest to vandalism at gay establishments
• County Health Department stops payments to doctors treating indigent
• LAUSD uses Villaraigosa as example for annual dropout recovery program
• L.A. to try pilot program selling ad space on garbage trucks
• RENEE MOILANEN: Taking another look at stands on animal ethics
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• Award-winning teachers key on innovative techniques
• R&B singer Vesta Williams found dead in El Segundo hotel room
• Robber killed during gunbattle with Gardena meat store owner
• Daily Breeze Top 10 rankings
• Deputy hailed as hero for stopping runaway car
• Things To Do This Weekend
• 22 arrested in Compton gang raids backed up by Gardena police
• Grocery workers to vote today on contract
• Shooting forces lockdown of SoCal high school
• <FONT color="darkred">REWARD:</font> $1,000 offered for John Travolta's stolen Benz
• LAUSD tentatively approves pact that includes grading teachers on test scores
• Job fair for veterans to be held at CSUDH
• Bicycle plan awareness event set for Manhattan Beach
• Planners approve new pizziera for Old Torrance
• Police identify pair killed in Inglewood murder-suicide
• Metro board agrees to negotiate labor pact for upcoming transit projects
• Lobster Festival to bring music, crustaceans to Redondo Beach
• Rancho Palos Verdes likely to receive state grant for San Ramon Canyon work
• LAX electrocution victim was devoted to his family
• Students quilting for a better world
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Light at the Lighthouse Festival set for Point Fermin Park
• Wilmington Drum Barracks to offer Civil War program
• South Bay / Harbor Area Restaurant Closures
• 11 candidates set for Nov. 8 ballot in 15th Council District race
• Culver City pianist charged in child sex case
• Explosion wipes out Torrance mobile home; meth lab suspected
• LAFD investigates allegations fire trucks were used in porn shoots
• Harbor Area/South Bay Pet of the Week
• SoCal gas prices down for 11th straight day
• Councilman criticized for saying he named his dog after Muhammad
• 100 potentially 'killer trees' removed from SoCal street
• L.A. teacher pleads no contest to molesting boy
• Redondo Beach moves to new parking payment system at pier
• Rancho Palos Verdes adopts pension reform plan on split vote
• Kaiser workers walk off jobs as part of statewide strike
• Dear lashes out at those opposing plan to name street after himself in Carson
• El Segundo to hold annual Richmond Street Fair on Saturday
• Sheriff Baca to ramp up education programs for county jail transferees
• Free discount card for prescription drugs available in Carson
• Film company to shoot on Pacific Ave. in San Pedro Thursday
• 3 South Bay cities nominated for most business friendly award
• Manhattan Beach approves new sculptures
• Man who set Catalina-San Pedro diving record under medical care
• Census figures: Carpooling down, solo drivers up
• Old Torrance farmers market will return despite flagging attendance
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• New El Segundo budget relies on salary concessions to fill deficit
• Check your child safety seat at County Harbor-UCLA event
• Report: L.A. is third smoggiest area in U.S.
• Canadian man arrested after police find cocaine in his room
• Redondo Beach man allegedly pulls knife on paramedics aiding injured man
• <FONT color="darkred">THIS JUST IN:</font> Man kills woman, himself in Inglewood optometry office
• 2 Fullerton officers hit with murder, manslaughter charges
• <FONT color="darkred">SCAM ALERT:</font> Phony Kelley Blue Book site used to sell 'buyer protection'
• Miller Children's Hospital cancer center gets $100,000 Hope Grant
• Feds allege Internet's Full Tilt Poker was a global Ponzi scheme
• Armed intruder stabbed to death in SoCal pot house
• RAND STUDY: Open pot dispensaries help reduce crime
• Driver with 15 pounds of gift-wrapped 'pot presents' heads to jail
• Police: Would-be robber ID'd by bright blue eyes
• Lawndale approves dog park
• Teacher at Lawndale elementary school wins state fitness award
• Lawndale council votes to allow tattoo parlors
• Local home prices continue slide in August
• Hoefgen selected as acting recreation director for Redondo Beach
• Reps. Richardson, Waters make watchdog group's 'most corrupt' list
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• CORRECTIONS: Sims Hugo New West, Kitchen Kid class
• 3 charged with Aug. 10 Torrance Lowe's robbery
• Redondo Beach to use federal grant money for buses
• Man killed in parking lot accident at Inglewood market
• Torrance man wins bronze at World Water Ski Racing Championships
• Tapes of 911 calls reveal chaos during Yellowstone grizzly attack
• Private contractor dies after accidental shock in LAX electrical room
• Corner Store to hold soda tasting, sidewalk chalk event in San Pedro
• County wrestling with providing mental health services to released prisoners
• Hermosa Beach teen earns Eagle Scout rank
• Angry driver allegedly runs down pedestrian in Hermosa Beach
• Disney parks to create 'Avatar'-themed lands
• UPDATED: Man killed in car-to-car shooting
• UPDATED: Actor Tom Sizemore free on bail
• Police say father put son's hand in boiling water
• West Hollywood bans sale of fur apparel
• Sinkhole prompts closure of section of Paseo del Mar in San Pedro
• Former gay members of military laud repeal of 'don't ask, don't tell'
• Tea Party campaigns for Constitution education in Redondo schools
• Afghan war casualty comes home
• Lawsuit calls for removal of federal protection of gnatcatcher habitat
• LMU's Neighborhood Advisory Committee to hold first meeting
• Man pleads guilty in 'All Ears Bandit' bank robbery
• Gardena to hold Food, Wine and Cigar Festival
• Trial opens for man accused of robbing online sex ad responders
• L.A. building inspector fined, sentenced in corruption case
• Airport board approves $10M in soundproofing for Lennox schools
• Beresford-Redman files new motion in extradition fight
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• Learning to make your own shofar
• ASK THE LAWYER: Driver questions speeding ticket based on aerial surveillance
• Klunder named Daily Breeze publisher
• Pacific Palisades man gets 1 year in Internet assault case
• Hockey mom faces charges of sex with boys on team
• Netflix separates its DVD-by-mail service, renames it Qwikster
• CSUDH to open office for veterans
• Environmental Charter student turns Ivy Leaguer
• County grant funds school artists in residence programs
• RHE Day School celebrates its 50th anniversary
• SoCal home of fatal crime scene keeps catching fire
• `Modern Family' cleans up
• New RUHS principal has job in her blood
• Grocers, union still at negotiation table
• Repairs to close part of Imperial
• School Briefs
• Torrance store sells a lottery winner
• Torrance event aids Newman camp
• More than 10,000 gather to clean up county beaches
• Harbor women's shelter to open
• Twinkle of hope for successor to Hubble telescope
• Hermosa flute maker finds harmony
• Friends eye Hermosa monument for soldier
• Ship boosts tourist interest in San Pedro
• Grocery strike looms with no signs of agreement
• My Turn: There's a big cloud over this boomer bond
• Grocery talks strained; Ralphs to shut down if strike occurs
• Accused Hawthorne pimp convicted of burglary, acquitted on other charges
• Old Torrance residents assail plan for Dominguez St. homes
• Compost made from King Harbor sardine die-off available
• Cummings receives unanimous approval as new LAFD chief
• Port customs officials send rice back to India after finding Khapra beetle
• State job market struggles; South Bay improves slightly
• Man to attempt record-breaking dive from Catalina to San Pedro
• L.A. councilman wants to ease city's curfew laws aimed at truants
• MELISSA HECKSCHER: Horses provide therapy to those with disabilities
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• Lomita man dies at 61 after releasing his debut album in March
• Man arrested at LAX for allegedly trying to smuggle meth in potato chip bags
• Federal appeals court strikes down Redondo Beach's ban on day laborers
• L.A. County jobless rate hits 12.5%
• South Bay Pet of the Week
• 2 men accused of taking friend's corpse for a night out ... and running up his ATM card
• Signal Hill man held in shooting of USC students
• Things To Do This Weekend
• Ex-Lakers player Crittenton to face murder charge
• Daily Breeze Top 10 Prep Football Rankings
• Colorado farm says Listeria found in cantaloupe
• <FONT color="darkred">PHOTOS:</font> 60,000 angry bees sting 4, shut down SoCal street
• LAUSD decides to start classes 3 weeks earlier in fall 2012
• Kaiser's Harbor City facility named a top-performing hospital
• Toberman CEO Lockhart announces retirement
• West Nile virus found in mosquitoes at South Coast Botanic Garden
• Fare war erupts at LAX over Dallas-Los Angeles flights
• Lennox school-based health center to receive federal funds
• LAPD begins Purple Heart awards
• County lays off 160 juvenile hall workers
• Report: Housing meltdown has caused $80B drop in L.A. home values
• Greuel asks for more power to investigate L.A. city fraud, waste
• Gardena police shoot armed suicidal man at strip mall
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• CAMS named Blue Ribbon School
• Police seek information about 1978 homicide in Carson
• Detectives seek to identify victim in 1977 Carson homicide
• Creation of marine protected areas delayed until Jan. 1
• Bank robber captured in Hawthorne after freeway chase
• San Pedro Elks to host Packages for Patriots drive
• Rolling Hills Estates to celebrate 54th anniversary
• Carson printing museum to host Mayor Jim Dear's Constitution Day
• South Bay / Harbor Area Restaurant Closures
• Old Torrance gas leak fixed after 90 minutes
• Killer bees take down 1,000-pound hog
• Mysterious light over Southwest likely a fireball
• Pat Robertson says Alzheimer's makes divorce OK
• Torrance approves Centennial Plaza project in El Prado Park
• Brain damage victim: 'I'm in here'
• Hawthorne approves rules governing gourmet food trucks
• Rolling Hills Estates selects Houle family to run municipal stables
• Los Angeles to host the 2015 Special Olympics
• CORRECTION: Shade Hotel artist's rendering
• Lieu urges Brown to sign bill banning teens from using tanning beds
• Galaxy food drive Saturday to benefit L.A. Regional Foodbank
• LAX to hold meeting for new VIP volunteer program
• Author to speak on bullying prevention in Westchester
• 2 local housing agencies receive federal grants
• Palos Verdes Estates rejects cyclist's claim following speed cushion accident
• Court refuses to review case of man convicted in Airport officer's death
• Architects share Manhattan Beach library plans with residents
• August exports jump 25%, but overall trade dips at Port of L.A.
• Fish and Game Commission may extend date for coastal fishing limits
• Port's Lobster Festival set to rock San Pedro
• Saturday is Heal the Bay's Coastal Cleanup Day
• <FONT color="darkred">BREAKING NEWS:</font> Police arrest 4 burglary suspects after San Pedro search
• Court won't hear case involving death of teen actress in Inglewood
• FBI investigating `hacked' celebrities
• Home sales pick up in L.A., Orange counties
• Man found stabbed near 710 Freeway dies
• Gardena, Lawndale senior housing share in $5.9M grants
• Man allegedly exposing himself to boys on bus arrested
• L.A. to host 2015 Special Olympics
• Dad accused of throwing 7-year-old son overboard charged with felony
• Carson mayor may get a street in his city named after him
• Flash flood warnings issued for parts of region
• Closing arguments heard in trial of alleged Hawthorne pimp
• Study: Sea level rise could cause substantial damage along coast
• Carson man with memory loss reported missing
• Rosendahl calls for yearlong review of Westwood FlyAway bus route
• Speeches from Palos Verdes Peninsula's 4 mayors set for Sept. 22
• 8 of 14 potential 15th District candidates have qualified
• LAUSD teachers to offer positive gay images as part of anti-bullying program
• PortTechLA Expo to showcase new environmental technology
• L.A. ends red light camera program for good
• County officials prepare for influx when state adult day care funding expires
• L.A. council delays vote on 40% sewer fee increase
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Loyola Maryount ranked fourth-best regional university in U.S. News
• Cabrillo Marine Aquarium seeks adult volunteers
• Search resumes for autistic boy missing in woods
• L.A. kills plan to keep some red light traffic cameras
• Newly born L.A. Zoo tiger cub dies
• UPDATED: Death sentence lifted for SoCal coyote squatters
• Venice man joins tribe on new 'Survivor' show
• Plans for 45-room Shade Hotel clears another hurdle in Redondo Beach
• DEPUTIZED: Bicycle riding safety tips
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> Manhattan Beach to discuss library plans
• 7 candidates qualify, 7 more pending for 15th District council race
• Gardena to consider new 14-unit housing development
• Leuzinger High's new look extends beyond buildings
• Proposed LAUSD early-start calendar delayed indefinitely
• Parents who favored Peninsula High stadium lights move toward lawsuit
• Sen. Wright to host student health fair
• Knabe motion would designate Arts Education Week
• Area landmarks to 'turn blue' for prostate cancer awareness
• Cabrillo Marine Aquarium to train new docents
• Bomb scare locks down Banning High briefly
• L.A. to track building, safety inspectors amid corruption allegations
• Woman gets 12 years in stabbing death of daughter at Ft. MacArthur
• Cori Desmond's killer gets 25 to life
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• Make your nominations for Daily Breeze's People of Distinction
• LAUSD police officer convicted in shooting hoax
• ASK THE LAWYER: Just what constitutes a speed trap?
• No charges against men 'acting suspiciously' on flight from LAX
• Police shoot 2 dogs attacking owner in Long Beach
• L.A. Zoo announces births of tigers, otters ... and dragons
• Vinson found guilty in Melody Ross slaying at Long Beach football game
• SoCal bishop arrested on suspicion of child sex
• UPDATED: Groundbreaking held for Culver City to SM light rail
• Tom Hanks, wife sue insurance agent for alleged fraud
• Case of Marina del Rey's stolen Rembrandt intrigues art world
• Volunteer crews needed to take care of flight museum warbirds
• South Bay cities mark 9-11 with emotional events
• Port security boosted as patrols are added
• Port group oversees new parks
• Poem is reminder of how Americans took a stand on 9-11
• Memories of 9-11
• New restaurant hopes to fill Taverna's shoes in San Pedro
• 10 Years Later Families Share Loss
• Attacks still shape our lives
• His heart resides in the Land of the Free
• Quick acts save teen after crash
• South Bay Marine traces his path from shock to service
• L.A. keeps watch as it reaches out
• A quieter Oktoberfest for Torrance's Alpine Village
• State Senate approves bill fast-tracking L.A. NFL stadium proposal
• L.A. Redistricting Commission begins work on council, school district boundaries
• Teachers struggle with adding 9-11 instruction to classrooms
• Los Angeles remembers at 9-11 ceremony
• Four Peninsula mayors to speak on the state of their cities
• Barbecue to celebrate opening of new Leuzinger High arts and sciences wing
• Benicia Herald: Vallejo has not abandoned its quest for the USS Iowa
• Firefighters on bicycles complete cross-country 9-11 trip
• Study: Restrictions on trainee physician hours will cost $1.3B nationally
• Health officials praise neonatal program at County Harbor-UCLA
• U.S. Army soldier from Lawndale dies in Afghanistan
• Importance of South Bay interfaith activities heightened after 9-11
• Two Gardena men charged with murder in botched jewelry store heist
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• Convicted burglar charged with beating homeless man to death in Lawndale
• Police cite 4 businesses for alcohol sales in Hermosa, Manhattan
• Norwalk tutor arrested for alleged sexual abuse of pupil
• Police cite 4 businesses for alcohol sales in beach cities
• L.A. kicks off weekend of 9-11 memorials
• Transient, 71, found dead on Venice park bench
• Allegedly speeding BMW plows into truck on PCH, 2 hurt
• Parents of dead teen suing Rave company, L.A. Coliseum
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• Mel Gibson reportedly developing film on Judah Maccabee
• Air Force pilot spent 9-11 shepherding Air Force One
• Greuel: Many L.A. city agencies ignore cost-cutting recommendations
• Councilman Eric Garcetti jumps into 2013 L.A. mayoral race
• CORRECTIONS: Black Caucus, Marina Ruggiero, Torrance 9-11 event
• Chivas to honor 9-11 by admitting first responders free to Saturday's game
• Homeless man found dead in Lawndale ruled a homicide
• Teacher spent 9-11 in Torrance classroom , not knowing brother's fate
• Landmark ficus tree felled at former Daily Breeze building
• UPDATED: Westminster man killed in crash in Long Beach channel
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• South Bay / Harbor Area Restaurant Closures
• South Bay Prep Football 2011 Previews
• What's Torrance hero Louis Zamperini done that we haven't? Uh ...
• San Pedro: Soles for Life founder's gesture rewarded
• Torrance: Officers offer classes on policing basics
• South Bay Pet of the Week
• Chaz Bono ignores controversy, focuses on 'Dancing with the Stars'
• SoCal gas prices climb for 21st straight day
• Events commemorate 9-11 anniversary
• San Luis Obispo police taking another look at 1991 slaying
• Civic Light Opera in talks to relocate to Lawndale High arts center
• Family of woman who died 3 days after Lap-Band surgery file lawsuit
• Cummings named permanent LAFD chief
• CORRECTION: Edelbrock Performance
• Manhattan Beach to hold meeting on proposed new library
• DWP: High demand for relaunched solar rebate program
• L.A. Health Care Plan wins award to promote dental health
• Peninsula High construction to shut down due to contractor problems
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area reports not available
• Torrance Memorial fined for leaving bottle inside patient during surgery
• Manhattan Beach names Diaz as new city attorney
• Centinela Valley Historical Society to hold annual fiesta
• Parolee arrested in El Segundo golf shop burglary
• MAKING A DIFFERENCE: Food collection bins, cancer support benefit
• Former Playboy Playmate pleads no contest to shooting husband
• Brian Cummings picked to head L.A. Fire Department
• Racial, ethnic divides surface during supervisors' redistricting hearing
• Gold fever fuels rise in thefts
• Fox Sports apologizes for Pac-12 video at USC
• <FONT color="darkred">SIZZLING:</font> It's 2nd day of 3-day heatwave
• Experts scrutinize AEG's 'carbon neutral' claim for proposed NFL stadium
• Supervisors approve state plan handing over parolee oversight
• Bill banning shark fin sales heads to Gov. Brown's desk
• Petitions for 15th District race due next Monday
• Butler's bill banning BPA from plastic baby bottles passes Legislature
• Body discovered in Lawndale
• Hearing delayed in Hawthorne private investigator impersonation case
• Villaraigosa calls for pressure on Congress to pass transit jobs bill
• Torrance man to take a shot at World Water Ski Racing Championships
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Long Beach: Man reportedly shoots himself in car
• Parolee's arrest ends Downey apartment barricade
• Firefighters offload chemical from leaking Wilmington rail car
• Long Beach Fire captain pleads guilty to DUI, hitting cyclist
• Trial opens for alleged Hawthorne pimp charged with teen prostitution
• <FONT color="darkred">REWARD:</font> $10,000 offered in fatal Inglewood shooting
• Rug store owner charged in 3 sexual assaults
• USS Iowa goes to the Port of L.A.
• Actor Anthony Michael Hall held in dispute with Playa del Rey neighbor
• Iggy Pop breaks foot, cancels Palladium gig
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> Manhattan Beach may hire attorney
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> Lawndale expected to OK dog park
• Fascination grows as Torrance hospital tower rises
• New LAUSD school rewrites the rules
• LABOR DAY
• Ask A Lawyer
• Q: Freeway work
• Torrance surfer killed while surfing off San Onofre
• Beach Boys shrine draws fans, graffiti
• School Notebook
• San Pedro skate park to close for a year
• Freeway crash kills 1, seriously injures Wilmington man
• A `Mysterious' plot twist is coming to Redondo Beach
• First-graders line up for `green' lunch boxes to take to school
• LAX security measures are constantly evolving
• L.A. County Supervisors square off over districts
• Port keeps security in focus
• Beach rescues down, rip tide warnings up
• Da Vinci program blends homeschooling, classroom instruction
• Lawmakers favor AEG stadium
• Larry Flynt speaks at book signing at Hustler Casino in Gardena
• CLARIFICATION: Rancho LPG tanks in San Pedro
• No one injured after sailboat takes on water in San Pedro
• Airplane belching smoke at LAX causes only minor flight delay
• San Pedro window vandalism abates following arrest of suspect
• Villaraigosa leads chorus of mayors calling for feds to spur job creation
• Organizers working to enlist volunteers for Coastal Cleanup Day
• MELISSA HECKSCHER: New arrival answers the why-we-have-kids question for me
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• Tickets on sale for Heroes Night in El Segundo
• Redondo Beach woman completes West Point basic training
• Dancer lands contract with the Oklahoma City Ballet
• Computers stolen from Redondo Union High classroom
• Man tries to fight officer in Redondo Beach
• Things To Do This Weekend
• Car burglary suspect held in Redondo Beach break-in
• Senate: Teens will need permission to use tanning beds
• Freeway chase ends in Torrance
• Sanchez will run for re-election in 38th
• High surf hits beaches
• Goodwill to open new store in Manhattan Beach
• Marina del Rey Hospital opens 2 new surgical suites
• 2 juvenile suspects arrested in El Segundo parking lot robbery
• Boeing's El Segundo satellite division wins $1B Air Force contract
• Critics of butane tanks in San Pedro continue to ask for relocation
• Former charter opponent Duffy to launch his own 'revolutionary' schools
• Final cans roll of the line at Torrance's Ball Corp. plant
• USS Iowa supporter tells harbor commissioners he expects favorable decision
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Greuel says L.A. still faces shortfalls despite severe budget cuts
• 520 lbs. of chemical used for meth, Ecstasy seized at LAX
• 'Guys and Dolls' auditions for children to be held in Hermosa Beach
• Fiesta Hermosa tradition continues on Labor Day Weekend
• South Bay / Harbor Area Restaurant Closures
• L.A. Marathon founder, Chinese investors offer $1.2 billion for Dodgers
• When it comes to driving, L.A. is nation's 2nd worst city
• Great white shark caught off MDR has a new home
• Man's conviction upheld in execution-style RPV slaying of Carson man
• <FONT color="darkred">REWARD:</font> Verizon offers $10,000 over stolen copper cable
• Harbor-UCLA medical chief suspended, reportedly escorted out
• Animo disqualified from receiving API score over cheating allegations
• Area schools show gains on API scores
• Banning High students see the Port of L.A. up close during internships
• Con artists use lottery scam to bilk woman out of $40K in Torrance
• Terminal Island metal shredding firm agrees to settle pollution lawsuit
• El Segundo council agrees on budget-balancing strategy
• Jobs fair following Congressional Black Caucus meeting draws thousands
• County civil service commission clears Torrance social worker
• Villaraigosa calls on business leaders to support reforms
• Manhattan Beach bakery to celebrate 'Cupcake Wars' victory
• County invites employers to child support wage withholding workshop
• Memorial ceremony marks 25th anniversary of Cerritos air disaster
• CORRECTION: Redondo Beach Performing Arts Center
• Ceremony marks 1986 Cerritos plane collision that killed 82
• Mel Gibson ordered to pay ex-girlfriend $750,000
• Volunteers needed: Hawaiian Ave. school, Noah's Bark, Point Vicente
• SoCal woman lied about burglary to hide gambling losses
• Firefighters, divers battle blaze under Coast Guard wharf in San Pedro
• Port gives boost to USS Iowa plan
• 6 rescued after 61-foot fishing boat sinks off Catalina
• Real estate agent charged in scheme
• LAUSD approves changes in Public School Choice plan
• Spelling out LMU's anniversary
• Supervisor Antonovich withdraws challenge to AEG NFL stadium plan
• Incidence of STDs, especially chlamydia, on rise in region
• DWP: Service cuts may be mandatory after rate hikes blocked
• Boxer, Villaraigosa call for solution to impending FAA shutdown
• CORRECTION: Rep. Tom Latham
• Assemblywoman Butler's bill banning BPA in plastic baby products advances
• Hermosa Beach to enact series of environmental measures
• Work on Harbor (110) Freeway lanes to cause some overnight closures
• County health officials report $13M budget surplus for current fiscal year
• <FONT color="darkred">VERDICT:</font> Man found guilty in Hawthorne rape, beating
• Eid holiday marks end of Ramadan fast for Muslim community
• Portion of 405 Freeway near Sunset to close for overnight work
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Palos Verdes chamber expands field for 'King/Queen of the Hill' program
• Police seek man who posed as UPS worker in attempted robbery
• Westchester Scout achieves Eagle rank
• 4 arrested: Facebook fuels college megaparty in Colorado
• 3 missing hikers, including Torrance man, found safe
• Carson QB McMahon: No regrets
• City councilman killed after finding California pot field
• Redondo Beach boots CLO from Performing Arts Center over debt
• Frustration level high on first day of classes at El Camino
• Man acting as own lawyer in rape case insists on self-defense in closing
• Carson sheriff's station commander Abram mum on drug ring story
• Analysis: Public School Choice program failed to spark academic gains
• Supervisors expected to approve Gov. Brown's parole plan, despite misgivings
• LAUSD vote on changes to Public School Choice expected
• County offers designated cooling centers
• Rep. Hahn sets up toll-free number for her Washington, D.C., office
• Gunfire heard in San Pedro is part of television filming
• Roads to be closed near El Segundo NRG plant for tower removal
• Members of Congress pressure Navy secretary on USS Iowa decision
• LAUSD debuts healthy menu items at new Carson-area high school
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• Driver killed when he hit 405 Fwy pillar ID'd
• Man shot to death in Hawthorne ID'd
• ASK THE LAWYER: Regulation of the adult film industry
• Van rams into Cerritos gun store in failed burglary attempt
• Huntington Beach Little Leaguers return world champs
• Man again charged with stuffing ribs down his pants
• Man killed by grizzly bear in Yellowstone
• How has 9/11 changed your life?
• Perry moonwalks at MTV's VMAs
• TAKE THE KIDS: Sea life up close, fairy tales, train rides
• South Bay Women's Choir is recruiting singers
• Friendship Bell repairs beginning
• Trouble in Irene's aftermath
• Superintendent gives $800,000 in salary back to schools
• Mayor Guidi leaves Hawthorne politics `on top'
• Horse stables plan spurs worry
• South Bay hospitals becoming healthier for patients
• School Briefs
• Disasters averted for now
• Frustration grows over Del Amo mall redo
• A river runs through it -- and by it, they mean Los Angeles
• 20 file for Hahn's L.A. City Council seat
• House veteran Waxman will run in new district that includes South Bay
• Port will examine impact of USS Iowa
• Neighbors fear solar panels on Hermosa Beach green house will block views
• State analyst: Backers have overstated L.A. stadium's economic benefits
• Torrance begins sales of 100th anniversary logo items
• L.A. development commission to hold meetings on funds
• New engine added to Catalina's fire-fighting forces
• Traditional South Pacific canoes stop off in San Pedro
• Mother surrenders baby born at Torrance hospital
• Manhattan Beach bakery ready to do battle on TV's 'Cupcake Wars'
• 'Screaming man' call ends in fatal LAPD Wilmington shooting
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• RENEE MOILANEN: Vacations take on a different feel with children
• Man arrested in <br>El Segundo masturbation case
• Woman arrested at LAX for allegedly smuggling birds taped to her body
• Man charged with fatally stabbing estranged wife in supermarket
• Plans to close 405 Freeway/Sunset Blvd. delayed to Wednesday
• Navy recruiter pleads not guilty to sexually assaulting potential recruit
• CHECKPOINT: Hawthorne plans DUI stops tonight
• Things To Do This Weekend
• UPDATED: Clark Gable's grandson pleads not guilty to laser charge
• Failed, suspect charities add to trauma of 9-11
• SOUTH BAY HISTORY: The Redondo Barn
• Humidity adds misery, possible rain to SoCal heatwave
• SoCal gas prices in sharp hike
• Carson hires Biggs as its new city manager
• Valley advocacy group sues Rolling Hills Estates over Chandler Ranch
• CORRECTION: Coma victim
• Filing for 15th Council District vacancy closes Saturday
• South Bay Bicycle Coalition issues final draft of master bike plan
• Some lanes of Century (105) Freeway near LAX to close for filming
• Torrance to spend $50,000 to restore its iconic railroad bridge
• Man released early for Redondo Beach fraud accused of starting new scam
• Torrance resident initiated as 10,000th member of Redondo Beach Elks
• LA BioMed researcher: Drug reduces COPD symptoms
• Norwegian man arrested in Hermosa Beach on fraud charges
• Census figures show number of marriages continues to decline
• Elderly bee sting victim recovering from Redondo Beach attack
• Redondo Elks bringing back Woodstock at revival event
• Gardena Elks to host luau
• Benefit for Asian-American Drug Abuse Program set for Redondo Beach
• CHECKPOINT: DUI stop in Hawthorne
• Suspect held in San Pedro vandalism
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• South Bay / Harbor Area Restaurant Closures
• Northrop to cut 500 workers
• Court upholds Death Row inmate's sentence in Torrance slaying
• Pilot, passenger injured in jet bridge collapse at LAX
• LAPD SWAT searches for alleged Hawthorne assault suspect
• Torrance police cite 52 cell phone users
• Forecast: Today could be hottest day of the year
• UPDATED: Drunken parolee arrested for allegedly stealing power boat
• Former Palos Verdes Estates councilman Ed Ritscher dies
• Villaraigosa: L.A. remains a film-friendly city
• LAX passenger traffic continues to increase
• Torrance extends ban on massage, acupuncture permits and licenses
• State Senate bill requires nutrition education materials for physicians
• Torrance to replace outdated electric vehicle charging station
• LAUSD's Deasy urges more improvements in first back-to-school speech
• Boeing's El Segundo satellite unit celebrates its 50th year
• San Pedro man receives district attorney's 'Courage' award
• Family, friends supporting San Pedro woman in coma after giving birth
• Police seek sexual predator in El Segundo masturbating incident
• 95-year-old man stung at least 200 times by bees in Redondo Beach
• Meeting explores ways of connecting Metro light rail system to LAX
• 7-month-old baby thrown off fourth-floor parking structure dies
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Carson car and bike show to give away groceries, school supplies
• Most area 10th graders are passing high school exit exam
• Sex offender arrested for allegedly videotaping woman at salon
• <FONT color="darkred">SCAM ALERT:</font> Watch price of carbon monoxide detectors
• Islamic center plan upsets Lomita neighbors
• 2 big rigs collide, shut down 2 lanes on 57 Fwy
• Volunteers needed: Rebuilding Together, Project Angel Food, Pacific Inn
• Woman accused of throwing baby from parking structure heads to court
• Hawthorne man arrested on suspicion of shooting girlfriend
• Man shot in Lawndale drive-by
• Woman convicted of child abuse in hot sauce case
• Back to School for Torrance - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Police say Hawthorne man choked wife, then pepper sprayed kids
• Rancho Palos Verdes to celebrate renovation of Ryan Park
• Ninth candidate qualifies to run for Hawthorne City Council
• State appeals court upholds conviction in 2005 Manhattan Beach murder
• Court date set for man charged with carrying concealed weapon at LAX
• State to begin paroling some prisoners, moving 9,000 to county jails
• Longtime Lomita pastor Pruett dies at 83
• Gardena man with history of DUIs suspected in fatal hit-and-run crash
• Tea Party faults Democrats for Rep. Waters' 'straight to hell' comment
• Supervisors approve new policy for licensing beach camps
• Police arrest 2 men in El Segundo suspected of catalytic converter thefts
• Detectives need witnesses to fatal Westlake-area crash
• Police seek help in L.A. hit-and-run crash
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Firefighters battle Carson oil tank blaze
• San Pedro hit by rash of broken large store windows
• West softball team in middle of a gunfight, literally
• Local crime news on Facebook
• Back-to-school can mean vaccines for tweens, teens
• Woman arrested in Inglewood hit-run that killed unborn child
• 'Girls Gone Wild' founder bails out of Mar Vista LAPD station
• Man kills himself in front of police officer
• DEPUTIZED: Roadside emergency kit items
• Redondo Beach library seeks applications for teen council
• Zumba Fitness!
• Torrance becomes latest city to crack down on gourmet food trucks
• New graffiti-resistant Hollywood (101) Freeway murals not theft-resistant
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• Lieu's bill banning protesters at military funerals heads for governor's desk
• CSUDH president sees many positive signs for school's future
• CORRECTION: 15th Council District race
• Villaraigosa names Sanders as press secretary
• Home care agency to give away Caribbean trip to deserving caregiver
• SCE customers can swap for energy-efficient lamps at Forum event
• Assembly approves Bradford's bill allowing expunging of misdemeanor convictions
• Man arrested at LAX for stashing gun in carry-on bag
• Passenger killed when car crashes into Hawthorne light pole, burns
• L.A. council redistricting likely to center on Valley, downtown districts
• Police warn of con artists posing as utility workers to bilk elderly
• Long Beach youth shot in possible gang-related attack
• Funeral services pending for former USC president Hubbard
• UPDATED: Man killed in party shooting near Culver City ID'd
• Walter Zifkin quits L.A. Board of Airports
• TAKE THE KIDS: Fun with fitness, puppy tales, bedtime stories
• Police seek Honda driver in Gardena hit-run
• SM grocery clerk stabbed to death in market; estranged husband detained
• Man fatally shot attending candlelight vigil for slain parolee
• Carson: Alumni give youth academy a boost
• El Camino College welcomes new students
• Memorial honoring Martin Luther King opens today in Washington, D.C.
• Graduation brings backs memories for ex-Freshman
• Judge won't let district cash in land
• City cameras spot wrongdoers
• Rebels are in control of Tripoli
• Coast Guard fleet overhaul runs aground as Congress questions cost
• Lomita student wins nationwide essay contest
• Hawthorne and Rolling Hills Estates get $2 million for water reuse
• Cool night didn't faze hospital fundraiser crowd
• Grocery workers reject management's offer
• Los Angeles City Council hopefuls ready to file bids
• Voyages of desperation
• Jobless give area Congresswomen an earful in Inglewood
• Tainted Torrance lots to go green
• Untitled
• Elderly rape victim's son questioned by accused acting in his own defense
• School is back in session for Da Vinci charter students
• Grocery workers begin voting on strike authorization
• Jobless numbers worsen throughout the South Bay
• Suspected Wilmington gang member arrested in 2008 killing
• Rocky Cola Cafe to close
• El Segundo police association to hold classic car show
• Hermosa Beach chamber to host downtown sales event
• Manhattan Beach father-son duo complete cross-country bike trek
• 'Skate the Hill' event set for Ernie Howlett Park
• More than 1,000 have signed up for Torrance centennial event
• Up close and personal look at Boeing 747-8
• L.A. signs contract for new bus benches
• South Bay home sales rise 17% in July
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• MELISSA HECKSCHER: Parent coaches offer advice, therapy and reassurance
• Redondo Beach Library Foundation to sponsor dolphin dash fundraiser
• Police hunt for men who robbed Harbor City market
• CVS to pay $2 million to settle overcharging lawsuit
• Former Fry's exec accused of embezzling millions files for bankruptcy
• 8 injured in 3-car crash on Hollywood Freeway
• 45-year-old actor who had teen sex drops out of show
• Bravo to edit `Real Housewives' after death
• L.A. County jobless rate climbs to 12%
• Things To Do This Weekend
• BofA plans to cut 10,000 jobs
• South Torrance's McMahon is officially Carson-bound
• China-Georgetown game ends in wild bench-clearing brawl
• Grocery workers to take strike vote in dispute over health care package
• Maritime Museum in San Pedro gets fresh coat of paint
• Wilmington organizer gets enthusiastic response for Relay for Life benefit
• Villa Marina Marketplace to get deluxe dine-in movie theater
• Magazine lists Manhattan, Hermosa in its 25 'best places for rich and single'
• Police divers at Port of L.A. to get new vessel
• Assembly approves Lieu bill banning disruptions at funeral services
• Whale watching tours from Redondo Beach Marina start Friday
• Pollutant levels fall at port for 5th straight year
• Hermosa school board will not have election in November
• Missed deadline causes Port of L.A. to lose out on $5.7M in grant funds
• Graham becomes second woman to announce 15th District run
• Disabled vet gets stolen wheelchair replaced, thanks to Breeze readers
• AEG's Leiweke tells of plans to expedite legal challenges to stadium
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Free Beatles tribute concert at Ports O' Call
• Hawthorne Fiat dealer to hold Italian-themed festival
• CHECKPOINT: Operations in 3 South Bay cities
• CHECKPOINT: Police arrest 5 on suspicion of DUI
• Children's clothing swap set for Manhattan Beach
• Property values in L.A. County total more than $1T
• Gardena man among 15 arrested in vandal sweep
• South Bay/Harbor Area Pet of the Week
• Coroner: Ex-Yankees pitcher Hideki Irabu killed himself in RPV home
• Ex-NBA ref kills self on day wife's body found
• F-bombs dropping by the cluster in PG-13 movies
• Police crack down on robbery crew
• Extended filing period closes for Nov. 8 South Bay election candidates
• Mosquitoes test positive for West Nile virus in Torrance
• Redondo Beach councilman Diels retracts redistricting proposal
• Bill banning polystyrene food containers advances in state Assembly
• Construction resumes on homes at major Gardena development
• CORRECTION: Pat McOsker
• Gang member loses appeal in 2005 San Pedro killing
• Redondo Beach approves plans for Seaside Lagoon restroom exterior
• Lieu introduces bill limiting salaries of CSU executives
• Registration opens for El Camino College preschool program
• Torrance police arrest man for growing pot
• El Segundo continues to plan for new aquatics center
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Disabled vet won't let theft of scooter get him down
• Torrance street closure
• CHECKPOINT: DUI checkpoint set in Manhattan Beach
• CHECKPOINT: Hawthorne license check results
• South Bay Conservatory to hold 'Sweeney Todd School Edition' auditions
• Pacific Palisades man pleads no contest to sexual assault
• Former police detective sentenced for underage sex
• Christian Brando wrongful death suit settled
• Father of 2 becomes hero in abducted girl's rescue
• Abercrombie offers to pay 'Jersey Shore' cast not to wear company's clothing
• Booster claims he paid for wild sex parties, cars for college players
• British man killed in shark attack during honeymoon
• Volunteers Needed: Fantasia Family Music, Comfort Zone Camp, Zippi Fund for Animals
• Guilty plea in murder
• Long before freeways
• Villaraigosa urges `grand bargain' for state
• Driving with handheld cell may cost you more
• DWP restores solar program for homeowners
• Stolen Rembrandt found
• Two supervisors offer Latino district options
• First woman files to seek Hahn's seat
• My Turn: Trip abroad brings appreciation for food in USA
• Gardena man pleads guilty in 2007 brutal rape-slaying of 76-year-old
• Santa Monica College in lockdown
• Dunkin' on Luke Walton
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> Aquatics center on El Segundo agenda
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> Carson to discuss hiring new city manager
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> RPV to discuss future of 24-acre beach
• Funeral services set for Fred Petersen
• Dad's honesty could cost boy $50,000 prize
• SoCal man drowns at Lake Mohave
• Teen reportedly crashes stolen SUV into house
• Going to the (best) dogs
• Stolen hotel Rembrandt recovered
• Big rig jackknifes, overturns on 101 Fwy
• Area STAR test scores show gains
• Port terminal operators reach agreement on emissions, public notification
• Citizens panel formally approves new redistricting maps
• Palos Verdes Art Center seeks docents
• Carson High principal to hold meeting on reform plan for school
• Telenovela 'Los Americans' to be broadcast on Metro bus screens
• City treasurer cancels L.A.'s Standard & Poor's ratings contract
• Volunteers for Dominguez Channel cleanup sought
• About 200 juvenile hall workers to lose jobs Sept. 30
• Edison maintenance to cause power outage for some Gardena residents
• Contract to fortify LAX security fence awarded to Riverside firm
• LAX-area El Segundo homes to receive more $18M in soundproofing funds
• Doctors say beating victim Stow is making some progress
• RPV teen pleads guilty to vehicular manslaughter, could get 2 years
• ASK THE LAWYER: Employer's customer discount lowers employees' income
• DEPUTIZED: Theft prevention tips
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• Manhattan Beach police recover stolen bicycles after 4 arrested
• Former Cerritos College soccer players die in Colorado crash
• Galaxy sign Irish star Robbie Keane
• Man accused of stalking Paris Hilton ordered to trial
• Woman dies in LAPD's Van Nuys jail
• L.A. County home sales drop nearly 5% in July
• Tweeting rapper may face charges
• SWAT takes Long Beach domestic dispute suspect into custody
• UPDATED: Woman killed walking to church by suspected DUI is ID'd
• TAKE THE KIDS: Model airplane workshop, lobster-crab stories, youth aquacade
• Nisei troops recall service
• Too few high school graduates ready for college?
• Former `Freshman' now living in, and loving, New York
• SP officials say student influx banner worthy
• San Pedro, Marymount expand ties
• New home loan limits may hurt South Bay
• Rembrandt work stolen from area hotel
• Things to do this weekend
• Longtime West Torrance, El Camino coach Fred Petersen passes
• Hearings set on train lines to LAX
• Crowd gathers in Manhattan Beach to remember boy
• Parade to honor Nisei veterans
• Project eyes aging pipelines
• L.A. Hall of Justice ready for its restoration
• Los Angeles council veterans eye seat
• Dispute grows between Assemblyman Bradford, Gardena ice cream vendor
• Anti-shark's fin soup activists target Lieu's opposition to ban
• Feisty former assemblyman Dick Floyd dies at 80
• Dozens file papers for fall South Bay elections; Guidi not running
• L.A. council looks to public-private management of zoo
• Memorials planned for Warrant lead singer Jani Lane
• CORRECTION: Carson sign costs
• El Segundo police to hold annual car show
• Port of L.A. trade drops slightly in July
• Ailing man airlifted to hospital from boat near Catalina
• Warped Tour rolls through Carson
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• RENEE MOILANEN: Skype turns into reality for toddler
• Police to honor Andrew Garton with motorcycle benefit ride
• Lawndale man gets 27 years to life for machete killing
• Torrance resident turns 100
• Assistant testifies producer Jon Peters 'crawled into bed with her'
• Man found unresponsive on Catalina boat airlifted to Long Beach
• As Fullerton police face death threats, city hires consultant to probe fatal arrest
• Dodgers, McCourt challenge lawsuit by stadium beating victim
• 6-mile section of 710 Freeway to shut down
• Teen dies after falling on Yosemite hiking trail
• Gun show re-enactor using live rounds instead of blanks wounds 3
• U.S. skier kicked off team after allegedly urinating on plane passenger
• New youth theater group to present Gilbert & Sullivan at Warner Grand
• New statistics bring mostly good news on South Bay dropout rates
• 5 injured in Wilmington traffic accident
• Police tie 2 suspects in Hawthorne Home Depot robbery to other holdups
• Gas company reminds customers to check gas lines before digging
• Judge sentences L.A. parking lot owner for failing to pay taxes
• Torrance church collects backpacks, school supplies for needy children
• Coastal San Pedro Neighborhood Council looks to fill vacancy
• Gardena bus route changes to take effect on Sept. 4
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• L.A. looks to bring the management of its golf courses up to par
• Health care law's birth control free copay troubling for Catholic hospitals
• Rancho Palos Verdes to offer ranger-led summer camps in August
• South Bay / Harbor Area Restaurant Closures
• Police plan checkpoints across the region
• Point Fermin Lighthouse to hold tours
• Community Shred Day set for Saturday in Redondo Beach
• Man with knife shot with beanbags in Lakewood Walmart
• Here's how NOT to get a literary agent
• Thursday police log: Harbor Area
• Man arrested in South Bay counterfeit purses scheme
• CHECKPOINTS: RPV motorcycle checks, Hawthorne license check
• South Bay Pet of the Week
• Local churches help donate school supplies
• Anglicans find a home in Old Torrance
• San Pedro warning map only boosted Navy Week publicity
• Palos Verdes Estates taps acting city manager for permanent post
• Theatergoers can make Old Torrance a destination again
• Abuse alleged at Hawthorne adult-care facility
• HB aims to curb urination in public
• Creditors: Cathedral must sell
• Wall Street's gains lost in mass sell-off
• Navy Week lessons examined
• Intruder arrested in Hawthorne attack
• Annenberg pulls $50M project
• Body found at Point Fermin cliff
• Power's out in Torrance neighborhood
• Man falls 6 floors to his death from Brea hotel
• 2 inmates who walked away from fire crew captured
• <FONT color="darkred">REWARD:</font> $5,000 in fatal shooting of sea lion
• L.A. colleges accused of mismanaging $140M in bond funds
• SoCal gas prices drop to Feb. 28 level
• Neighbor takes down tourist accused of trying to rape Hawthorne woman
• PVE names veteran Judy Smith new city manager
• Ex-Playboy playmate Shanna McLaughlin arrested with loaded gun at airport
• RHE 10K/5K set for Saturday
• 2 plead not guilty in Dodger Stadium fan attack
• Man's lawsuit claims Motrin made his skin peel off his body
• First hearing on supervisorial redistricting turns divisive
• L.A. council approves preliminary agreement with AEG for NFL stadium
• Carson to spend $9,000 reordering council member names on signs
• Torrance school district backs away from substitute teacher policy
• CORRECTION: Lawndale Community Center
• Greene drops out of 15th City Council District race
• County supervisors approve Manhattan Beach library project
• El Segundo police to conduct training at Imperial Avenue School
• Visiting Japanese experts to discuss alternative-fuel vehicles at LAX
• County names social services director Browning as interim DCFS head
• Last member of San Pedro's Del Rubio Triplets dies at 89
• Man pleads guilty in LAX stowaway case
• Police seek suspect in July 20 Gardena meat market robbery
• Another smuggler's boat lands off the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Police arrest 3 in El Segundo gas station robbery
• Pediatricians: Sports in heat OK with precautions
• Browning appointed temporary director of child welfare
• <FONT color="darkred">REWARD:</font> $10,000 in Downey man's hit-run death
• Police arrest 1 of 2 armed robbers who held up Lowe's in Torrance
• 2 NYC triathletes die, organizers ponder changes
• LAPD widens search for Grim Sleeper victims
• Milken Foundation gives $10 million to UCLA law school
• Fiery freeway crash leaves 3 dead, 2 seriously injured
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> PVE to discuss city manager's replacement
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> RHE examines care facility, stable
• Car drives into laundry in Inglewood
• Hawthorne looks to distinguish between gourmet food trucks, 'roach coaches'
• Panera Bread opens at South Bay MarketPlace
• Parks loses bid for new trial over automated campaign call debt
• Police arrest 3 suspects in El Segundo gas station robbery
• Memorial grows for 7-year-old
• Redondo Beach Zicam inventor pleads guilty to marketing bird flu drug illegally
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• Pleasure boat sinks at Cabrillo Marina
• ASK THE LAWYER: What are the laws regarding plastic bag use?
• TAKE THE KIDS: Going to 'Rio,' juggling act, Junior Ranger camps
• Carson church will hold skaters' event
• Man found hanging at local school
• 2 human cases of West Nile Virus confirmed in L.A. County
• UPDATED: Man killed when car skids off 91 Fwy is ID'd
• Carson man drowns in lake near Fresno
• 5 cars destroyed in Inglewood carport blaze
• This week's South Bay road projects
• Help us find groups that take used items
• Earthquake rattles sea floor off the Peninsula
• Rolling Hills home hosts Celebrate Chefs and Vintners event
• $13 million building seen as Lawndale's future focal point
• L.A. debates privatization, again
• `Freshman' finds 2 jobs is the norm
• South Bay coastal bike path fix nears
• Welfare aid strain on county
• Older witness in 30-year-old murder case testifies about daughter's last days
• South Bay's Chet Pipkin may be the most famous tech mogul to come from Hawthorne
• Katy Perry spins her songs into visual cotton candy
• Deal is key play for football stadium
• Shiny 1-carat mystery stumps Torrance family
• Smack Sportswear Signs Licensing Deal with National Volleyball League
• LAUSD fired 56 tenured teachers in 2010-11 school year
• LAUSD rehires 450 elementary school teachers laid off in June
• JetBlue flight lands safely at Long Beach after in-air emergency
• Carson apartment residents are the victims in land ownership dispute
• El Segundo fair seeks craft sellers
• Man to plead guilty in LAX stowaway case
• Law curbing protests near schools arose from Dodson Middle School incident
• UPDATE: Western Museum of Flight event canceled
• Westchester/Playa del Rey group endorses Ontario airport transfer plan
• Redondo Beach dentist to donate services to gay hate crime victim
• L.A. council frees $1.5M from reserves to pay for 15th District election
• FedEx to donate jet, $5M to Orbis for 'Flying Eye Hospital'
• Bail set for parolee suspected in Torrance killing
• Hermosa Beach's Alison Riddle driven to extremes
• MELISSA HECKSCHER: Who's more trouble with a cold, husband or toddler?
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• Things to do this weekend
• Boy killed by truck in Redondo Beach
• Expect gas prices to fall 35 cents in coming weeks
• Coast Guard searches for missing kayaker
• UPDATED: 1 killed in 105 Freeway accident near LAX
• <FONT color="darkred">TRAFFIC ALERT:</font> Cabrillo Ave. shut down today
• Man shot to death in San Pedro
• Ex-Kings player Sean Avery arrested in scuffle with LAPD
• Gardena: Parents can meet new Crossroads principal Tuesday
• Police say SoCal pot dispensary was front for narcotics ring
• 76-year-old Manhattan Beach man charged with child molestation
• Report details incidents of misconduct by sheriff's deputies
• Imminent compromise on FAA funding cheers agency's local workers
• LAPD collects service weapons from animal control officers
• Braille Institute Sports Car Rallye to end at Toyota museum in Torrance
• Electronic waste roundup set for Normandie Casino
• Girl Scouts open new center in Del Rey
• All Ears Bandit suspect arrested in string of bank robberies
• Gardena AT&T customers lose service when utility line is cut
• Food bank begins supplemental program for San Pedro seniors
• Transgender TSA employee's LAX firing leads to sensitivity training
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Blue Star Mothers to send boxes to American troops
• Taste in San Pedro will be on the waterfront
• South Bay / Harbor Area Restaurant Closures
• Parolee charged with murder of wife in Torrance motel killing
• Motorist dies after passing out at wheel, hitting Redondo hotel sign
• Whale 'dances' at wedding
• Animal control to visit Lennox homes
• Harmony for Health concert to benefit local hospital
• San Pedro: Groups collect school supplies for needy
• South Bay Pet of the Week
• $1.5B NFL stadium closer to reality
• Manhattan Beach tightens smoking restrictions
• Manhattan Beach moving ahead with plans for new library
• County Probation Department struggles to reach reform goals
• Palos Verdes Estates man charged in child porn website ring
• Carson considers lenient ordinance for temporary business signs
• CORRECTION: Torrance middle schools
• Torrance panel shelves plans to erect city Christmas tree
• Manhattan Beach approves extension of moratorium on tattoo businesses
• El Segundo votes to keep longtime trash hauler
• Worker killed in accidental fall at Hyperion plant identified
• Rancho Palos Verdes warns Marymount about construction timeline
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Groundbreaking planned for Hyatt Place hotel in El Segundo
• Firefighters douse blaze in commercial building east of Harbor Gateway
• Venice market owner, 2 others arrested for allegedly selling unpasteurized milk
• Police say speeding, unlicensed driver involved in fatal Palisades crash
• Torrance man charged in one of several attacks against gays
• Parolee held in theft of office credit cards
• Rash of hate crimes reported in Long Beach
• Woman's body found near burned-out garage
• Baby declared dead starts crying before burial
• New touchscreen BlackBerrys being launched
• <FONT color="darkred">PCH REOPENED:</font> 1 killed, 6 hurt when car slams into pole in Pacific Palisades
• FBI joins investigation of Fullerton PD
• <FONT color="darkred">WANTED:</font> FBI works to identify 'Tri-Cities bandit'
• Crews race to finish Hull Middle School in Torrance for fall opening
• Torrance makes plans to restore landmark railroad bridge
• Acting DCFS director steps down after brief stint
• Lawndale moves dog park proposal forward
• New whale license plates available
• Harbor (110) Freeway carpool lanes to be closed overnight for a year
• Food trucks to return to San Pedro for Artwalk event
• Torrance concert to benefit low-income medical care
• Inglewood man faces attempted murder for torching SUV with mother inside
• Japanese man sentenced to time served in LAX turtle-smuggling case
• Former Manhattan Beach officer gets probation in off-duty hit-and-run case
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Worker dies after 30-foot fall at Hyperion treatment plant
• Police investigate Hawthorne tax preparation firm in bogus refunds scheme
• UPDATED: L.A. delays vote on rate hike to fix aging sewers
• Wal-Mart to begin issuing concert, sporting tickets
• Dentist who accidentally killed 3 patients is released
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> El Segundo weighs 7-year trash contract
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> Carson to consider easing sign law limits
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> RPV to review Marymount College expansion
• UPDATED: Suspect held in numerous Hollywood fires
• 1 death, 76 illnesses linked to ground turkey
• San Pedro, Navy look for return Navy Week engagement, despite snags
• Detectives investigate homicides in Hawthorne, Rancho Palos Verdes
• Lieu bill would require all shelter animals to have microchips
• Three guilty in rampage
• Court officials: Processing of red-light camera tickets will continue
• ASK THE LAWYER: Home Depot sued under the Buy American Act
• Rancho Palos Verdes prepares claim against Edison for 2009 fire costs
• LAX director pushes for FAA reauthorization in Washington, D.C.
• Japanese national pleads guilty in LAX turtle smuggling
• San Pedro man found shot to death at Abalone Cove in RPV
• 7th Street Chophouse reopens in San Pedro after ownership change
• San Pedro Car Wash owner: No deal to build Chase Bank on property
• 14 LAWA airport police officers honored during awards ceremony
• Hawthorne to hold National Night Out celebration Tuesday
• Children's hospice program asks for Facebook votes for new car
• Manhattan Beach police make 35 alcohol arrests during volleyball tournament
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• Prosecutors: Suspect kicked unconscious Giants fan
• Ford to recall 1.1M pickups for gas tank problem
• <FONT color="darkred">SCAM ALERT:</font> You're a winner, send us some money
• Filling the Taco-Twitter Gap
• Principal calls meeting at Carson High
• Hawthorne shooting leaves 1 man dead, another critically wounded
• 68-year-old blind woman using walker robbed in downtown L.A.
• Torrance plans to renew landmark bridge
• Norwegian Seamen's Church provides haven in aftermath of attacks
• Deal eases concerns of default
• Do Latinos deserve more clout on the Board of Supervisors?
• Man sent to hospital after 3rd-floor leap
• Hospital violence believed on rise
• Face of South Bay changing
• Bidding on stars' stuff
• `Big box' stores bill draws fire
• New teachers union head turns down volume
• South Bay Muslims get ready for Ramadan
• LAUSD chief gets mixed review
• Preliminary maps show major South Bay redistricting changes
• Centinela Valley district razing Leuzinger High buildings despite complaints
• San Pedro's 7th Street Chophouse closes; new stores slated to open
• Navy Week still packing them in; 7,200 tour carrier
• 12 candidates have now filed to raise funds for 15th CD race
• Man burned when vacuum ignites vapors on new boat on Terminal Island
• Hawthorne man killed when scooter collides with SUV in Long Beach
• Jury awards $17M to mother of blind man killed in Blue Line accident
• Rep. Hahn weighs in on San Pedro crime map brouhaha
• RENEE MOILANEN: Getting serious about curbing childhood obesity
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• Neighbor: Irabu seemed to be 'in a daze' recently
• Palos Verdes Peninsula school board puts parcel tax on Nov. 8 ballot
• Passengers complain of eye, breathing irritation on flight from Charlotte
• Huge crowd overflows meeting for downtown L.A. NFL stadium debate
• Clark Gable's grandson arrested for allegedly pointing laser at police helicopter
• Things to do this weekend
• Drug dealer sues, claims he was beaten up in jail
• LAPD releases video of smash-and-grab jewelry store robbery
• Possible pipe bombs found at scene of raging fire
• Fallout continues from Navy-issued San Pedro crime map
• Torrance cancels council meeting
• Hahn named to House Committee on Homeland Security
• State regulators recommend fines for water quality violations
• Traffic tangles continue at Navy Week; lines moving faster
• Former LAX police lieutenant wins gender discrimination judgment
• Manhattan Beach readies for annual 6-man volleyball tournament
• Workshops stress healthy menu changes to beach cities restaurants
• Postal Service unveils new Merchant Marine stamps at Port of L.A.
• L.A. council panel approves zoo management plan
• Fourth man convicted in slaying of suspected snitch in Cheryl Green case
• Gardena man dies while diving to the wreck of the Andrea Doria
• Hollywood memorabilia auction set for El Segundo
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• <FONT color="darkred">BREAKING NEWS:</font> Ex-Yankee Hideki Irabu commits suicide at RPV home
• South Bay / Harbor Area Restaurant Closures
• 2 burglary suspects arrested in Torrance home full of stolen property
• South Bay: Show dogs help kids learn about breeds
• Needy can get discounts on gas bills
• South Bay Pet of the Week
• Couple dies in apparent suicide pact outside church
• Twitter invite leads to near riot in Hollywood
• Fatal shooting over Chuck E. Cheese parking spot leads to woman's arrest
• Overflow crowds cause early closure of Navy Week carrier tours
• Competing business tax measures head for Nov. 8 ballot in Hermosa Beach
• Donis convicted of second-degree murder in Lawndale machete killings
• El Segundo warns Wiseburn district over school site selection process
• Rolling Hills Estates gives Chandler Ranch project the go-ahead
• Greuel launches audit of L.A. Coliseum amid mismanagement allegations
• CORRECTION: South High reunion site
• Hermosa Beach approves solar power, wind energy fee waivers
• Palos Verdes school board to consider election to extend parcel taxes
• Hermosa Beach approves firm to review city's pension liabilities
• NCIS map warns Navy crews to avoid 'high drug use' areas in San Pedro
• North Torrance library branch to expand
• State high court refuses to hear Customs officer ATM shooting case
• Cities participate in National Night Out
• Public comment sought for Torrance hazard plan
• Torrance to hold 25th annual Gourmet Food and Wine Festival
• BREAKING NEWS: Jury finds Perez guilty in murder of Cori Desmond
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• It's official: L.A. pulls plug on red-light cameras
• Volunteers needed: Cancer Action Network, PVP Land Conservancy, Shakespeare by the Sea
• Santana pitches Angels' first no-hitter since 1984
• NFL stadium gets first public hearing
• Woman who slammed baby into truck wanted to eat his arm
• Poultry maker expands of chicken recall to nuggets
• L.A. to audit Coliseum after conflict of interest allegations arise
• Jury gets Cori Desmond case
• Judge: Beresford-Redman meets legal requirements for extradition
• Relations between Torrance teachers, school board grow fractious
• 5 South Bay post offices back under review for closure
• Hermosa Beach officials lay down the law for outdoor concert series
• Report: Region is vulnerable to rising seas, flooding from climate change
• Part of Rancho Palos Verdes trail to be closed Wednesday for filming
• LAX passenger traffic rises in June
• Jury deadlocked in machete killing
• Redondo Beach man acquitted in stabbing faces domestic violence charge
• 7 maritime firms get awards from ports for pollution reduction efforts
• Wilmington Health Summit: Day laborers suffer poor health, work conditions
• Police search for suspect in Hawthorne street robbery
• Police warn of chain-snatch robberies
• Detectives seek info on fatal hit-and-run
• Redondo Beach restaurant to hold fundraiser for cancer research
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Lanes closed on Van Ness for repair of leaking water main
• Police search for man who broke into Torrance home
• <FONT color="darkred">REWARD:</font> $10,000 offered in SoCal pot death
• Probation Department chosen to supervise state parolees
• Handwriting expert: That's Monica Beresford's signature on the will
• Redondo Beach Eagles sell lodge to charitable group for $2.5M
• 2 men held in beating of Giants fan suspected of assaulting 3 others
• Locals can sign book of condolences for Norway victims at Seamen's Church in San Pedro
• 3 Inglewood men rescued from Mt. Baldy
• City, AEG spell out financial terms for new stadium in draft agreement
• County CEO proposes hybrid plan to manage state parolees
• Arrival of USS Abraham Lincoln gets Navy Week off to roaring start
• Investigator fails to turn up witnesses to will in Beresford-Redman case
• Broadway in the Park prepares 'Music Man' for El Segundo
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• L.A. panel recommends red-light camera phase-out
• LAX to change area code for noise complaint hotline
• Carson to hold job fair for military veterans
• Manhattan Beach gets top credit rating from agency
• Westchester man sentenced in tax scheme
• Redondo Beach offers terra-cotta benches for sale
• Seven candidates file so far to raise funds for 15th Council District race
• Lawndale man arrested on suspicion of golf club theft at Alondra Park course
• ASK THE LAWYER: Is 'Payment in Full' on check legally binding once check is cashed?
• Navy 'invades' San Pedro
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> Arraignment postponed for 2 charged in Giants' fan beating
• Man awakens after 21 hours in morgue fridge
• Police hunt arsonist who set as many as 18 fires
• Carson reaches out to vets with job fair
• TAKE THE KIDS: Learn to juggle, magical illusions, outdoor film
• Donors support POLA High science lab
• CSUDH president tapped by Obama
• This week's South Bay road projects
• How to value your charity donations
• Motorcycle, big rig collide on 60 Fwy, but cyclist missing
• 7 hurt as car overturns, bursts into flames
• L.A. mayor is creating a transportation legacy
• Chandler Ranch is still just a dream
• About Town: H.E.L.P. gets some unexpected help at 15th anniversary dinner
• Daughter's death a chance to inspire
• LAUSD vows no social promotion
• Ships docking for L.A. port's first Navy Week
• Maps may reshape face of South Bay politics
• SP group expects news soon on bid for historic battleship
• Redondo Beach meters must weather test
• Death toll in Norway attacks rises to 92
• Chocolate losing favor in school milk
• Proposed district borders upset El Segundo, Hawthorne
• Elliot Handler, co-founder of Mattel, dies at 95
• Bowen certifies results of 36th District election
• Sohn confirmed as new member of harbor commission
• Aiport commission member Velasco receives award
• Wilmington mother, son convicted of negligence in dog attacks
• First Marie Callender's in Torrance to close after 45 years
• First hydrogen-fuel big rig rolls out, heads for ports
• New station for L.A. Port Police
• State jobless rate up slightly; L.A. city rate rises to 13.7%
• Failure to reauthorize FAA leads to freeze on $5.1M in LAX improvement funds
• MELISSA HECKSCHER: Living with tattoo parlors in Hermosa Beach not that difficult
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• 2 suspects charged in Giants fan beating
• Judge nixes Dodgers bankruptcy financing plan
• Woman shot in Marina del Rey parking lot robbery after giving up purse
• TSA officer from Torrance indicted in LAX luggage thefts
• Torrance clothing firm pays homage to U.S. soldiers
• Funds to fix airfield at LAX in jeopardy of being frozen
• Things to do this weekend
• McDonald's manager accused of punching mom with autistic kids
• UPDATED: Culver City man reportedly shoots himself to death while driving in West L.A.
• Schwarzenegger's son reportedly hurt in surfing accident
• UPDATED: Police track down driver in fatal hit-run
• Manhattan Beach plans 'active shooter' training exercise
• Police arrest 2 new suspects in Giants fan beating, may release Ramirez
• Westchester Park to reopen with added features
• L.A. officials approve plan to move historic church to Green Hills
• Rancho Palos Verdes makes Annenberg center draft proposal public
• Lawndale to hold graffiti cleanup program
• Torrance to replace Paradise Park picnic shelter flattened by storm
• Food trucks to visit El Segundo's Library Park
• New principals to take helm in 4 Torrance elementary schools
• Former Hermosa Beach man found guilty of federal tax fraud
• Inner Cabrillo Beach to reopen
• Have you seen these bandits?
• Man, 15-year-old girl shot leaving Wilmington Recreation Center
• Gardena man's nonprofit turns unwanted shoes into needed clean water
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Public invited aboard Lane Victory
• South Bay / Harbor Area Restaurant Closures
• Now showing: Blue whales
• Stimulus programs help Redondo Beach school district save on bond repayments
• Saturday is family fun day at Dominguez Ranch Adobe
• Church to hold Pioneer Day celebration in Rancho Palos Verdes
• Comic-Con fans eavesdrop on `Twilight' honeymoon
• Man accused in 3 SoCal rapes behind bars
• Lindsay Lohan given 21 days to enroll in counseling
• Officers earn promotions in Manhattan Beach
• Hawthorne: It's all about cats at Kittenpalooza
• South Bay/Harbor Area Pet of the Week
• Cori Desmond jurors view re-enactment
• El Segundo rejects plan to hold beer and wine event at Civic Center Plaza
• Camp Escapades will give special-needs kids fun days
• Former city attorney plans to sue Manhattan Beach
• Rancho Palos Verdes denies Trump's ficus hedge request again
• Superintendent suspends new LAUSD homework policy
• South Bay tagging crew gets tagged
• L.A. council passes ordinance protecting bicyclists from harassment
• Nick Tell named as next mayor of Manhattan Beach
• Workers repair rupture in Wilson Park pond
• Carson approves residential trash fee increase
• Cause of brush fire near golf course in Wilmington under investigation
• Crime prevention meeting scheduled in Westchester
• Special election for Hahn's L.A. council seat set for Nov. 8
• Man pleads guilty to 2 Inglewood killings, gets life without parole
• House names outside counsel to investigate Waters charges
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Alleged theft, sale of animals leads to audit of L.A. animal services
• Culver City museum to showcase visual archive of the Cold War years
• NFL STADIUM: Study predicts $41 million in new tax revenue for L.A.
• Witness in Hermosa Beach stabbing tells jury: No, I did it
• Firefighters douse 3-acre brush fire near Harbor Park Golf Course
• Suspect arrested after CHP chase ends in Lawndale
• County drinking water tests show traces of harmful chemicals at many sites
• Audits praise LAPD in-car cameras, find flaws in other programs
• Problems at Harbor City park continue
• Defendant testifies in machete killing
• CORRECTION: Omnilore luncheon event
• San Pedro nonprofit collecting backpacks, school supplies for needy kids
• County leaders move toward public-private biotech research partnership
• CSUDH confers the most degrees on black students in state
• San Pedro's Inner Cabrillo Beach shut down due to sewage spill
• South Bay firm to provide healthy food choices in vending machines
• Court ruling against Port of Long Beach favors NRDC, Sierra Club
• Janice Hahn is sworn in
• L.A. City Attorney's Office battles council over study
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Rep. Waters seeks dismissal of ethics charges
• Police warn of man who has repeatedly approached Torrance girl
• L.A. Council OK's $29M LAPD station
• County renews 5-year lease for fire-fighting SuperScoopers
• UCLA Medical Center makes national Top 5 list of hospitals
• Woman released after fatal stabbing of husband; claims self-defense
• County expands powers of animal control officers to combat vicious dogs
• Dance instructor gets 3 years in jail for taping teen girls
• <FONT color="darkred">REWARD:</font> $50,000 offered in bicyclist's murder
• <FONT color="darkred">REWARD:</font> Total hits $225K in Dodger Stadium beating
• Sony to install giant rainbow sculpture at its Culver City studios
• Hermosa Beach school district superintendent retires for 2nd time
• Opening statements heard in Cori Desmond case
• Carmageddon turns heavenly for open-road buffs
• Testimony: First responders describe scene at machete attack
• Study: Teacher turnover 3 times higher at charter schools
• Borders Books looks to close all stores, liquidate assets
• L.A. city libraries reopen on Mondays
• CORRECTION: Bascule bridge history
• Noninjury fire breaks out at LAX Terminal 6
• Villaraigosa promotes Karatz to deputy mayor
• Girl injured after jumping from malfunctioning carnival ride in San Pedro
• House Speaker Boehner to swear in Hahn
• JOHN BOGERT: Son's free-lance car wash idea a throwback to a different era
• Memorial service Friday for ECC journalism teacher Jolene Combs
• 4-year-old boy dies after 3-story fall
• Man stabbed to death in San Pedro
• <FONT color="darkred">TRAFFIC ALERT:</font> Multi-car crash shuts down 710 Fwy
• Charlie Sheen to return in new sitcom
• Boy's botched circumcision leads to $4.6 million award
• 405 commuters return to Monday morning rush-hour grind
• Hawthorne pursuit ends in shooting
• Relay For Life events set in local cities
• Longshore unions award 48 scholarships
• This week's South Bay road projects
• Japan's World Cup win helps lift devastated country
• `Old Boys' may be filling council seats again
• Free food fills a need for many
• Food truck eviction stirs debate
• An early end to Carmageddon
• Lincoln image theft is a lesson
• URGENT: 405 reopens 16 hours ahead of schedule
• Child advocates face challenge
• Smooth sailing on Day 1 of Carmageddon
• Ishibashis Say Farewell to Rancho Palos Verdes Friends
• L.A. city libraries will now be open on Mondays
• Ready for more South Bay political races?
• Traffic light as Carmageddon begins
• Vote breakdown by city show Hahn and Huey's strengths, weaknesses
• Bringing a velocipede back to life
• Carmageddon: Skeptics question value of additional 405 carpool lane
• House, Senate Democrats oppose sale of West L.A. veterans complex
• Police warn residents of man who approached girl near Torrance High
• Palos Verdes school board shuts down Peninsula High stadium lighting plan
• Council colleagues pay tribute to Janice Hahn on her last day
• Slater named as president of Assistance League San Pedro-South Bay
• Synchronized swimmers go to nationals
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• RENEE MOILANEN: Fighting age with fitness feats turns into a losing battle
• Police seek suspected cargo thief
• El Camino College journalism professor Jolene Combs dies at 69
• Setty named cardiac surgery director at Long Beach Memorial
• RPV producer to testify in probate case
• Harry Potter works midnight magic
• SoCal woman planning her own funeral robbed of $25,000
• Man killed on SoCal freeway ID'd as Vegas resident
• SoCal gas prices jump for 7th straight day
• Funeral services today for 'Gilligan's Island' creator Schwartz
• Things to do this weekend
• L.A. community college board elects Santiago as its president
• Ishibashi family to sell historic Portuguese Bend ranch
• Drivers making alternate plans for Carmageddon
• Experimental aircraft group to give kids free rides at Hawthorne airport
• State Sen. Lieu asks CSU trustees to rescind SDSU president's raise
• Elderly woman crashes into window at Torrance Baskin-Robbins
• Port of L.A. refunds $101.1M worth of bonds
• L.A. council to vote on dates for election for Hahn's 15th District seat
• Local health personnel to offer annual clinic for low-income residents
• Manhattan Beach father-son duo pedaling across the country
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Port cargo shipments increase slightly for first half of 2011
• Kentwood Players to hold audition for 'Candide'
• Rod's Day cancer fundraiser set for Playa del Rey
• Tom Collier Memorial Regatta to benefit cancer research
• South Bay / Harbor Area Restaurant Closures
• State Supreme Court rules in favor of Manhattan Beach plastic bag ban
• Man found in girl's bed sentenced to 170 days in jail
• 10 ON THE 405
• 'Mad Men,' `Mildred Pierce' get top Emmy nods
• Girlfriend of Dodger Stadium beating suspect arrested in Vegas
• Experts: Hahn's margin of victory matched many predictions
• Hahn's swearing-in ceremony tentatively set for Tuesday
• Sparks fly over competing Hermosa Beach business tax proposals
• Carson's new budget restores some programs
• Early morning fire hits Harbor Gateway home
• Hermosa Beach approves RV parking ordinance
• Sept. 27 date set for Hawthorne Mayor Guidi's trial
• Palos Verdes school board to hold meeting on parcel taxes
• City audit: Port of L.A. needs to avoid mushrooming project costs
• JetBlue's $4 Carmageddon flights sell out
• JOHN BOGERT: Can Carmageddon live up to the hype?
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• `Ask a Cop' in Hermosa Beach
• Redondo Beach officer seeks funds for trip to canine competition
• Mary Star of the Sea to hold Parish Fiesta this weekend
• Race is on to fill Janice Hahn's L.A. Council seat
• Hermosa Beach star lifts USA to 3-1 World Cup win over France
• Schwarzenegger back in front of the cameras
• Torrance police bust nets 8 arrests, more than a ton of marijuana
• UPDATED: Man's penis cut off, put through garbage disposal
• Former member of Queens of the Stone Age barricades self
• Gunman in car opens fire in Redondo
• Hahn defeats Huey to win 36th District seat
• Marine researchers attempt to breed endangered abalone
• L.A. district officials propose changes to Public School Choice program
• CORRECTIONS: PVE off-road accident, Walk the Pink Carpet
• Waste Management adds 1,000th natural gas truck to fleet
• County approves completion of LAX soundproofing on 30 Lennox housing units
• Supervisors approve contract for remodeling kitchens at Harbor Hills
• Palos Verdes school board to revisit Peninsula High stadium lighting
• L.A. board votes not to renew charters for 2 South Bay charter schools
• Beach cities workshop focuses on bicycle, liveability plans
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Longshore worker gets 3-year sentence for refusing to pay in fraud case
• CSU panel OKs 12% tuition hike
• SoCal woman arrested for cutting off husband's penis
• RPV TV producer ordered back to Mexico to stand trial in wife's death
• Creator of `Brady Bunch,' `Gilligan's Island' dies at 94
• Remember to vote
• L.A. social worker claims kids routinely housed in office building
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> 3 suspects arrested, stolen electronics recovered in Venice
• SoCal gas prices rise for 4th straight day
• Attacks continue to fly on final day of 36th District campaign
• Green Idea House taking shape
• Passenger in off-road accident files claim against Palos Verdes Estates
• CARMAGEDDON: Officials to rely on airborne CHP, roadway sensors
• Gardena to hold free concert, ice cream social
• Airport commissioners agree to reimburse United $40M for screening systems
• Endagered white abalone eggs to be collected at aquarium
• Parts of LAX will have power shutdown Tuesday morning
• L.A. committee recommends fines for illegal street sales of animals
• Transient arrested near LAX hotel on suspicion of rape
• Walk Hermosa's Pink Carpet to fight cancer
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• Westwood FlyAway bus to LAX extended for 6 months
• 405 Freeway Closure Facts
• No sexual assault charges will be filed against 3 South Bay men
• ASK THE LAWYER: Responding to ex-husband's false online rant
• CARMAGEDDON: Might as well stay home?
• Contractor faces $72K-an-hour fines if 405 doesn't reopen in time
• Ramona Hahn dead at 86
• <FONT color="darkred">RESCUE AT SEA:</font> Fisherman talks about 5 days adrift
• Local Coast Guard cutter rescues suspected Illegal immigrants
• Royals head home after busy SoCal tour
• LAX-Chicago flights delayed by storms
• PV duo take AAU crown
• CSULB recycling project from `70s lives on at center
• Gas prices climb for 3rd straight day
• About Town: $2 million donation to Palos Verdes Art Center honors wife's memory
• High school sites in El Segundo studied
• Alcatraz at night is one eerie experience
• Murder trial nears
• City, county agencies help vets readjust
• Obama pushes leaders on debt
• MB seeks artwork by seniors for show
• DWP makes list of most hated firms
• South Bay hospice group aiming to buy house
• `Jungle' primary sets up close 36th District race Tuesday
• Is Grade 8 too early for algebra?
• Business sews up a growing, yet green product line
• San Pedro man donates grandfather's paintings to presidential libraries
• MELISSA HECKSCHER: Former dating columnist now on other side of White Picket Fence
• FBI seeks 'Safari Bandit' after Redondo Beach, Santa Barbara bank robberies
• Hahn battling her critics as well as Huey in 36th District race
• Judge rules in favor of Rancho Palos Verdes development
• Hahn victory would cause scramble for her L.A. City Council seat
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• Chase ends in Carson with arrest of 3 assault suspects
• Firefighters quickly knock down Wilmington apartment fire
• Temple Menorah cantor Hutchings to sing at Dodger Stadium
• Missing San Pedro man who needed medicine found
• Torrance police cite 22 drivers in Anza Avenue speeding operation
• Grand Jury indicts suspected LAX stowaway
• Gardena mortgage broker, former bank employees face charges in loan fraud
• 3 men arrested in Carson after police chase
• San Pedro street light synchronization program completed
• Villaraigosa names Williams as new chief of staff
• Cabrillo Marine Aquarium offers sea life program for youngsters
• Police, firefighters to train at Mira Costa
• Royal couple arrives in Los Angeles for weekend visit
• Hahn and Huey trade barbs during radio debate
• North Torrance pharmacist, wife were frequent Yellowstone visitors
• CORRECTION: Lung cancer screening
• L.A. County Arts Commission announces grants for nonprofit groups
• Westchester environmental group to hold program on watering techniques
• Court ruling affecting Portuguese Bend development is delayed
• First responders get maritime training at Port of L.A.'s new center
• Segways bring Hawthorne police up close and personal
• Cummings named to replace Peaks as LAFD chief
• Highly praised educator rails at his removal from Redondo Beach post
• Longtime Redondo Beach bar owner Cullen dies
• State high court upholds Wilmington man's conviction for murdering niece
• Torrance man killed by grizzly in Yellowstone
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• O.C. police arrest 211 for suspicion of DUI over weekend
• Redondo Beach police target motorcycle safety
• CHECKPOINT: Where they'll be
• Gardena Willows to hold butterfly walk, talk
• Fort MacArthur to hold fundraiser
• Cast members, truck from TV's 'Emergency' to appear at Carson fire station
• South Bay / Harbor Area Restaurant Closures
• Obesity rates still rising in many states
• Extreme coupon cutters save cash, teach their ways
• Police search for 'man with a gun' in Wilmington
• Rocket scientist inspired by shuttle
• Manhattan Beach 6-man volleyball tournament is on despite red ink
• Ground broken for Harbor (110) Freeway pay carpool lanes
• Public service for San Pedro's 'Father Art' Bartlett to be held Saturday
• Republican businessman Huey seeks win in heavily Democratic 36th District
• DWP announces plans for new solar energy, buyback programs
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• CORRECTIONS: Redondo Beach schools, Torrance self-defense program
• Marina del Rey free outdoor concert series starts on Thursday
• Carson approves Reflection Park as name for new public space
• Location film shoots in L.A. fall during 2Q
• Portion of Torrance Boulevard to close Saturday for road work
• Manhattan Beach AYSO pledges $1M to replace Marine Park field
• County parks to offer free lunches to children during summer
• Palos Verdes Library District holding Facebook trivia contest
• San Pedro man who requires medicine for condition reported missing
• Lomita man gets 15 months for smuggling lizards
• One cited in El Segundo tobacco sting
• U.S., Mexico sign cross-border trucking agreement; Teamsters Union incensed
• Ruben Salazar archives donated to USC Libraries
• LAPD hangs out the 'Not Welcome' sign to paparazzi during Royals' visit
• Ponzi scheme victims include Torrance, Gardena, Redondo residents
• Longshore union observes annual Bloody Thursday event
• 14 men charged in sexual assaults of 11-year-old girl
• Chartered fishing boat reportedly capsized by rogue waves
• CSU to consider 12% tuition raise to cover funding cuts
• Wesley to replace Little as Redondo Union High principal
• Hawthorne appoints Shadbehr as temporary city manager
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• CORRECTION: Rancho Palos Verdes holiday trash pickup
• Supervisors vote to use anonymous $10K gift for foster care fund
• Redondo Beach woman comes home to find intruder jumping out her window
• Hahn, Huey to square off in only debate on Thursday
• Cyclist killed in Vista del Mar collision identified
• 4 arrested for opening fire on Gardena officer during attempted traffic stop
• CHECKPOINT: Hawthorne license, National Night Out, rape defense program
• San Pedro bicyclist struck on Fourth of July dies from injuries
• Realize your vision at Cabrillo Marine Aquarium's Family Sandcastle Day
• 89-year-old woman dies after being struck in Redondo Beach crosswalk
• UPDATED: Alleged Paris Hilton stalker charged with violating 'stay away' order
• LAPD Inspector General to resign after 1 year on job
• RPV home of TV producer suspected in wife's death up for sale
• Metro offers free bus rides to help survive Carmageddon
• UPDATED: Singer Rick Springfield pleads not guilty to DUI charges
• Packed beach bikeway forces lifeguards to declare a SigAlert
• Officials map the future at Harbor-UCLA
• Legal rulings could open up RPV
• First wave of Transpacific yacht racers sets sail
• Police arrest 2 in aircraft laser strikes near LAX
• Lung-cancer screening pays off
• Leuzinger teachers aren't fans of principal
• Driver sought in fatal El Segundo bike crash
• Law: The practice that's perfect for me
• Q: TV recycling
• Fireworks: San Pedro's in, Torrance is out
• Elderly man rescued from Marina del Rey fire
• 1 killed, 7 hurt when car bursts into flames in freeway crash
• 2 arrested for allegedly pointing lasers at aircraft near LAX
• 6 wounded as Lennox neighborhood erupts in gunfire
• Bridging a commuter gap
• Facebook TrophyWife is out there just for laughs
• Pastors switch countries
• Holiday closures
• Q: Baseball field
• Hahn, Huey are far apart on jobs and deficit
• NASA Shuttle program will launch its Final Four
• Graduates feeling job-hunt doldrums
• Vexing thoughts to avoid before the Fourth
• Ragin' Cajun
• Restoration work to brighten up San Pedro's Angels Gate Lighthouse
• Holiday closures
• Administration: Marriage act is unconstitutional
• Transpac yacht racers will set sail from Point Fermin
• Worker accidents probed
• Modeler loves a challenge
• Conflict builds over Leuzinger High overhaul
• Grand Jury: Hermosa Beach must deal with skyrocketing pension costs
• Singapore Airlines launches A380 flights
• Conviction upheld in 1997 slaying of Carson liquor store owner
• Boat, 200 pounds of pot wash up on Rancho Palos Verdes beach
• Shoppers cope with plastic bag ban at grocery stores in unincorporated areas
• L.A. City Council approves LAPD labor contract
• Coast Guard Air Station at LAX gets new commander
• Villaraigosa orders implementation of Master Bicycle Plan
• Testimony: Blind Compton Blue Line victim kept working despite disability
• Feds investigating suspected stowaway's motives
• RENEE MOILANEN: Going shoe shopping is not what it used to be
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• Redondo Beach approves new budget
• World's #1 Women's Beach Volleyball Duo Kessy/Ross Now Wearing Smack
• LAUSD finalizes budget, 3,000 layoffs
• Greuel: Gold Card Desk dismissed more than 40% of citations without explanation
• Campaign finance reports show Hahn's fundraising edge in 36th District race
• Gardena balances its books with new budget
• Negotiations continue on anniversary of clerical workers labor dispute at ports
• Huey files charges with FEC over Hahn attack ads
• Torrance orders business to shut down noisy compressor
• CORRECTION: Anonymous check for county
• Whole Foods donates to Hermosa Beach nonprofit
• Playa Vista development wins architectural award
• Torrance home care firm offers senior emergency kit
• LAX officials expect increase in number of holiday passengers
• Kooper named principal of Gulf Avenue Elementary in Wilmington
• Presenting the 'Lightyear Blimp'
• Fourth of July events
• Hawthorne police discover cache of illegal fireworks
• South Bay / Harbor Area Restaurant Closures
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Nigerian man arrested at LAX on stowaway charges
• County's gaffe exposes anonymous check donor to attempted bank fraud
• Hawthorne replaces City Manager Mitsch
• New state laws include mandatory whooping cough vaccinations for children
• Beach pollution report singles out inner Cabrillo Beach and Avalon
• Howard Fishman named Hermosa Beach mayor
• Area Coast Guard commander Lafierre gets recognition from Homeland Security
• Creation of Inland Empire authority to control Ontario airport placed on hold
• News coastal fishing regulations take effect as of Oct. 1
• Contractor ruptures gas line at school site in Wilmington
• SUV leads police on high-speed chase ending in Westchester
• World War II vets fly to France to take bicycle tour of historic battle sites
• Teenager arrested on suspicion of burglarizing cars outside Hawthorne gym
• Survey: Salaries for L.A.'s general managers in line with those of other cities
• AEG offers to pay for 2 parking structures at proposed football stadium
• MTA officials field freeway closure questions during Web chat
• 9 arrested in firearms trafficking raids; boat seized in Marina del Rey
• LAX volunteers ready for duty
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• EPA to approve air clean-up plans for Central Valley, Los Angeles region
• Manhattan Beach to move Engineering Division workers from City Hall
• CLARIFICATION: Opportunities for Learning Public Charter Schools
• Classic cars, fireworks part of Cars and Stripes Forever in San Pedro
• Carson sheriff's station to hold Lou Gehrig's disease fundraiser
• Palos Verdes Art Center receives $2M donation
• Villaraigosa signs 5-year, $1.5B Port of L.A. labor agreement
• Lieu's bill banning underage tanning salon use passes committee
• Political watchdog group calls for ethics probe of Rep. Laura Richardson
• La Paz kicks off tourism campaign in sister city, Redondo Beach
• Full highways, campgrounds expected for Fourth of July weekend
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• County to hire more medical trainees at teaching hospitals
• El Segundo police suspect L.A. man in indecent exposures
• Beresford-Redman's father must put car sale proceeds into special account
• Documents show airports exec Molina had no history of disciplinary problems
• Inglewood offering free lunches to youths
• <FONT color="darkred">REWARD:</font> L.A. offers $50K to help solve murder
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> Father, son charged in pit bull attack
• Supervisors OK $3.5M program to create 2,200 summer jobs
• Torrance 5th-grader diagnosed with leukemia 3rd time
• SoCal dad finds intruder in 10-year-old daughter's bedroom
• Study: Tax help stemming runaway film production
• Lady Gaga sued over fundraising effort for Japan
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> 2 juveniles held in Banning High break-in
• USC, NY Times team up for online education
• Woman accused of spraying police with breast milk
• Parents, game-makers react to Supreme Court video game ruling
• Supreme Court: California can't ban violent video game sales to kids
• Activists organize to fight DWP rate increases
• Budget cuts dry up free summer school offerings in South Bay
• Police forced to turn away crowd trying to register for Hawthorne summer school
• LAFD Chief Peaks announces retirement
• CORRECTION: Janice Hahn phone number
• Grocery store in county area to give out resuable bags
• Professor nominated to replace Kim on harbor commission
• Chivas USA player to join in Hawthorne fireworks safety discussion
• Former county social worker sentenced in bogus IRS refunds case
• LAPD labor deal freezes pay this year, boosts it next two years
• Airports exec Molina apparently deleted all but 2 texts from cell phone
• 3 women killed on freeway were rear-ended by truck
• Expert witness in MTA suit testifies that blind man used his cane properly
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• ASK THE LAWYER: What's fair for a lawyer to charge as an hourly rate?
• Troubled Dodgers file for bankruptcy
• 81-year-old sex offender allegedly tries to kidnap girl
• 2 Gardena men found shot to death near Indian reservation
• PVP student creates New York Times crossword
• Torrance teachers selected for science-math programs
• El Camino seeks Distinguished Alumni nominees
• Golf tourney to help raise funds for Torrance school
• A modern Galileo
• Medi-Cal puts clinics to the test
• Flood diversion may be priming L.A. megaquake
• Tot can't get to sleep? It might be the TV
• Ask Us
• Taco Bell remodel delayed
• ABOUT TOWN: Arts are in center ring at Torrance group's gala
• Assessing the wetlands
• 3 airport communities fight L.A. for control
• County considers spending $3.5M for jobs program
• Torrance to light up November skies for 100th anniversary
• Competitors sweat pushups fundraiser
• LAUSD teacher rehiring funds languish
• Free and Cheap Summer Movies
• Report details activities of sharks, other offshore predators
• LAPD union reaches tentative agreement on new contract
• Rising demand, fewer classes cause El Camino summer session crowding
• Villaraigosa expands Summer Night Lights recreation program
• LAX passenger traffic jumps in May
• Segment of Del Amo Boulevard to be closed Monday
• State ups incentive for home energy efficiency rebate program
• Regulators expand clean-fuel zone for cargo vessels
• Man killed by deputies in Hawthorne was armed parolee who fought with them
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• RENEE MOILANEN: Circumcision decision not taken lightly
• Bomb squad explodes device found in Torrance restaurant parking lot
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> Hawthorne man killed, girlfriend wounded in robbery ambush
• 2 alleged jewelry store robbers shot dead
• 'Columbo' star Peter Falk dead at 83
• Apartment complex with lax pet owners to test dog doo DNA
• SOUTH BAY HISTORY: Korean Friendship Bell
• Cheerios celebrates 70th year
• Prosecutors urge RPV reality TV producer's extradition
• Sheriff's deputies wound man
• TSA officer arrested after items stolen from LAX baggage found in raid
• South Bay to receive $176M for freeway, road improvement projects
• Attorney's opening statement faults MTA Blue Line safety measures
• CORRECTION: Catholic institutions offering bachelor's degrees
• Redondo Beach man named 53rd Assembly District Veteran of the Year
• Yosemite search efforts reduced further for missing Hawthorne hiker
• Lomita sheriff's station Capt. Anda promoted to commander
• Torrance Blvd. to be closed between Sartori and Western this weekend
• BP refinery worker killed in accident is identified
• 16-year-old shot to death on Hawthorne street
• HealthCare Partners burglaries expose patients to potential fraud
• Bus, rail service to be expanded during July San Diego (405) Freeway shutdown
• Prosecutors: Extradite TV producer, ignore his pleas to have daughter testify
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• CHECKPOINT: Police arrest 19 motorists in Torrance
• CHECKPOINT: Officers set checks in L.A., Gardena
• Worker injured in tractor accident at Torrance site
• Amateur radio clubs to host Field Day events
• South Bay / Harbor Area Restaurant Closures
• Huey using Fox 11 report against Hahn
• Boston mob boss James 'Whitey' Bulger nabbed in Santa Monica
• And the top car theft city is ...
• South Bay Pet of the Week
• Klepto kitty piles up the loot in this town
• Woman gets a shock lifting toilet lid ... there's a man!
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> 5 suspects sought in 2 slayings at Venice park
• Popular Manhattan Beach 6-man volleyball tournament faces deficit
• Paw print tattoos benefit San Pedro animal shelter
• Annenberg Foundation to consider scaling back its Point Vicente project
• Torrance passes $160M budget that avoids furloughs, layoffs
• Seniors make plans for trip to Highland casino
• Gardena Mayor Tanaka promoted to second-in-command at sheriff's department
• San Pedro merchants state case against parking meters to L.A. council
• Port director Knatz elected president of trade assocation
• Register-Recorder/County Clerk's Airport Courthouse office to close for 2 days
• Trump National transfers 2 parcels of land to Rancho Palos Verdes
• Port to begin its first summer concert series in San Pedro
• County to offer low greens fees to youths at golf courses in July
• Palos Verdes school board set to adopt new budget
• New prinicpal named at Pacific Elementary in Manhattan Beach
• El Segundo mayor points out bright spots in State of the City address
• El Segundo rejects Recreation Park as site for beer and wine festival
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Torrance man poses as Hermosa parking fee collector to pay rent
• Ex-'Smallville' actor Jones gets prison in drug case
• Worker killed at Carson BP refinery
• Volunteers sought for Ride to Fly, Arts for Abused Children
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> 'Grieving' family members surrender to SWAT
• Wizard! Rowling to reveal secret of `Pottermore'
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> Off-duty deputy shoots suspected drunk driver on SM (10) Freeway
• Mom arrested after baby dies in microwave
• Lakers name new radio team
• SoCal woman accused of stealing $262,000 from students
• Lawndale to consider approving tattoo parlors at July 5 meeting
• Report: Hospitals could be hardest-hit by major quake
• L.A. council ends red light traffic camera program
• LAUSD superintendent halts revocation action against 6 charter schools
• Supervisors to seek funds for Marina del Rey kayaking center
• Westchester/Playa group to discuss new legislative districts at meeting
• Hawthorne homeowners group to show film in park
• Coast Guard to target drunken boaters this weekend
• Yosemite search efforts scaled back for missing Hawthorne man
• Environmental group threatens to sue 2 rail firms over diesel pollution
• Group issues ratings of hospital-based bariatric weight-loss programs
• L.A. council awards 3 LAX dining concessions contracts
• Jury convicts man of murder in 1985 Torrance stabbing
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Beresford-Redman wants 6-year-old daughter to testify at extradition hearing
• Mortgage employees convicted of stealing from local homeowners
• Police search for badge on Craigslist turns up runaway teens
• Search for gunman shuts down both sides of 5 Freeway
• Convicted auto thief arrested in alleged Torrance attack on woman
• Delta jet bound for LAX makes emergency landing in Atlanta
• Celebrating the 2011 graduations
• Palos Verdes Estates officials: City manager firing not due to any wrongdoing
• Woman, 45, found dead in Torrance hotel a homicide, police say
• Wilmington man shot to death is ID'd
• Hahn, Huey camps disagree over June 28 debate
• Power washing to close some lanes overnight in Sepulveda Tunnel
• Stores in unincorporated areas to give reusable bags before ban takes effect
• Planning for County Harbor-UCLA to be topic of Wednesday meeting
• Wilmington man gets 27 years for drugs, firearms
• Kim to step down from harbor commission
• Experts to speak on emergency preparedness
• Court date set for San Pedro man who allegedly stashed gun in bag at LAX
• 3 South Bay school districts on state's list of financially troubled
• Villaraigosa inaugurated as new head of U.S. Conference of Mayors
• New $23.3B county budget could be affected by state, federal cuts
• Suspect in Dodger Stadium beating sent back to prison
• Windsurfer rescued at Cabrillo Beach remains in coma
• Discussion of possible new San Pedro park to be held at workshop
• Doctors see rise in adverse reactions to drug found in cocaine
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• ASK THE LAWYER: Dog owner more likely is liable for attack at grooming facility
• Hawthorne man missing in Yosemite
• Torrance police look for man who allegedly hit woman on 235th Street
• Actress Eva Mendes 'in constant fear' of alleged stalker
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> Armed robbers tie up 3 women, steal about $10,000
• Gardena athlete shot in Reno fight
• Man riding skateboard shot to death in Harbor Gateway
• This week's South Bay road projects
• Dispose of e-waste, hazardous home items
• L.A. Mayor Villaraigosa seeks more aid for cities
• COLLEGE'S NEW COURSE
• RB, school land deals promising
• School Notebook
• Vaccinations lag, whooping cough cases up
• Walk-friendly city guru gains ground
• Los Angeles wants guarantees from Stadium developer
• HUD demands that citizen group return Marina del Rey records
• Will L.A. Zoo manage a better future?
• Fatherhood's a mission of doubt and joy
• PVE council fires city manager
• Sex offenders are nabbed in Wilmington motel raid
• No, life isn't the same - and this dad is so glad
• Camp helps kids get a kick out of soccer
• McDonald's new option for site near LAX
• Eye on Congress
• Torrance misses out on All-America City status
• Relatives of DCFS agent suspected of stealing from wards question his guilt
• Hermosa 24 Ultra Marathon sand run marathon to benefit local schools
• CORRECTION: Pushups charity event
• LAPD reports surge in vehicle thefts
• Japanese atomic bomb survivors come to Torrance for medical tests
• DWP supervisor sentenced to 3 years in corruption case
• County to hold hazardous waste roundup at American Honda in Torrance
• State panel approves orders to owners to restore habitat at Torrance property
• Owner of dog that attacked woman in San Pedro gets probation
• State's jobless rate dips, but numbers still dire
• McCourts agree to 1-day trial over Dodgers ownership
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• RENEE MOILANEN: This 'man's man' turned her ideas of masculinity upside down
• Palos Verdes Estates to meet concerning City Manager Joe Hoefgen
• Man accused of impersonating officer, fondling girls
• High school yearbook recalled over photo of possible sex act
• Guns N' Roses guitarist to receive L.A. Zoo award
• Driver allegedly fleeing DUI stop crashes into gas station
• 3-year-old boy found wandering the neighborhood
• SoCal doctor shoots his wife, takes his own life
• Man kills estranged wife near daycare center
• Police recover centuries-old Catholic relic stolen from Long Beach church
• Swarms of black kelp flies descend on beach areas in Redondo Beach
• Carson apartment complex residents plead with city to stop demoliton
• CORRECTION: Hermosa Beach tattoo vote
• South Bay police, fire departments to hold push-up contest for charity
• CHECKPOINT: Carson
• Lawndale classic car show to benefit Ethiopian aid group
• American Airlines launches 'paperless cockpit' on 3 LAX flights
• Carson moves toward more restrictive smoking regulations
• South Bay Bicycle Coalition releases plan to expand bike path network
• Coastal Commission to rule in 15-year dispute over Torrance butterfly habitat
• Harbor commission moves forward on plan for art facilities in port warehouses
• Torrance All-America City video garners votes in competition
• Hawthorne church to host evening devoted to Rodgers and Hart
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Songs of 19th Century America
• Full moon hike in George F Canyon
• South Bay / Harbor Area Restaurant Closures
• Big rig overturns at 110/91 freeways
• Man walks into police station, confesses to murdering girlfriend
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> Alleged drunk driver plows into bicyclists, injuring 9, 2 critically
• SoCal teacher's aide pleads not guilty to sex with 13-year-old
• Memorial services for retired Gardena officer set for Friday
• High-ranking LAX exec quits over sexually explicit texts
• Tips on keeping pets safe on Fourth of July
• Low-cost vaccination clinic offered in Gardena
• Hermosa Beach proposal for huge tax hikes on bars, restaurants heads for ballot
• Hermosa Beach approves annual budget
• Redondo Union may be next school to use drug-sniffing dogs on campus
• L.A. council votes to ask Congress to give fans a shot to buy Dodgers
• Hermosa Beach decides against tighter restrictions on tattoo parlors
• Three LAX dining concessions contracts move closer to approval
• Alaska Airlines move to LAX's Terminal 6 approved by committee
• Redondo Beach school board votes to end 6th grade at Jefferson Elementary
• Redondo Beach police seek suspects in rash of SUV burglaries
• Carson man receives D.A.'s Courageous Citizen Award
• L.A. council moves toward appointing advocate for DWP ratepayers
• L.A. council opposes law giving Inland Empire control of Ontario airport
• Rolling Hills Estates moves closer to approving Chandler Ranch development
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Foundation to hold 'Cat Days of Summer' adoption day
• Power outage hits Marina del Rey
• Teacher held as suspect in rape of disabled student
• Man gets life in stabbing death of bride-to-be
• Female teacher's aide arrested for alleged sex with 13-year-old
• Viral Internet video lambasting Janice Hahn brings outrage
• Felony reckless driving charge filed against Rolling Hills man
• 2 hurt when car in reverse topples into storm channel
• Man pleads guilty to stealing $1.4 million tax refund check
• Fleming Middle School opens student fitness center
• Goodyear blimp crashes in Germany killing pilot
• DWP seeks to reclaim sewage water through indirect purification method
• Torrance enters final stages of All-America City competition
• Large NIH grant to benefit LA BioMed, UCLA, other medical researchers
• Carson to discuss further restrictions on smoking
• Dana Middle School students conclude participation in FBI program
• Retired Gardena police Officer Kist dies
• Creators of planned Westchester charter school to hold meeting
• Manhattan Beach city manager Carmany to meet with residents
• Hawthorne mayor's hearing on mixer theft charges moved to July
• Trade figures at ports remained flat in May
• L.A. residents can now recycle milk, other cartons
• LAUSD bans serving flavored milk
• L.A. council gives preliminary approval to freeze on retiree health benefits
• Homeless population decreases in L.A. area
• South Pasadena police officer dies during training session
• Torrance ballet dancer wins second scholarship
• Southwood homeowners group awards scholarship
• Playmate, 25, calls off wedding to Hugh Hefner, 85
• Palos Verdes Art Center opens registration for 7-week classes
• Compton cricket team gains international renown
• Police chase parolee suspected of trying to run over 3 deputies
• 12-year-old boy fatally stabbed, 18-year-old arrested
• DEPUTIZED: Charcoal grilling safety tips
• Gardena hosting Flag Day event at Nakaoka center
• Gay judge's ruling challenged
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> RHE to discuss Chandler Ranch
• Redondo Beach developer Les Guthrie dies
• Police seek con artists in Harbor Area lottery scam
• Family returns from around-the-world sailing trip
• LAUSD looks to increase vegetarian offerings for students
• Baca wants sheriff's deputies to supervise parolees
• Beresford-Redman introduces statements from daughter to fight charges
• Forecast: L.A.'s jobs prospects expected to improve later this year
• CLARIFICATION: Washington Post high school rankings
• Volunteers needed for Dominguez Channel cleanup in Carson
• Naturalist to offer class at Gardena Willows
• LAWA official Molina to resign
• Redondo Beach couple begins 5-year sailing odyssey
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• ASK THE LAWYER: How a fired employees can pursue a retaliation claim
• Hawthorne police return stolen puppy after arresting suspected car burglars
• LAPD involved in shooting during Westchester chase
• 3 arrested in Hawthorne burglary
• L.A. County home sales drop 18% in May
• Keck Foundation gives USC $150M for research
• SoCal man gets 30 years for bomb-laden home
• Landlord to take back restaurant of slain RPV woman over unpaid rent
• District council recognizes campus students of the year
• MB teacher chosen for national research program
• Westchester: CYO coach of year named
• Riding Wave of Success
• Pet owners dogged by red tape
• ABOUT TOWN: 4 legendary South Bay women given their due
• School Notebook
• San Pedro bell boosters want to hear friendship ring
• Port police building
• Autopsy firm aims to ease minds
• Mortuaries exploring recycling of implants
• Mediation lawyer takes to the ocean
• Orphaned teen embraces new start
• RHE homebuyers headed for surprise?
• JOHN BOGERT: Retreat brings out father and son's true feelings
• Ice cream party today to raise funds for Eastern Star
• First Toyota lawsuit gets trial date
• Grocers and workers don't agree on progress
• Meter parking tickets on rise in Hermosa Beach
• Their love is visible to all
• Satellite that will track salt levels in oceans launches from Vandenberg
• Carson reschedules council meeting
• Gardena to host Flag Day celebration
• Local events to benefit Japan disaster victims
• Gas pipeline work to close some lanes at Torrance intersection
• Religious leaders throw support behind McCourt in letter to Selig
• RENEE MOILANEN: Is competing to be valedictorian worth the stress?
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• Rohrabacher: Iraq should repay U.S. for war costs
• Financial consultant arrested as suspected sexual predator in El Segundo incident
• New redistricting maps show South Bay losing seats in Congress, Assembly
• Police: Strip club manager's slaying may be related to dispute
• Grade advancement not a given at Da Vinci
• Angels Flight trolley ordered closed due to safety concerns
• L.A. planners to take a closer look at football stadium proposal
• Audit reveals serious flaws L.A. transportation department operations
• Feds launch crackdown on immigration scam artists
• CORRECTION: Wrong TV listings
• Normandie Casino to hold classic car show
• Work day planned at Westchester community garden
• Yemeni man to plead guilty in yacht deaths of Marina del Rey couple
• Friends remember Wilmington student with memorial
• South Bay / Harbor Area Restaurant Closures
• San Pedro concert to benefit survivors of Japan disaster
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> Rolling Hills man shot on freeway linked to strip club owner
• StubHub: Free U2 tickets
• Man dies in apparent building jump
• 2011 All-Area Baseball Team
• Carson's Tautalafua is Daily Breeze Softball Player of the Year
• Gang sweep nets more than 100
• Top Dogs Show at RHE street fair, music festival
• South Bay Pet of the Week
• Grocery store workers say strike is near
• 'Computer' Peeping Tom charged with spying on women
• Torrance discusses community services cuts at budget workshop
• Manhattan Beach approves HotDoggers restaurant over objections
• Carson sides with tenants, votes down mobile home conversion bid
• CORRECTION: 1321 Taproom Bistro
• Manhattan Beach volleyball tournament gets green light
• Rolling Hills Estates to develop new standards for keeping horses
• Rancho Palos Verdes to examine sites for proposed skate park
• El Segundo approves grant application plans for park, swim stadium
• Lawndale man remains in coma after Gardena melee
• Civil service commission rules in favor of fired Torrance social worker
• Manhattan Beach approves $95M operating budget
• Marymount College pays Rancho Palos Verdes for Measure P election
• Police officer injured in funeral procession crash recovering
• High court won't hear case involving newlywed bride's RPV cliff death
• Appeals court to hear arguments on Clean Trucks Program limits
• 2 suspects arrested in Manhattan Beach jewelry store robbery
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Ex-LAUSD official from Halldale ordered to pay back $116,000
• Man dies in apparent jump from downtown Long Beach building
• Homeless vets sue VA over West L.A. housing
• Customs seizes Chinese shipment of fake designer gear worth $14.3M
• SoCal man apparently sets himself on fire
• Ex-Playboy Playmate busted with meth
• Robbery-Homicide takes over Dodger Stadium assault case
• Is Internet sex cheating? Many say yes
• Son arrested after father is allegedly stabbed, run over and killed
• LAUSD: South Bay charter schools group has taken strides toward reform
• Battle brewing over revamping of Leuzinger High
• West High robotics contest creation to be displayed at Smithsonian
• LAUSD names 2 area instructors among its Teachers of the Year
• Palos Verdes Art Center to relocate during construction
• Father's Day nature walk scheduled at Gardena Willows
• Lawndale approves $12M budget
• County beach officials backtrack, vote to hire more staff to clean restrooms
• Audit: DCFS worker stole funds from foster children
• L.A. council votes to support withdrawal from federal immigration ID program
• Lawndale park proposal gains momentum
• Panel to consider making food trucks permanent at San Pedro First Thursdays
• Torrance graduate student awarded scholarship
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Suspected robber shot by Torrance police had record
• Police seek man who attempted to lure North High 15-year-old into car
• Court rules 'Shield Law' doesn't protect online posters
• Boot camp operator faces criminal charges for handcuffing teen
• Probation officer reportedly stole $14,000 meant for foster children
• Gas prices drop for 32nd straight day, but remain 93 cents higher than a year ago
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> 50 alleged SoCal gang members tied to Mexican Mafia indicted
• Greenpeace targets Mattel over 'deforestation'
• Robbery suspect shot by Torrance PD in stable condition
• City turns off water after people use new fountain as toilet
• Opening wrong garage door leads to pot bust
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> El Segundo to discuss pool funds
• Peninsula Relay for Life set
• Report calls for tougher LAUSD teacher evaluations, other reforms
• Officials working to avoid 'car-mageddon' during July freeway closure
• West High students mourn death of teacher who committed suicide
• Redondo Beach prepares for influx of Fourth of July fireworks spectators
• Endangered Westwood FlyAway LAX shuttle route granted 2-week reprieve
• Hahn TV ad accuses Huey of having 'extreme right-wing agenda'
• South Bay police officers join in Special Olympics torch run
• Postal Service to discuss proposed El Segundo post office relocation
• Airport board awards concessions contract to Farmers Market restaurants
• Police seek man in El Segundo masturbation incident
• Carson smog station has license suspended for suspected fraudulent tests
• L.A. city crews fill 24,000 potholes
• Airport commissioners sign off on LAFD travel expenses
• ASK THE LAWYER: Probate law freezes estate funds despite power of attorney
• DEPUTIZED: Gas grill safety tips
• Chase from Torrance to Westchester ends in officer-involved shooting
• India OKs $4 billion deal to buy 10 Long Beach-built C-17s
• Former baseball star Lenny Dykstra charged with auto and ID theft
• Michael Jackson's `Thriller' jacket expected to go for $200,000 in auction
• CSUDH earns federal honor for community service
• 5 Inglewood middle-schoolers win scholarships
• County youth newspaper recruits teens
• Home Depot Center: Charter schools square off in soccer tournament
• Local Boys & Girls Club needs Facebook votes to win Toyota
• Gunshot victim drives to hospital after shooting at San Pedro party
• Culver City woman's suicide points to website recipe's chemical danger
• El Camino director will address graduates
• Saleh could still trigger a civil war
• `California stops' are getting costly
• Preserving Marina del Rey's Past
• Redondo Beach teens Share Their Words
• Ask Us
• Park's a blast for children
• Schools rein in valedictorian race
• San Pedro's Father Art lived to help people in port town
• Prevention drug reduces breast cancer cases in study
• Flag retirement
• JOHN BOGERT: Dogs, men live lives of mutual misunderstanding
• Artist with HIV for nearly 30 years warns of myths
• Skate park dreams gain momentum
• SP skate fans talking about new plaza
• Overhaul of DWP will cost L.A. residents
• Budget discussions grow tense in Hermosa Beach
• Check out `Two Spirits' in San Pedro
• Find out how to be a foster parent
• Rabies clinic set for Saturday at Hawthorne City Hall
• Heal the Bay praises clean-water projects in Hermosa Beach
• Lawndale arts center to hold student film festival awards ceremony
• Man charged with assault in Redondo Beach fight
• Authorities seek fugitive San Pedro gang member
• No drugs found in system of Marine who died in Hawaii hotel fall
• Lt. Gen. Pawlikowski takes command of Space and Missile Systems Center
• Newborn given up to surrender program after birth in Torrance hospital
• Villaraigosa names manager for L.A.'s troubled transportation department
• Angeles Crest Highway reopens after 18 months
• Hawthorne officer is remembered
• RENEE MOILANEN: Making contingency plans for the zombie apocalype in the South Bay
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• James Arness of `Gunsmoke' fame dead at 88
• SOUTH BAY HISTORY: El Segundo's Urho Saari Swim Stadium
• Probation officer allegedly stole from homeless youths
• Woman sues Dunkin' Donuts over diabetic shock
• Man accused of siphoning gas, catalytic converter thefts
• Disney opens improved `Little Mermaid' ride today
• Girl reportedly destroys taco stand, hits 3 pedestrians in late-night driving lesson
• Judge approves preliminary injunction against Rancho San Pedro gang
• Redondo Beach bandshell replacement delayed due to high cost
• Zicam co-creator pleads not guilty in avian flu drug case
• Students test remote aircraft built in Northrop program
• Residents: Wilmington Waterfront Park was worth the struggle
• Villaraigosa signs $6.9B budget
• Harbor commission agrees to buy radiation, nuclear detection equipment
• Motorist arrested on suspicion of DUI after hitting pedestrian in Torrance
• Peninsula conservancy to hold events on National Trails Day
• Police arrest 2 in connection with San Pedro home shooting
• County beaches department to open high-traffic restrooms early
• CHECKPOINTS: Where they'll be
• USDA unveils new 'My Plate' nutrition recommendations
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Customs officials seize karaoke machines with counterfeit chips at port complex
• San Pedro fashion fundraiser to benefit Afghan women and children
• Propeller Club's Seafood Feast to benefit scholarship fund
• Harbor commissioners approve $976.6M budget for Port of L.A.
• South Bay / Harbor Area Restaurant Closures
• Palos Verdes Art Center accepting entries for Wine Label Contest
• Hawthorne officer's funeral to stream on Web
• Tennis legend Andre Agassi to form charter school fund
• Angels baseball team makes emergency LAX landing
• Brother can you spare a dime? Tough times force Skid Row shelter to charge fees
• Beverly Hills gallery displays never-before-seen Marilyn Monroe photos
• Redondo Beach asks employees to continue compensation cuts to help erase deficit
• L.A. council moves step closer to new group home restrictions
• Get CPR certification in 1-hour adult school class set for Monday
• Carson man slain in drive-by is ID'd
• L.A. council approves tourism marketing plan for hotels
• CSUDH to hold career fair for high school students
• SWAT team raids San Pedro home near killing
• Cable television interviewer Gary Cox dies
• Feds investigate abandoned boat that washed ashore in Palos Verdes Estates
• Autopsy: Marine who fell to his death in Hawaii had alcohol in his system
• Longtime San Pedro resident Lee Mardesich dies at 86
• Westchester High students walk out in protest over loss of teachers
• Gardena fish wholesaler to be sentenced in whale meat case
• Octomom's doctor has license revoked
• 18-year-old gets 18 years in fatal street race case
• VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: Project Angel Food, House of Yahweh, 1736 Family Crisis Center
• Trash can of body parts being pushed by woman could be those of missing boyfriend
• <FONT color="darkred">CYBER WARS:</font> Lockheed latest defense firm to come under attack
• Google CEO `screwed up' on Facebook
• State budget cuts threaten adult day-care programs
• <FONT color="darkred">POSSIBLE $11,000 FINE:</font> FAA to go after those who point lasers at planes
• Suspect held in SoCal rapes a registered sex offender
• Death of street clothing mogul Bevacqua probed
• Pawlikowski to be first woman commander of Space and Missile Systems Center
• Authorities probe Rancho Palos Verdes Marine's fatal fall from Honolulu hotel
• Yaroslavsky decries state of beach restrooms following budget cuts
• Teachers, district agree on pay cuts, furloughs to avoid layoffs in Lennox
• Be ready to sing for parts at RHE `Seussical' audition
• FBI, L.A. officials expanding building inspection corruption probe
• CORRECTION: San Pedro Artwalk
• Authorites warn of mid-July San Diego (405) Freeway closure
• 1 man killed, another wounded in separate Carson shootings
• LA BioMed researchers to be honored for childhood obesity research
• State Senate approves bill encouraging transfer of Ontario airport control
• Gunman robs McDonald's manager in Torrance restaurant's parking lot
• Police arrest 2 suspects in Hawthorne Subway sandwich shop robbery
• Man fatally shot at home in San Pedro
• Sadowski's conviction upheld in 2005 murder of LAX police officer
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Retired deputy who embezzled $450K in towing fees gets 3 years
• Chase ends in Culver City mall with arrest
• Port of L.A. High to celebrate award
• 1 arrested in alleged Torrance burglary; police search for 2nd suspect
• Jury recommends death for businessman in wife's murder-for-hire
• Cheerleader left brain dead when hit by alleged drunk driver
• This week's South Bay road projects
• Donate items to L.A. animal shelters
• TAKE THE KIDS: Reading challenge, exercising with baby, author signing
• Torrance chamber plans State of Education luncheon
• Hawthorne cop killed in crash to be buried Friday
• L.A. Freedom Riders mark historic journey
• Area honors the fallen
• $5M grant eyed as fix for El Segundo's aging pool
• Total Control
• Statue from Fatima will be displayed in South Bay
• Benefit raises funds for Peninsula schools
• Hankering for a gourmet burger? You have options
• 2 men found shot to death on 405 Fwy
• Marine from RPV dies after reportedly falling 17 stories from Hawaii hotel
• Reportedly combative woman Tasered, arrested at LAX
• Political Office
• Men of photo recon unit recall D-Day
• RB school split over program
• Ask Us
• Marshals defend Port of L.A.
• Family thankful for support during time of grief
• FAA rule hurts Hawthorne airport's business
• County Hall of Administration's age is showing
• Explorer sets course to save the planet
• Holiday closures
• Piers get new signs warning against eating 5 kinds of fish
• LAUSD, teachers union reach agreement on new contract
• Hahn attacks Huey's anti-abortion stance
• Judge delays decision on restaurant sale in Beresford-Redman case
• Census shows steep decline in number of children
• Man charged with involuntary manslaughter in San Pedro shooting of friend
• Authorities arrest man barricaded in home near Carson after alleged stabbing
• Lawndale to offer free CERT training classes
• L.A. council renews fiscal emergency designation
• Funeral services held for slain Inglewood rapper M-Bone
• RENEE MOILANEN: Greg and Steve keep even the most demanding toddlers spellbound
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• Fund established for Hawthorne officer's family in Torrance police crash
• Gardena approves new bus routes over some objections
• Memorial Day events
• CORRECTION: Beach Report Card graphic
• 3 men lead Torrance police on chase that ends in head-on crash
• Torrance to offer Disaster Preparedness Award
• Rancho Palos Verdes woman pleads guilty to tax fraud
• LAX reports significant passenger traffic rise in April
• Memorial Day holiday travelers expected to increase at LAX
• <FONT color="darkred">BREAKING NEWS:</font> 1 officer killed, 1 injured in Torrance police funeral procession accident
• Environmental Charter High celebrates large grant from Chevron
• Peninsula Symphony founder and longtime conductor Valenti dies
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• LAUSD board member Vladovic launches program donating surplus meals to pantries
• Lindsay Lohan gets booked
• RHE widow awarded $2.5 million in case involving ex-Torrance deputy city attorney
• San Pedro man pleads guilty to Facebook threat
• 15-year-old girl to stand trial in stabbing deaths of grandparents
• Ex-IRS agent gets 3 years for filing false returns
• 'Avatar' sequels to be filmed at Manhattan Beach studio
• Fatal San Pedro shooting appears to be tragic accident
• Via del Monte residents ask Palos Verdes Estates to help curb speeding
• Lomita hiring consultant to find solutions to new reservoir's problems
• Jury awards $2.5M to widow in false elder abuse case
• Redondo Beach to begin enforcing new RV parking ordinance June 1
• L.A. council offers reward in slaying of Inglewood night club owner
• LAWA receives award for ridesharing program
• Athens-area woman wins big prize in Palos Verdes Dream House Raffle
• Report requested by Lieu shows state improperly freed 450 inmates last year
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Despite $21M cleanup effort, inner Cabrillo Beach still among most polluted
• Regional air traffic controller suspended for reportedly sleeping at work
• Target donates $50,000 to Hawthorne Police Department
• <FONT color="darkred">BREAKING NEWS:</font> San Pedro High student injured when shots are fired from off campus
• Beach report card: Cabrillo, MDR earn low marks
• Teen shot to death in San Pedro
• Lakers reach deal with new coach Mike Brown
• Mother convicted of murdering 18-month-old daughter
• 'Click It' ... or pay $142
• College basketball team banned from postseason over grades
• Family of boy with pain syndrome leaves Stanford for new treatment
• Rancho Palos Verdes will hold pet clinic today at Hesse Park
• Stow family files suit against McCourt, Dodgers over attack
• LAUSD, teachers union spar over $408M budget gap negotiations
• Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy celebrates educating its 25,000th student
• Water usage reduction workshop to be held in Manhattan Beach
• Redondo Beach historic home tour tickets now on sale
• Nonprofit group formed to help support L.A. animal shelters
• LAUSD board eliminates parent advisory votes from Public School Choice program
• Outbreak of equine herpes virus-1 puts horse owners on alert
• Family of slain Wilmington longshoreman to hold 'walk for peace'
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Woman killed in crash with Inglewood police car responding to a call
• Torrance resident to receive LAPD Medal of Valor for bravery
• L.A. creates post of 'Collections Czar'
• Tijuana suspends 15 officers for forced lap-dance
• CDC: Measles cases on fastest pace since 1996
• Actress jailed for alleged DUI, crashing car, fighting with police and escaping
• Fans gather for final taping of Oprah's show
• `Rubes' creator to entertain Torrance
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> Torrance to discuss affordable housing
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> Hawthorne to vote on tattoo shop rules
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> Gardena holds public hearing on bus route changes
• Yahoo ready to deliver on promise to upgrade email
• 99-cent Lady Gaga album demand overwhelms Amazon servers
• Longtime South Bay farmer Tom Ishibashi dies
• Reopened IHOP packs them in as part of new developments in Carson
• JetBlue adds Anchorage nonstop flight to its Long Beach lineup
• Smog stations in Lawndale, Westchester shut for falsely passing autos
• DEPUTIZED: Crime maps, past entries
• Judge rules for social worker who removed children from mom with positive PCP test
• Winner of 36th District runoff election faces an uncertain future
• Former Marina del Rey man sentenced in home equity scheme
• CORRECTION: American Legion chili cook-off
• Police agencies to hold Special Olympics fundraiser in El Segundo
• Marina del Rey summer concert series begins on July 7
• Beach shuttle bus service to resume this Friday
• County checking for rabies vaccinations in unincorporated areas near Torrance
• Body found in Wilmington trash ID'd as Long Beach woman
• ASK THE LAWYER: Is driver at fault for hitting pedestrian crossing on red light?
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• Marina del Rey's July 4th fireworks show scrubbed
• First for L.A. County this year: Woman surrenders newborn
• Man released from jail early gets life for killing parents, mother of his child
• Transient pleads not guilty to SM synagogue blast
• Long Beach robbery-beating victim dies, 2nd suspect arrested
• Armed Forces Parade in Pictures
• Help us find groups that take used items
• Ascension Lutheran School in Torrance plans open house
• ECC Art Gallery showcases student talent
• CSUDH students' papers draw state kudos
• TAKE THE KIDS: Bedtime stories, shark crafts, bit of history
• Building Barriers? Some see Western Avenue barricade as unneighborly
• Man held in Giants fan beating
• Push for Lawndale park gathers steam
• San Pedro Lions honor teacher with Ante Perkov award
• School Briefs
• LAPD nabs suspect in beating of Giants fan Bryan Stow
• Man arrested after robbery near Alondra Park bathroom
• Orchestra named business of the year
• Police to host Tip-A-Cop event for Special Olympics
• Torrance armed forces parade is a family affair
• Port of L.A. cruise business sinking
• Is Torrance's Armed Forces Day Parade next up for cuts?
• Car flies off ramp into a Rolling Hills Estates nail salon
• POLA teacher wins San Pedro mayor's race
• Congresswoman updates seniors on Washington budget-cut proposals
• Green features give Playa Vista condos a platinum rating
• Graduation Season
• Grand Marshal is Army four-star general
• Parade List
• L.A. mayor axes Gold Card Desk
• Seafood importer to plead guilty
• Elderly motorist sends car crashing into RHE nail salon
• Female DUI suspects in handcuffs escape from CHP twice in 3 days
• Randy 'Macho Man' Savage dead at 58
• L.A. County jobless rate drops to 12.1%
• Student accused of drugging teacher's drink
• Alleged DUI plows into stalled car on 91 Fwy, kills man
• It's a 14-day drop for SoCal gas prices
• RPV teen shows off her singing on `The Voice'
• Torrance honors fallen officers
• DUI CHECKPOINTS: Where they'll be; Long Beach results
• Friday's Police Log: Lomita, the Peninsula
• Gold trader convicted of murdering wife in Century City
• Gay LAPD officer awarded $1.1M in harassment suit
• Ex-cop gets probation in off-duty confrontation
• Woman sought in Hawthorne stabbing surrenders
• Gearing up for Armed Forces weekend
• Huey takes big lead over Bowen
• Huey eyes upset; Bowen isn't out
• New clues emerge in fan's Dodger Stadium beating
• South Bay Restaurant Closures
• Gay LAPD sergeant's retaliation lawsuit goes to jury
• Truck driver trapped after crashing into power pole near El Segundo
• Sister wants to buy slain RPV woman's Palms restaurant
• Ports, LAX see big jump in global trade activity
• Gardena apartment complex damaged in blaze
• 2,000 Kaiser employees walk off the job in L.A.
• Huey edges ahead of Bowen for runoff with Hahn in 36th Congressional race
• <FONT color="darkred">WANTED:</font> San Pedro car burglary suspects sought
• <FONT color="darkred">WANTED:</font> Police seek ID of San Pedro thief
• Man killed in Wilmington car-to-car shooting
• El Segundo: Council OKs legal action over school
• Wellness study finds split in rich and poor
• GOP eyes upset; Bowen isn't out
• WANTED: Robbers sought in San Pedro
• South Bay Solar Home Tours is Saturday
• Hawthorne woman sought in stabbing of Harbor City woman
• San Pedro condos offered as rentals
• Plan to name ship after Cesar Chavez is criticized
• Wednesday's Police Log: The beach cities
• SoCal gas prices drop for 12th day in row
• BMX rider Corey Bohan arrested in Hermosa Beach
• Redondo rain forest protester among 4 arrested at Disney Studios
• Transient struck, killed by freight train
• Woman who had Schwarzenegger's child threatened to go public
• Teacher accused of having sex with 5 students
• Deputies seize 1,500 pounds of pot on Catalina
• Hahn awaits runoff rival in 36th District
• Colonel urges veteran outreach
• Former Manhattan Beach city manager files $2 million claim
• Community college district race to close to call
• Registered sex offender, 67, jailed for allegedly exposing himself to teen girls
• Rain forecast into Wednesday
• DEPUTIZED: Gas station theft prevention tips
• Tuesday's Police Log: Carson and Torrance
• RPV: Interfaith choir to sing in concert Wednesday
• Hawthorne design charter school names interim principal
• Redondo to celebrate Esplanade renovation
• Man critical after stabbing in apparent Torrance robbery
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> Redondo Beach to vote on lagoon
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> El Segundo to hear budget review
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> Torrance to vote on MAX bus service
• Jack-knifed truck closes Gerald Desmond Bridge
• Underground explosion in Westwood sends metal plate into Metro bus
• LAX FlyAway loses money, yet expands
• Historic election arrives
• Ballot analysis is ruled biased
• Airport panel awards food concessions despite protest
• TSA officer accused of theft from LAX traveler's bag
• Civil case isn't double jeopardy
• L.A. mulls facility curbs
• $1.10-a-gallon gas mistake leaves Wilmington station owner drained
• Body found floating in Colorado Lagoon
• ASK THE LAWYER: Being tried in criminal and civil court not double jeopardy
• Manhattan Beach officer Mark Vasquez loses battle with cancer
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> Tarantula smuggler gets 6 months in jail
• SoCal pastor's wife gives birth during Sunday service
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> Rapper M-Bone found shot to death in car in Inglewood
• SoCal gas prices drop for 10th day in a row
• Couple praised for bettering the community
• Beach Cities Symphony offers scholarships
• ECC's powerhouse debate team retains national title
• PVE students to compete in robotics contest
• RPV students raise money for Japanese quake relief
• Westchester students collect socks for homeless
• Golf event supports families of the troops
• TAKE THE KIDS: Grunion celebration, interactive storytelling, party at the harbor
• Wheels and smiles for 100
• Wiseburn negotiating for high school site
• Democrats fight it out in race for Harman seat
• Connections stir up L.A. college race
• JOHN BOGERT: My new best bud? Well, up to a point
• School lotteries grow more intense as more play
• Manhattan Beach aquarium is swimming in donations
• Harboring many memories
• 405 Freeway to be shut for July weekend
• South Bay home tour benefits MB's American Martyrs School
• Lieu targets state's convict parole program
• Veterans Park Band Shell
• San Pedro High student wins big at science fair
• Non-major party candidates take their shot in 36th District race
• Hermosa Beach to unveil local history mural
• Neighborhood dispute with Postal Service over dog continues in San Pedro
• Thousands of teachers protest at Pershing Square rally
• L.A. firefighters march in protest over new staffing policies
• Census report tracks growth of Asian/Pacific Islander population
• CORRECTION: Sam Domancich Track dedication
• Burglars pistol-whip man in his Marina del Rey apartment
• Torrance teachers to hold 'grade in' at Del Amo Fashion Center food court
• Giants fan beating victim to be moved to Bay Area hospital
• One of 2 dogs in Wilmington attack to be destroyed, other adopted
• Mira Costa High officials cancel Snoop Dogg filming on campus
• RENEE MOILANEN: Westsideification reaches down into the beach cities
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• Century (105) Freeway ramp at LAX to close overnight once more
• Inglewood night club owner shot dead, reportedly in a $300,000 Rolls Royce
• Kutcher replaces Sheen on `Two and a Half Men'
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> All-clear in Long Beach port terminal bomb scare
• Whale remains towed out to sea
• Firefighters knock down Terminal Island warehouse fire
• 6 Republicans seeking 36th District seat in Democratic stronghold
• CORRECTION: Jefferson Elementary 6th grade
• Democratic club to hold awards luncheon in Carson
• Cargo shipments increase for 15th straight month at Port of L.A.
• Century (105) Freeway ramp eastbound from LAX to be closed overnight
• Caruso continues to sound like an L.A. mayoral candidate
• PurpleStride event to raise funds for pancreatic cancer research
• San Pedro High set to dedicate track in honor of Domancich
• Palos Verdes Marathon, Ride for Kids to alter usual traffic patterns
• Scotto announces mall makeover, new ballfields in State of the City speech
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Motorcyclists to hold scenic coastal ride for charity
• Palos Verdes Woman's Club sets annual garden tour
• Police investigate attempted kidnapping in San Pedro
• CHECKPOINT: Police set checkpoints at three locations
• South Bay Restaurant Closures
• Sharefest volunteers to help beautify Gardena High campus
• 200 students evacuated from Redondo Union High during gun scare
• Sketches of Dodger Stadium assault suspects going up on billboards
• LAX's new police dogs: Sniffing for signs of danger
• 3 of 7 terriers found abandoned near LAX up for adoption in Hawthorne
• Spay, neuter discounts offered in Harbor Area
• Employee shot in Torrance flooring business
• Hermosa Beach rejects ban on styrofoam food packaging
• Parents group seeks to convert Westchester High to charter school
• Parents persuade Redondo Beach school board to keep 6th grade at Jefferson
• CSUDH marketing interns work to increase Galaxy's student fan base
• South Bay Presbyterians react to vote paving way for gay ordination
• Torrance police warn residents of convicted child molester's presence
• Hermosa Beach Kiwanis spaghetti Feed to aid special program
• Police seek New York man in counterfeit watch scam in Hermosa Beach
• Rolling Hills Estates delays discussion of Chandler Ranch project until June
• L.A. council approves $1.5B labor agreement for Port of L.A. projects
• San Pedro condo tower The Vue sold for $80.1M
• Volunteer gardeners to meet at Westchester community garden
• Construction begins on 'Ghost Fish' sculpture at Port of L.A.
• Torrance police union agrees to pay retirement contributions
• 12 evacuated after water main breaks on Sepulveda in Torrance
• Bare-breasted SoCal coffeehouse baristas told to cover up
• Audit: L.A. wastes $1 million on cell phones
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> Lindsay Lohan pleads no contest in theft charge
• Volunteers needed for Ride to Fly, Tree Musketeers, Beach Cities Health District
• Torrance, Manhattan Beach to honor fallen officers
• CHECKPOINT: Driver's license stop in Hawthorne
• Chase leads to arrest of suspected car thief on 405 Fwy in Torrance
• Torrance: Woman celebrates 100 years
• CSU head warns of $1B cut
• <FONT color="darkred">ALARMING COMBO:</font> Bedbugs with `superbug' germ found
• LAUSD failing with college prep mandate
• Overhaul of campus takeover system OK'd by LAUSD officials
• Philbin tries to go out a winner in Daytime Emmys
• Police seek man pulling down female joggers' pants
• Parents, teachers rally against deep education budget cuts
• Supervisors take control of county DCFS, Probation departments
• L.A. city committee makes only minor changes to budget
• Boeing begins delivery of C-17 transports to the UAE
• Gardena bus route changes to emphasize local routes
• Marine Mammal Care Center to hold Seal Day
• LA BioMed women's health care clinic receives award
• LAX officials open next round of concessions proposals for terminals
• New high school near Carson to be named Rancho Dominguez Preparatory School
• Hawthorne council meeting canceled due to lack of quorum
• LAX traffic signals to be temporarily switched off again Wednesday morning
• AQMD to hold community meeting on planned marine oil terminal at port
• Toyota, Shell unveil new hydrogen fueling station in Torrance
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• PurpleStride Walk benefitting pancreatic cancer to be held in El Segundo
• Transient charged with Culver City double homicide
• $50K reward offered in woman's shooting death
• Man allegedly armed with knife fatally shot by LAPD
• 300 students walk out to protest potential LAUSD cuts
• World War II planes visit Hawthorne
• SoCal gas prices begin a slow drop
• Irvine considers ban on sex offenders at city parks
• Schwarzenegger, Shriver call it quits
• Luncheon to honor 2011 Medal of Valor winners
• Teachers to stage protests over state budget cuts to education
• Plan to eliminate 6th grade at Redondo Beach's Jefferson School meets resistance
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• Downtown Westchester business improvement district looks to expand
• Port of L.A. names Ruiz to marketing and communications post
• San Pedro whale remains will be dragged out to sea
• CORRECTION: State science fair winners
• Volunteers to meet for Westchester community garden tasks
• Scientists to be honored at 'Legends' dinner
• Traffic signals to be switched off temporarily at central terminal at LAX
• L.A. school board to vote on name for new secondary school near Carson
• San Pedro cafe owner says business done in by a variety of downtown ills
• Study: Parking is not the problem in downtown San Pedro
• Torrance high school students invited to The Attic's job fair
• DEPUTIZED: Past entries
• DEPUTIZED: Identity theft prevention for seniors
• ASK THE LAWYER: Yellow light intervals are set by law
• West Hollywood to get $2.6M futuristic parking garage
• Man killed by Amtrak train while walking on tracks is ID'd
• SoCal man gets 25 years for trying to smuggle surface-to-air missiles
• L.A.'s gun buy-back nets 2,000 firearms ... and an anti-tank rocket launcher
• Long Beach Blue Line bomb scare package an empty basket
• Art Institute of Chicago director named CEO of Getty Trust
• Man dies in Hawthorne 405 Fwy crash
• New LAUSD transfer process causes confusion
• Aerospace Legacy
• Whale's remains wash ashore in San Pedro
• School raises profile of Lawndale Farmers Market
• The Freshman: Amid life's changes, this really takes the cake
• Untitled
• LAPD turns up the heat on the Venice boardwalk
• A Look at the 36th District Race
• One-armed Leuzinger pitcher tosses off hardship
• Torrance hospital delivers care a new way
• Bill fights drug-cost shift to patients
• Uncertain future on pier worries Tony's owners
• San Pedro project polishes `hidden jewel'
• Soccer star David Beckham hits stalled car in 405 Freeway carpool lane
• Two women shot by a third woman in San Pedro
• San Pedro neighborhood denied mail service following dog attacks
• Caltrans to repair storm drains on Hawthorne Boulevard
• Lawndale High performing arts center to open after 10 years, $20M
• Hahn, Bowen lead in fundraising for 36th District election
• L.A. councilman Koretz proposes regulation of commercially bred pets
• Old Torrance gets a new gastropub
• Torlakson, Furutani laud Banning High's career-technical courses
• Musical treats to help Japan
• CORRECTION: Base API score for Riviera Elementary
• Dial 811 to check for buried utility lines before digging
• Vintage aircraft to go on display at Hawthorne airport
• L.A. city gun buyback program to have Wilmington location
• AQMD awards $58M for shore-side power projects at ports
• Westchester board defers decision on allowing parking for homeless
• Residents kept indoors after bees swarm through Fullerton neighborhood
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• RENEE MOILANEN: Why Mother's Day is the best day of the year
• San Pedro Elks announce scholarship winners
• Gas prices predicted to plunge
• Burglars steal 47 laptops valued at $61,000 from SoCal elementary school
• Candidates Hahn, Bowen lead in campaign donations
• <FONT color="darkred">REWARD:</font> $50K offered in girl's hit-run death
• SOUTH BAY HISTORY: A trail of Torrance annexations
• 21-year-old dies after car slams into freeway embankment
• Port of Long Beach security director retires
• Jacob, Isabella top baby-name list
• Manhattan Beach names Irvine as new police chief
• Torrance planners reject proposed seniors complex once again
• Torrance wins $18.1M grant to build new transit center
• El Segundo's Hometown Fair scheduled for Saturday
• Providence Little Company of Mary Medical Center receives training grant
• Port of L.A. pollution numbers drop for 4th straight year
• Many area schools see gains in API baseline rankings
• <FONT color="darkred">BREAKING NEWS:</font> Police search for felony suspect in San Pedro neighborhood
• Filmmaker's 9-11 project highlighted at South Bay National Day of Prayer
• Britain's royal couple to arrive for California visit on July 8
• Boy, 15, shot dead on Harbor City sidewalk
• San Pedro looks to improve its Internet visibility
• CHECKPOINT: County DUI task force, Gardena results
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Stores to participate in Free Comic Book Day on Saturday
• South Bay Restaurant Closures
• Suspect held in Culver City homicides
• Ceremony honors 204 LAPD officers killed in line of duty
• L.A. building inspector pleads guilty in bribery case
• L.A. will buy your assault rifle for $200 gift certificate
• SSP America files protest over LAX concession process
• Torrance: Plea entered in wife's 1981 disappearance
• May is Motorcycle Safety Month
• Getting the treatment for Mother's Day
• Doctors' group ups its bet on Hahn
• Rancho Palos Verdes delays preschool closure decision
• Sand Dune fence plan put on hold
• Reward for tips about 15 dogs found on highway near LAX
• Toddler's killer gets 31-to-life in prison
• Two people fatally shot in Lawndale
• MB's battle to ban plastic bags goes to high court
• RPV takes time to celebrate city's staff
• History flavors Mother's Day Tea
• LA sues bank over foreclosure practices
• Alleged Lawndale members of V-13 gang picked up in latest crackdown
• Gay LAPD sergeant sues for discrimination
• L.A. calls Deutsche Bank major slumlord, sues
• How to save on Mother's Day flowers
• MAKING A DIFFERENCE: Quake benefit, Real Hero's charity, CSUDH honors
• Man guilty of murdering suspected snitch in Harbor Gateway girl's killing
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> Police ID man's body in Culver City double homicide
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> Police seek hit-run SUV driver in death of girl, 6
• LBPD detective faces underage sex charges
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> Officials try to ID body in home of 1959 Playmate
• Cruise ship passenger missing off Mexico coast
• 13 candidates join in 36th District debate in Torrance
• State Senate committee approves bill calling for Ontario airport transfer
• Part of Torrance Boulevard to be reduced to one lane due to road work
• State bill affecting interdistrict transfers put on hold
• Redondo Beach house damaged by fire
• Truck crashes through hair salon window in Lawndale
• San Pedro man gets his stein, 27 years later
• Lining ruptures in Wilson Park pond in Torrance
• LAUSD's Deasy wants overhaul of Public School Choice program
• WANTED: Tipsters help police arrest teen robbers
• State's early prisoner release program has cost county about $10M
• L.A. council moves to freeze medical insurance costs for some retirees
• Goodyear plans to update blimps
• Long Beach fire captain pleads innocent in Seal Beach hit-and-run
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Area residents saluted at Flight Path Learning Center dinner
• 'Twilight,' 'Inception' top MTV faves
• Fire scorches 115 acres on Catalina; 85% contained
• Bin Laden's death creates teachable moments in South Bay schools
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> Man charged in rape of disabled woman at college
• Young burn patient gets party
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> Redondo to consider wage, benefits restoration
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> Westchester to debate natural gas station
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> Sand Dune Park fencing on agenda
• Goodyear to replace 3-blimp fleet
• South Bay reacts to bin Laden killing
• Torrance opens its new one-stop city permit center
• ExxonMobil Torrance Refinery to test community warning sirens
• Allergists to give free asthma screenings in Rancho Palos Verdes, Marina del Rey
• Playa del Rey toddler returned to mother after being taken by aunt
• Chipotle to open new branch in Redondo Beach
• Gardena man shot to death in Lennox
• Manhattan Beach house fire appears to have been accidental
• Airport commissioners cancel contract with rescue truck company
• Firefighters knock down half-acre Westchester brush fire
• Rancho Palos Verdes Montessori preschool may lose site
• Sprouts to open new market next to South Bay Galleria
• CBS Radio drops Redondo Beach July 3 festival proposal, will sponsor fireworks
• ASK THE LAWYER: What if you get in an accident without having rental car insurance?
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• Brush fire burns on Catalina
• Sacramento Kings will stay put
• Latest LAX proposal would move runway 260 feet north
• After bin Laden's death: No alerts in SoCal
• Business as usual at LAX, Port of L.A. after bin Laden's death
• Mercy flight brings 11 Golden retrievers to L.A.
• TAKE THE KIDS: Book release party, family fishing, acting out fables
• Torrance: Get those legal questions answered
• Peaceful May Day rallies draw fewer than expected
• About Town: Fundraiser cooks up something new
• The Freshman: Learning to juggle the year-end juggling act
• CSULB students' electric bike mixes mountain and motocross styles
• 'Stealth' bonuses make up nearly half of L.A. city deficit
• A salute to bravery
• Needing their space
• Crossing guards can boost pay by more than 50% with bonuses
• Firetruck deal may go up in flames
• Nobel winners to discuss impact of climate change
• Edelbrock car show benefits specialized school
• Chandler Ranch accord faces vote Monday in RHE
• King James Bible still speaks volumes at 400
• Seniors invited for Laughlin casino trip
• JOHN BOGERT: `Table read' strips showbiz down to basics
• San Pedro intersection lane change
• 2 medical pot collectives sue L.A. over lottery process for dispensaries
• State bill could limit parents' appeals of interdistrict transfer permit denials
• Petroleum sludge bubbling up in Carson
• L.A. council approves city union health, retirement concessions
• El Camino College alum to ride on Endeavour's last flight
• MTA lifts ban on bicycles on rail cars during rush hour
• LADOT employees may have participated in porn film
• Firefighters douse blaze at Westchester home
• Water district to hold conservation workshop in Redondo Beach
• Gov. Brown names Rolling Hills Estates man to state veterans post
• New cell phone parking lot opens at LAX
• Officials examining proposal to build ballfields near Torrance courthouse
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• Teen gets 28 years for armed robberies
• Man convicted of trying to break into Paris Hilton's home
• 2 San Pedro schools locked down while police hunted armed man
• Tribes are gathering for CSUDH Pow Wow
• SOUTH BAY HISTORY: Municipal Ferry Building
• SoCal gas prices rise 36 out of last 38 days
• Man killed by Amtrak train in apparent suicide
• L.A. goes to court to defend pot shop ordinance
• Man pleads not guilty to beating neighbor's German shepherd to death
• 25 years ago, downtown L.A. library went up in flames
• Member of 'Little Rock Nine' speaks to CSUDH students
• Torrance Pearl Harbor attack survivor dies at 89
• LAX passenger traffic increases slightly during March
• Shade Hotel owner submits plans for proposed King Harbor location
• Beach cities elementary students walking their way to fitness
• LAWA announces state-of-the-art airport noise monitoring system
• Port of L.A. to offer free boat tours in May
• Manhattan Beach church to hold free disaster preparation expo
• Lawndale Youth Day Parade set for Saturday
• Appeals court to hear arguments on Clean Trucks Program
• 2 suspects arrested on suspicion of carjacking at El Segundo motel
• Hawthorne 'investigator' charged with 4 felonies
• South Bay to take part in DEA's prescription drug take-back program
• Feds to allow more night-flying copters to fight L.A. wildfires
• Hermosa Beach arson investigator pleads guilty in off-duty bar incident
• Countdown to the royal wedding
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Hospital group to host High Tea celebrating royal wedding
• Torrance to hold annual Bunka Sai Japanese Cultural Festival
• Palos Verdes Peninsula to hold 'Horse Happenings on the Hill'
• CHECKPOINT: DUI enforcement results. Gardena, Sherman Oaks operations.
• Drug-firearms sweep by 1,300 police nets 81 local arrests
• SoCal man jailed on suspicion of torching his own home, injuring 5
• Woman fatally shot in Watts by police is ID'd
• South Bay Restaurant Closures
• Man held for allegedly impersonating officer
• Kittens overwhelm shelter, rescue groups
• See if your dog is a `good citizen'
• Marymount College arts students liven up downtown San Pedro
• Owl's long road back to wild
• Torrance approves what may be its last Tournament of Roses float
• Hermosa Beach approves new pension structure for city employees
• Long-lost Vietnam War memorial plaque surfaces at port customs facility
• CORRECTION: Hawthorne trash fee increases
• Plan monitoring effectiveness of protected marine areas open for comment
• Harbor College to open new parking structure
• Smartphone app available for Catalina Island hikers, runners
• Community college district forms panel to review construction program
• L.A. municipal workers agree to pay more for pensions, health costs
• Flare burnoffs responsible for black smoke at El Segundo's Chevron refinery
• LAPD clears rape kits backlog, vows it won't happen again
• Slain Redondo Beach robber tied to 1978 stabbing death
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• DEPUTIZED: Keep doors, windows locked in hot weather
• Hate2Hope program scheduled for YWCA
• Victims describe harrowing Wilmington dog attack
• Despite improvements, L.A. retains crown for worst air quality
• Police shoot beanbags at suspected carjacker at LAX
• Report: Child deaths in county have declined over past 15 years
• Dogs severely maul 71-year-old woman and 2 men in Wilmington park
• New LAUSD superintendent adds six-figure positions to management team
• Leuzinger seniors earn full rides
• Police shoot suspected carjacker with beanbag rounds after wild LAX chase
• Report: 83 newborns turned over to authorities since Safe Surrender law passage
• Residents, union members protest cuts to Wilmington fire station
• San Pedro school to be renamed for former LAUSD superintendent Johnston
• Hahn resolution asks Congress to authorize fan ownership of Dodgers
• L.A. council votes against porn-filtering software for its library computers
• Court orders Redondo Beach trumpet player Kaiser to stay away from neighborhood
• L.A. Councilman Zine calls for audit of DWP
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Broadway Gymnastics teams compete at state championships
• 12-year-old donates hair from her first-ever haircut
• L.A. offers online Alarm School program
• Supervisors approve several Marina del Rey redevelopment projects
• Ex-LAPD officer gets 8 months in jail in child porn case
• Petersen Auto Museum given $100M gift by founder's widow
• Couric leaving `CBS Evening News'
• 2 longtime concession companies expected to get LAX contracts
• Woman killed when car crashes through 3rd-floor parking structure
• Japan's consul general thanks L.A. County rescue team for aid
• Sword fight erupts at Sikh temple; 7 charged
• Alleged LAPD helicopter shooter charged with attempted murder
• Mexican actress sentenced in marriage scam
• Testimony begins in trial of alleged killer of 'snitch' in Cheryl Green case
• San Pedro high grad Bettis inducted into Songwriters Hall of Fame
• Layoff hearings begin for LAUSD teachers
• Catalina Island Museum to host Marilyn Monroe exhibit
• CORRECTION: Science fair winners
• Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy to hold wine festival
• Tulita Elementary to hold family fitness night
• Judge in McCourt divorce to speak at CSUDH commencement
• Man injured when struck by car in Torrance
• Suspected gang members wound 4 in Harbor Gateway drive-by shootings
• Redistricting commission to hold public hearings
• Firefighters rescue woman who fell 40 feet hiking down to PVE beach
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• National maritime security training center opens at Port of Los Angeles
• ASK THE LAWYER: Are former employee's Facebook posts admissible evidence?
• LAPD officer arrested at LAX on suspicion of DUI after alleged wrong-way tunnel trip
• Local students shine in county science fair
• UPDATED: Suspect killed in shootout with police is ID'd
• Activist-watchdog Richard McKee dies
• Black Hawk fleet move at Los Alamitos sparks controversy
• Woman held in area crash that critically injured her son, 7
• Dad arrested after allegedly shooting at son during dispute
• Man, 65, damages 3 patrol cars on 5 Freeway
• Jazz 'Sonrise'
• Rough road ahead for El Camino students
• Safe areas sought for homeless
• Rat poison keeps on killing
• The Freshman: It's time for a move over to the `light side'
• Rifleman allegedly shoots down LAPD helicopter
• JOHN BOGERT: A wealth of reasons to jeer the McCourts
• Focus helped girl turn the tide
• History takes wing
• Taco Bell renovation
• Rape suspect weds his alleged victim
• Annual Redondo police dog contest called off
• Walk groups aren't just for exercise
• ILWU to get new port hiring hall
• Candalistas event to take a patriotic turn
• Bicyclists get a lane all their own
• Manager's pay boost stirs protest
• Carson car shooting kills 1, injures 2
• Gateway girl's killer gets death
• Award honors ocean educator's passion
• LAUSD superintendent cuts consultants' ranks
• Jet-fuel line through Gardena put on hold
• Q: Park walking path
• Fire captain, suspect in Seal Beach hit-and-run, reportedly suspended
• Cheryl Green's killer sentenced to death
• SOUTH BAY HISTORY: Who was Sam Levy?
• Man killed, 2 wounded in Carson car-to-car shooting
• Husband-wife teachers face charges of sex with student
• CSUDH's flashy mob scene
• Man arrested after students shot in school parking lot fight
• Cal State Fullerton sit-in ends on 4th day
• DWP offers rebates for installing electric car chargers
• 2 alleged gang members to stand trial in boy's Halloween slaying
• Cargo containers for homes OK'd
• Care centers report 7 sea lion rescues
• Baseball's unique business nature complicates Dodgers takeover
• Sparks fly over Israel, Palestine issues at at 36th District debate
• Abram relieved of Carson Sheriff's Department command
• Airport restrictions due to Obama visit to continue through Friday morning
• Study: High school dropouts hurt area economy
• Jane Harman to replace husband on Newsweek Daily Beast board
• Gang members ordered to stand trial in killing of 5-year-old on Halloween
• West High student charged following violent classroom fracas
• L.A. building inspector agrees to plead guilty in bribery case
• Taste in San Pedro moving to the waterfront promenade
• 5 arrested, drugs seized after Hawthorne traffic stop turns into pursuit
• WANTED: Police seek robbery suspect
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• South Bay Restaurant Closures
• Obama's visit restricts local airports through Friday
• Court rejects Mattel's Bratz doll copyright claim
• WANTED: Family, police seek help to find killers of Carson man
• Man riding bike gunned down in Inglewood
• Grocery workers vote to strike
• Boyfriend watches on webcam as girlfriend is killed; suspect arrested
• Amazon server outage crashes popular websites
• Ride to Fly plans RHE carnival fundraiser Saturday
• Share your hutch with a bunny in need
• South Bay Pet of the Week
• Hermosa Beach planners recommend further restrictions on tattoo parlors
• Torrance centennial celebration plans on the muted side so far
• Redondo Beach may have new partner to continue Fourth of July fireworks
• Villaraigosa unveils city's $6.9B budget
• Proud Bird event tops South Bay royal wedding celebrations
• Gardena to celebrate Cinco de Mayo
• CSUDH to hold e-waste roundup
• Proposed Marina del Rey hotel design scaled back
• San Pedro couple wins $25,000 early-bird prize in Dream House Raffle
• Royal fever heating up stateside
• FAA takes issue with Torrance helicopter route proposal
• Torrance compensates for $3.5M budget shortfall
• El Segundo post office's future still precarious
• Daughter files wrongful death suit against LAPD in Playa Vista shooting
• <FONT color="darkred">BREAKING NEWS:</font> Dodgers' money woes force MLB to take over the team
• Easter services and egg hunts
• State court won't review convictions in 2004 killing of Gardena sailor
• Feds sue SoCal contractor in human trafficking case
• Man charged with setting fires in homes, synagogue
• And on the 28th day, gas prices stopped going up
• Man in custody in burglary and synagogue fire
• Volunteers needed for PanCAN, adoption info center, PV Land Conservancy
• CSUDH hosting Earth Day activities
• SoCal baseball coaches fired over teen drinking
• CSULB Cheer Team forfeits national title, coach fired
• Fusion: 1-to-1 student-teacher ratio
• Supervisors Knabe, Antonovich propose county relief program reforms
• Friends pay tribute to South High graduate who drowned in riptide
• CORRECTION: Manhattan Beach Post restaurant
• Torrance restaurant to hold fundraising night for Japan relief
• Villaraigosa's $6.2B budget would keep LAPD manpower, library hours
• Study: 'Thirdhand smoke' poses danger to young children, pregnant women
• Para-cycling championships to be held at Velodrome in Carson
• Rancho Palos Verdes loses out on $7M grant for Abalone Cove nature center
• Supervisors approve $165.1M contract for King Jr.-Harbor Hospital
• State budget workshop to be held at Parras Middle School
• Channel Islands bald eagles showing signs of recovery
• County officials note increase in meningococcal disease cases
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Torrance's Easter Bunny program set for Saturday
• Police seek man in San Pedro groping crimes
• LAWA seeks to lease 8 acres north of LAX near Otis College
• WANTED: `Lizard' unable to scamper away
• WANTED: Young robbery suspect sought
• Massive fish die-off in Ventura
• Elton John returning to Las Vegas for 3-year run
• 'Happy Days' cast not so happy, file $40M lawsuit
• L.A. County awards $165M construction contract for MLK hospital
• Murder suspect arrest snarls area traffic
• Health warning: Life-threatening meningococcal bacteria on rise
• There's no beef against Taco Bell: Federal lawsuit is withdrawn
• China Shipping unveils Port of L.A. facility improvements
• South Bay cities seeing rise in sales tax revenue
• Delayed tax deadline still brings late filers
• New county budget avoids worker furloughs, layoffs
• Palos Verdes High to get new principal next fall
• Report: $4.1B LAX renovation has brought economic benefits to region
• 1,000 cranes from Dapplegray
• Visiting Japanese youth baseball team wins El Segundo tournament
• Conservancy to hold Earth Day events at White Point Nature Preserve
• Sections of Del Amo Boulevard in Torrance to be closed
• 2 suspects in robbery of POLA High students in San Pedro arrested
• 7 candidates to appear at 36th District forum at Toyota museum
• 19-year-old man drowns in Torrance beach riptide
• Phone problems hit Daily Breeze
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• LAWA seeks to lease 8 acres north of LAX near Otis College
• County to consider lease agreement for new LA BioMed research building
• Power outage hits San Pedro area
• Woman who embezzled $135K from Boys & Girls Club for breast implants gets 3 years
• L.A. County says it expects to bridge $221M deficit without layoffs
• LAUSD occupational centers offer job training
• Asian Pacific scholarship program recruits applicants
• South Bay senior wins 'Pimp My Prom' radio promotion
• San Pedro baseball team mentors special ed students
• South Bay students earn spot at choral festival
• Torrance special education preschool program wins state honor
• Stimulus aids Torrance school projects
• Want to go to CSULB? Good luck
• Blind sea lion's in a bind
• Hahn is top fundraiser in 36th District race
• Event offers a hand up for college students
• The Freshman: A spring day dawns and winter's confinement ends
• About Town: South Bay cancer support group marks new name
• Man critical after Venice boardwalk shooting
• 9 hurt, 2 critically, in Torrance crash
• Crash kills motorist Sunday near LAX
• Beaten Giants fan suffers seizures, put back into coma
• LAX terminal expansion takes shape
• Airport construction helps small businesses recover
• San Pedro bridge wears out its welcome
• Cortines leaves his mark on LAUSD
• Man killed near airport
• Boy's birthday plans sure to set a few tails wagging
• President visits area Thursday
• New LAUSD superintendent Deasy hits the school grounds running
• Manhattan Beach cyclist reaches 100,000-mile mark
• Metro Green Line extension plans meet resistance at Lawndale meeting
• Carson-Gardena-Dominguez Rotary to hold Grand Prix fundraiser
• El Camino students, faculty to participate in 'Hands Across California'
• Harbor City man faces prison term for illegally uploading Kanye West album
• State's unemployment rate dips slightly in March
• LAUSD summer school offerings to be limited due to budget crisis
• Family of Lawndale woman who died after Lap-Band surgery to pursue legal action
• Republican hopefuls for 36th District seat hold forum
• Manhattan Beach student journalist wins collegiate honor
• Hawthorne middle schoolers win cash for essays
• LAPD pleased with results of increased Dodger Stadium security
• Marina del Rey residents want park, not apartment complex
• Habitat for Humanity begins building 2 new houses in Lawndale
• RENEE MOILANEN: Husband's mad dash to do taxes is an annual event
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• South Bay housing prices fall in March
• <FONT color="darkred">VIDEO:</font> Suspect sought in synagogue fire, burglary
• Dodgers debut massive police presence, 38 cited
• Dodgers to honor Tuskegee airman on Jackie Robinson Night
• Lost photos of LAPD officers on display
• Woman being stabbed by ex-boyfriend is stable
• Deputy convicted of holding ex-girlfriend against her will
• Redistricting commission looks to reform South Bay political boundaries
• Peninsula board allows Palos Verdes High to explore drug-sniffing dog plan
• Literacy fair to be held in Del Rey
• Health officials: Whooping cough vaccinations required for grades 7-12
• El Segundo firefighter arrested on suspicion of shoplifting from Costco
• Man shot to death in apparent gang-related attack in Wilmington
• San Pedro running event to benefit Lasuen Family Center
• Palos Verdes High presents spring musical
• Port of L.A. reports 10% cargo increase for first quarter of 2011
• Metro bus hits, kills pedestrian in Culver City
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Synagogue invites Catholic students to Passover seder
• South Bay, Harbor Area announce events for 41st Earth Day
• Hermosa Beach Walk in History to look at Roaring '20s
• <FONT color="darkred">VERDICT:</font> Man convicted in 1993 Torrance-area rape-murder
• California Senate passes bill mandating gay history be taught in schools
• South Bay Restaurant Closures
• SoCal grocery workers talking possible strike
• Officer put on leave over LAX assault allegations
• Search on for area man who is possibly suicidal and carrying a handgun
• Long-running 'All My Children,' 'One Life to Live' canceled
• Man allegedly stabbing former girlfriend shot dead by police in Santa Monica
• 8 area campuses named California Distinguished Schools
• Students protest fee hikes, 'management bloat' at CSUDH
• Villaraigosa lays out plans in State of the City address
• Quake switches baseball team's plans
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Christian radio host raising funds for leukemia society
• Water district awards contract for expansion of El Segundo plant
• Hermosa Beach rejects downtown parking lot proposal
• Lawndale High locked down briefly during search for robbery suspect
• LAUSD defends school food quality against TV chef's questions
• Torrance hospital program aims to draw attention to women's heart health
• Total Wine becomes first anchor tenant at new South Bay MarketPlace
• Auction and softball tourney will raise funds to fight SIDS
• San Pedro to try out food trucks for First Thursday
• Director Cameron to shoot 'Avatar' sequels at Manhattan Beach studios
• Former Torrance man arrested as suspect in 1981 killing of his wife
• Palos Verdes High to discuss bringing drug-sniffing dog on campus
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> 3 USC students robbed of cell phones, suspects held
• Sidney Harman dies at age 92
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> Missing boaters found, skipper could be cited
• Lawsuits filed on behalf of students injured in North High stove explosion
• <FONT color="darkred">WANTED:</font> Local gas station robber sought
• <FONT color="darkred">REWARD:</font> $50,000 offered for woman's ID
• MAKING A DIFFERENCE: PV Marathon, Topsail, School on Wheels
• Chorale offers three music scholarships
• Man convicted of killing border agent
• L.A. stadium planner slams skeptics of sports venue
• 106-year-old Redondo Beach resident Ruth Williams dies
• LAUSD unveils new evaluation program for educators using test score data
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Suspected drunken driver charged with murder; 6-year-old victim dies
• <FONT color="darkred">DEPUTIZED:</font> Social networking privacy tips
• PV homes tour welcomes looky-loos
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> Hermosa to consider parking lot plans
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> RHE seeks bids for stable operators
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> Hawthorne council to consider stricter rules for itself
• Body count officially at 10 in beach probe
• Elderly man arrested as suspect in killings of women from 1977 to '94
• <FONT color="darkred">VIDEO:</font> Navy successfully uses Northrop lasers aboard ship
• Jury convicts man of beating girlfriend's toddler son to death
• Police: Twins lived with dead mother for 3 months
• SoCal gas prices up for 21st straight day
• Poisoned sea lions hit the beaches
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> 2 men held for allegedly plowing into pedestrians after a fight
• Police may charge suspected drunken driver with murder in Gardena crash
• Dodgers hold drive-through fundraiser for beating victim Bryan Stow
• Westchester restaurant owner ordered to pay back wages to employees
• Civil War re-enactors ready for 150th anniversary of conflict
• Gardena High student gets 9 months for having gun that discharged on campus
• Ground broken for Westchester Park improvements, including skate park
• L.A. extends red-light traffic cameras contract for 3 months
• CORRECTION: Peninsula school district lawsuit
• Andrew Breitbart to sign book at Peninsula Harbor Republicans meeting
• Kaiser Permanente opens new clinic in South Los Angeles
• Carson sheriffs to hold 'Coffee with the Captain' at SouthBay Pavilion
• 2 drivers hospitalized after head-on Torrance crash
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• L.A. political strategist Kam Kuwata dies at 57
• Harbor film festival set for San Pedro's Warner Grand Theatre
• No debate over El Camino team's strength
• ASK THE LAWYER: Should driver of company car be on the hook for ticket?
• Closing arguments set in PVP land sale bid
• SoCal gas prices climb for 20th straight day
• Dodgers' 'drive-thru' fundraiser today for injured Giants fan
• Top L.A. political consultant Kam Kuwata found dead in Venice condo
• Con man gets 9 years for $8 million Ponzi scheme
• Santa Monica synagogue bombing suspect may be headed to New York
• Gang member convicted in triple L.A. murder
• Rite Aid ordered to pay $500K in harassment case
• TAKE THE KIDS: Earth Day celebration, learn about health
• School presents `The Beauty of History'
• Moreno Valley gang rape stuns commuter suburb
• Motorist arrested in fatal Gardena collision
• Yesterday's Torrance? Just a URL away now
• Driven to succeed
• Westchester High fate up for vote
• Vet gave world his all, even as he struggled with life
• Hawthorne may owe federal agency $1.4 million
• Sharing their El Segundo home field
• AP courses at Redondo stir passion
• Sailing Sunderland teen shares adventures at sea
• Inglewood crowd protests spending cuts
• Dodgers, LAPD announce raft of new stadium security measures
• <FONT color="darkred">PHOTOS:</font> 109-year-old woman throws out game's first pitch
• Hawthorne charter high school to celebrate National Blue Ribbon status
• Surfer's Walk of Fame adds 2 members
• 'Pray for Japan' fundraiser postponed until June
• Free tax assistance availabe in Carson on Saturday
• Delta plans to resume LAX-to-Tokyo flights in June
• Police: Torrance burglary suspects were targeting jewelry, electronics
• Massive concrete pumps to be shipped from LAX to Japan nuclear plant
• Girl struck by elderly hit-and-run driver in Torrance is in critical condition
• Expert: Many L.A. buildings still vulnerable to quakes
• Appeals court to hear Sadowski arguments in 2005 LAX police officer killing
• CSUDH to present honorary doctorates to Murguia, Tracy on May 20
• RENEE MOILANEN: Plunging into the hunt for the right preschool
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• Beacon Light Mission's new homeless women's shelter nearing reality
• Oops! Watch what you put on TV
• Body found in Los Angeles River
• DUI CHECKPOINTS: South Bay stops
• Covenant Church to begin 'Pageant of Our Lord' on Friday
• SOUTH BAY HISTORY: Torrance Press-Herald
• LAUSD officials working on 'emergency budget plan' with unions
• Furutani calls for tax on oil firms to aid higher education at Harbor College rally
• L.A. generated 20% of its energy from renewable sources in 2010
• County's death rates from stroke and heart disease decrease
• ArtWalk event scheduled for Plaza El Segundo
• Authorities clear out homeless camp under freeway near Harbor City
• Otis College event to examine ways to curb urban violence
• San Pedro High students to celebrate Earth Day
• Port of L.A. to waive tariffs for shippers delivering donations to Japan
• Hawthorne Mayor Guidi's pretrial conference delayed to May 4
• Man who rescued 92-year-old from burning building wins Carnegie award
• Meeting offers details on possible Metro Green Line extension to Torrance
• B-17 takes vets for memory-filled ride
• <FONT color="darkred">BREAKING NEWS:</font> Police search north Torrance neighborhood for burglary suspects
• South Bay / Harbor Area Restaurant Closures
• DAR to offer genealogy workshop at Peninsula Center Library
• Self-guided native plant tour will stop at 35 gardens this weekend
• Believing tax myths can be costly
• <FONT color="darkred">REWARD:</font> $50,000 offered to ID woman's body
• Santa Monica Jewish temple explosion was not a bomb
• LAPD to deploy a 'sea of blue' at next Dodgers home series
• Torrance prom is Friday for seniors 50 and older
• South Bay Pet of the Week
• Torrance: Humane Society president to discuss book
• San Pedro: Low-cost spay and neuter service offered
• Off-duty LAPD officer stabbed working concert security
• Torrance firm raises the bar on pet food
• Torrance named finalist in All-America City Awards honors
• Manhattan Beach fires city attorney Wadden
• Lawndale names Mandoki as new city manager
• Carson returns to haggling over ethnic festival funding guidelines
• Manhattan Beach approves plans to remodel The Strata restaurant
• El Segundo airport soundproofing program will drop air-conditioning option
• Hawthorne to hold free resources fair on Saturday
• Environmental health fair to be held at Harbor Regional Park
• AYSO to move its headquarters to Harbor Gateway
• Free workshop on reducing outdoor water usage set for Gardena
• Shots fired following Gardena police pursuit
• Coast Guard rescues 4 people from sinking boat near Catalina
• Redondo Beach to hold community forum on budget
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Parents of possible Grim Sleeper victims fear the worst
• Redondo Beach to try out new parking meters on The Esplanade
• Pilot suffers minor injuries when helicopter tips over at Torrance airport
• Florida's Quran-burning Rev. Terry Jones arrives in SoCal
• <FONT color="darkred">REWARD:</font> $50,000 offered in hit-run death of 92-year-old
• Player of the Year: Peninsula's Reese Morgan
• <FONT color="darkred">WANTED:</font> Gang member suspect in killing
• <FONT color="darkred">WANTED:</font> Police seek San Pedro parolee at large
• MAKING A DIFFERENCE: Cancer guild donates to USC, Ellks give to team
• Disaster preparedness becomes good business for area firms
• Man critically wounded in 10 Fwy drive-by shooting
• SoCal gas prices climb for 15th straight day
• Man critical after deputy-involved shooting
• L.A. board weighs fate of existing, proposed South Bay charter schools
• Pain sufferer heads for treatment
• Major crime dips in South Bay, Harbor Area
• Neighborhood councils: Improved efficiency will help with L.A. budget woes
• Rolling Hills Estates planning commission approves Chandler Ranch project
• Second half of property tax payments due on Monday
• Pro-USS Iowa event scheduled in San Pedro
• 190th Street gas pipeline work in Redondo Beach to be done by May 25
• Job fair for those aged 16 to 24 set for Hawthorne
• Study: Estrogen not harmful for women who have had hysterctomies
• New DWP manager proposes $440M in cuts over next 3 years
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Giants fan beaten at Dodger Stadium has part of skull removed
• LAPD works to tie 8 more homicides to the 'Grim Sleeper'
• Carson man suspected of killing his wife during dispute
• Torrance nurse receives lifesaving award for Indian Wells rescue
• Lawndale Rotary to honor firefighters, deputies
• SpaceX will use second most powerful rocket in history as launch vehicle
• Carson to honor 'Six Magnificent Women' during luncheon
• If an allegedly drunken Phillies fan falls on you at Dodger Stadium and breaks your neck, can you sue?
• DWP to cut budget by $440M
• $10,000 reward offered for missing bronze headstones
• SoCal man convicted in quadruple 2003 killings
• Haircut-a-thon benefits cancer patients
• American Airlines to launch first nonstop flights to Shanghai from LAX
• Drunk driving suspect in Torrance crash with cyclists has prior citations
• Beaches department to reduce restroom cleaning, hours due to cuts
• Demand for plastic surgery rises 9% despite economy
• Redondo Beach tears down Veterans Park bandshell, will replace with pergola
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• AQMD accepting submissions from public for air pollution documentary
• El Segundo man charged in stabbing death of roommate in Lawndale
• Alaska Airlines to renovate, move into Terminal 6 at LAX
• Economist: Japan disaster could hurt ports in short term
• DEPUTIZED: CERT signups
• DEPUTIZED: Fire protection fraud seminar
• ASK THE LAWYER: Arbitration vs. litigation
• FAA to order 737 safety inspections; Southwest cancels 5 LAX flights Monday
• Bank robber who dressed as a woman gets 6 years
• LAPD officer critical after shooting
• UPDATED: SoCal gas prices up for 13th straight day
• SoCal Customs agent charged with rape
• LAPD to crackdown on cell phones
• Woman reportedly walks in front of traffic on 5 Freeway and is killed
• It's a sea change for camps
• Driver arrested after crash injures cyclists
• Charter school groups negotiating a merger
• Even a reporter finds joy in the dance of life
• Lawsuit alleges conspiracy
• Students' pet idea a tail-wagger
• Passengers find many skies unfriendly in 2010
• Taylor Swift, Miranda Lambert top country music awards
• Democratic hopefuls seek party's backing
• Rip in Southwest jet grounds 80 planes
• At 80, Hermosa Beach surfboard pioneer is still shaping a sport
• Deals reached on project in RHE
• Vandals make San Pedro park debut
• Lecture series educates seniors
• Q: Restaurant closed
• Food trucks look to make South Bay inroads
• State ethics commission calls for $40K fine for Villaraigosa for free tickets
• Report: 41 children died of abuse or neglect in 2010 despite DCFS investigations
• Redondo Beach man shot by off-duty deputy charged with assault
• Wildlife group to sponsor 'squirrel-a-thon'
• More than 200 apply to run LAUSD Public School Choice campuses
• Man slain in Wilmington drive-by
• RENEE MOILANEN: This boy will be a boy, gender stereotyping be darned
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• Federal cuts could shut county's multiservice Family Source Centers
• Homeless artist: 'I have a joyous life even though I don't own anything'
• Pending state Assembly measure calls for bringing USS Iowa to San Pedro
• 19 rescued from tour boat off Newport Beach
• DUI CHECKPOINT: Police target drunk drivers in 3 cities
• Former cop arrested for rubbing massage parlor owner wrong way
• L.A. City Council backs bill to keep record of 'long guns'
• 74-year-old pleads guilty to killing 7 women in SoCal
• <FONT color="darkred">OPENING DAY ASSAULT:</font> Man critically hurt in Dodger Stadium parking lot
• Redondo Beach police search for 2 armed robbers
• Jobless rate falls to 2-year low
• 3-year-old dies when TV reportedly falls on him
• Man arrested for leaving 14-month-old locked in 115-degree car at Costco
• Ruby the elephant dies at age 50
• Zamperini comes home to Torrance High
• Torrance signs on for one more year of MAX bus service
• Restored Wyland Whaling Wall unveiled in Redondo Beach
• Anti-bullying group to hold San Pedro fundraiser
• Otis College of Art and Design to hold fashion forum in Westchester
• Actor Gossett to speak at Carson's Annual Youth Conference
• Crash pushes car into Carson home
• Man, 31, stabbed to death in Lawndale
• Student alleges that 3 South Bay men raped her in Miami Beach hotel
• Officials: About 2.5 million sardines perished in Redondo Beach die-off
• LAX 'food fight' grows more intensely political
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> Man's legs severed by freight train in Long Beach
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• South Bay Restaurant Closures
• Areawide: Hamster races set for Petco stores
• San Pedro: Rescue group has dogs of all breeds
• Marine rehab support makes his day
• Harbor Area/South Bay Pet of the Week
• Authorities investigating abandoned boat off Malibu
• Man's legs severed by freight train in Long Beach
• Rolling Hills Estates couple looks to grow their yakitori restaurants
• Redondo Beach surf camp to donate Spring Break revenues for Japan relief
• It's going to be a hot one today ... but just today
• Redondo Beach group sues city over legal costs related to harbor rezoning measure
• Woman allegedly tried to smuggle pot in peanut butter jar at LAX
• Fletcher wins presidency of L.A. teachers union
• South Bay leaders launch Mayor's Challenge water conservation contest
• Bowen certifies 16 candidates for 36th Congressional special election
• CORRECTION: Manhattan Beach city attorney
• Edison offers free pickup, $50 for customers buying new refrigerators
• Appeals court upholds conviction in 2005 cliff murder case
• Chivas USA sponsors recycling competition at 3 LAUSD schools
• L.A. threatens to withhold worker salaries if departments exceed budgets
• San Pedro High plans to name track for Domancich
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Palos Verdes Art Center offers art camps
• Judge sentences 'street terrorists' to life in slaying of Gardena shop owner
• Federal agents raid 6 SoCal pot locations
• Police arresting alleged DUI rammed by another possible DUI
• Hit-run trucker kills woman at 405 Fwy onramp
• Baylor loses discrimination lawsuit against Clippers
• Ramp to close for construction at Sepulveda/105 Fwy
• Volunteers needed for Harbor Interfaith Services, Kaiser, Words on Wheels
• SoCal man's death may be `suicide by cop'
• Torrance police release sketch of suspect in alleged exposure
• Gardena girl joins Philippines tae kwon do team
• Manhattan Beach city attorney placed on administrative leave
• Gov. Brown to announce official end to state's 3-year drought
• Long Beach community center to be named for Sen. Oropeza
• Health officials issue warnings on gathering coastal shellfish
• LAX passenger traffic rises in February
• TV series 'The Event' to film at Del Amo Fashion Center
• New park unveiled in Playa Vista
• Investigators: February Manhattan Beach business fire was arson
• LAUSD postpones vote on Westchester High conversion
• South Bay pitching in with Japan fundraiser events
• Customs: Elevated radiation has not been found in passengers, cargo from Japan
• Sheriff's deputy testifies to husband's health in elder abuse case
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Taxicab managment firm wins 10-year LAX contract renewal
• Bill Walton to be honored at Toberman dinner
• WANTED: Reward set in Torrance slaying
• WANTED: Robbery suspect is 'all ears'
• 375-pound shark leaps into boat
• Officer in fatal 2009 boat crash sentenced to pay cut
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> Was sailboat overloaded or did wind gust kill father, son?
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> Meeting to discuss San Pedro High's all-weather track
• DEPUTIZED: Take valuables with you after parking
• Agape Toastmasters of Culver City celebrate 30 years
• LAUSD poised to replace its Open Court reading program
• Redondo Beach, Inglewood Mega Millions runners-up have not claimed winnings
• Procession, visitation held for Msgr. Lenihan
• Grand opening for refurbished Peck Park set for May 7
• CORRECTION: School Notebook item
• Man found dead in car after Inglewood crash
• Help sought for community garden project at Westchester middle school
• Native plant garden tour scheduled for Rancho Palos Verdes
• Study: Community college students have more trouble getting classes
• Sepulveda ramp at Century (105) Freeway to be closed overnight
• Analysts: Gas heading for $5 a gallon
• Much of Americans' tax savings going to pay for gasoline
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• Long Beach: Ex-con convicted of 4-year-old boy's shooting
• 2 dead, 8 hurt when sailboat capsizes off San Diego
• More charges filed against clown accused of raping girl
• Judge dismisses lawsuit against police for failing to find body in van
• OC's Great Park seeks artist-in-residence
• SoCal gas prices rises for sixth straight day
• Motorist fleeing from CHP at 100 mph killed in crash
• Lomita man pleads not guilty to murder
• Man allegedly punches 2 Latinos; prosecutors say it's hate crime
• Help us find groups that take used items
• 11-year-old girl allegedly raped by 7 gang members
• South High student wins leadership academy scholarship
• Carson school wins reading garden
• Speaking for others
• Getting The Word
• Family fears for Disney Wonder cruise member
• THE FRESHMAN: Solo college flights offer yet more lessons
• Broken gas line in Torrance empties homes
• Laid-off worker's suicide boosts tension in city
• Parents of missing Disney cruise worker at Port of L.A. seeking answers
• JOHN BOGERT: Father Mike's passing leaves `hole in the world'
• Will Westchester High's magnet plan stick?
• Carson apartment owner fights demolition
• Geraldine Ferraro, 75, vice presidential nominee blazed trail
• Torrance Transit is now on Google Maps
• Friends, family say farewell to rap star Nate Dogg
• Friends, family say goodbye to rap star Nate Dogg in Long Beach
• L.A. march backs Wisconsin workers
• Torrance offers Spring Fun Camp
• NTSB: Plane `wobbled' after takeoff at Long Beach Airport
• San Pedrans want to draw arts school downtown
• Old Torrance hopes farmers market bears fruit
• Free-throwing his way to college
• AEG selects architect for proposed Farmers Field NFL stadium
• 18 candidates file paperwork for 36th Congressional seat
• L.A. gives residents barrels to collect rainwater in pilot program
• Pershing Drive near LAX to be used for filming, but will not close
• Gardena hospital parent company adds 4th facility to network
• Port to begin new traffic plan during Harry Bridges Boulevard work
• 4 candidates square off in first 36th Congressional race forum
• Jobless rate drops slightly in state and county
• LAUSD reports detail potential impact of layoff notices
• RENEE MOILANEN: Torrance firefighter overcame physical rigors to win her job
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• Man crashes car, beat up by men he was racing against
• Skeletal remains found in car in Malibu ravine
• Man dressed as a clown when he allegedly raped girl in 2002 is arrested
• Thought your cable rates were high? Man gets $16 million bill
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> Mom paralyzed giving birth to triplets awarded visitation rights
• <FONT color="darkred">VERDICT JUST IN:</font> Doctor gets 180 days for home clinic surgery death
• Simon Cowell says he's looking for original singers on `X Factor'
• SOUTH BAY HISTORY: Louis Zamperini's honors
• Saturday services for Nate Dogg limited to 1,000 public tickets available by phone
• 2 arrested for allegedly assaulting mentally challenged man
• 90-year-old man killed when hit by 2 cars
• Man shot by Hawthorne police is parolee with concealed weapon conviction
• MTA votes to reduce bus service by 4% over objections
• Woman who brought lawsuit testifies in elder abuse case
• County health official confirms 'superbug' cases, downplays danger
• MONSIGNOR MICHAEL LENIHAN: 1925-2011
• Only one-third of county students could pass physical fitness test
• Clarification: El Camino College Compton Center
• Church to hold free seminar on caregiver selection guidelines
• Software trips up 3 accused of stealing Westchester school's computers
• Man exposes himself to Torrance elementary school students
• Disney Wonder cruise ship crew member reported missing at sea
• Man arrested for allegedly trying to smuggle cocaine through LAX
• Rare disease means constant pain
• L.A. unions reach deal with city on pensions, health benefits
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• 3 escape flames in Torrance home
• <FONT color="darkred">BREAKING NEWS:</font> Police search Hawthorne area for escaped suspect in handcuffs
• Ralph Nader calls for ending athletic scholarships
• South Bay Restaurant Closures
• CHECKPOINTS: 7 arrests in El Segundo, new checks scheduled
• Lapidary society to present 'Nature's Treasures' mineral show
• Japan disaster fundraiser to be held at Torrance High
• Will of slain RPV woman in spotlight
• Couple sought in Manhattan Beach credit fraud
• Torrance firm tests accuracy of product claims
• Torrance PD stops suicide threat
• Japan stores empty of basic goods
• Japan faces its next chore: cleaning up
• Part of tree falls in San Pedro
• Hermosa Beach residents seek to block proliferation of tattoo parlors
• Ousted L.A. Housing Authority head could get $405,000 buyout
• Suit: Torrance deputy city attorney, sheriffs forced widow to spend $3M in legal fees
• Residents oppose proposed Westchester natural gas refueling station
• Hawthorne settles lawsuit with police officer over demotion
• Rancho Palos Verdes couple win early bird Dream House Raffle drawing
• Clarification: Cash donations only at Torrance High Japan benefit event
• Iberia Airlines resumes LAX flights after 14-year absence
• Candidates forum set for 36th Congressional District race
• LAX taxicab company endorsed by L.A. council committee
• Hawthorne approves severance deal with former code enforcement director
• Man suspected of sexual activity in car near Hawthorne school
• 356 'superbug' cases found in county medical facilities
• Study: Surgery following a heart attack should be delayed as long as possible
• Police shoot suspect in Hawthorne
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Anger, shock over cross burning in California town
• L.A. man goes missing in Arizona
• Boy, 15, suspect in preschool break-ins in the nude
• U.S. marshal shoots fugitive in Hollywood
• SoCal man pleads guilty to $6.2M Ponzi scheme
• Young man ordered to stand trial in fatal street race
• Film legend Liz Taylor dead at 79
• Police officer involved in shooting hoax in court
• Anaheim mayor confident Sacramento Kings are coming
• Mega Millions expected to hit $304 million by Friday
• OC wants to ban sex offenders from county parks, beaches
• County-USC hospital overcrowding reportedly worsens
• Japan disaster world's costliest
• Letter: Former Manhattan Beach city manager went on tear during weekend meeting
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Wyland returns to refresh 'Whaling Wall'
• San Pedro man charged with threatening Villa Park councilwoman
• L.A. officials discuss potential economic impact of Japan disaster
• Groups set to praise, condemn health reform act on its first anniversary
• State identifies 110 school districts in serious financial trouble
• Supervisors increase greens fees, coroner's charges
• CORRECTION: LAPD officers
• County's Natural History Museum to get face-lift
• First of 7 DWP forums on recycled water set for San Pedro
• County officials declare Tsunami Awareness and Preparedness Week
• 2 Arkansas men arrested at LAX after cocaine-soaked ropes found
• Manhattan Beach house burns; elderly resident wasn't home
• Former financial-aid officer indicted in alleged con at ECC Compton Center
• Candidates line up for San Pedro's honorary mayor title
• Student charged in Gardena High shooting to be tried as juvenile
• Sewage forces area beach closures
• Plane lands safely at Long Beach Airport with failed hydraulics
• More rain forecast for Wednesday
• DEPUTIZED: Purse and wallet theft prevention tips
• Avoiding charity scams in wake of Japan disaster
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> Westchester retail center up for debate
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> PVE to discuss joining SCAG
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> Hawthorne budget to gain $600K
• Report: Worst over, slow rebound in California economy
• 'Pawn Stars' co-star 'Big Hoss' arrested in Big Bear
• Judge rules Michael Jackson's father can sue Dr. Conrad
• L.A. council committee recommends suspending LAPD hiring
• Hermosa Beach storm water system receives EPA award
• UCLA report: School cuts have widened education gap, diminished quality
• South Bay dries out from powerful storm; more rains expected
• LAWA: Transfer of Ontario airport control could take years
• LMU officials issue warning on March 17 e-mail threat against campus
• L.A. officials warn departments to operate within budgets
• Federal appeals court hears arguments on Redondo Beach day laborers
• Gardena establishes relief fund for Japan quake victims
• LAX police force memorabilia part of new Flight Path Museum exhibit
• County beaches department now using tweeting, Facebook
• 3 members of LAX police force honored
• Carson to hold Japan relief event
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• ASK THE LAWYER: Getting records into evidence at trial
• ICE lawyer gets nearly 18 years for taking bribes
• Glendale police put 2 more officers on leave; total at 8
• Peacock Poster Contest is unfurling
• Carson man, 19, killed in Palmdale shooting
• TAKE THE KIDS: Breakfast with the Bunny, family cooking class, fun with rocks
• CARSON: Principal seeks opinions on name for LAUSD campus
• ABOUT TOWN: Benefit luncheon raises awareness of autism
• SoCal hit by Sunday punch
• South High students finish in top 10 at science competition
• Dodson students meet legislators for Youth in Theatre Day
• PV High School's newscast wins 10 awards at convention
• San Pedro team joins forces with special-needs kids
• Drivers face long delays for licenses
• Rain hits South Bay hard; flooding closes LAX tunnel
• For South Bay's Japanese, a time of worry
• San Pedro's Park Western: Gains and Losses?
• Pressure grows for e-stores to collect taxes
• Gloom rains on marathon
• The Freshman: Harvard's Housing Day marks a big turn for freshmen
• Lawyer Warren M. Christopher was nation's top diplomat under Clinton
• Analysis of El Segundo fire measure is challenged
• Torrance Boulevard city entrance to be resurfaced
• Speed humps in Palos Verdes Estates worry cyclists
• Gardena hospital back on road to health
• Inglewood schools on edge of insolvency
• <FONT color="darkred">BREAKING NEWS:</font> Manhattan Beach officially fires 3 officers involved in hit-and-run
• State schools superintendent speaks to Manhattan Beach teachers rally
• Parks programs, LAPD hiring would be cut under budget proposal
• L.A. officials beef up emergency procedures, stress home preparedness
• English teacher living in Japan describes quake experience
• RENEE MOILANEN: Parents can't go wrong paying for child's security
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• Coast Guard unveils 3 new response boats
• CORRECTION: St. Patrick's Day event
• Hostage suspect wounded in Culver City shooting
• Palos Verdes Estates selects Rea as new mayor
• Woman who survived San Pedro cliff crash had suicide note on stomach
• 'Supermoon' to rise on Saturday night
• San Pedro teen receives scholarship from taekwondo group
• Toyota holds driving seminar for teens
• Redondo Beach police set pasta, auction for relay fundraiser
• Education foundation to hold Hearts of Hermosa
• LBCC to cut 222 courses next fall
• Man cites Bible, stones friend to death for 'unwanted advances'
• Manhattan Beach man among 5 victims of Long Beach plane crash
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Novice scuba diver's death near Catalina under investigation
• South Bay officials, groups reach out to Japan quake victims
• Harbor commission approves new Port of L.A. labor agreement
• Health officials downplay radiation dangers to state residents
• Customs officers screening passengers, cargo from Japan for radiation
• Runners in Sunday's L.A. Marathon have diverse goals
• County committee launches website for supervisorial reapportionment
• CHECKPOINTS: Results, upcoming South Bay operations
• Gardena to hold annual koi fish show
• Westchester center to hold St. Patrick's Day campfire
• Reservations being taken for San Pedro whale-watching trip
• Actor Mel Gibson fingerprinted by El Segundo PD
• Woman who went over cliff identified
• Police seek man who exposed himself near Torrance elementary school
• SoCal's 36-day streak of gas price increases ends
• L.A. Coroner releases official list of Long Beach crash victims' identities
• DUI task force takes to streets today
• South Bay Pet of the Week
• Spring brings encounters with snakes
• T-shirt sale proceeds go to quake relief
• South Bay Restaurant Closures
• Plane crash claims local developer
• 5 dead in small-plane crash at Long Beach Airport
• Manhattan Beach settles suit with open-government advocate McKee
• 'Meet the Grunion' at Cabrillo Marine Aquarium
• Gardena State of City reservations being taken
• Angel City Brewing reopens in new downtown L.A. location
• Man wounded in Harbor City shooting
• Rancho Palos Verdes withdraws from MAX bus service
• Computer bests humans in skin infection diagnosis, too
• Police historical society opens permanent SLA exhibit
• Man accused in murder of Lennox bondage club owner to stand trial
• Movie box office dips 20% so far in 2011
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• <FONT color="darkred">BREAKING NEWS:</font> Risken killers sentenced to 26 years to life
• Manhattan Beach seeking exceptional students
• Woman dies when car plunges off PVE cliffs
• Students picked for Dreamers Academy
• Rapper Nathaniel Hale -- Nate Dogg -- dies at 41
• 5 reported dead in small-plane crash at Long Beach Airport
• Utah official named to replace El Segundo City Manager Jack Wayt
• It ain't no velvet Elvis, baby
• L.A. makes Harbor Area tsunami guide available
• Feds raid 2 West Hollywood pot dispensaries, arrest 1
• Man charged in shooting death of 14-year-old girl at party
• 3 men busted for alleged theft of medical pot from Westchester home
• Another deal for Redondo Beach district's Knob Hill property falls through
• LAUSD will run new secondary school near Carson
• Ports report increases in cargo shipments for February
• Redondo Beach district to hold workshop on state budget cuts
• Hermosa Beach woman pleads no contest in phony Lady Gaga ticket case
• Bicyclist injured in Palos Verdes Estates crash
• Teachers, educators rally in support of pink-slipped LAUSD employees
• Point Vicente whale sightings are up this season
• Filing period for 36th Congressional District race continues through March 25
• Embattled LAUSD facilities chief Sohn to resign
• Health officials discourage consumers from stockpiling anti-radiation supplement
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Harbor commissioners expected to adopt 5-year labor agreement
• Bishop Montgomery student chosen for Disney's Dreamers Academy
• SPCA to lower dog adoption fees on 'St. Pawtrick's Day'
• Supervisors pass new rules for breeding
• Ruling: LAPD officer shot Guatemalan immigrant 'lawfully in self-defense'
• LAPD goes on alert over fatal shooting ruling
• 2.1-magnitude quake rolls through Gardena
• Son in jail for attacking mother with shovel, charged with murder
• Charter parents line up early for LAUSD meeting
• Hospital treats 3-year-old alcoholic
• <FONT color="darkred">VIDEO:</font> UCLA debates what to do about video rant on Asians
• Man shot to death reportedly over gasoline theft
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> Carson to discuss RV storage lot
• West High places 5th as Granada Hills Charter wins academic decathlon
• Water quality board orders Shell to clean soil at Carousel tract in Carson
• DEPUTIZED: Emergency preparedness sites
• Gov. Brown calls special primary election for Harman seat on May 17
• Are you ready for The Big One?
• Clarification: Redondo Union High completion rate
• Beach Cities Health District provides resources for emergencies
• Feds declare probable cause to extradite Beresford-Redman
• Man found shot to death in Hawthorne
• Cars burn in Wilmington junkyard blaze
• Pilot in El Segundo copter crash remains hospitalized
• Rapiscan full-body airport scanners to be re-tested for radiation levels
• Disney parks in Japan close for 10 days to aid victims
• Crews have removed most of the sardines from Redondo Beach marina
• ASK THE LAWYER: Do careful research before suing the federal government
• West High students cultivate native plants at new garden
• 82-year-old woman missing from Hawthorne care facility
• Plea deals in case of 7-year-old girl allegedly pimped out
• Holy mackerel! Fish surge into Acapulco seas
• How you can help Japan's quake recovery
• TAKE THE KIDS: Celebrate 'Wimpy,' learn about wildlife, arts and crafts
• Torrance parks offer spring break activities
• Author, library sponsor 'Peacock Poster Contest'
• College offers arts program in San Pedro
• LAUSD starts education centers for special education students
• Nonprofit group seeks instruments for South Bay schools
• Manhattan Beach district recruits new trustee candidates
• Dana grandstand work likely to be rejected
• Redondo teens skid off the university track
• The Freshman: The play's the thing that may direct my path
• Prayer ritual alarms air crew
• Killings shake Lomita's small-town atmosphere
• Death toll, worries mount
• Ask Us
• Helicopter crashes at Raytheon warehouse in El Segundo
• Dead Redondo Beach fish are a scientist's treasure
• Memories surface on anniversary of Dominator shipwreck
• Redevelopment agencies battle to survive in state
• Parade rolls out the green
• Hawthorne to `monitor' Wal-Mart's South Bay plans
• Lane Victory hold Korean War Tribute Day in San Pedro
• Jeep is the engine of father-son bonding
• SET YOUR CLOCK: Time to spring forward
• South Bay beaches emptied ahead of wave surge
• It's `family' at Golden Mirror Beauty Salon
• South Bay residents try to reach loved ones
• Could Japan quake happen here? Not exactly
• Pension changes may loom for Hermosa Beach
• Redondo Beach kite festival will get off the ground Sunday
• Judge rules Manhattan Beach officer got cancer on job
• Tsunami's threat slows Redondo Beach fish cleanup
• Mail-in ballots just don't offer the same feeling as voting in person
• Torrance bracelet maker sued
• Mel Gibson charged with misdeameanor battery
• South Bay beaches brace for tsunami
• L.A. orders 140 pot dispensaries to shut down
• Sheen strikes custody pact; police search home for weapons
• OC closes access to beaches, harbors, piers
• Seal Beach closes pier, beaches due to tsunami warning
• 3 Japan-to-LAX flights canceled this morning
• Waves to reach California coast after 8 a.m.
• King Harbor's fishy, smelly mess
• No tsunami warning yet for West Coast
• Hawthorne shooting leaves man dead, 2 hurt
• Hospitals rate high in patient satisfaction
• LAUSD Superintendent Cortines backs teachers' plan for new school
• Poll: Beach cities residents not so healthy
• Sperm whale pod spotted off San Pedro
• San Pedro ship is celebrating rescue of 7,000 in Korean War
• Shooting-hoax charges filed on LAUSD officer
• California's budget future is murky
• Q & A on bargaining rights bill
• Wisconsin vote fires up unions
• Lawyer urges mercy for Facebook abuser
• Lindsay Lohan rejects plea deal
• 3 local cities plan DUI checkpoints
• Police officer who lied about being shot is charged
• Kids book writer jailed on suspicion of underage sex
• Fire damages home of former Mouseketeer Annette Funicello
• Hermosa celebrates St. Patrick's Day with parade
• South Bay Restaurant Closures
• <FONT color="darkred">REWARD:</font> $75,000 in husband-wife slaying
• Former top Bell officials ordered to stand trial
• Charlie Sheen sues over TV show firing
• 'Welcome to the Jungle': That'll be $20 million, thank you
• Hawthorne triple shooting leaves <br>1 man dead, 16-year-old girl critical
• Stopgap measures used to cut layoffs
• Redondo revs up cleanup
• Drive to overeat may be programmed before birth
• He's not much to look at, but Diego's moved in
• Anger stews, but push for change fizzles
• Torrance unions stepping up to cut city's future retirement payments
• Lawndale poised to buy four parcels for $3M
• Cities rush to protect RDA assets
• Carson City Council incumbents keep posts
• Teacher-coach arrested for alleged lewd act
• Mel Gibson reportedly will be charged with battery
• SoCal faithful mark Ash Wednesday
• UPDATED: Voters dump proposal to make RPV a charter city
• <FONT color="darkred">REWARD:</font> $50,000 in fatal hit-run
• Gardena offers zumba dance classes
• Farmers Market to continue in Lawndale
• Supervisors OK $50M for new King Hospital
• Woman wins $1.27M age harassment lawsuit
• 1 killed by Amtrak train in downtown L.A.
• Driver who killed baby sentenced to crossing guard duty
• MAKING A DIFFERENCE: Food Finders, Garden Angels, PV Land Conservancy
• Wednesday's police log: The beach cities
• Bernard Parks in tight race to keep his seat; other incumbents heading for victory
• Loyola Marymount installs first lay president
• Tight race for Carson City Council
• Voters dump proposal to make RPV a charter city
• Incumbents ahead in L.A. Community College District
• L.A. voters poised to approve DWP reform
• Union candidate trounced in RB school board race
• Planning commissioner, school board member lead MB council race
• Vladovic keeps spot on LAUSD board
• Rolling Hills council incumbents hold on to seats
• Turnout increases for Redondo's first all-mail election
• Learn to zumba in Gardena
• Lawndale Farmers Market to continue
• Court denies delay in LAUSD settlement
• <FONT color="darkred">URGENT:</font> RPV boy kidnapped 2 years ago found, parents arrested
• Billions of dead fish invade Redondo's King Harbor Marina
• Ta da! Starbucks unveils new logo
• 'Bachelor' contestant sues over porn actress label
• 'Bigfoot,' with help from the ACLU, is suing state parks
• `What a Pair' event in San Pedro aids women's causes
• <FONT color="darkred">WEDNESDAY:</font> College board to air construction update
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> Hawthorne pension boost considered
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> Hawthorne manager's job security on agenda
• Man gets 36 years minimum in child's death
• PALOS VERDES ESTATES. DOG GONE - NO MORE
• Church's sex abuse secrecy is challenged
• 25 held in Hawthorne prostitution crackdown
• Fund set up to aid crash victim's growing family
• 6 indicted in `Nigerian' legacy scam
• Los Angeles, AEG push ahead on stadium
• Voters go to polls today to decide local races, issues
• LAX contract bids thrown out again
• Problem-plagued taxi overseer keeps LAX job
• State threatens LAUSD construction shutdown
• Compton College worker accused of theft
• Redevelopment agencies slammed in state audit
• Trial begins for pastor accused of molesting girl
• `Golden Years Bandit' gets 5 years in prison
• Parents of hit-run victim put up $10,000 reward
• 63% under 30 admit driving while on phone
• ASK THE LAWYER: Beating a red light camera ticket
• Taxis providing free rides to the polls
• Hermosa Beach councilman Bobko to run for Harman's seat
• Tax help offered for seniors and the needy
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> 1 trapped in 5-car Carson crash
• Help us find groups that take used items
• TAKE THE KIDS: Torrance concert, Redondo kite festival, Manhattan art workshop
• Islamic Center rally shows support for the `Irvine 11'
• THE FRESHMAN: It's the heart of a relationship that melts the miles
• An opening for science
• Cancer race unites survivors, supporters in a show of pink
• Annual tour explores 3 of Peninsula's oldest homes
• Pension reform is vote bait
• Contest brings energy efficiency homes
• School Notebook
• Project has been stop-and-go
• Suspected Lomita wife killer is moved to jail ward
• Water main breaks in Redondo Beach
• Viens moved to hospital jail ward
• Backlash over breakfast
• Books shed light on history of SP, Wilmington
• Gifts of light and life amid a `colorless netherworld'
• Area interfaith group takes on hot topics
• Pair arrested after elderly woman found in squalid conditions with ill dogs in Hawthorne
• Carson treasurer's race anything but low-key
• Eagles to sell its Redondo Beach nest
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• L.A. officials announce expansion of graffiti enforcement program
• Toothfairy Cottage entertains preschoolers while teaching dental care
• L.A. pension panel authorizes benefits increase for police, firefighters
• Police seek armed gang member in Wilmington neighborhood
• Former Raider Smith appears in court on 2008 murder charge
• Truck-scooter collision closes PCH in Redondo Beach for 5 hours
• El Camino College to welcome girls to the garage
• Carson to air live coverage of city election on March 8
• State Sen. Lieu to take oath of office in CSUDH ceremony
• Former Rep. Kuykendall will not seek seat he lost to Harman
• Inglewood woman gets 11 years for workplace embezzlement
• Headless chickens found near Point Fermin may have been animal sacrifices
• Lomita toddler's death ruled a homicide, mom's boyfriend arrested
• RENEE MOILANEN: Jettisoning baby equipment becomes an obsession
• Tyler Perry a favorite in tonight's NAACP Image Awards
• L.A. serial killer on Death Row charged in 4 more slayings
• Paraplegic woman in wheelchair sentenced for killing L.A. teen
• Zsa Zsa Gabor opts out of new operation
• `It's not even on my radar' - study says teens have less sex
• Queen Vic meets Queen Mary
• 575-pound spokesman for Heart Attack Grill dies at 29
• Dog rescued from house fire
• Pier to Pier Run/Walk is coming on Saturday
• Rise in port traffic improves prospects for San Pedro waterfront development
• Greuel wants accounting of federal stimulus dollars sent
• L.A. community college board election promises changes
• L.A. prepares to roll out smoking ban in outdoor dining areas
• Judge dismisses 2 of 8 charges against state Sen. Roderick Wright
• Carson looks to trim costs of popular Dial-A-Ride program
• Hawthorne American Legion to hold fish and steak fry
• Villaraigosa, Greuel remind city department heads to cut costs
• Torrance Public Library to use e-mail for patron notifications
• Redondo Beach advises voters to deliver mail-in ballots by hand
• Yard sale to benefit Torrance cancer patient to be held Saturday
• Goats descend on Portuguese Bend Reserve
• Viens charged with first-degree murder
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• South Bay Restaurant Closures
• Firefighter to receive Medal of Valor
• After lengthy debate, Manhattan Beach keeps current trash hauler
• Torrance, Wal-Mart win legal challenge to new Hawthorne Blvd. store
• Villaraigosa calls for scaling back benefits for retired city workers
• Rancho Palos Verdes approves first step in San Ramon Canyon stabilization
• Water quality board grants Redondo Beach reprieve to operate Seaside Lagoon
• Armenian community cries foul at Kobe Bryant's ads for Turkish Airlines
• Villaraigosa signs off on bike trail plan
• Leuzinger High to hold Memorabilia Day
• El Segundo delays discussion on paring down groups, commissions
• El Segundo Kiwanis wins approval to run beer garden at Hometown Fair
• Woman found dead at Abalone Cove ruled a suicide
• 6 charter schools shut by LAUSD for test cheating include 2 in South Bay
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Redondo beach Mayor Gin enters race for Harman's seat
• Redondo Beach soldier gets 60 days for misconduct in Afghanistan
• <FONT color="darkred">BREAKING NEWS:</font> Lomita man confesses to killing his wife
• Kaiser nurses walk off jobs in 24-hour strike
• Who's on Death Row?
• Zsa Zsa Gabor back in hospital for other leg
• Charlie Sheen's new Twitter feed draws 866,366 followers in 19 hours
• 2 hurt in morning multi-car crash on 405 Freeway
• 3 SoCal Latino policemen file discrimination lawsuit
• L.A. school board to close 6 charters accused of cheating
• UCLA marks 50th anniversary of Peace Corps with 3-day event
• Man arrested for allegedly pointing laser at police copter
• L.A. Council considers banning bath salts that produce meth-like high
• Attorney to challenge 3 incumbents in Rolling Hills council race
• Controller: Cutting L.A. city cell phones by 60% could save $5M annually
• Rep. Laura Richardson to speak at South Bay chamber luncheon
• Corvette bursts into flames, abandoned in Culver City crash
• County homeowners can earn rebates for energy upgrades
• Renovations at Clark Field in Hermosa Beach near completion
• L.A. council approves ambitious bikeway plan
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• 10 private firms show interest in managing Ontario airport
• Harmful bacteria discovered at Playboy Mansion
• Detectives rip up Lomita restaurant in search of Dawn Viens' body
• Man gets 26 years in sledgehammer slaying
• Man pleads not guilty in street race deaths
• Charlie Sheen's not done talking yet
• March 15 deadline for Edison scholarships
• Long Beach burglary suspects thwarted by 14-year-old boy
• El Segundo won't reschedule planned 2012 fire merger vote
• 20-year-old man found dead in jail cell
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> Christina Aguilera arrested after being found 'incapacitated'
• LAUSD layoffs leave district without inspectors at school building sites
• LA BioMed researchers partner with Japanese firm on cell regrowth studies
• Sinkhole repair hampers Torrance traffic
• L.A. campaign to implement smoking ban in outdoor dining areas
• Water district begins work on monitoring well in Manhattan Beach
• Rancho Palos Verdes to discuss San Ramon canyon stabilization
• Court martial set for Redondo Beach soldier accused in Afghan misconduct
• Smoke forces evacuation of Torrance courthouse
• LAX passenger traffic increases slightly in January
• Torrance hospice opens courtyard garden for patients
• Wendy Greuel announces run for L.A. mayor in 2013
• Controller says L.A. saved $32M through employee furloughs
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• ASK THE LAWYER: Murder charge still may apply 12 years later
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> Missing 84-year-old San Pedro man found
• Charlie Sheen wants more money, publicist quits
• Judge says Tila Tequila can sue photog
• Hospitalized Lomita man arrested on suspicion of killing his wife
• Lomita woman missing since October
• SoCal gas prices skyrocket
• 2 El Segundo teachers receive top certification
• Science Center to open at Environmental Charter in Lawndale
• Lennox schools to get stepped-up soundproofing funds
• 2 local charter schools go before LAUSD board for renewal
• TAKE THE KIDS: Make-A-Wish benefit, work out with baby, Dr. Seuss celebration
• LAUSD seeks bids to operate campuses
• Fire engulfs Manhattan Beach building
• L.A.'s New Shepherd
• College settles sex case lawsuit
• The balancing act of making friends in college
• Man arrested in Hermosa stabbing
• Zsa Zsa Gabor's husband says he used bat to chase intruders
• Homeless man arrested in Hermosa stabbing
• Lawndale man robbed answering Craigslist ad, 2 arrested
• Renewed images of glory
• Taking a break from the rain
• Hahn racks up endorsements for Congress
• Pension costs key issue in Manhattan Beach council race
• The recurring case of the missing diamond
• Los Angeles voters may help reform pension system
• Columnist John Bogert to return to his corner of the Breeze
• Students collect formal gowns for needy girls
• Wet weekend is forecast
• Anaheim school district testing anti-truancy system that uses GPS
• Authors of San Pedro history book to appear at Williams' Book Store
• Rumor of student with gun at West High proves false
• Suspicious package leads to evacuation of San Pedro bank
• Cox's contract as CEO of El Camino College's Compton campus terminated
• Inglewood home doctor convicted of involuntary manslaughter
• 'Birdie' performance brings live theater to low-income students
• Measure M: L.A. voters to decide on taxing marijuana dispensaries
• L.A. business leaders back Gov. Brown's plan to eliminate deficit
• RENEE MOILANEN: Choosing between fairy-tale weddings and reality
• Viens out of coma, remains critical
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• Man arrested for allegedly shoplifting liquor
• L.A. council approves LMU's 20-year development plan
• Single-game Dodger tickets go on sale Saturday
• Retired teacher arrested for allegedly giving booze to minors
• Gardena man charged with killing instructor
• SoCal swim coach arrested on teen sex charge
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> San Pedro 'suspicious package' event over
• DUI CHECKPOINTS: Inglewood targeted
• South Bay: Fundraiser Saturday for toddler's medical bills
• Lomita: Nazi death camp survivor to speak
• Thousands attend firefighter's funeral
• Police dispatcher accused of indecent exposure
• Police arrest 3 in robbery of 5-year-old
• Vladovic isn't taking LAUSD Board District 7 race for granted
• Judge tentatively rules in favor of Torrance's granting permit to Wal-Mart
• Port of L.A. plugs in 3 different cruise lines to shoreside power
• League of Women Voters to hold forum for Carson council candidates
• State court rejects Hawthorne day-care operator's appeal of lewd acts convictions
• Marcy Winograd joins race for Harman's congressional seat
• Gardena man arrested in fatal shooting of security guard instructor
• Viens remains in critical condition following cliff jump
• Mahony vows to continue immigration work as his tenure as cardinal ends
• Quick-acting Hermosa Beach detectives prevent suicide attempt
• Divers to hold annual underwater cleanup of Avalon Harbor
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• South Bay Restaurant Closures
• `American Idol' adds online voting for viewers
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> Ex-fire captain denies strangling woman
• Jury rejects Ex-LAPD officer's claims he was handcuffed by sergeant
• Children's Hospital gets largest gift in its history: $30M
• Gardena: Judges offer inside look at dog contests
• South Bay/Harbor Pet of the Week
• Home where firefighter was killed declared a crime scene
• Sen. Scott Brown to sign book copies in Pasadena
• 2.7-magnitude quake hits off Huntington Beach
• Embattled Toyota recalls 2.17 million more cars in U.S.
• <FONT color="darkred">DRUG WAR:</font> SoCal murder plot highlights Mexico violence
• Civic Light Opera hopes to benefit from Redondo Beach house raffle
• Palos Verdes Peninsula school board to weigh sending out 57 layoff notices
• Centinela Valley school board reprimands Suarez during contentious meeting
• Hawthorne agrees to settlement with former city manager Pathirana
• Voters choose LAUSD to run new Long Beach school near Carson
• Hazardous waste roundup set for Marina del Rey
• L.A. council endorses federal law limiting ammo clip size
• Rain forecast delays yard sale to benefit Torrance cancer patient
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Villaraigosa urges feds to back transit projects plan
• Foulk gets 248 years for sex crimes
• Group offers toilet exchange for El Segundo residents
• Husband of missing Lomita woman jumps off RPV cliff
• Dodgers' battery mates settle lawsuit over loan
• Man shot on Metro bus reportedly protecting his son
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> Man shot to death answering knock at door is ID'd
• Judge threatens Lindsay Lohan with jail time
• 2nd Lennox body ID'd as missing wife
• Man awarded $160,000 for being wrongly jailed in $30 robbery
• Judge's ruling denies Jewish group's $18M claim
• Pirates may face trial in U.S. in death of 4
• Gang members sought in shooting death of boy, 13
• Macpherson Oil suit against Hermosa Beach will go to trial - in 2012
• Friends remember Somali pirate victims as gentle and adventurous
• Police believe Dawn Viens is dead
• Potential conflict-of-interest snags LAX concessions bid
• South Bay home prices fell in January
• El Segundo firefighters offer to pay for earlier merger election
• Mayor Gin cautiously optimistic in Redondo Beach State of the City speech
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Report: North High stoves in Oct. 2010 flash fire not approved for indoor use
• Port unveils 'Ship in a Bottle'
• South Shores Magnet jazzes it up
• CORRECTION: Gardena City Council agenda item
• Suspect in Lennox body burial case remains in jail without bail
• Inglewood woman gets probation in overheated dog death
• Redondo Beach board member Staich recovering from heart attack
• South Bay Conservatory to hold auditions for 'Into the Woods'
• UPDATED: Police close off North Long Beach neighborhood after gunfire
• <FONT color="darkred">BREAKING NEWS:</font> 4 Manhattan Beach officers to be fired for hit-and-run coverup
• Man admits on tape he ejaculated in co-worker's water bottle
• 700 gallons of diesel spills in Port of Long Beach
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> 'Suspicious device' disrupts Downtown Disney
• <FONT color="darkred">TRAFFIC ALERT:</font> Multi-car crash backs up traffic on 10 Fwy
• L.A. County Fire to aid in New Zealand quake rescues
• Deputy can proceed with lawsuit against Mel Gibson
• Pirates kill 4 Americans on yacht
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> Woman killed after being struck by Metro train
• Torrance High pair hits it big on 'Wheel'
• Hahn wins Lieu's support for House bid
• Tree Musketeers plan to infuse greenery into tree-starved El Segundo area
• Friends say man hijacked by Somalis wanted to combine adventure, faith
• Taxicab firm likely to retain LAX contract despite previous allegations
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• Carson to host parenting skills conference on Saturday
• Hawthorne: Man killed in solo crash on 105 Freeway
• CHECKPOINT: Hawthorne to check driver's licenses
• Manhattan Beach Open volleyball tournament gets new sponsors
• ASK THE LAWYER: Is owner liable for overly playful dog?
• Measure O would allow L.A. to impose oil drilling extraction tax
• Redondo Beach chiropractor who went missing in mountains is found
• School bus with 25 kids aboard slides off mountain road
• TAKE THE KIDS: World music, life in tide pools, healthful eating
• Get your claws on some seafood at San Pedro dance
• Torrance college fair advises parents and students
• El Camino plans Black History Month events
• South Bay squirrel saviors
• L.A. puts new lawyers to work - free
• Peninsula High's goal: a dream pool
• Ask Us
• Young volunteers to be feted for years of service
• Pirate: Warship is trailing hijacked yacht
• THE FRESHMAN: When writing your life's script, don't forget to relax
• Hawthorne couple sheds pounds in wedding quest
• Redondo Beach launches its first vote-by-mail election
• Redondo Beach moms seek school board seats
• Order pad will be an iPad at Stacked restaurant
• Young player gets his wish -- and Kobe
• Torrance students shine amid cutbacks
• My Turn: As a nation changes, the pyramids remain
• Measure C campaign in Rancho Palos Verdes turns contentious
• More firms invest in employee health
• Carson approves plan for teen center to be run by Boys & Girls Club
• Redondo Beach will have fireworks this year
• Pair arrested in El Segundo suspected of manhole cover thefts
• Tickets still available for Ronald Reagan commemoration in Torrance
• Hawthorne police to hold training exercise at Dana Middle School
• Lieu takes oath of office to replace Oropeza in 28th Senate District
• RENEE MOILANEN: Dealing with the reality of Charley's obesity problem
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• <FONT color="darkred">BREAKING NEWS:</font> Somali pirates capture 4 Californians in yacht sailing around the world
• Powerful storm arrives
• Man rescued after winds push sailboat into rocks near port entrance
• Coroner: No sign of foul play in office worker's cubicle death
• Damaged power pole closes portion of Crenshaw in Torrance
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> RPV woman charged with DUI in Harbor Fwy death
• Firefighter in roof collapse dies of injuries
• RPV man charged in vandalism of gay bars
• Golf Channel dumps Jim Gray from tourney after confrontation
• Kayakers stranded at Los Angeles River site
• Godzilla's breathing fire: Copyright owners sue Honda over commercial
• Ex-high school principal gets 8 years for molesting 4 students
• <FONT color="darkred">REWARD:</font> $75,000 offered to solve double murder
• Former legislator, CSULB president Steve Horn dies
• Survey: Chronic health conditions worsening in South Bay, nation
• NBA's Brandon Jennings returns to new Rowley Park court in Gardena
• Redondo Beach city attorney Webb to join race for Harman's seat
• New In-N-Out, Chick-fil-A and Fresh & Easy to open in Torrance
• Group to hold Ballona Wetlands public open house
• Chivas USA to hold auditions for team's dance squad
• Power lines headed underground in 2 Torrance high traffic areas
• Hawthorne Boulevard sinkhole will take a month to fix
• Victim buried in Lennox backyard identified
• <FONT color="darkred">BREAKING NEWS:</font> Jury finds 2 Risken murder suspects guilty
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• 14-year-old boy charged with 2 felony counts in LAX laser strike
• L.A. officials strongly oppose bill relinquishing control of Ontario Airport
• Extradition hearing May 16 for RPV television producer Beresford-Redman
• Police arrest 2 suspects in Torrance burglary
• L.A. County Fire Dept. swears in first black chief
• South Bay Restaurant Closures
• Court upholds conviction in fiery attack on exotic dancer
• Suspect sought in Hawthorne kidnapping, attempted rape of girl, 14
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> L.A. firefighter 'fights for his life,' 4 others hurt after roof collapse
• Narbonne football player's killer gets 80 years
• 3 men pulled to safety
• Lakers' Jerry West to be honored
• Repaired cruise ship to sail
• LA BioMed releases new research on Alzheimer's
• Man suffers burns in Gardena fire
• Suspect arrested in Lennox body burial case
• Torrance approves residential water rate increases
• Mural to be dedicated Thursday at Inglewood High
• New, larger children's health clinic opens in Lawndale
• State supreme court denies hearing in Redondo Beach shooting death
• Torrance relaxes rules for living in RVs on private property
• Manhattan Beach postpones trash hauler selection vote
• Torrance officially bans smoking in public parks
• Pretrial hearing for Hawthorne Mayor Guidi moved to April 7
• Torrance water main break closes parts of Van Ness Avenue
• Yard sale to benefit Torrance cancer patient postponed
• Beyer named to replace Rothenberg on airport commission
• South Bay Quilters to hold annual show
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Borders closing two South Bay stores
• Lieu easily wins South Bay state senate seat
• Lieu holds large lead in early returns for 28th Senate race
• Forecast: County economy to improve over next two years
• Environmental groups asking residents to document 'king tides'
• Port cargo shipments jump 15.2% in January
• LAUSD authorizes layoff warnings for 5,000 employees
• Gardena taking applications for recreational sports programs
• United flight from LAX makes emergency landing in Colorado
• Tight-lipped Risken defendant denied killings during questioning
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Torrance Black History Celebration to honor 5 with awards
• Body found buried in Lennox backyard
• New San Pedro High School annex to be named after Olguins
• Debra Bowen joins race for Harman's seat
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> Sinkhole repair to slow traffic at Hawthorne/Sepulveda
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> Con man sued by Bruce Springsteen gets 13 years
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> Torrance police seek 2 suspects after car chase
• DEPUTIZED: More child safety tips
• Manhattan Beach: Seniors class puts focus on interpersonal communication
• L.A. mayor tries to revive parking lot deal
• 2 file lawsuit against gang curfews
• Tuesday's Out & About Events
• State bill would ban shark fins
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> El Segundo debates fate of fire department
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> RPV council in funding strategy workshop
• Man pleads guilty to smuggling cocaine into LAX in egg-shaped candy
• Manhattan Beach to vote on trash hauling contract
• Museum to install Canetti's exhibit
• Foundation throws lifeline to Wilmington's Sts. Peter and Paul school
• Voters will attempt to fill vacant 28th Senate District seat Tuesday
• Sotero is last man standing at late Sen. Oropeza's office
• Social worker suffers repercussions for removing child from family
• Sunshine to give way to series of storms
• Palos Verdes Estates now accepting online payments for parking citations
• Trutanich urged to dismiss charges against immigration protesters
• Inglewood man shot to death over weekend is ID'd
• School board to vote on naming San Pedro school for Olguin
• Hahn's campaign for Harman's seat is up and running
• Lomita Boulevard closes briefly after gas line hit
• Gang member faces 80 years in killing of Narbonne athlete Dannie Farber Jr.
• State wants to stop inmates like Charles Manson from using phones
• Mob arrests raise issues of crime, East Coast port security
• Trump selling Atlantic City casino to Landry's
• SoCal woman who rescued dog hit by car, killed
• Man questioned in Santa Monica 'death race'
• GOP candidate gets year in jail over letter probe
• Monday's Out & About Events
• San Pedro aquarium plans whale-watch trips
• This week's South Bay road projects
• TAKE THE KIDS: Picture-book signing, miniature train rides, wildlife
• Mira Costa senior makes first cut as Presidential Scholar
• Bookstore chain looks for area's best teachers
• Torrance's Magruder school runs into testing paradox
• Betty Garrett, 91, singer-actress lost her place at MGM during Red Scare
• LAUSD considers dialing back on use of cell phones
• Thinking about that nap has me feeling a bit restless
• School Notebook
• Gardena recovery is starting to cook
• When the `normal' life isn't normal anymore
• Measure L is one for the books in L.A.
• Event hails Lincoln as a pillar of literacy
• Torrance moves to boost water rates
• Lieu's rivals look for a runoff in special election
• Report: Borders to file for bankruptcy as early as Monday or Tuesday
• Westchester man pleads guilty to filing false tax returns
• L.A. school board to consider sending out 5,000-plus layoff notices
• Reported crimes at LAX fell 5.5% in 2010
• Prosecutors won't file charges in Huizar aide e-mail incident
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• Gov. Brown stumps for Lieu in Torrance
• Assemblywoman Lowenthal to seek ex-husband's state Senate seat
• SoCal Egyptian community says 'the people have spoken'
• LAPD memorial marks 20th anniversary of first female officer killed
• Manhunt on for 'Geezer Bandit'
• Brown in Torrance today to promote Lieu's campaign, push deficit plan
• Charlie Sheen's divorce to be final May 2
• Police run DUI check in Redondo
• Detective: Risken suspect was sweating, appeared nervous during questioning
• Mother says her 8-year-old was put in involuntary care after suicide threat
• Mayor Guidi ignores Hawthorne turmoil in State of the City address
• Harman speaks about her decision to resign
• West High wins 3rd straight county academic decathlon title
• CORRECTION: Cannons at Reagan ceremony
• Repairs to limit access to Crenshaw Blvd. near 405 Freeway on Saturday
• Gardena police officer sees his attacker get 42 years at sentencing
• Rosendahl encourages donations for homeless
• Gardena Willows to open for monthly tours
• Counterfeit glasses shipment seized at port had $2.6M retail value
• UTLA formally withdraws endorsement of Escandon
• Survey: High percentage of U.S. youth admit they lie, cheat and steal
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• 13 held in anti-gang action
• Sharefest to hold kick-off brunch for Workday event
• Firefighters put out SM fire and discover pot plants
• L.A. school's 'dean of discipline' arrested on child porn charges
• Lohan reportedly walked out with diamond earring 4 days earlier
• Carson man gets 42 years for shooting Gardena police officer in 2008
• SoCal woman charged with making up rape story
• Panel supports plan to upgrade Marina del Rey anchorages
• Testimony: Risken defendant offered to help a friend murder ex-wife
• County health officials criticized for Ecstasy flier
• Freshman applications to LMU jump 12.3%
• CORRECTION: Public-private biomedical partnerships
• Torrance police make Business Watch video available on YouTube
• Locks of Love accepting hair donations in Hawthorne on Saturday
• Vitality City experts to hold discussion at El Camino
• Rolling Hills Covenant Church expansion hearing postponed
• Upgrading the Esplanade
• Palos Verdes Marathon back on course for May 14
• LAX customs inspectors check Valentine's Day flowers for insects
• Lohan charged with stealing necklace from Venice store
• WANTED: Donor boosts reward in killing
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Dance troupe to present Black History Month program in Inglewood
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> 19 arrested as police target Hawthorne tagging crew
• Ashlee Simpson divorces Fall Out Boy bassist
• Women invited to roll down to car, bike show
• Teen arrested for allegedly pointing laser at LAX-bound jet
• Court rejects 15-year term for man who bit off cop's fingertip
• Police help end couple's nude photo Facebook feud
• MAKING A DIFFERENCE: Local projects need volunteers
• <FONT color="darkred">WANTED:</font> Carson teen's 2001 killing still unsolved
• San Pedro center gets $20K to aid gang peace pact
• Shoe designer steps up to teach students
• Brown's plan to cut redevelopment agencies would be a boon for schools
• County selects Osby as new fire chief
• Hawthorne Chamber to host State of the City luncheon Thursday
• Supervisors approve 39-year lease extension for Marina del Rey hotel
• Man pleads guilty to felony charges in 2009 Harbor Gateway drug deal
• Manhattan Beach mayor delivers State of the City address
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Feds rule out electronic defects in study of Toytota acceleration problem
• State redevelopment cuts could bring axe to San Pedro projects
• County looks to follow LA BioMed's research partnership example
• Victim identified in fatal shooting in Wilmington
• Cruising group to hold 'All Women Car & Bike Show' in Inglewood
• Feds: No flaws in Toyota acceleration
• Think tank selects Rep. Jane Harman as new leader
• Harman: 'Time for a new challenge'
• Study: L.A. streetcars would create 9,300 jobs
• Man confesses to stuffing mother in freezer
• Marina del Rey hotel gets 39-year lease extension
• Inmate gets 88 more years for strangling 2 cellmates
• Auditions begin March 27 in L.A. for 'X Factor'
• BUSTED: Port theft probe reveals smuggling ring
• Politicians respond quickly to prospect of vacancy in Harman's district
• Two measures giving city more DWP oversight head for March 8 ballot
• County working to improve health system to keep patients under reforms
• DWP to hold meetings on proposed Westside underground power line
• Manhattan Beach Soroptomists to use funds for breast cancer patients
• Airport commission calls for bids to fortify LAX security fence
• Rancho Palos Verdes to hold special meeting on marathon
• First Manhattan Beach City Council race debate set for Tuesday
• Colorful lifeguard tower panels set for charity auction in Hermosa Beach
• Hawthorne man gets life term for 2-year-old's beating death
• Body found near missing RPV man's car in Glendale
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• ASK THE LAWYER: Contesting a police report on an auto accident
• Rep. Jane Harman to resign to become think-tank director
• Consultant fired from Huizar campaign also dropped from Vladovic's re-election team
• Super Bowl ratings set new record with 111M viewers
• Judge decides to hold paroled sex offender in custody
• Redondo Beach baby suffers skull fracture in Harbor Freeway hit-run
• GOLF: El Camino hosts 24th annual tournament
• TAKE THE KIDS: Valentine's Day Crafts, Chinese New Year party, all about water
• Exceptional Kids group plans event
• Reagan birthday celebration unites memories, politics
• Runners compete with the fog in Redondo Beach
• Bras become art to raise funds for mammograms
• Super Bowl's price often includes disappointment
• Centinela travel bills criticized
• Groups kick in funds to fix Torrance soccer fields
• USS Iowa bid runs into Port of L.A. obstacle
• San Bruno gas line lacked shutoff valve
• Eight-way race under way for state 28th District Senate seat
• Torrance schools in top 10 of Academic Decathlon
• Neighboring Hermosa Beach bars on opposite sides of Super Bowl clash
• Hermosa Beach bars draw Super Bowl battle lines
• Surf photographer LeRoy Grannis dies
• Garden blossoms at Carson High
• Author, RB Library team up for kids' joke contest
• NFL commissioner offers hope, but no commitment for L.A. team
• Turnaround begins at Torrance's ExxonMobil Refinery
• Cabrillo Marine Museum schedules Baja California whale trip
• Gardena-Carson Community Adult School renamed for Kiriyama
• Councilman Zine calls for salary review of L.A.'s top managers
• Verizon iPhone: Early sales suspended after record first day for carrier
• AQMD approves plan allowing companies to purchase emission credits
• RENEE MOILANEN: Breastfeeding is complicated, but ultimately rewarding
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• 57-year-old Rancho Palos Verdes man with impaired memory is missing
• Commissioner Goodell to discuss possible return of NFL to L.A.
• Jury awards $4.9M to injured railroad switchman
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> Bomb squad finds body in suspicious truck
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> Man found shot to death in stolen car in Culver City
• L.A. gang leader gets life in prison for PCP sales
• Man gets 9 years for street race that killed TapouT founder
• Long Beach police arrest suspects in detective's shooting
• Police say Bellagio bandit returned after holdup
• Stewart, Colbert stream on Hulu
• Police: Redondo Beach man arrested in bust was pot 'courier'
• Alleged killers of Risken became more nervous over time, investigators say
• Results of LAUSD school choice community vote delayed for 3 weeks
• Redondo Beach Super Bowl 10K Run set for Sunday
• Former Hawthorne city manager files claim against city over TV news report
• L.A. council paid the most, costs the most to operate in U.S.
• Lumian named to county's Small Craft Harbor Commission
• Man who sued over getting wrong drugs at Rite Aid loses case
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Senate passes bill criminalizing laser strikes
• Former school employee pleads guilty in $100K Halldale Elementary theft
• Hermosa Beach accepting nominees for Surfers Walk of Fame
• South Bay Restaurant Closures
• Fallen Marine's parents adopt son's bomb dog
• Is $3M worth it for a Super Bowl ad? Ask GoDaddy
• Are you eligible for this $5,666 income tax credit?
• <FONT color="darkred">REWARD:</font> $50K in death of SoCal boy 5 years ago
• SoCal gas prices reach new highs
• <FONT color="darkred">WANTED:</font> Tips sought in 2008 Wilmington killing
• South Bay Pet of the Week
• PETS: Animal Planet tackles Puppy Bowl VII
• RPV's Eastview Park also hit with racist graffiti
• Ralphs pleads no contest in overcharging probe
• Sunset Rotary to celebrate Chinese New Year with Chinatown trip
• Incoming LAUSD superintendent pledges to work for 'rebirth' of schools
• Archdiocese may be backing away from plan to add 20 days to school calendar
• Phone records of defendants examined at Risken trial
• Two new office buildings in Playa Vista sold
• Hawthorne airport's Million Air given award by Canadian jet service firm
• South Bay group submits highway projects list to MTA
• Midwest storm leads to cancellation of 17 more LAX flights
• Author Sharpsteen to sign copies of 'The Docks' at Williams' Book Store
• El Segundo plans to put new trash hauling contract to bid
• Torrance taxpayers must foot unexpected $15,000 legal bill
• Driver to stand trial in crash that killed Marymount College professor
• South Bay church group's exodus from Egypt harrowing
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Redondo Beach man arrested for allegedly growing marijuana at home
• Torrance will attempt to regulate helicopter noise by defining set routes
• First new school in Torrance in 40 years is on schedule, under budget
• Risken attorney: Suspect asked about will after her body was found
• Toyota offers buyouts to 629 managers in Torrance
• AEG sells naming rights to stadium
• CORRECTION: Tank Nelson obituary
• Onami Seafood Buffet preparing to reopen in Old Torrance
• Public hearing on senior programs to be held in Wilmington
• Rancho Palos Verdes hearing on Chandler Ranch moved to April
• Vandals attack third religious facility in Palos Verdes
• Fundraiser to benefit personal trainer injured in motorcycle accident
• L.A. council wants Harbor Dept. to find a shipyard site at port
• Torrance selects essay topic for annual student government day
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• LAUSD to delay its 'early start' school calendar
• Proposed L.A. NFL stadium gets $700M name: Farmers Field
• Actress Jaime Pressly charged with DUI
• Google, Microsoft spar over search results quality
• 80-year-old man crashes scooter into railroad gate
• Task force targets 38th Street gang members
• Marina del Rey's harbor moves step closer to adding apartments, retailers
• Police wary of the sex trafficking of young girls at Sunday's Super Bowl
• Fierce Midwest snow storm forces 50 flights to cancel at LAX
• Medical pot outlets get notice to vacate
• `Black Widow' murder trial starts
• San Pedro teacher, local historian Sam Domancich dies
• Escandon withdraws from LAUSD board race against Vladovic
• CLARIFICATION AND CORRECTIONS
• Flag football event raises more than $15,000 for Munson
• Westchester Rotary to hold fundraiser at Comedy & Magic Club
• Small quake strikes 15 miles offshore from Rancho Palos Verdes
• Cortines delays second round of LAUSD reform program
• Racist graffiti sprayed on RHE church investigated as a hate crime
• San Pedro's amateur film critic, columnist Tank Nelson dies
• Torrance considers bird-feeding ban
• Mexican authorities offer details on case against Beresford-Redman
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• Surgeon at Torrance hospital specializes in 'bloodless' procedures
• ASK THE LAWYER: Who oversees drug rehab treatment centers?
• Eating sushi off a bikini model's body 'ruled' politically incorrect
• Career criminal gets 12 years for torching into ATM; Gardena man already serving 16 years
• <FONT color="darkred">REWARD:</font> $50K in stabbing death of retired policeman's wife
• South Bay: Household hazardous, e-waste roundup
• Teachers union backed-candidate drops out of school race against Vladovic
• Construction begins on downtown Long Beach bike lane
• Learn Japanese? Now we're really talking!
• College financial aid workshops set in area
• Ceremony renames Gardena school in honor of Kiriyama
• `King's Speech' snags 2 more trophies
• Long Beach gang detective shot
• Coming home to a community's gift
• Marina makeover decisions loom
• School Notebook
• Torrance panels at odds on helicopter noise plan
• Out & About
• Auditions set for breast cancer play
• Gay Lennox teacher blasts school bullying
• School's Culinary Arts Institute has love affair with food
• Stately Elizabeth cruises into port
• RB park project will catch rainwater
• Departure pay more than Manhattan Beach said
• Film documents life of Carson woman imprisoned for murder of abusive boyfriend
• Football game to benefit former West High QB
• CORRECTION: St. Catherine Laboure garage sale
• Man arrested for allegedly sending threatening letters containing poison
• Peninsula Seniors to hold Measure C debate in Rancho Palos Verdes
• Two men charged with smuggling live turtles into LAX
• Rolling Hills Estates to discuss Chandler Ranch development
• Redondo Beach looks to curb disturbances at trumpet player's house
• Lunar New Year Festival to make its first appearance in Torrance
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• RENEE MOILANEN: Education belongs in the hands of professional teachers
• L.A. Council votes to sue policeman accused of lying about being shot
• Officer who allegedly lied about being shot by a gunman to be fired
• DUI CHECKPOINTS: Gardena, Carson targeted
• Charlie Sheen released from hospital
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> Police ID man fatally shot near Compton College
• SOUTH BAY HISTORY: LA BioMed
• West Torrance captures wrestling title
• Middle school students rally against solar panels on campus
• Ex-Anaheim Angel Kennedy arrested on suspicion of DUI
• Looking back: Greg Jarvis' dream remembered
• Police: Man tried to lure 8-year-old boy into car in Redondo Beach
• Move under way to name new San Pedro campus for John Olguin
• Beck reiterates support for LAPD policy on immigration stops
• Torrance police cite 63 motorists for cell phone use while driving
• Western Avenue beautification project to begin in March in Torrance
• Police cite 24 drivers in Torrance traffic sting
• Vote-by-mail ballots available for Feb. 15 28th Senate District election
• Fishing group files suit against coastal marine life initiative
• South Bay hospitals look to improve breastfeeding statistics
• Catholic schools to add 20 days to school calendar
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Police looking at additional homicides in Grim Sleeper case
• Community Helpline needs help delivering directories
• Hahn backs down from plan to build Gambol shipyard at Southwest Marine
• LAX-to-Chicago jet returns, makes emergency landing
• Vince Neil pleads guilty to DUI ... again
• L.A. Catholic schools extend academic year by 20 days
• Transient who kidnapped girl from L.A. bus gets 5 years
• Gladys Horton of the Marvelettes dies at 66
• Charlie Sheen rushed to hospital
• South Bay Restaurant Closures
• SUVs collide in Harbor City
• COMMENTARY: Surfer billboard isn't what blights our cities
• Bulldog remains L.A.'s favorite dog
• UCLA gets $100 million donation
• Labrador retriever ranked No. 1 in the country
• South Bay/Harbor Area Pet of the Week
• 28th Senate debate is spirited despite low attendance
• Hermosa Beach proposal would ban smoking on outdoor dining patios
• Mayors step up opposition to Brown's redevelopment agencies shutdown plan
• Gardena raises utility users tax from 4% to 5%
• 50 years of fish lunches in San Pedro
• Rolling Hills Estates to explore hiring outside operator for stables
• No closure scheduled for local post offices on recent list
• Torrance disbands Ethics and Integrity Committee
• Coast Guard exercises to bring more helicopter activity to Torrance airport
• Palos Verdes Peninsula school board to discuss Peninsula High stadium lighting
• Chamber head urges L.A. council to cut all ties with Gambol
• 11 suspected gang members arrested in Gardena crackdown
• CORRECTION: More information on lap-band fatality story
• American Legion offers retirement planning workshop in Torrance
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> Cerritos man arrested in South Korean's death
• Prosecutor: Asian Boyz leader tied to 8 killings
• Jewish hockey player sues Anaheim Ducks, alleges discrimination
• SoCal mom arrested when girls eat pot cookie
• Revisiting the Top 10 romantic spots in the South Bay
• Body of Italian TV celebrity stolen from grave
• SoCal man convicted of sexual abuse gets 675 years
• Lexus recalls 245,000 cars made in 2006-09
• Toyota recalls 1.7M vehicles worldwide
• Pledges to help Hermosa Beach schools
• South Bay home sales fall, prices flat in December
• Hermosa Valley School principal Rudek announces resignation
• Torrance Police Department now has YouTube channel
• Hawthorne giving high-efficiency toilets away to residents who qualify
• El Camino College observatory to hold open house
• Police give details on first vehicle involved in wild Hawthorne hit-and-run
• LAX passenger traffic increased by 4.5% in 2010
• Man arrested at LAX for allegedly trying to smuggle opium
• San Pedro woman awarded $2.4M in wage dispute with sportswear firm
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• WANTED: Man who shot police officer sought
• Providence Little Company hires Mullenhour as emergency services director
• Civil War daughters group installs new officers
• County supervisors advance plans for Del Rey-area apartment complex
• Today's L.A. council meeting canceled for lack of quorum
• Taco Bell lawyers hot over claims it uses 'meat filling'
• <FONT color="darkred">URGENT:</font> LAX goes on 'high alert'
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> Man's body found outside Criminal Courts Building
• 2 women sue singer for driveway fall
• L.A. County foreclosure rate drops 14.5% in 4Q
• Fire in Long Beach home leaves family of four homeless
• L.A. launches nation's largest homeless census
• L.A. council may shut services one day a week due to budget shortfall
• 28th Senate race candidate forum to be held at CSULB
• City Year program recruits young adults to mentor at-risk students
• Rolling Hills Estates to consider options for struggling horse stables
• Torrance to fix soldier's misspelled name on Seaside Heroes Park plaque
• Rally set to promote Cancer Society's event
• Woman hit by car crossing Inglewood street
• 2 Westchester women victims of home intruders
• Villaraigosa signs agreement aimed at boosting trade with China
• Longshore worker dies in Terminal Island motorcycle crash
• El Segundo blue butterfly flourishing in LAX-area habitat
• New 'nerve center' opens at LAX
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• Lawyer for Gardena High victim claims he was left for 40 minutes in nurse's office
• Undiscovered chefs debut at local cancer benefit
• ASK THE LAWYER: Do non-profit churches have to file tax returns?
• Judge recommends Octomom doctor get 5 years probation
• Deaths of 2 SoCal teens reportedly drug- or alcohol-related
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> L.A. gang-reduction manager, husband charged in police fight
• Family of boy shot at Gardena High readies lawsuit against LAUSD
• Peninsula High to host annual Arts Open House Gala
• Toyota opens quality centers
• This week's South Bay road work projects
• Redondo Beach: Luther's Attic accepting donations
• Lomita `Black Widow' trial set
• Building up to a big South Bay surprise
• Da Vinci charter school in Hawthorne proposes K-8 school
• The Freshman: Learning to jump-start my own inner film writer
• My Turn: Television ads losing their power of guile?
• Torrance's fallen heroes
• 'Nightmare' on Catalina Avenue
• Favorite son: John Olguin
• Volunteers will help count South Bay's homeless population
• Torrance ethics committee will be disbanded
• LAX is seeking volunteers to help travelers
• Ex-cop sued in autistic man's death
• UPDATE: Police arrest 4 in Redondo Beach jewelry store robbery
• Judge: LAUSD won't be allowed to fire new teachers at 45 schools
• L.A. council adopts lottery system for pot clinics
• Wilmington given 'green zone' designation
• Transient pleads no contest to kidnaping 6-year-old last February
• O-Nami Seafood Buffet closes in Old Torrance
• Police nab one suspect in Redondo Beach jewelry store robbery
• Torrance to dedicate new Seaside Heroes Park
• Parents vote on who will run new secondary school near Carson
• County jobless rate hits record high 13%
• Prosecutors want Gardena High shooting suspect tried as adult
• Torrance High teacher charged with giving alcohol to minors
• RENEE MOILANEN: Pros and cons of zoning codes and home design guidelines
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• Mother of Gardena High student shot in neck plans legal action
• Fire damages laundry room of Palms apartment
• Port complex: Destructive beetle found in rice from Pakistan
• DUI CHECKPOINTS: Hawthorne, L.A., Long Beach
• SOUTH BAY HISTORY: Tony Cornero's gambling ships
• San Pedro: Public memorial for Olguin is Saturday
• Police pursuit of stolen car ends in Hermosa Beach
• Disney Cruise Line to begin its Port of L.A. stay
• Struggling homeowners look to Sports Arena meeting for help with lenders
• Torrance schools could lose up to $8M if June tax hike measure is voted down
• Torrance residents continue to take issue with Redondo Beach police range
• Passenger: Teen accused in crash that killed Marymount professor had been drinking
• AYSO group to hold friendship festival in Hawthorne
• Rosendahl says he's doing well following surgery
• El Segundo police respond to two violent incidents at same residence
• Co-workers to hold fundraiser for baby daughter of slain Lawndale woman
• Villaraigosa encouraged by meeting with Obama
• South Bay suppliers disappointed by cutbacks in Boeing C-17 program
• Even police are stunned by turn of events at Hawthorne hit-and-run scene
• Gardena High shooting suspect charged with 2 felonies
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Grand Vision Foundation to screen film in San Pedro
• Motorcycle club plans outing to Tom's Farms in Corona
• South Bay Restaurant Closures
• Grenade found in Pasadena, residents evacuated
• Huge rocket blasts off from SoCal base
• Gardena High shooting suspect goes to court Friday
• Man charged in fatal wrong-way 91 Freeway crash
• Man shot outside Gardena apartment
• <FONT color="darkred">ROCKET LAUNCH:</font> Huge Delta IV to launch at 1:08 p.m. today
• Suspect in machete slayings to stand trial
• Student had brought gun to Gardena High before; victim improves
• Report: L.A. traffic congestion remains the nation's worst
• Hermosa Beach rules Spyder Surfboards display must come down
• L.A. council creates working group for AEG stadium plan
• T-rex invades Natural History Museum
• New Manhattan Beach city manager to get loan from city to buy house
• Rancho Palos Verdes calls for review of developer York's plans
• Two arrested after $1 million in meth recovered in Hawthorne
• Manhattan Beach approves contract for recruiting firm in police chief search
• El Segundo kills proposed trash fee after residents protest
• El Segundo firefighters push for vote to merge with county's department
• LAX leads nation in laser strikes against planes
• MB officer pleads not guilty to hit-run charge
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Rosendahl to undergo surgery Thursday
• Painting commemorating CSUDH's 50th anniversary to be unveiled
• <FONT color="darkred">BREAKING NEWS:</font> Angry parents threaten to remove students from Gardena High over violence
• FAA logs 102 incidents of lasers pointed at LAX aircraft
• Girl critically injured in Gardena High shooting improving
• <FONT color="darkred">URGENT:</font> Police arrest 27 in Lennox gang sweep
• 2 more teens arrested in Gardena High shooting
• RHE 'producer' gets 4 years for parole violations
• Police plan show of force at Gardena High campus today
• MAKING A DIFFERENCE: Happy Hats for Kids, Lomita Care Center
• Rescue group steps in to help with expenses for Sweet William's cancer care
• Saks sentenced to 3 years, fined in double-billing scheme
• Judge sides with Playa Vista on second phase of development
• Incoming LAUSD superintendent to review safety in wake of Gardena High shooting
• CORRECTION: San Ramon Canyon
• LAPD Chief Beck vows probe of Playa Vista shooting
• LAX-bound Qantas flight grounded by engine trouble in Fiji
• Nichols confirmed as new DWP general manager
• San Pedro opens race for honorary mayor
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Villagraigosa nominates Beyer to replace Rothenberg on airport commission
• BREAKING NEWS: Student arrested after 2 are shot at Gardena High
• WANTED: Leads sought in kidnapping, robbery
• WANTED: Reward offered in hit-and-run death
• Torrance, Redondo Beach offer dance classes
• Torrance police search for suspect at PCH near Prospect Avenue
• San Pedro school in lockdown during LAPD manhunt
• Search begins for latest 'Idol'
• Suit: CHP officer charged in killing had anger issues
• Mattel, MGA retrial over Bratz dolls begins today
• Annual Kingdom Day Parade attracts thousands
• Eco-conscious school moms spread ideas
• Torrance accepting registration for Partners in Policing program
• Councilwoman Hahn to hold town hall meeting
• Suspicious package leads to San Pedro street closure
• Villaraigosa will join mayors to lobby Congress
• Cortines forms committee to address achievement gap for black students
• Report: Remedies for San Ramon Canyon flooding will be costly
• Sheriff's Department reports crime drop in South Bay areas
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• Charity's car donation helps military family out of dilemma
• Man who died during certification dive off Catalina identified
• Is deadly superstorm on the way?
• South Gate man sought in death of baby
• ECC: Foundation gets $100,000 Green Jobs gift
• Baby can't wait for hospital, born on 605 Freeway
• Man, 61, dies during certification dive at Catalina
• `Social Network' gets befriended
• Developer decides to farm prime Peninsula land
• Answers sought in lap-band fatality
• My Turn: Jury duty worth doing, even if it's a sacrifice
• Music To Redondo Beach Ears
• Fatal use of force in Playa Vista stirs LAPD critics
• New alleged victim in sex assaults case
• Warner Grand Theatre in San Pedro to relive its heydey
• Top El Segundo officials still working for city after retirement
• Manhattan Beach mayor is urged to apologize
• Keeping dream alive
• BABY JOHN `DESERVES JUSTICE'
• White Point cleanup effort will mark MLK Day
• Bogart report
• Holiday closures
• UCLA researchers claim coffee can help prevent Type II diabetes
• Suspect held at LAX after opium found
• 6 accused of cargo theft
• Astrology fans suffer identity crisis in star-shifting scare
• Amendment proposed after commutation
• Facebook data used to get nude photos
• MB officer charged with leaving accident scene
• Preliminary hearing scheduled for Long Beach woman charged with beating death of 2-year-old
• Naked man shot to death, 4 LAPD officers hurt in Playa Vista
• Brief Torrance refinery fire knocked down
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> Ex-student pleads not guilty to bringing shotgun on campus
• Former Navy chief helps Vallejo's bid for the USS Iowa
• $700M oil lawsuit against Hermosa Beach moves closer to trial
• Anchor Blue closing all 117 stores
• South Bay Bankruptcies
• Friday's police log: Lomita, the Peninsula
• CHECKPOINTS: Police set up DUI stops in Wilmington
• San Pedro: Learn about underwater parks at aquarium
• Torrance seeks grant to spruce up historic downtown
• Westchester: BP oil spill response to be discussed
• Health officials report 3 flu deaths in Los Angeles County
• Trump loses round in RPV lawsuit
• L.A. port's volume up 16% in 2010
• Torrance residents warned of rapist's presence in area
• Tax credits boost 2010 filming across Southland
• Los Angeles DWP reports a 20% rise in renewable energy
• Study says California's family leave law isn't a job-killer
• New Gardena restaurant flavors Afghan food with hospitality
• 2 armed men rob SoCal pot clinic
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> CHP officer pleads not guilty to murdering husband
• 2011 expected to top 2010 record of 1 million home foreclosures
• SoCal woman gets 36 years to life in stabbings
• 15 bicyclists stopped for DUI checks, 5 arrested
• SpcaLA offers animal training help line
• New Gardena Council members take oath of office
• RHE votes to restrict RV parking in front of homes
• Truck crushes pelvis of Redondo motorcyclist
• Actor Peter Fonda finds body in car
• L.A. backs plan to lease city garages
• South Bay/Harbor Area Pet of the Week
• Doctor surprised by health advisory
• Rolling Hills teen's suicide stuns family, friends
• RB school board awards developer Knob Hill site
• Pet City out of longtime Torrance site
• Fake cigarettes are confiscated at port complex
• HB scraps proposed parking fee hike
• Ex-PVE police officer pleads guilty in theft of union funds
• Ex-PVE officer pleads guilty in embezzlement case
• Accident detours traffic at Sepulveda/Rosecrans
• Hawthorne woman gets 2 years in prison for staging fake funerals
• Sisters of slain RPV woman get OK to try and sell her Palms restaurant
• Ex-con charged in 2003 sexual assault at Redondo High
• LB rally protests police shooting
• MY TURN: Having the run of the school was an education
• Former Redondo Beach family is hopeful about Haiti's future
• <FONT color="darkred">REWARD:</font> $50K offered in local hit-run
• Brown orders state to yank 48,000 employee cell phones
• LAUSD: Vladovic campaign funds up to $51,000
• Fresh & Easy market hosting school fundraisers
• MAKING A DIFFERENCE: Volunteers needed
• Wednesday police log: El Segundo, beach cities
• South Bay city halls maintain stepped-up security
• Young survivor of Haiti quake makes successful adjustment in Torrance
• Tiny Hermosa school district faces uncertain future
• Gambol's Port of L.A. shipyard bid punted to City Council
• John Deasy named to replace LAUSD chief Cortines
• 3.1-magnitude quake hits 4 miles off Hermosa Beach
• Fund created in honor of slain Dodger scout's daughter
• LAPD picks up homeless man who gained YouTube fame
• Move over AT&T, Verizon to start selling iPhone on Feb. 10
• South Bay legislators call Brown's budget a start
• Tuesday's police log: Carson, Torrance
• DEPUTIZED: Resolutions for driving safety
• ASK THE LAWYER: Why mediation is often a solution
• SOUTH BAY: Learn to sell things on the Internet
• Villaraigosa threatens layoffs and furloughs
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> Redondo schools to discuss surplus land bid
• Alleged `Scanner Bandit' nabbed
• Alleged killer in Lawndale case in custody
• San Pedro research center is seen as `a boon'
• Fall into pit hurts worker
• Lennox school aid OK sought
• LAX concession conflict brings leadership change
• Out & About
• Suspect arrested in 2003 Redondo High assault
• TAKE THE KIDS: Fun with science, MLK crafts, ocean tales
• Suspect arrested in shooting death of Hawthorne man
• Woman, 22, fatally stabbed in Lawndale
• Torrance: Lutheran school opens thrift store
• Torrance: Catholic school plans open house
• Toyota VP joins CSUDH Foundation board
• Engineering group honors Hawthorne's Da Vinci school
• This week's South Bay road projects
• Husband suspected in deaths
• Dodgers mourn girl's death
• Around the World Adventure
• Library displaying Citrin's artwork
• Champion volunteers win Key to Hearts
• Out & About
• School Notebook
• Critics of Torrance store claim it deals with `puppy mills'
• Classes offer a valuable lesson about learning
• LAPD investigating murder-suicide in Harbor Area
• New city manager taking the reins
• New rules makes home dialysis an option
• Since recession hit fewer students are signing up for private schools
• Shooting of Arizona congresswoman shakes local officials
• Beach Cities health makeover starts with a series of workshops
• Tour takes in nature's beauty
• Weekend blitz aims to fix 10,000 L.A. potholes
• Signups Monday, Tuesday for seniors trip to Las Vegas
• Out & About
• Eye on Congress
• White powder at Comerica Bank processing center turns out to be salt
• Sources: Deasy to be new LAUSD superintendent
• Redondo Beach won't pay for further Seaside Lagoon inspections
• South Bay leaders brace for Gov. Brown's first 'painful' budget
• Handwriting Day to reach out to troops
• Pollution control agency approves contract for air filters for Wilmington schools
• Hotline with status of LAX construction projects now available
• Carson man may not have been ejected in fatal freeway crash
• Preschool on the beach
• Two potential candidates fail to qualify for 28th Senate District election
• Australia was L.A.'s leading overseas tourism market in 2010
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• RENEE MOILANEN: Getting to know your neighbors is worth the effort
• Attack on assistant coach at Poly-Lakewood wrestling match stuns crowd
• 26 miles across the sea ...
• Garage damaged in morning Venice fire
• CHECKPOINT: South Bay police arrest 155 alleged drunken drivers
• `What a Pair' event turns bras into art
• Torrance: Learn about `Photography As Art'
• Fusion Academy in Hermosa Beach: One teacher, one student
• Hawthorne job creation program threatened by lack of stimulus funds
• Carson founding father and former city attorney Watson dies
• State Senate to honor Oropeza's memory
• Southern LAX runway to undergo maintenance
• Lancaster man shot to death in apparent gang-related Inglewood attack
• State schools chief Torlakson declares 'state of emergency' for schools
• Villaraigosa links L.A. major crime drop to LAPD expansion
• Graphic videos show sexual assaults on disabled victims
• Police identify suspect in Scanner Bandit bank robberies
• Gas prices climb for 16th straight day
• Public memorial for Olguin Jan. 22
• South Bay restaurant closures
• Actress Jaime Pressly arrested in possible DUI
• 3 injured in Westchester/405 Fwy accident
• Farmer leads All-Area Football Team
• San Pedro: Missing dog is reunited with owner
• Redondo Beach: Memorial set for Rover Rescue's founder
• South Bay Pet of the Week
• Carson man killed on freeway is ID'd
• New Hyundai dealership set to open in Torrance
• Lennox schools poised to receive funds for LAX soundproofing
• South Bay Bicycle Coalition to hold meetings on regional bike path plan
• Leaders support Westchester Park upgrades, including skateboard plaza
• L.A. budget director paints grim picture of city's finances
• CLARIFICATION: Proposed Carson charter school
• Port of L.A. to ensure that small businesses get 5% of contracts
• Redondo Beach employees to receive $450 recognition rewards
• LAX customs officials destroy beetle-infested rice
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Redondo Beach awards trash contract to Athens Services
• Gardena Optimists seeks entries for essay contest
• Pedestrian killed near Vermont Ave. ramp of 105 Freeway
• Police: Man with gun on Playa del Rey jetty was drunk
• Man dies in freeway crash in Carson
• Opponents launch campaign against proposed Torrance Walmart
• Organizations jockeying for piece of Manhattan Beach volleyball tourney
• L.A. school board rejects petition for new charter school in Carson
• Redondo Beach man charged in alleged 2009 rape, shaving
• Number of L.A. murders in 2010 is lowest since 1967
• CLARIFICATION: Community college transfer programs
• County calls for compliance reports on nursing home letter grades
• CVS trust awards grant to Hawthorne nonprofit
• LAX passenger traffic continues to rise
• Petition folding El Segundo Fire into LAFD deemed sufficient for further action
• Delta jet returns to LAX after hydraulics problem
• Sheriff's Dept. conducts canine drills on Lane Victory
• Hahn asks council to reconsider Gambol shipyard proposal
• Farrell's may replace closed Jerry's Deli at Del Amo Fashion Center
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• Performing arts academy to hold auditions
• WANTED: Tips sought in death of 14-year-old boy
• WANTED: Police seek leads in woman's slaying
• Mega Millions fever hits $355M
• $271.5M contract for LAX central utility plant approved
• Faulty wall heater blamed for almost killing 3 Inglewood residents
• Supervisors name Ronald Brown public defender
• New laws could make divorce more costly
• Let the sunshine in ...
• 10 candidates file in 28th Senate race to replace Oropeza
• Ballona Wetlands clean up, open house set for Saturday
• Iowa governors back San Pedro bid for USS Iowa museum
• Manhattan Beach utility work may impact road access
• Probe centers on Hawthorne city manager's hiring of investigator
• City of L.A. takes over golf-cart rentals at municipal courses
• Public memorial service planned for San Pedro icon John Olguin
• Cash prize replaces 'dream house' in Palos Verdes Art Center raffle
• Teen suspects arrested in Hawthorne robbery based on Craigslist ad
• $200K lottery winner has yet to claim prize
• Jaywalker shoots himself in leg after pulling gun in Hawthorne traffic dispute
• Faulty heater leads to close call in Inglewood
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• ASK THE LAWYER: Privacy of medical marijuana request
• Morningside involved in 2nd game-ending brawl
• State education chief to be sworn in today
• Area schools eligible for Microsoft funds
• Applicants' plans for high school to be explained
• Man killed in apparent Inglewood gang attack ID'd
• SoCal gas prices keep going up
• Court ratifies rent control
• Picturing (and scanning) who I was, when and why
• School Notebook
• It's a pirate's life for El Camino class adventurers
• Out & About
• John Olguin, 89, `Grandfather to everyone' was San Pedro icon
• Sun shines on flowery spectacle
• Feelin' groovy about VW's return
• Swimmers Plunge Into 2011
• Sick kids to get dual aid
• L.A. councilman telling tales of City Halls past
• `Violet' weathers ups and downs of family life
• El Segundo library will be closed Fridays, Sundays
• San Pedro icon, John Olguin, dies Saturday at 89
• A mother's Christmas miracle
• Redondo considers bonus for workers
• Polar Bears to make annual outing to Cabrillo Beach
• Supervisors to consider $1.175M settlement in County-Harbor UCLA lawsuit
• Man charged in Manhattan Beach See's Candies robbery
• State releases surgical mortality rates for South Bay hospitals
• More rain forecast for Saturday night through Monday
• Honda, Mattel to have high profile in Tournament of Roses Parade
• Zine recuses himself from LAX contract vote due to lobbyist relationship
• Former supervisor Burke appointed to state Transportation Commission
• County-Harbor UCLA doctors work for emergency medical services in Iraq
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Woman killed by car in Playa del Rey was video game casting director
• Need a ride on New Year's Eve?
• Holiday closures
• 2011 Rose Parade entries
• South Bay Restaurant Closures
• Future use of Redondo Beach school district parcel still uncertain
• Torrance's sandbag policy excludes apartments
• Cox Cable to re-broadcast John Bogert interview
• 40 at L.A. Biomed and County Harbor-UCLA named 'Super Doctors'
• Police chase ends in Carson
• Man cuts Del Amo Fashion Center security guard with knife
• Woman struck and killed in Playa del Rey
• What happened next?
• School districts sue state over special needs programs cut
• Police seek suspect who robbed elderly woman at Hermosa Beach ATM
• Former Peninsula High student faces 4 years for attacking student with bottle
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Where's Willow?
• Cold and wind to follow current storm
• El Segundo woman to open Uganda school
• South Bay health care network scores low in hospitalization study
• Burns Foundation gives $250K grant to St. Bernard High
• Driver crashes into Hawthorne 7-Eleven store, then drives away
• Slain Torrance auto customizing owner died of gunshot to chest
• Reward offered in South Los Angeles drive-by slaying
• L.A. officials call for residents to help locate rain-caused potholes
• Man fatally shot in Hawthorne
• Palos Verdes Estates woman who rented house for weddings cited in tree incident
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• DEPUTIZED: Steering clear of road rage
• Donate your prom dress to a worthy cause at SouthBay Pavilion
• Torrance school board elects new slate of officers
• Disneyland reaches capacity for second straight day
• Snow level could drop to 2,000 feet during storm
• WANTED: Police seek robbers caught on video
• Airlines busy booking new flights for passengers stranded by blizzard
• As deadline looms, 5 file for Oropeza seat
• Torrance slaying of Mustang expert shocks family, friends
• Storm cancels 26 flights from LAX
• Tree takes out truck in San Pedro
• Gunmen rob Redondo Beach drugstore
• Gasoline prices increase as crude nears $100 a barrel
• Torrance Transit to offer free rides on New Year's Eve
• 'Easter egg hunt' brings cocaine smuggling arrest at LAX
• 5 candidates have drawn papers so far for Oropoza's seat
• Forecasters predict new storm for California
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• DEPUTIZED: Don't shoot guns in air on New Year's Eve
• Rancho Palos Verdes residents get expanded trash collection
• Cabrillo Marine Museum sponsoring Baja whale-watching trip
• ASK THE LAWYER: Are some types of public nudity legal?
• The Freshman: You can go home again, but now you journey with a split identity
• My Turn: Our first dogs still bark and play in our memories
• The college transfer squeeze
• Blue Line's deadly record
• L.A. slow to spend stimulus funds
• More rain hits soggy region
• School Notebook
• Cities, school districts try to balance budgets
• Hawthorne mayor accused of theft, burglary
• TV producer accused in wife's death
• Fishing preserve established off South Bay
• Hawthorne aeronautics gets a boost
• Blue whales visited in record numbers
• Marymount, Rancho Palos Verdes fight for power
• Discovery of bound bodies leads to charges in 4 deaths
• RANCHO PALOS VERDES. HOUSING PROJECT OPENS
• Bid to bring USS Iowa to San Pedro shore as attraction wins official approval near deadline
• RB recreation department moving to new quarters
• Kaiser tests new version of doctor's house calls
• Neighbors
• Sounding the notes of an accordion band quest
• Mom turns baby over to fire station
• Math teaching innovators tackle concepts
• A Marathon Year finishes in Manhattan Beach
• Classroom gift-giving is lesson in originality but never bribery
• Tales of a Jewish kid's Christian childhood
• Owner of sports car customizing business found dead
• Saying goodbye to Floppy
• A single Garibaldi near Cabrillo Beach sires a generation of fish
• Nursing homes will be required to post state quality ratings as of Jan. 1
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Shoppers out in force after rains
• Redondo Beach city offices on holiday schedule
• Man fatally stabbed in Hawthorne
• County offers homeowners free seminars on tax assessment
• Reindeer statues with diseased grass confiscated at LAX
• Storms leave beaches a mess
• Redondo Beach to move recreation department to Cotton Shop site
• Holiday closures
• Police: 2 teenage suspects could be behind string of South Bay burglaries
• South Bay home prices fall in November
• Rancho Palos Verdes forwards Annenberg proposal to state, federal authorities
• Proposed Manhattan Beach RV parking law would rely on residents
• 10 candidates to vie for 4 LAUSD board seats on March 8
• Storms move on - finally
• TSA gets in the holiday spirit
• Doctor warns medical community about China's organ harvesting
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Gallo gets maximum sentence in Adenhart crash
• CORRECTION: Manhattan Beach informal meetings
• County to hold meetings to discuss needs of seniors
• El Segundo votes to add new senior analyst position
• Port authorities seize shipment of ride-on toy vehicles
• Untitled
• Drunk driver in Adenhart case could get more than 50 years
• Zine may step down from LAX contract vote due to relationship with lobbyist
• South Bay cities make sandbags available to residents
• County hate crimes decrease overall; religious crimes increase
• Man believed to be the 'Scanner Bandit' robs Torrance bank
• D.A. closes inquiry into Hermosa Beach councilman Bobko's residency
• New equipment will allow paramedics to get information to hospitals quickly
• No street sweeping in Redondo Beach on Thursday or Friday
• Manhattan Beach comic book store to hold food drive
• Nonprofits to have opportunity to work with DWP to lower bills
• Manhattan Beach mayor to hold twice monthly meetings
• Gardena cancels election, appoints three incumbents to council
• New storm could be strongest one of the series
• Wednesday's police log: El Segundo and the beach cities
• CHECKPOINT: Gardena, Orange County
• WANTED: Killer in Honda Element sought
• Torrance school board seeking information technology committee members
• Census results: California will not add to its congressional delegation
• Do you open presents on Christmas Eve or Christmas Day?
• Steady rains soak South Bay
• Water firm wins award for Eco Gardener Program
• Health officials warn against beach swimming during rains
• LAWA officials to seek firms interested in managing Ontario airport
• Customs authorities seize Chinese plastic bags at Port of L.A.
• Rancho Palos Verdes to take another look at Annenberg proposal
• Smoking continues to decline in state
• LAPD to enforce 10 p.m. curfew in San Pedro during winter break
• Boeing wins $1B satellite contract for Mexico
• New $490M courthouse will be built in Long Beach
• DWP appoints Ron Nichols as new general manager
• DEPUTIZED: Winter driving safety
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• ASK THE LAWYER: Is marijuana illegal in California?
• Rain washes out Torrance holiday lighting ceremony
• Torrance parks to conduct recreation activities
• SWAT team takes man into custody after Long Beach hotel standoff
• Rainstorm nearly trips `Nutcracker'
• THE FRESHMAN: The diversions have become part of my education
• School Notebook
• She's one for the books
• Getting down to business
• `Magnificent' deal outrages Centinela Valley teachers
• A Flash mob of Carolers
• Santa makes final patrols in Gardena
• Veteran was tested in the Battle of the Bulge
• Few hats in the ring for Oropeza's state Senate seat
• Resolve grows as Bogert health crisis deepens
• New site keeps AYSO near its roots
• Gardena denies Nigerian-based church's permit request
• Santa to visit Rancho Palos Verdes
• Torrance Kmart slated to close next year
• WANTED: Tips sought on Fry's shoplifter
• WANTED: Woman wanted in forgery
• Busy holiday travel predicted despite crowds, weather, gas prices
• High-speed crash shuts down Carson intersection for hours
• CORRECTION: Harbor Area Enterprise Zone
• Don Nose named president of Japanese-American vets group
• Governor announces anti-gang grants for Hawthorne, L.A., Long Beach
• Gardena woman found dead in Lakewood died of natural causes
• Questions over bidding cause council to delays LAX utility plant contract
• Charities short on toys to give away for holidays
• County unemployment rate jumps, state rate remains steady
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• RENEE MOILANEN: Will drug-sniffing dogs in the classroom send the right message?
• 6 days of rain forecast
• LAPD deluged with calls after releasing Grim Sleeper photos
• Man found dead in mobile home near Carson
• Governor sets special election for Oropeza's seat on Feb. 15
• Proposed Christian high school abandons Redondo Beach site
• Harbor commission ends Gambol's plan for new shipyard
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• San Pedro, Harbor Gateway added to new enterprise zone
• Cargo totals at L.A., L.B. ports continues to rise
• Port drivers switching from clean truck to banned big rig to be fined
• Guidi pleads not guilty to food mixer theft
• USA Network honors Islam-Majeed with award
• Harbor commissioners agree to split cost of emission-free vehicles
• Local Chevron, BP refineries among state's top toxic chemcial emitters
• LAX expects 2.9 million travelers during the holiday surge
• Harman critical of Obama administration's Afghan war policies
• Police seek suspect in Gardena market robbery
• Boilers imploded at El Segundo power plant
• South Bay Restaurant Closures
• LAPD releases photos collected by the Grim Sleeper
• Former Breeze editor, beaches deputy director Ken Johnson dies at 74
• AEG presents L.A. NFL stadium design
• Operation Santa Paws is coming to town
• Wilmington teens deliver hand-made cards to sick children
• Commission approves creation of ocean reserves, fishing limits
• CHECKPOINT: South Bay holiday anti-drunk driving stops begin Friday
• Vista del Mar will close for implosion of El Segundo boiler units
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Bomb squad says Inglewood package had no explosives
• 7 deputies suspended after brawl at their own Christmas party
• HOLIDAY DUI CRACKDOWN: 'Keep party off the road,' warns task force
• LAUSD votes to start school year 2 weeks early
• New $42M elephant habitat opens Thursday, despite lawsuit
• LAPD Chief Beck won't get a salary increase
• Judge charged with DUI is admonished
• Alleged Hawthorne pimp gets Dec. 27 court date
• WANTED: Detectives seek clues in man's shooting
• Hopefuls crowd ballot for Carson council election
• El Camino College's board of trustees is finally back at full strength
• Outdoor dining in San Pedro? Good luck
• Residents want Hermosa Beach park to stay
• All this house's clutter represents memories worth keeping
• Vendor allegedly wounds would-be thief at Torrance swap meet
• Boys & Girls Clubs have a ball at annual drive
• My Turn: All this house's clutter represents memories that are worth keeping
• Gardena police seek missing woman
• Shooting reported at Roadium in Torrance
• Santa is coming to town ...
• L.A.'s red light cameras get the green light
• DEPUTIZED: Toy safety tips
• Loyola's master plan set for council review today
• Redondo Beach: State board looks to amend plant-cooling rules
• Teen pot use up, alcohol use down
• Plane in fatal Nov. 21 OC crash ran out of fuel
• Funding restored to mammogram program championed by Oropeza
• December warm spell eases
• State regulators to vote Wednesday on MLPA habitat proposal
• LAUSD appoint Zipperman as new school police force chief
• Hermosa Beach man appointed to state law revision commission
• Diver rescued off PVE dies
• Rancho Palos Verdes likely to postpone Annenberg proposal hearing
• State closes commercial squid fishing season early
• Man dies following Wilmington shooting
• FilmL.A. looks to win over residents, businesses on movie production
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• ASK THE LAWYER: How to trademark a slogan
• Fire guts garage behind Torrance house
• County child welfare services chief removed from her post
• Maker of Kim Kardashian sex tape wants to be Carson mayor
• Obama honors champion Lakers
• Woman, 61, killed when gunman opens fire at Inglewood park
• Man killed in Harbor Gateway stabbing
• TAKE THE KIDS: 'Nutcracker,' nocturnal insects
• Chevron gives $385K to El Segundo schools
• Mira Costa High senior selected for trip to D.C.
• Carson: Magnolia Science team's `Catapult' wins challenge
• Rolling Hills Prep robotics team lands tourney spot
• CSUDH gets $100K to fund science program
• Shipyard may be sunk
• Gambol has spent $700K on lobbying and contributions
• Out & About
• Santa visits Westchester Playa del Rey
• School Briefs
• El Camino College board set to appoint trustee
• El Segundo church members sue pastor in dispute
• New gang members' parents sent to classes
• Car flies and gets wedged between two San Pedro homes
• Diver is rescued off PVE, airlifted for aid
• First granddaughter faces world of possibility
• Home and Harvard becoming part of me
• More than 500 gather for LA BioMed gala at RPV resort
• Carson thieves take holiday joy
• Providing a little cheer in Torrance
• Best seller about Torrance's Louis Zamperini is a page-turner
• `Just do it,' say school ad fans
• Terror team ready for Rose Bowl role
• Santa Claus to pass through El Segundo
• Santa Ana winds to bring warm weather to area
• Deal is struck on LAX noise
• Uyeda delays Jan. 10 retirement
• Santa comes to Westchester and Playa del Rey
• MSG could be looking at Forum as concert venue
• Moore military misconduct case to proceed to court-martial
• Hermosa Tattoo Co. opens for business
• Hermosa Beach offers free holiday parking at metered spots
• Carson wants 'sphere of influence' to include West Carson county area
• Manhattan Beach police officer battling to have city pay his medical bills
• RENEE MOILANEN: Behind that sudden urge for a cup of hot chocolate
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• Judge rules against L.A. pot dispensary ordinance
• Chevron granted long-term lease for marine terminal
• CORRECTION: L.A. school board race
• Manhattan Beach to hold holiday fireworks at pier
• Rondinella named new director of operations at LAX
• Santa's making his way to El Segundo
• Judge dismisses murder charge in Inglewood home surgery
• Surge in crude oil prices drives up SoCal gas costs to 2-year-high
• Chevron counting on Lands Commission to approve marine oil terminal lease
• Man charged for alleged sudden stop causing Hermosa policeman to crash
• Transgender woman files DMV claim
• Checkpoints: Gardena arrests 8, Hawthorne cites 208
• Torrance: Food donations for children needed
• Torrance breakfast with Santa signup ends soon
• SOUTH BAY HISTORY: Home front espionage
• Police seek clues to fatal car-to-car 91 Fwy shooting
• Over-the-top gifts for the pet who has everything
• Port adds 5,000 solar panels to cruise terminal rooftop
• Vitality City launches with healthy options at Eat At Joe's
• Population growth slows in state, county
• Judge tentatively approves changes to LAUSD teacher layoff policy
• Manhattan Beach school board to allow drug-sniffing dogs in classrooms
• Marina del Rey holiday boat parade to be held Saturday
• El Segundo's Candy Cane Lane to open on Saturday
• King Harbor's Holiday Boat Parade set for Saturday
• Metro board approves free public transit rides for students on field trips
• Port receives award for work on 22nd Street Park in San Pedro
• Friends of Ballona Wetlands to hold last open house of year
• Gardening class scheduled for Ladera Park community center
• Breeze Ball Drive deadline extended
• Motorcyclist killed in Torrance crash ID'd
• Plans for Lloyd Wright-designed house in Palos Verdes Estates cause concern
• Madison Square Garden to buy the Forum
• UTLA-backed candidate Escandon among those qualifying for ballot
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• CHECKPOINT: Redondo police setting up today
• South Bay Restaurant Closures
• <FONT color="darkred">BRAWL'S AFTERMATH:</font> Criminal charges filed against 3 siblings
• SpaceX rocket's secret payload ...
• Culver City man faces 18 months for sexual battery
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> Body believed to be missing Venice hiker removed from icy terrain
• Students to get free Metro bus rides for field trips
• Inglewood insurance broker faces fraud charge
• Torrance police, fire still accepting toys
• Championship fever hits South High
• Lawsuit claims Torrance broke law in approving new Walmart
• Carson council disputes D.A.'s claims that mute button hindered free speech
• Pair look to bring bike-sharing operation to South Bay cities
• Rancho Palos Verdes reaffirms desire for Marymount election reimbursement
• Knabe paints sobering county economic picture at annual address
• Carson hires design firm to launch Carson Street improvements
• CORRECTION: Hermosa Beach public works awards
• Carson selects architectural firm to design new park
• Liu named chief of staff for Janice Hahn
• El Segundo rejects plan to hire consultant on trash contract
• Carmany named new Manhattan Beach city manager
• Graves appointed interim city manager in Carson
• Cohen not seeking re-election to Manhattan Beach council
• Splashdown! Hawthorne's SpaceX test launch for NASA a success
• South Bay schools show mixed results in newly released dropout data
• Redondo Beach votes to ban new acupuncture, massage parlors
• USC-UCLA BRAWL: Stabbing suspect released but his 3 adult children are arrested
• Broad Foundation fuels `Rocketship' charter schools with $1 Million gift
• Judge rejects RPV producer's lawyers 2nd attempt to have him released
• Tennis star Sampras' trophies stolen in West L.A.
• Woman pleads not guilty in beating death of 2-year-old
• USC wants to buy Coliseum, Sports Arena land
• Health official says L.A. County flu cases are up
• L.A. County seeks to house 18,000 homeless by 2016
• Gas prices soar to 2008 highs
• Judge rules both McCourts own the Dodgers
• Westchester woman battles armed intruder with futon
• ASK THE LAWYER: Use of GPS devices increasing in criminal justice system
• Woman to stand trial in stabbing death of 10-year-old in San Pedro
• 2 recovering from pre-game brawl stabbing
• Tuesday's police log: Carson and Torrance
• 15 students treated for minor injuries after Norwalk school bus crash
• <FONT color="darkred">BREAKING NEWS:</font> Economist Jack Kyser dies at 76
• Redondo Beach soldier accused of Afghan crimes faces court-martial
• 2 jets make emergency LAX landings
• <FONT color="darkred">HERE THEY COME!</font> Bedbugs swarming into SoCal
• Man wounded by shotgun blast in San Pedro
• El Segundo school gets new leader
• Bookstore to give Torrance schools portion of revenue
• Foundation provides grants to Redondo teachers
• A year later, questions haunt family over attorney's killing
• Mice are stirring at this house
• Coastal park plan splits Rancho Palos Verdes
• The Freshman: She's dreaming of a warm California Christmas
• School Briefs
• New round in school power struggle
• Redondo Beach Little League wins merger OK
• Need grows for Santas for seniors
• El Segundo curbside trash fee headed to defeat?
• Former prize-winning principal quits district
• Councilman gets earful on Los Angeles neighborhood councils
• Two stabbed in brawl before UCLA vs. USC game
• My Turn: It took a gigantic ailment to bring down a giant
• Hermosa Beach storm water filtration system wins EPA award
• Lawndale firm recalls chicken tamales due to allergen
• Rancho Palos Verdes leaders fear Marymount may renege on ballot measure payment
• Jury awards $4.6M to former Torrance church pastor in slander suit
• Breeze reader comments switch to Facebook
• Girl Scouts to collect donations for L.A. Regional Foodbank
• LAX road work to be completed by early next year
• Annual boat parade comes to San Pedro
• Manhattan Beach police hit-and-run investigation goes to prosecutors
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• Torrance Elks deliver dictionaries
• Judge sees former cop as danger to LBPD, city
• <FONT color="darkred">CREEPY CRAWLERS:</font> Man arrested in L.A. accused of smuggling hundreds of tarantulas
• Vandals paint U-C-L-A on USC field
• Raytheon forbids employees to access WikiLeaks website
• Time Warner Cable reports Internet outage
• CLARIFICATION: LAUSD 'bumping'
• Port of L.A. brings Christmas music to fountain
• McDowell named director of Independent Cities Association
• Low-cost cardiovascular screenings to come to Torrance
• ArtLife to unveil new gallery space in El Segundo
• EPA honors ports, Hermosa Beach with environmental awards
• Area government group holds first economic recovery summit
• Leuzinger High meeting with parents of flunking students
• Bikers to hold Highway 1 Ride for the Troops event
• L.A. Biomed researchers push for testing for MPS1 disorder at birth
• Rapper Kurtis Blow arrested at LAX for pot possession
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Sandpipers offer annual Holiday Homes Tour
• Rothenberg resigns from airport commission over stock ownership
• Rancho Palos Verdes withdraws from MAX commuter bus service
• South Bay Restaurant Closures
• State's first pay-as-you drive auto insurance program OK'd
• FTC proposes Do Not Track tool for Web marketing
• Santa will make stops for pets, too
• South Bay Pet of the Week
• Cooley says he may seek 4th DA term
• Hawthorne killing suspect fought state's 3-strikes law
• Manhattan Beach chooses Carmany as its next city manager
• Manhattan Beach Police Chief Uyeda to retire
• Charter operator Magnolia won't apply to mange new LAUSD school near Carson
• Police union leader calls for summit on future of LAPD
• Hawthorne Mayor Guidi ordered to stand trial in alleged mixer theft
• 3,600 LAUSD workers 'bumped' to new jobs
• Doctor who first discovered disease urges continued AIDS awareness
• Officials to discuss more changes for Westchester Park
• Police arrest Hermosa Beach bank robbery suspect
• Redondo Beach pier merchants offer discounts for new toy donations
• San Pedro tree lighting ceremony set for 6 p.m. Thursday
• <FONT color="darkred">BREAKING NEWS:</font> Missing 13-year-old Torrance girl found safe
• John Bogert undergoes surgery for burst appendix
• DEPUTIZED: Online shopping safety tips
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Santa Claus coming to Lomita, RPV and San Pedro
• Wilmington man shot dead in gang attack is ID'd
• Get your pet's photo with Santa
• Pepperdine names Potts new athletics director
• LAX tunnel opens after crash scene is cleared
• Santa's coming to Torrance
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> Man killed in Inglewood is ID'd
• Officials mark start of Esplanande improvement project
• Bay Area lawmaker to propose crackdown on party bus operators
• Hawthorne to offer free flu shots
• Location of new Metro light rail facility to be topic of meeting
• Longtime Hermosa Beach chamber president ousted
• Police arrest 3 teens, recover laptops allegedly stolen from school
• Ewell pleads not guilty to 4 murders
• Claim Jumper restaurant in Torrance closes
• LAX ranks as third-worst among largest airports for 4th straight year
• South Bay menorah lightings set to kick off Hanukkah festivities
• Expanded Medicaid coverage will help stem county health budget deficits
• Wednesday's South Bay police log: El Segundo, beach cities
• Santa's making his way through Redondo Beach
• <FONT color="darkred">BATTLESHIP ROW:</font> Chairman tapped to help Vallejo land famed USS Iowa
• Purebred show dogs stolen from Bellflower motel
• Suspect sought in Wilmington killing
• L.A. Marathon unveils 'Stadium to the Sea' route for 2011
• <FONT color="darkred">REWARD:</font> $10,000 for tips in woman's slaying
• Tuesday police log: Carson, Torrance
• Songs, Santa at San Pedro fountain event
• Torrance park will be fit for heroes
• Golfers may see delays as L.A. takes over cart service
• LAX to shine light on World AIDS day
• Mom: Girl died of illness
• Readers help Hawthorne mother regain vision
• Suspects held after Hawthorne burglary alarm sounds
• No bail for RPV producer
• Waters demands present-session House trial
• RPV council set to reconsider support of MAX bus services
• Campus may add grades
• Security guards hospitalized after Wilmington cargo container thefts
• Most opted out of TSA protest
• Ask Us
• Lawyer for RPV 'Survivor' producer claims arrest is unconstitutional
• Maxine Waters demands speedy trial
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> Lanes reopened on SM (10) Fwy after fiery crash
• RUNNING: Manhattan Beach marathon Dec. 26
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> 2 gunmen beat up guards, drive off with loaded trucks
• TAKE THE KIDS: 'Nutcracker,' working out with baby, musical 'Wonderland'
• El Camino journalism staff wins 16 awards
• Two former South Bay administrators are honored
• Torrance students win robotics contest
• El Camino College gets Beethoven sculpture
• Education Briefs
• Parents fight LAUSD plan to start school year earlier
• Deck the Hollow
• RUFF AND READY
• Hollywood parade makes spirits bright
• Hawthorne Cub Scout Pack holds sign-ups Tuesday
• Out & About
• South Bay's beginning to look a lot like Christmas
• Investigation into Del Aire girl's death continues; Autopsy performed
• Torrance Marriott hosts tree lighting
• She found a calling as a volunteer
• Marymount chief: Nothing's `off the table'
• Marine fights his way back
• Survey finds homeless `hot spots'
• Torrance business invites you to come in for yogurt - leave a star
• Soot poses lifetime health threat to firefighters
• Torrance hospital fest will entertain all ages
• Out & About
• Girl, 10, found dead in Hawthorne possible sexual assault victim
• Woman killed in car-to-car shooting on 91 Freeway
• Seaside Ice idea just melts away
• Black Friday -- The Whirl of the Season
• L.A. fee increases upset gardeners
• Memorials set for crash victims
• Santa Claus outlines plans
• Mall shoppers can get a lift
• County's legal costs fall $9M
• ON THE ROAD: 2 killed in last 36 hours of holiday season
• Friday police blotter: Lomita, PVP
• DUI CHECKPOINTS: LAPD hits Harbor Area
• Redondo Beach to light Christmas tree, menorah on Dec. 7
• MDR: Jamaica Bay Inn reopens as part of Pacifica chain
• SOUTH BAY HISTORY: Stars' final resting places
• Sections of SoCal endure freezing temperatures
• Experts forecast big bargains for SoCal shoppers
• Attack on South Korean island rattles L.A.'s Koreatown
• E-mail blunts ethics case against Waters
• Shoppers get wish: Sears on Thanksgiving
• Feasting at the Shore
• Hawthorne: Funds aren't missing
• Out & About
• Hermosa tree lot offers a blessed Christmas
• Here comes Santa - with Torrance police help
• Untitled
• Being neighborly is difficult in 21st century
• LAX holiday travelers not raising a ruckus over security measures
• Torrance to donate Zamperini Field land to Western Museum of Flight
• Redondo Beach clears way for new hotel development
• Cooley concedes to Harris in state attorney general's race
• L.A. passes plan to 'green' taxicabs
• October passenger traffic rises at LAX
• L.A. council: All food trucks must display letter grades
• Torrance raises speed limit on Anza to 35 mph
• Rancho Palos Verdes to revisit Annenberg Project in December
• L.A. council delays placing DWP measure on March ballot
• Hawthorne transport firm to help with holiday gift drive for Navajo children
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Annual Breeze Ball Drive is on
• Airport body-scanner boycott appears to be failing at LAX
• The nuts and bolts of Black Friday shopping
• Raccoon blamed for Torrance refinery flare-up
• CHP coming out in force
• Cooley concedes AG race to Harris
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> Car crashes into Lawndale pawn shop in hit-run accident
• 3 South Bay men killed in plane crash drowned, according to coroner
• Santa's making his way to Gardena
• Brrrrrrrr: It's going to be a cold one tonight
• Man whose body was found in Venice canal drowned
• Holiday shoppers turning to smart phone apps
• Thanksgiving food baskets readied in San Pedro
• ECC trustee Nathaniel Jackson dies at 80
• Hermosa Beach Police Department earns high marks in accreditation
• South Bay home sales plunge in October
• L.A. firefighters narrowly re-elect McOsker as union president
• Rosendahl calls for study on privatizing LAX security
• Architectural firms win contracts for two county hospitals
• Religious group to hold gift drive, wrapping event
• El Segundo police group seeks to help needy families over holidays
• Wednesday's South Bay police log: El Segundo, beach cities
• 2 men with $33,000 and 6 pounds of pot in truck arrested in El Segundo
• Thanksgiving holiday closures
• OSHA fines U.S. Postal Service $220K for hazards at facility near LAX
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> Motorcyclist killed in Inglewood ID'd
• SoCal gas prices in slight drop
• San Pedro: Car slams into garage in possible road rage incident
• Rain advisory for beaches in effect until Wednesday morning
• Redondo Beach names Grant to assistant city manager post
• Group sends in its 1,180-page USS Iowa application
• Villaraigosa walks through full-body scanner at LAX
• Supervisors to vote on banning pot dispensaries in unincorporated areas
• Airport commissioners extend leases for current LAX concessionaires
• Tuesday's South Bay police log: Carson and Torrance
• Ports agree to updated Clean Air Action Plan
• Plans for Gerald Desmond Bridge replacement launched in Long Beach
• Health officials look to boost flu shots in black, Latino communities
• Living Christmas tree firm expanding operations
• Police arrest 2 Hawthorne men suspected in string of burglaries
• ASK THE LAWYER: Collecting on a small claims court judgment
• Compton ranks No. 8 among 'dangerous cities'
• Police ID reputed gang member as San Pedro shooting suspect
• App-y holidays
• Redondo names Irvine administrator as assistant city manager
• Man rescued from L.A. river by helicopter
• TAKE THE KIDS: 'Nutcracker,' Santa parade, craft projects
• Carson students win awards for leadership, service
• Carson charter school team wins math contest
• PVP school's book drive benefits Compton library
• Redondo coffee shop hosting children's art show
• PVE school's best and brightest adopt LAUSD school
• Wiseburn District trustee appointed
• L.A. magnet school applications begin
• Boy dies in fall from Lakers' luxury suite during Sunday's game
• On deck for LAX calamities
• Private eye followed Hawthorne's ex-city manager
• 3 killed in crash of Torrance-bound plane
• Education Briefs
• County foster care reforms debated
• The Freshman: Hard thing about college classes is getting into them
• Teleclass helps you pick a dog
• Out & About
• Harbor City prostitution sting nets 7 arrests
• Making their holiday
• Doctors will do free hip surgeries
• LAUSD cancels a second consulting contract
• Enrollment of Latinos is soaring
• Silencing train horns is too costly
• Thanksgiving dinner helpers sought
• Out & About
• BATTLING BACK
• Man injured when sailboat crashes into Wilmington dock
• L.A. Biomed researcher sees kids' waist size as sign of heart health
• Too much red tape dooms attempt to cut red tape from L.A. permit process
• Football player who lost leg to bone cancer returns to competition
• LAUSD teachers, staff hand out leaflets protesting layoffs
• Coastal Commission questions legality of beach curfews
• Lakers to hold children's book drive
• Providence Little Company of Mary named a top 50 cardiovascular hospital
• Coastal Commission denies Del Rey Lagoon parking district request
• LAX officials expect rise in number of Thanksgiving holiday travelers
• Unemployment remains over 12 percent in county, state
• Maxine Waters ethics hearing delayed
• Winter storm expected to bring wet weekend
• RENEE MOILANEN: Becoming part of the family Thanksgiving dinner tradition again
• San Pedro suspect rumored to have machete arrested after standoff
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• Cruise ship passenger pleads guilty to drug charge
• Santa's coming to Manhattan Beach
• L.A. County jobless rate steady at 12.6%
• <FONT color="darkred">HECTIC THANKSGIVING:</font> 1.5 million expected to fly through LAX
• DUI CHECKPOINTS: 4 nabbed, Hawthorne plans stops
• Torrance gardening class to teach water saving
• Pilot to recall raid on Hitler's oil supplies in Torrance lecture
• Torrance Thanksgiving run fights hunger
• SOUTH BAY HISTORY: Fallout shelters
• Breeze smartphone app is here
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> Manhattan Beach bank burglarized, $2,000 in coins stolen
• BREAKING NEWS: Suspect in San Pedro shooting caught
• Pacific Battleship Center to submit 1,000-page application for USS Iowa
• Police nab bank robber on Culver City bus
• Feds seek $1.3M missing from Hawthorne Housing Authority in 2007
• CORRECTION: Nate Jackson
• Japanese-American Christmas musical to be performed at Gardena church
• Woman found dead on Hermosa Beach rooftop balcony
• Harbor Teacher Preparation Academy wins distinguished school award
• LMU to hold Bradford, advisory council meetings
• Chilean miners arrive at LAX for L.A. visit
• Pediatric Therapy Network seeks food donations for Head Start families
• Rosendahl to hold meeting on LAX runway move plans
• Murder suspect sought in Hawthorne turns himself in
• Firefighters rescue elderly woman after apparent cliff fall
• South Bay Restaurant Closures
• Villaraigosa appoints panel to study LAX security
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• L.A. paves way for electric car chargers at homes
• Full speed ahead for USS Iowa
• NBA needs volunteers for `Jam Session'
• WANTED: `Plumbers' sought in El Segundo burglaries
• Pet shelter animals have holiday wish list, too
• South Bay Pet of the Week
• Redondo Beach approves permanent Harbor Patrol facility
• Beresford-Redman to stay in jail for now
• North Korean pro-liberty group to hold movie screenings in Torrance
• Rancho Palos Verdes council halts progress of Annenberg center plan
• El Camino trustees vacate Jackson's seat due to his illness
• Judge rules against Balque in Scottsdale case
• L.A. council gives approval to 9 ballot measures for March 8 election
• State high court refuses to review Wong corruption case
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• SCE customers can exchange holiday lights in Gardena
• Port high school's plan to purchase campus goes to harbor commission
• El Segundo firefighters agree to salary, benefit concessions
• Rancho Palos Verdes supports Hesse Park development plan
• New Hermosa Beach restaurant wins approval for outdoor tables
• <FONT color="darkred">BREAKING NEWS:</font> Police search for gunman in San Pedro
• L.A. Auto Show Preview in Photos
• Haven't claimed your tax refund? IRS is looking for you
• L.A. bans RVs from overnight parking in Venice
• Santa visits Lawndale beginning Nov. 29
• WANTED: Pigeon-toed groper limped from crimes
• WANTED: Homicide suspect remains at large
• Benefit to aid Carson Boys and Girls Club
• VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: Happy Hats for Kids, Words on Wheels
• Former PVP resident Savarino wins NASA award
• L.A. places DWP reform measures on March 8 ballot
• Beresford-Redman arrested at Rancho Palos Verdes home
• LAUSD cancels $3.7M contract after irregularities are discovered
• Supervisors ban plastic bags in unincorporated county areas
• L.A. council proposes 9 ballot measures for March 8 election
• Torrance minister facing deportation asks for reforms at prayer rally
• Carnival Splendor out of action until January; 30,000 travelers affected
• Hazardous waste round-up to be held at Raytheon in El Segundo
• Edison customers can exchange old holiday lights for energy-saving LEDs
• Blackwood named mayor of Lomita
• County Harbor-UCLA to continue video intepretive services for patients
• LAX officials using radar, cameras to deal with blind spots caused by Bradley expansion
• Residents objecting to El Segundo trash collection fee proposal
• Police search for Hermosa Beach bank robbery suspect
• Wednesday's South Bay police log: El Segundo, beach cities
• 30,000 affected by Carnival cancellations
• Report: Vehicle air pollution down 85% since 1975
• L.A. Council takes library funding to the voters
• Brush fire erupts near 105 Freeway/Hawthorne Blvd.
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> El Segundo eyes gift limits
• <FONT color="darkred">THURSDAY:</font> USS Iowa berth on agenda
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> RPV to look at Lower Point Vicente use
• Torrance prepares for Christmas events
• Local Sports Bulletin Board
• Board of Supervisors to consider banning plastic bags
• Police release photographs of Chimney Sweep Bandit suspect
• 'Green machine' facility turns waste into compost
• Vladovic to face familiar challengers in March L.A. school board election
• CSUDH nursing students get new lab
• Hermosa Beach objects to proposed mural at Spyder Surfboards
• Weapons to become 'peace angel' art
• Women's dinner will aid police
• Port of L.A. shipments rise only slightly in October
• Memorial service to be held for former Inglewood Mayor Mergell
• San Pedro church to hold annual Thanksgiving food baskets event
• USS Iowa to be grand marshal in San Pedro holiday parade
• Airport commissioners award contract for new LAX central utility plant
• Parker to retire as Redondo Beach harbor, business and transit director
• Furutani won't run in 28th Senate race, leaving Lieu as chief contender
• Diver rescued at Port of L.A.
• Ruling: Undocumented immigrants can pay in-state tuition
• Open sewer pipe blamed for odor in Torrance, Lomita
• South Bay household and electronic waste roundup
• <FONT color="darkred">THIS JUST IN:</font> Man killed, teen wounded in Harbor Gateway shooting
• 2 boaters returning from Catalina rescued
• TAKE THE KIDS: Author comes to Torrance, adventures with 'Alice'
• MB `Mustang Trot' raises money for school
• Torrance event set on science, tech and math jobs
• 2 men, driver sought in RB Von's robbery attempt
• SoCal gas prices hitting year high
• California Teachers of the Year named
• El Camino receives $4.3M in grants to aid students
• Redondo plans orientation for 8th graders
• Tons of weapons to be destroyed on Terminal Island
• An exercise in fitness in Lennox
• Detective may face lawsuits
• Gas line inspectors stretched thin
• A Manhattan Beach Eagle Scout earns honor
• Education Briefs
• Group seeks supplies for veterans
• Out & About
• Feds warn LAPD over profiling
• About Town: Caring by Women of Distinction never fails
• Finding a musical solution in Lawndale
• Burned student files claim against Torrance school district
• Beautified beachfront
• LAX customs official held in border incident
• Woman, girl, 11, hit by car in Harbor City
• Report gives L.A. community colleges poor marks
• Tax case will cost Torrance
• Richardson denies being subject of 2nd investigation
• Out & About
• Dalmatian-American Club going to Harrah's
• San Pedro family makes the best of ill-fated cruise
• Zippi Fund for Animals to hold Hermosa Beach fundraiser
• South Bay companies participating in HomeWalk 5K event
• FDA: Full-body airport security scanners pose 'miniscule' health risk
• El Segundo Animal Control officers seek owner of wandering tortoise
• San Pedro looks to 'brand' its image
• DWP union prepares to battle against proposed reforms at agency
• Harman holds roundtable session before returning to Congress
• LA firefighters planning return to 'brownout' coverage plan
• El Segundo candidate, Hermosa Beach police PAC fined for election violations
• L.A. council looks to clarify medical marijuana dispensary regulations
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• RENEE MOILANEN: The realities of taking the bus
• Tips help Special Olympics
• Torrance police offer tips to avoid con artists
• Gardena police step up holiday crime efforts
• Carson man gets 7 years for fiery DUI crash that killed 2 passengers
• Stricken cruise ship docks ... and woman is jailed
• Forget Black Friday - stores are dealing and want you now!
• SOUTH BAY HISTORY: Hermosa Beach 'Church'
• Parents of RPV producer gain custody of slain woman's children
• Torrance police seek driver who struck 11-year-old boy near school
• Downed lines cause Hawthorne power outage
• Redondo Beach desalination plant to be dedicated on Friday
• Redondo Beach Veterans Memorial: 'Our 'thank you' forever'
• Female elephants arrive at L.A. Zoo
• Travelers disembark 'nightmare' cruise
• Grant funds El Segundo DUI work
• 3 area boys taken by fathers return home
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Hawthorne officials mum on city manager's hiring of private investigator
• Hit-and-run driver who struck 11-year-old outside Torrance school sought
• LAUSD enrollment dips to lowest level in over a decade
• Hahn won't run for Oropeza's 28th District seat
• San Pedro's last remaining Zavala brother remembers family sacrifices
• Hermosa Beach festival to celebrate Pier Avenue reopening
• CORRECTION: Enslen photo
• Torrance to spend $480,000 on Walteria Reservoir repair
• Funeral for 5-year-old gunned down on Halloween to be held Friday
• Proposed Redondo Beach Christian high school racing to raise funds
• Admiral to join Veterans Day honors in L.A.
• Inglewood police seek public's help in fatal bus shooting
• Viewing today in Inglewood for 5-year-old killed on Halloween
• South Bay Pet of the Week
• Redondo Beach: Celebrate with a pet
• South Bay Restaurant Closures
• San Pedro: Find an animal companion
• Shred unwanted documents at two local events on Saturday
• Hermosa Beach: Take home a cat or kitten
• CHECKPOINTS: South Bay
• 9-year-old hit by car in Torrance
• Gardena denies entertainment permit from new karaoke club
• Hawthorne to conduct driver's license checkpoints
• FM DJ Larry Morgan named Marina del Rey boat parade grand marshal
• DWP crews repair Western Avenue water main break in San Pedro
• Supervisor Knabe names Burnett new communications director
• County supervisors approve meetings outside the city of L.A.
• Suspected Hawthorne pimp charged with 6 additional counts
• Ballona Wetlands clean-up event scheduled for Saturday
• L.A. considers giving bicyclists new protections
• CORRECTION: OHI Services
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> Torrance in the running for friendliest business city honors
• Peninsula ballet company kicks off holidays with Nutcracker Tea
• Memorial planned for Carson man killed in Port of Long Beach accident
• Japanese American vets to be honored
• The Cotton Shop fabric store to close
• Wednesday's South Bay police log: El Segundo, beach cities
• LAUSD acts on teacher evaluations
• L.A. to draft bicyclist rights ordinance
• Companies asking workers to pay more for health insurance
• SEIU union approves cost-saving contract
• L.A. to study further second-hand smoke restrictions
• Torrance officials break ground on Del Amo extension
• MAKING A DIFFERENCE: YWCA, Tree Musketeers seek volunteers
• 4 injured, 1 seriously, in Blue Line crash with auto
• A joyful reunion in The Netherlands
• WANTED: LAPD seeks 3 men in brazen heist
• Rolling Hills Estates approves 12-home Butcher Ranch subdivision
• Custody resolution discussed for children of slain RPV woman
• Rolling Hills Estates revokes Crystal Spa's business license
• Area events salute Veterans Day
• District Attorney settles Catalina scuba diving business dispute
• Bicyclist hurt when hit by car in Gardena
• Hermosa Beach to stage Snowfest on Pier Avenue
• Spam and a slow tow for thousands aboard stricken cruise ship
• Members chosen for Hermosa Beach business license committee
• Holiday closures for Veterans Day
• Chinese stowaways on Japanese auto ship arrested at Port of L.A.
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> Gardena to rule on entertainment permit
• Aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan sent to help stranded cruise ship
• Despite 'economic boycott' L.A. to buy Arizona Tasers
• Mothers reunite with abducted sons in The Netherlands
• LA Biomed researcher wins teaching award
• Hospitality academy formed to help improve service at hotels
• Is third time the charm for Ponte Vista's latest developer?
• Flight Path museum at LAX announces holiday schedule
• India finalizing order with Boeing for 10 C-17s
• $65M in LAUSD work questioned
• Battling gang influence
• Torrance PD warns of car burglaries
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> Planners to mull complex
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> Butler Ranch project on RHE agenda
• Out & About
• Tuesday's South Bay police log: Carson and Torrance
• El Segundo nonprofit tries to keep Christmas charity for Indian children going
• DEPUTIZED: Vehicle burglaries
• Rolling Hills Estates set to revoke spa license over alleged prostitution
• Fuel spills into LB Port when ship's tanks overflow
• Qantas corrects engine problem that grounded 2 jets at LAX for 4 days
• Chemicals spill on Maersk ship in Port of L.A.
• <FONT color="darkred">BREAKING NEWS:</font> Carnival Splendor catches fire off the Mexican coast
• Manhattan Beach green programs win national notice
• CSU transfer bill benefits El Camino students
• Hawthorne: New Da Vinci Charter website takes a bow
• Peninsula house with a $12 million view
• Redondo Beach: New Christian high school plans meeting
• LAX leak forces A380 engine removal; travelers still stranded
• Gardena student wins excellence award
• Luncheon salutes books and authors
• TAKE THE KIDS: Autumn crafts, bugs, storytelling adventures
• Strip club visit costs ex-official
• ASK THE LAWYER: Legal recourse to an abusive boss
• School Notebook
• Villaraigosa presents trophy to Breeder's Cup winner in Kentucky
• Surf pioneer's comeback
• Horizon Air plane lands safely at LAX following bird strike
• Tea Party hopeful won South Bay vote
• Shoring up the aquarium in Manhattan Beach
• Teen rolls out bid for San Pedro skate plaza
• Torrance ready to welcome Walmart
• Changes may restore eminence of Torrance's Hawthorne Boulevard
• Redondo Union High aquatic center opens
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• RENEE MOILANEN: Taking the nanny plunge
• Four dilapidated Ports O' Call buildings to be demolished
• Tours of new South Los Angeles sheriff's station offered
• Hospital hires contractor to develop old Daily Breeze site
• Suspect in Hawthorne home slayings had Grim Sleeper article in his car
• Beer, tequila, tacos and charity
• Lieu announces plans to run for Oropeza's state Senate seat
• Manhattan Beach church to hold event on end-of-life issues
• Contaminated lettuce may have been sold in San Pedro market
• Rancho Palos Verdes closes civic buildings due to heat
• Harbor commissioners re-elect Miscikowski as president
• Sorry, try another freeway ...
• Manhattan Beach ordinance outlaws cab company payments
• <FONT color="darkred">BREAKING NEWS:</font> Abducted local boys found in The Netherlands after <br>2 1/2 years; dads arrested
• Will passage of Wiseburn's Measure AA fracture Centinela Valley district?
• Man dies in Redondo Beach diving accident
• Man shot near Culver City Thursday night
• This is how to ride to school!
• SOUTH BAY HISTORY: The Lomita Theatre
• Carson man indicted in energy scheme
• Celebrating the Women of Distinction
• Consultants share Ports O' Call rejuvenation ideas with harbor commission
• Eastbound Century Freeway near LAX to be closed Saturday
• Man robs Torrance bank
• Covina revokes business license of bar that served driver in Adenhart crash
• L.A. city controller to audit use of DWP purchasing cards
• Torrance job fair attracts nearly 700 people
• Harbor commission recommends further negotiations with Gambol
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Measure G backers credit passage to its balanced plan for Redondo Beach
• Bitter feelings linger over Measure P defeat in Rancho Palos Verdes
• Attorney General candidates Cooley, Harris deadlocked
• Police arrest auto theft suspect after 2-hour San Pedro search
• Motorist found dead on 405 Fwy in Inglewood
• Redondo Beach votes to appeal court ruling on Measure G legal fees
• Pet safety tips for the holidays
• Supervisors keep subidized child care program afloat
• South Bay/Harbor Pet of the Week
• L.A. council passes measure giving local business preferential treatment
• Grant allows Gardena police to expand traffic enforcement
• November heat cooks South Bay
• 18 pounds of opium found in rattan stools shipped to LAX
• L.A. city ballot proposals for March 2011 include medical marijuana tax
• City controller to probe DWP purchasing cards
• San Pedro secondary school will not be part of school choice program
• 8 L.A. students sickened after sharing chocolate bar
• Butler pulls away to victory in 53rd Assembly race
• Main Channel berth proposal moves USS Iowa plans ahead
• Carson council ponders Plan B after Measure H sales tax fails
• 44 arrested at DUI stops
• Truck crushes LB Port dockworker to death
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• 'Gleefest' event to benefit Norris Center programs
• The late Oropeza wins in 28th Senate district
• Toyota auto museum reopens at new location
• Rancho Palos Verdes rejects Measure P
• El Segundo cinema's opening will boost police, fire fund
• Centinela Valley school bond measure passes
• MAKING A DIFFERENCE: 10-year-old on a mission
• Redondo Beach waterfront measure wins hard-fought battle
• WANTED: Drywaller sought in slaying
• Butler withstands heated challenge from Mintz to win 53rd Assembly seat
• WANTED: Gang member linked to killing
• Reward offered as boy, 5, dies
• Hawthorne motorcyclist dies in freeway crash
• LAUSD to put 3 area schools up for bid by outside operators
• Carson sales tax measure losing
• Schneider, Hammock leading in L.A. Superior Court judge races
• Tabor cruises to win in Inglewood mayoral race
• Noguez defeats challengers in L.A. County assessor's race
• Water board incumbents retain seats easily
• El Segundo utility-users' tax Measure O defeated
• Circus Vargas comes to town - without animals
• Incumbents hold onto 4 South Bay congressional seats
• Man accused of killing Hawthorne couple charged with 2 more murders
• Wiseburn school district Measure AA passes
• State election results at a glance
• L.A. planners to consider signage portion of LMU master plan
• Second L.A. council committee backs protection proposal for bicyclists
• CORRECTIONS: Foster care system, antiques sale
• Police release sketches of suspected burglars posing as workers
• Firefighter injured in Redondo Beach Target blaze
• Charges against secretary dropped in Magruder Middle School theft
• <FONT color="darkred">THURSDAY:</font> USS Iowa on Harbor agenda
• Candidates make final push before Tuesday's election
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> Redondo to discuss rec office plans
• New truancy center opens at San Pedro High
• Cities change meeting dates due to elections
• Salaries of county officials up from 12 to 45 percent in past 3 years
• Temple Menorah seeks gifts of food to feed the hungry
• Report: LAUSD serves more than 68,000 charter school students
• DEPUTIZED: Driving home the `Hang Up' campaign
• Tuesday's South Bay police log: Carson and Torrance
• HAVE YOUR SAY TODAY
• Stammreich files complaint about late mailer in 28th Senate race
• Cab companies offering voters free rides to polls
• Man found dead in restroom near Hermosa Beach pier
• Culver City man to plead guilty in alleged scheme to ship marijuana
• Filing open for L.A. seats being contested in March election
• Gardena students to learn about money
• 5K run will aid Del Rey elementary schools
• Redondo Beach to serve up breakfast with Santa
• Circus Vargas cominig to Torrance, San Pedro
• Comedy act coming to Torrance library
• Plan aims to simplify child death reporting
• San Pedro businesses launch efforts to woo visitors
• Gala will honor medical center group
• Out & About
• Businesses are sought for South Bay job fair
• South Bay voters to face local measures
• ASK THE LAWYER: Seek legal counsel over ex-boyfriend's threat to post sex tape
• School Briefs
• Restaurant fundraiser aids Torrance music program
• Fiscal oversight eyed for Inglewood schools
• Holiday boutique benefits South High cheer squad
• Torrance company to tutor Lawndale students
• Wilmington school to benefit from $10K grant
• Out & About
• Join pie-baking's upper crust
• Lawndale works to wipe out graffiti
• Dismay dominates voters' pre-election mood
• Partying to death
• La Nina system could mean more wildfires and less rainfall
• Carson presses for 10.75% sales tax
• Gubernatorial candidates step up campaigns
• Signs honoring slain CHP officer to be erected at interchange
• Waters looks to win 11th term in 35th Congressional District
• San Diego Zoo to loan 2 females for new L.A. Zoo elephant exhibit
• Robinson has high hopes for its new R66 jet helicopter
• Preps weekend football wars
• RENEE MOILANEN: Moms continue to wield power for change
• Saturday's police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• TSA's new pat-down techniques not popular with LAX travelers
• Child care agency barely averts layoffs due to late state budget
• Nearby bank robbery shuts down Redondo Beach school's Halloween
• Sepulveda onramp to eastbound Century (105) Freeway to be closed Sunday
• Officials investigating $2.5M fire that damaged Giorgio's, nearby offices
• Fish and Game officials issue warning on lobster, crab consumption
• Gardena Willows film to debut at Torrance gallery
• Help fill the Gulf Coast's needs
• Redondo Beach offers sandbags to residents
• CORRECTIONS: Bungy Hedley book signing, baby cuddler
• Harman: South Bay poised to recover
• Nearly 1000 LAUSD workers to lose jobs on Nov. 30
• State releases hospital mortality figures for bypass surgery
• Bad traffic gets even worse
• County: Fatalities among abused and neglected children continue to rise
• Stolen car suspect arrested in Hawthorne after chase
• Ride the bus for gambling, shopping
• Woman reportedly jumps to her death on 405 Fwy near Hawthorne
• LAPD officer awarded $735,000 in retaliation lawsuit
• 2 LAPD officers charged with insurance fraud
• Scattered showers forecast for South Bay
• Rally to protest proposed Carson sales tax hike to be held Wednesday
• Man who leaped to his death from LAX-area parking structure identified
• Artist chosen for first of 10 Hermosa Beach murals
• Airport commissioners agree to $1.1B bond sale
• Final public meeting on coastal fishing restrictions to be held Wednesday
• Lennox School District narrows its superintendent search to one
• Torrance: Knuffle Bunny on stage
• Manhattan Beach harvests Pumpkin Race Festival
• Torrance: Kids can make their own coats of arms
• Westchester: Students make pen pals in Bahrain
• Redondo: PTA presents Young Writers' Conference
• Torrance schools may get more state money than expected
• Appeals court to revisit Redondo Beach day laborers case
• San Pedro man is killed, teen hurt in shooting
• Drizzle today, but rain is on the way
• Harbor Interfaith Services raises $130,000 at gala
• 'Suspicious car' search at LAX turns up only wires, radio equipment
• A South Bay knock-down fight
• 2 women arrested in Redondo Beach massage parlor sting
• School Briefs
• ASK THE LAWYER: Legal issues involving neighbors
• Out & About
• Tuesday's South Bay police log: Carson and Torrance
• Fight over Torrance church winds up in court
• Furutani faces Salabaj in 55th District race
• Butane tanks worry San Pedro residents
• Gardena hospital assisting Pink Ribbon Club
• El Camino college to shake things up for drill
• CSUDH to show `bracero' documentary
• Friends to mark anniversary of Lomita woman's disappearance
• 37th District candidates get personal
• Butcher Ranch could finally make the cut
• Construction fund shortfall looms for LAUSD
• Roundhouse casts net for help
• Bedbugs sap woman's wallet and patience
• Gratitude takes flight
• Out & About
• Disaster preparedness training starts Monday
• Lupita's restaurant owners sue officials over arrest
• Terranea cuts prices on 'legacy real estate'
• $546 million federal loan will help Crenshaw/LAX light rail project
• Hawthorne charter school welcomes international visitors
• South Bay Muslim centers to take part in open houses on Sunday
• Former charter school principal pleads not guilty in embezzlement case
• New meetings on Metro Green Line extension begin Wednesday
• Jerry Brown slated to appear at union rally
• Inglewood Police cut back on information, records hours
• Visibility an issue in 53rd Assembly race
• Agencies to tackle gangs, domestic violence together
• Budget is major issue in race for superintendent of public instruction
• Two men arrested in connection with Hawthorne shooting
• LAX slips to 6th place in on-time departure percentage
• Customs officials seize shipment of counterfeit scarves at ports
• 9,153 lamps traded in for energy-efficent models
• SoCal drivers head into weekend of rising gas prices
• Port container traffic for September dips slightly
• Bill Clinton to speak at UCLA rally for Brown
• LA Biomed study finds that muscle mass helps kidney disease patients
• USC gets $50M gift from Annenberg Foundation
• Hermosa Beach local punk culture mecca to close
• Playa Vista home of Spruce Goose sold to investment group
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Ask Us: Filming on Paseo de la Playa
• Flores-Gibson challenges Lowenthal in 54th Assembly race
• Donation targeted for youth programs
• Judge upholds Hermosa Beach owner citation in barking dogs case
• Police to target distracted drivers
• County officials: State budget keeps welfare, cuts programs for mentally ill children
• Walk, talk the wetlands
• Wilmington residents march to refinery in Prop. 23 protest
• Best-selling author Michael Connelly at Borders in Torrance
• Chamber concert at LA Harbor College
• Renee Moilanen: Days of baby's crying jags to first steps are gone in a wink
• Christian school case denied
• Four suspects arrested in El Segundo purse-snatching robbery
• South Bay Restaurant Closures
• 11 Hermosa Beach city employees announce early retirements
• Water district to hold annual water harvest festival on Saturday
• LMU's 20-year development proposal OK'd by L.A. planners
• San Pedro, Hollywood branches of L.A. City Attorney's Office set to close
• Redondo Beach library will host Halloween carnival
• County officials: Pension reforms could save $200M annually
• Hermosa Beach gala to benefit WWII vets foundation
• D.A.: Dear's mute button use at Carson meetings violates Brown Act
• 2 men ejected from truck in local crash
• Rancho Palos Verdes planners: Annenberg center is at odds with General Plan
• Compton fires school chief over credit card flap
• Torrance cuts $5.6M more from budget
• Sheriff's department claims murder rate down 15%
• Former dean's harassment suit against El Camino College begins
• SOUTH BAY HISTORY: Torrance's Tomlee Ave. explosion
• South Bay/Harbor Area Pet of the Week
• Halloween doesn't have to haunt pets
• Free pickup of brush-clearing material scheduled in Rancho Palos Verdes
• Kayaker rescues 69-year-old man who jumped from Redondo Beach pier
• Suspect, victim sought in Hawthorne shooting
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• CVS hit with record $77 million fine for not regulating meth ingredient
• Danish student from Redondo Beach school killed on freeway
• L.A.'s credit-card meters raking in the dough
• United LAX-to-Shanhai flights get final approval
• Man jumps to his death from Harbor (110) Fwy
• Hermosa Beach delays vote on authorizing tattoo parlors
• Carson triathlon scheduled for Oct. 23
• Supervisors renew agreement that screens inmates' immigration status
• El Segundo's Measure O would hike utility-user's taxes
• WANTED: Police seek assault suspect
• WANTED: Car buyer's killer still at large
• Man arrested for allegedly posing as teen online to have sex with underage girls
• Activists trade barbs in lively Prop. 19 pot debate at CSUDH
• New harbor commission members confirmed by L.A. council
• 17-year-old Banning High student killed in drive-by shooting
• Supervisors approve letter-grading system for mobile food trucks
• Customs authorities at ports seize potentially hazardous massage devices
• Shots fired in Torrance neighborhood lead to lockdown of Arnold Elementary
• Rancho Palos Verdes cliff victim identified
• Beach Cities Health District approves 'Vitality City' contract
• Villaraigosa's 2 harbor commission appointees win preliminary approval
• Kids can win gift card in Elks' hoops contest
• DEPUTIZED: Halloween safety tips
• Man taken to Torrance hospital by Coast Guard copter
• Malaga Cove craft beer company brewing up interest
• 3 robbers get $1,200 in Torrance supermarket takeover
• LAPD bomb squad investigates suspicious suitcase in Wilmington
• Santa Monica Bay group sponsoring wetlands short film contest
• Marie Callender's to aid Gardena Willows group
• Hit-run driver involved in 3 deaths featured on 'AMW'
• CORRECTION: 51st Assembly race
• Eisner Foundation creates $100,000 Prize
• Tuesday's South Bay police log: Carson and Torrance
• Fwy crash kills Harbor Gateway man
• Beach cities win designation as second Vitality City in U.S.
• Civil Air Patrol cadets to hold orientation meeting
• LAUSD, 6 other districts team up to pursue education reforms
• Wednesday's South Bay police log: El Segundo, beach cities
• Richardson faces challenge from Parker in 37th District race
• Lowenthal fighting for her seat
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> Hawthorne police against Prop. 19
• <FONT color="darkred">THURSDAY:</font> LMU expansion plans go to L.A. planners
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> View ordinance reading on RHE agenda
• Carson: CSUDH debate focuses on legalizing pot
• CSUDH student wins outstanding scholar award
• Torrance school board will consider effects of state budget
• Committee hosts `thank you' picnic for Manhattan Beach schools
• CSUDH, Zimride partner for new ride-sharing network
• Video features SPHS' `Docs Rock' class
• TAKE THE KIDS: San Pedro aquarium celebration, design a haunted house
• Local interfaith group plans abortion debate
• Help us find groups that take used items
• This week's South Bay road projects
• Committee to hear comments on harbor nominees
• RPV: Planners to consider permits for Annenberg center
• Hawthorne Mall still stalled over housing
• Catholic parishioners urged to think green
• Gardena gas line rupture closes part of Normandie Ave.
• The Freshman: Avoiding Freshman 15 weighs on my mind
• Torrance man falls to his death in parasail accident
• No Social Security benefit raise in 2011 either
• ASK THE LAWYER: Legal questions involving statutory rape, marital rape
• Firecracker blast forces evacuation of San Pedro hotel
• Out & About
• News Briefs
• Holiday closures
• El Camino quarrels over grant
• `Battle of the Old Lady's Gun' returns to Dominguez Rancho
• Volunteers chart course for USS Iowa
• 51st Assembly District race outcome all but certain
• L.A. officials unenthusiastic about new state budget
• Sunday is environmental action day in Manhattan Beach
• Robbery suspect slain by Inglewood police in San Pedro had lengthy record
• Saturday's South Bay police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• RENEE MOILANEN: New North Branch library a vital addition to the neighborhood
• Villaraigosa to launch new anti-truancy initiative
• Former employee pleads not guilty in Halldale Avenue Elementary theft
• Carson sheriff's deputies to conduct crime prevention seminar
• Seaside Lagoon water quality struggle could get costlier
• LAX adds moving north runway closer to terminals to list of options
• South Bay Bicycle Coalition to stage 'Pedal-Palooza' on Sunday
• LAUSD, gay advocates team up to combat bullying at schools
• USS Iowa gets 'informal' green light from Harbor commissioners
• American Airlines' LAX-to-Shanghai nonstop flights approved
• Foreclosure prevention fair to be held in Carson
• FAA: Minor runway incursions up at LAX over past year
• Harbor commissioners agree to consolidate lobbying efforts
• KCET cuts ties with PBS
• CORRECTION: San Pedro Packages for Patriots website
• 405/110 Fwy crash prompted closure
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• LAPD copter makes emergency landing in park
• Hawthorne: Creating an airport commercial hub
• BEST BETS: Weekend tour explores historic Torrance homes
• CHECKPOINTS: DUI related deaths drop in state
• Inglewood toddler's death ruled a homicide, man arrested
• Ex-NBA player Steve Francis arrested at LAX for alleged drunkeness
• Police seek man who exposed himself at Torrance discount store
• 19-year-old man sentenced to 202 years for killings
• CAMS students launch 'a real rocket'
• Pier Avenue remodel now complete
• SOUTH BAY HISTORY: Charles Bukowski
• Villaraigosa to convene 'blue ribbon' panel to examine LAX security
• LAPD to honor fallen Hollywood officers
• Japanese-American WWII military units receive presidential recognition
• South Bay Pet of the Week
• Wet storm moves through South Bay
• San Pedro fundraiser will benefit homeless animals
• Torrance yard sale will aid cat rescue group
• ECC football sacked by forfeits
• Harman paid $1 to acquire Newsweek magazine
• Driver's license getting a makeover
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Administrative assistant charged with $100,000 theft from Halldale Elementary
• El Segundo to consider having residents pay for trash pickup
• South Bay Restaurant Closures
• Sailor whose boat ran aground died of accidental drowning
• Ethics trials for Waters, Rangel set for after the election
• Police investigating fatal San Pedro crash
• Death of 2-year-old Inglewood girl probed
• Redondo Beach approves new RV parking restrictions
• Gardena crash traps several this morning
• Marymount College has spent more than $1 million on ballot measure
• Gas prices continue upward climb
• Hermosa Beach ceremony will mark end of Pier Ave. construction
• South Bay Homicides
• Ports delay adoption of updated environmental plan
• UCLA grad wins 2010 Nobel Prize in chemistry
• Iberia Arilines to launch nonstop L.A.-to-Madrid flights
• Rolling Hills approves plan to raze abandoned home, revamp lot
• Man known for pier trumpet playing faces charges in Redondo Beach incident
• Gardena festival to benefit senior day care center
• Rolling Hills Estates holds first hearing on Chandler development project
• Kaiser Medical Center worker allegedly stabs another in neck
• City officials see Hermosa Beach home retrofit as 'green' model
• Rain knocks out power in Wilmington, Venice
• WANTED: Detectives seek man's killers
• LAPD expands partnership with domestic violence groups
• WANTED: Reward offered in slaying
• Power outage affects 111 in Rancho Palos Verdes
• Redondo Beach school board chooses new Christian high school for Knob Hill property
• L.A. schools reach deal with ACLU on teacher layoffs
• LAUSD board approves grim 2-year budget
• Mira Costa squad brings cheer to fundraising clinic
• MAKING A DIFFERENCE: Guests to speak at PV Women's Club
• <FONT color="darkred">4 TRAFFIC ALERTS:</font> SUV crashes on 91 Fwy near 110 Fwy
• Steady rains pelt South Bay
• 13-year-old girl facing charges for high-speed Redondo Beach chase on Sunday
• L.A. sees rise in homeless sex offenders due to Jessica's Law
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> Carson to discuss electronic billboard
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> Westchester focuses on underground lines
• DEPUTIZED: Ways to deter vehicle burglary
• LMU names Burcham as its first lay president
• Manhattan Beach to vote on FAA airspace plan
• LAX officials on alert in wake of European terrorist threats
• Chevron program will match donations made to local schools
• Airport commission approves $1.35M in LAX-area soundproofing
• Culver City hiker lost for 6 days says rescue 'a miracle'
• CORRECTION: Incorrect name of massage business
• Fire damages Carson house; no injuries
• Governor signs bill easing transfers from junior colleges to CSU
• Deal puts Terranea Resort on stable financial ground
• L.A. officials adopt measures to improve city's debt collection
• Wednesday's South Bay police log: El Segundo, beach cities
• Airport board awards $2.6M marketing contract to LA Inc.
• SoCal gas prices on the upswing
• Police believe alleged Hawthorne pimp may have had more victims
• Redondo puts the sting on 14 unlicensed contractors
• Airport commissioners approve 2 LAX retail concessions contracts
• Missing Redondo Beach boy returns home safe
• Torrance, Carson are finalists in county's business-friendly city contest
• There could be a new L.A. sheriff in town ... he's called `The Collector'
• Historic aircraft to be showcased
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> RPV looks at new city charter draft
• 500 triathlon swimmers reportedly rescued off Venice
• Torrance: `Annie' to be presented by Met2
• LAPD's Most Wanted
• Torrance students shine with SAT scores
• Catalina plane crash victims reportedly taken to Torrance Memorial
• Chancellor fears some colleges can't make payments
• Father of girl reportedly forced into prostitution plans press conference
• Teachers group not impressed by `Superman'
• 2 men found dead at Harbor Gateway intersection
• Manhattan Beach: Interactive story-time for kids
• Volunteers rounded up for Western shindig
• Torrance: Learn how to make quick and easy Halloween costumes
• Frisbee team offers fresh start for this freshman
• Michelle Obama to attend Long Beach Women's Conference
• Working together
• Inglewood police kill alleged armed robber after chase into San Pedro
• School Notebook
• Three injured in Catalina plane crash stable, expected to survive
• Out & About
• CHP out in force Tuesday to crack down on cell phone abuse
• Volunteers needed for RPV panels
• Prop. 21 would fun state parks from additional vehicle registration fee
• Voter anger unlikely to affect South Bay races
• Tuesday's South Bay police log: Carson and Torrance
• Tension surrounds vote
• Doctors say your lap is no place for that warm laptop
• Supreme Court set to take up JPL privacy case
• High-risk insurance plan lags
• Vintage police, TV cars go on parade today
• Not everyone gives school fingerprint scanners a hand
• CSUDH gives digital textbooks a try
• Ports seek more cuts in pollution
• RHE commission will consider Chandler Ranch plan
• Open-carry gun debate comes to Manhattan Beach fair
• Schwarznegger vetoes Furutani's vocational education option
• Saturday's South Bay police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• RENEE MOILANEN: The mixed emotions of parenthood start early, last a lifetime
• Gardena Heritage Festival to be held at Civic Center
• Redondo Beach police to hold public safety fair at station
• CORRECTION: Matt Johnson Blood Drive
• Missing 14-year-old girl with ties to suspected Hawthorne pimp found
• Beach reopened after sewage spill near Culver City is contained
• On the job at LAX with Malo the dog
• State medical board revokes Udani's license
• Chadwick School celebrates 75 years
• Power struggle continues at Scottsdale Estates in Carson
• El Segundo concerned over illegally occupied RVs at storage lot
• Junior colleges owed $840M from state
• Culver City man lost for 6 days in Joshua Tree found
• Torrance: Parish Fiesta promises fun-filled outing
• Manhattan Beach Hometown Fair offers food and arts
• Learn how to cope during an emergency
• Irate Lomita man beats up Redondo Beach gas station cashier
• CHECKPOINTS: Carson plans DUI stops
• Manhattan Beach officer dies after battle with brain cancer
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Hermosa Beach to unveil new parking meters downtown
• Ports to receive award for Clean Truck Program
• Some speed limits to change on Gardena streets
• Redondo Beach church to hold free vegan cooking classes
• Governor signs two Oropeza bills, vetoes debit card fees measure
• Raytheon to lay off 130 employees in El Segundo
• Feds dub L.A. County 'epicenter of mortgage fraud'
• Sand Dune Park reservation system pleases residents
• SoCal gas prices lowest since February
• Gunmen foiled in robbery attempt at Torrance Lowe's
• Carson pastor pleads not guilty to sexual assault charges
• 3 arrested on suspicion of prostitution in Redondo Beach massage parlor sting
• Villaraigosa puts fire department back on full strength
• Torrance postpones discussion of new budget cuts
• Girl, 14, who vanished from Upland home may be in South Bay
• Centinela Valley Superintendent Fernandez recovering from heart surgery
• South Bay Restaurant Closures
• Saint Rocke owner signs on to produce Hermosa Beach concert series
• Carson pastor pleads not guilty to sexual assault charges
• South Bay beaches get good grades; Cabrillo, Avalon still get F's
• SOUTH BAY HISTORY: The lost village of Terminal Island
• Torrance extends art show deadline due to lack of entries
• South Bay/Harbor Area pet of the week
• Hawthorne man suspected of pimping minor girls arrested after fleeing on foot
• 'Blessing of the Animals' this week
• Rolling Hills Estates passes view-restoration ordinance
• Carson job fair attracts hundreds
• Inglewood: 2 sentenced for filing false tax returns
• Hermosa Beach surfing memorial nears reality
• DEPUTIZED: More preparedness tips
• Torrance motorcycle officer critical
• Sheriff's Dept: New law curtailing early inmate release will not affect jails
• Volunteers build Carson playground in 6 hours
• Hermosa Beach issues temporary ban on new tattoo parlors
• Commission extends public review period for fishing limits plan
• WANTED: $50K reward offered in slaying
• Supervisors urge federal officials to revise homeless funding formulas
• Wednesday's South Bay police log: El Segundo, beach cities
• New Ponte Vista development company is considering bankruptcy
• Open-carry group to wear unloaded guns at Manhattan Beach's Hometown Fair
• Fish and Game Commission to hold special meeting on fishing limits
• Man beaten by trio in El Segundo that were trying to steal his girlfriend's bicycle
• Villaraigosa testifies before U.S. Senate on L.A. transit projects
• County now taking online reservations for Dockweiler RV parking
• Wiseburn district voters to decide on new high school
• L.A. council raises pet fees
• National charter school group to raise $160M
• Topsail, Meals on Wheels need local volunteers
• Murder charges on rise in DUIs
• White House gives USC students $20,000 for healthy apps
• WANTED: Detectives seek man's killers
• Harbor commissioners approve new Clean Truck Program regulations
• Torrance man awarded Fulbright scholarship
• Plan to move San Pedro church nears approval
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> RHE tackles view ordinance
• Whoa! 108 in South Bay, 113 in L.A.
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> Hermosa to discuss 45-day tattoo ban
• Families of victims react to guilty verdict in Adenhart case
• <FONT color="darkred">WEDNESDAY:</font> Redondo eyes band shell replacement
• <FONT color="darkred">VERDICT:</font> Man convicted of 2nd-degree murder in Ad
• Man shot in Hawthorne confrontation
• HOTTEST DAY EVER!
• Teacher's union attacks L.A. Times after suicide
• Construction to begin on Alameda-Harry Bridges landscaping project
• Port of L.A. offers reduced tariffs for zero-emission imported vehicles
• Upper Filorium Reserve plan to be discussed in Rancho Palos Verdes
• Ports to split cost of seawater scrubber project to reduce emissions
• Rosendahl urges residents to donate to Regional Food Bank
• Lodge reserving Rose Parade spots
• Manhattan Beach architect featured on DIY's 'This New House'
• Harbor is first to lower fees for clean cars
• CORRECTIONS: Atchley case, USS Iowa
• Villaraigosa in Washington to promote transit plan
• L.A. gets $155M federal grant for communications
• USC anti-terrorism center gets $15.3M Homeland grant
• Retired longshoreman Arian named to Harbor board
• Bishop Montgomery student attends Stanford leadership summit
• Youth hockey coach from Redondo Beach accused of molesting boy
• <FONT color="darkred">TRAFFIC ALERT:</font> 2 big rigs collide at 208th and Cr
• <FONT color="darkred">BREAKING NEWS:</font> Jurors reach verdict in Cheryl Gre
• Lunch, show to benefit Harbor LAPD
• Economic hard-times mean Show's Over
• Out & About
• ASK THE LAWYER: What to do if client is lying
• North branch library starts new chapter in Redondo Beach
• Halloween fire sale to aid Torrance school district
• School Notebook
• Hawthorne academy gets blue ribbon
• Manhattan Beach: Best Playdate Ever scheduled
• Torrance: Kids' bubble gum blast Wednesday
• South Bay: Wildlife rescue center features tours
• Preservationist to give talk on Leuzinger High
• Lawndale school district saves taxpayers $2.2 million
• Manhattan Beach woman honored as parent volunteer
• Lawndale residents offered fruit, vegetable gardening class
• Carson: Cisneros to kick off lecture series
• Area Briefs
• Untitled
• Museum behind the scenes tours go down an automotive memory lane
• Ladies Only
• Man, 80, found dead in Hawthorne home
• Lindsay Lohan out of jail on $300,000 bail
• Honda secures naming rights for Rose Parade
• Reunion brings back Marineland memories
• SNAKES ALIVE!
• Annual beach cleanup draws record numbers
• Harman to hold remote town hall on health care
• Eye on Congress
• Gallo guilty on suspended license charge; jury still out on murder charges
• Carson concert to benefit nonprofit theater group
• Hawthorne street construction will cause delays next week
• San Pedro man convicted in murder case
• LAX passenger traffic increases in August
• L.A. proposal would give tax credits to local firms that hire new workers
• Heal the Bay's annual Coastal Cleanup Day will be its largest ever
• Korean War memorial Lomita man helped design installed at Camp Pendleton
• Principal of new Carson-area high school has no students - yet
• RENEE MOILANEN: South Bay Bicycle Coalition trying to take the fear out of riding
• Woman bicyclist struck in Torrance
• Twins win by losing 273 pounds
• Get pets blessed next weekend
• South Bay Restaurant Closures
• Dispose of unwanted medications Saturday at selected police stations
• Dental clinic for low-income children opens in Lawndale
• TV actors to read from classics at El Camino College
• LAX cracks top ten airports in number of Twitter followers
• Military medics would qualify for 'fast-track' EMT program under Harman bill
• Hermosa Beach fundraiser to benefit migrant farm worker film
• CORRECTION: Carson housing developments
• Heat wave to hit South Bay on weekend
• Ponte Vista developers offer new scaled-back plan
• Council gives USS Iowa thumbs up
• Galaxy, Chivas players join volunteers in building Inglewood playground
• Family, friends hold car wash to raise funds for funeral for 'Mama Jeri'
• Man found after sailboat washes up near Redondo pier
• Saturday's South Bay police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• Pedestrian killed in Gardena
• CORRECTION: Croatian president's visit
• Mule and Donkey Days coming to Empty Saddle Club
• Developer Rick Caruso sounds like mayoral candidate in speech
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Carson developer Safran presses ahead with new apartment complex
• Steak added to Redondo Beach Lobster Festival menu
• Carson votes to move ahead with scultpure garden next to City Hall
• Authorities ponder $50,000 reward in Venice prom killing
• South Bay home sales rise; condos and town houses slump
• Weekend heat wave forecast to hit SoCal
• Manhattan Beach shelves proposed tax on real estate agents
• Redondo Mayor Mike Gin joins Villaraigosa in DC
• Fences come down at Centinela Valley schools
• Torrance motorcycle officer may have broken wrist in crash
• 'American Idol' hopefuls get their chance at the Forum
• Literary festival moves from UCLA to USC
• Man fatally stabbed in Hawthorne
• 'Prolific' South Bay tagger arrested at Wilmington home
• Redondo Beach assistant city manager takes Tustin job
• L.A. council to vote Friday on USS Iowa resolution
• Rancho Palos Verdes to hold final parks development workshop
• Conservancy calls for volunteers to restore Rancho Palos Verdes nature reserve
• Redondo Beach Library Foundation to hold open house at North Branch
• Man shot near Harbor City bus stop
• L.A. may ban overnight RVs in Venice over sewage issue
• New federal health care reform provisions take effect on Thursday
• Man collapses, dies on 405 Freeway
• Inglewood retires Pierce's '34'
• Port customs agents seize $79K in sunglasses
• County looks to widen ban on plastic foam products
• Redondo High teacher pleads guilty to lewd conduct charge
• County agrees to purchase $45.4M worth of hospital equipment
• County delays decision on health standards for lunch trucks
• Former Councilman Ben Traina selected to take the late Tim King's spot
• Torrance police cite 42 in traffic sting
• Hyams named assistant chief of operations for LAWA police force
• MAKING A DIFFERENCE: Local volunteers needed
• Disbarred L.A. lawyer released after serving 18 months for contempt
• <FONT color="darkred">WANTED:</font> Reward offered in post-prom slaying
• New Redondo Beach groups announce support for Measure G
• <FONT color="darkred">WANTED:</font> Woman's drive-by killer sought
• Torrance man wins Commerce Casino poker event
• El Segundo passes budget, but needs concessions to avoid layoffs
• Defense rests in Adenhart case
• Bicyclist who struck pedestrian in Redondo Beach dies of injuries
• Hermosa Beach police grocers strike actions result in $400K lawsuit award
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Terranea to host Marineland reunion
• Coastal Cleanup Day set for Saturday
• Airport commissioners approve soundproofing for 53 homes
• President of Croatia to visit San Pedro
• CORRECTION: Audubon Society meeting, San Pedro meters
• Coroner: Man found in LAX restroom committed suicide
• Utillity guards exact locations of South Bay pipelines
• Edwards, Osorio recieve U.S. Martial Arts Hall of Fame awards
• LAUSD faces projected $1.1B deficit over next three years
• Long Beach holds lottery for medical marijuana collective permits
• Four LAX dining contracts awarded; SSP deal will be rebid
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> Seaside Lagoon permit on Redondo agenda
• Hermosa, Manhattan Beach settle with grocery workers over strike treatment
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> El Segundo considers passing budget
• Award-winning Mira Costa teacher brings history alive
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> RPV to reconsider development of 4 lots
• South Bay: Aviation history show taking off
• DEPUTIZED: Preparedness tips
• Adenhart case: Gallo appears shocked to hear crash details in taped interview
• Airport commissioners again delay contract award for utility plant
• El Segundo Police Department to reduce lobby hours
• Six South Bay cities oppose FAA airspace exansion proposal
• Tiliacos named managing director of American Airlines at LAX
• Citizens panel to vote on USS Iowa recommendation
• Torrance Marching Alliance Boosters to hold rummage sale
• L.A. leaders give port high school support
• TAKE THE KIDS: Carson celebration of print
• Actress Jamie Lee Curtis in Torrance book signing
• Manhattan Beach offers 'Star Wars' story time
• Torrance dining fundraiser aids ailing teen
• <FONT color="darkred">URGENT:</font> North Torrance manhunt in progress for su
• Cultlike group's leader hospitalized
• About Town: Sunday by Sea sails into 20th
• 3 suspects arrested in El Segundo, Manhattan Beach car burglaries
• A South Bay Show of Elegance
• Exhibit of historic photos to open at LAX Flight Path Learning Center
• Will packed Torrance classes push the learning out?
• ASK THE LAWYER: Questions about real estate short sales
• Tuesday's South Bay police log: Carson and Torrance
• South Bay: Soles4Souls needs your shoes
• Homework center opens at Torrance library
• National PTA seeks to get more men involved
• Gardena science teacher Britt Anderson wins study award
• Salvaging a Dumpsite
• Contamination limits dreams for old Carson landfills
• Plastic Eases Parking
• Will food trucks make the grade?
• Port weighs timeline for truck program
• Protesters want LAPD reined in
• Outage darkens part of Marina del Rey
• RENEE MOILANEN: Redondo Beach's Cannery Row Studios delights in the offbeat
• Medical records breached at MLK Ambulatory Care Center
• Actor Russell Brand arrested after LAX altercation with photogs
• Ethics trials for Waters, Rangel likely to be delayed until after election
• Study: For-profit hospitals do more C-sections than nonprofits in state
• Inglewood man arrested in death of 5-year-old girl at LAX-area hotel
• Man steals $6,500 Rolex watch from South Bay Galleria jewelry store
• Carson nonprofit theater group to hold yard sale fundraiser
• CORRECTION, CLARIFICATION: Retirement age in France, Rod Wright
• State, county unemployment rates rise
• Airport officials withdraw recommendations for concessions contracts
• Two men charged in Torrance house shooting
• Palos Verdes Peninsula native Chiu first to be fired on 'The Apprentice'
• Dad's sudden death may threaten Torrance student's college opportunity
• Harbor Interfaith to hold electronic waste collection event
• Redondo church features 'Blessing of the Athletes'
• Torrance to join other cities in protesting Long Beach airspace change
• Sen. Wright hit with 8 felony charges
• County sponsoring El Segundo tire recycling event
• Judge sets child visiting rules on Monica Beresford-Redman's sisters
• Suspected gang members charged with Torrance street robbery
• Man found dead in LAX restroom is ID'd
• Alpine Village presents: Heino!
• Drop in SoCal gas prices ends after 34 days
• Body on 110 Freeway may have been a suicide
• Torrance: Lamp trade-in a bright idea to save energy
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> Man killed in car-to-car shooting near H
• South Bay: Victims' families fight drunken driving
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Pride Picnic scheduled for El Nido Park in Torrance
• Adenhart case: Eyewitness testifies that minivan was going too fast to stop
• Eight apply for the late Tim King's Lomita council seat
• Two former LAX police officers file discrimination suit
• Fish and Game announces automated system for hunting, fishing licenses
• Gardena Valley Democratic Club to host breakfast
• Hawthorne denies permit for used-car dealership
• German shepherd found in Downey with no ears, covered in scars gets help
• State Supreme Court refuses to review Gardena Chamber theft case
• Hawthorne places restrictions on Hawthorne Athletic Xchange events
• San Pedro waterfront plan update to be presented
• South Bay Restaurant Closures
• College fair scheduled for parents, students in Carson
• Ban on LAX solicitors upheld
• Health and Resource Fair to be held in Torrance
• State Sen. Roderick Wright indicted on 8 felony counts
• CORRECTION: USS Iowa presentation
• Carson: Mystery death on the 110 Fwy
• Adenhart case: Stepbrother of Gallo says he persuaded him to drink more
• Rancho Palos Verdes woman awakened by intruder stroking her hair
• Nearly $1.2B in mortgage assistance to be available starting Nov. 1
• Torrance declares second moratorium on new massage parlors
• Torrance permit center is over budget and behind schedule
• SOUTH BAY HISTORY: Augustus W. Timms
• Lower revenues force $5.5M in budget cuts 3 months into Torrance's fiscal year
• 2 men arrested after allegedly opening fire on Torrance house
• Former El Camino College trustee Gerald Hilby dies at 81
• South Bay/Harbor Pet of the Week
• Lawndale woman leads police on long-distance chase
• Dog walk will benefit rescue groups
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Facebook page posts photos of scary pets
• County approves Villa Venetia renovation in Marina del Rey
• Long Beach Aquarium's beloved otter dies
• Pancreatic cancer group's campaign features Patrick Swayze's widow
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> Suicide suspected in LAX restroom death
• Beach Cities Health District launches parenting database
• State refuses to hear theft case of convicted Gardena Chamber exec
• CORRECTION: Point Fermin Marine Science Magnet caption
• Gates Foundation partners with UCLA for 8 films
• L.A. Ethics Commission bans gifts to elected city officials
• <FONT color="darkred">THIS JUST IN:</font> Lawndale man accused in machete dea
• San Bruno explosion raises questions about San Pedro butane facility
• Alleged Lawndale tagger arrested in raid
• Father, sister of missing Lomita woman fearing the worst
• LAPD, sheriff's department unveil crime-fighting database link
• Beresford-Redman denies allegations children taught 'inappropriate behavior'
• MAKING A DIFFERENCE: Local volunteers needed
• Have a Jimi Hendrix experience at CSUDH
• WANTED: Alleged child predator flees
• WANTED: Suspected baby killer sought
• South Bay historian to give talks on Jimi Hendrix
• Ports report another increase in cargo shipments in August
• Palos Verdes Drive South stabilization work ends
• Former Breeze editor Sue Schmitt named editor at Press-Telegram
• Toyota funds scholarships for children of military personnel
• Opening statements in Adenhart case to begin this week
• Adenhart trial venue change denied
• Torrance poised to adopt massage parlor ordinance
• Carson animal shelter renovations enter final phase
• CORRECTION: Wii tournament photo
• Cheryl Green's mother testifies as penalty phase of Fajardo trial begins
• Hawthorne to vote on budget helped by cutbacks, furloughs
• Lobsterfest begins Friday in San Pedro
• Prosecutor: Defendant in Adenhart case drank heavily before crash
• LAUSD students return to school
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> Heim Bridge reopens after power failure
• South Bay API scores show improvement
• Ontario: L.A. should relinquish control of Ontario Aiport
• Hudson joint venture wins 3 retail contracts at LAX
• Wednesday's South Bay police log: El Segundo, beach cities
• El Segundo offering CERT training
• Tuesday's South Bay police log: Carson and Torrance
• Hawthorne police begin taking cost-saving furloughs
• Ontario expected to issue proposal to take control of its airport
• State cancels plan for Arbor Vitae freeway interchange in Inglewood
• Police say driver fought with officers after crash in San Pedro
• CLARIFICATION: LAX concession contract story
• 3 injured in Manhattan Beach crash
• RPV: Annenberg Project will get public hearing
• Westchester: St. Anastasia students aid needy families
• Torrance: Capitol battle keeps school funds on hold
• LAUSD teachers to protest outside newspaper
• Wilmington: Parents invited to join school advisory councils
• TAKE THE KIDS: Learning can be sweet in Torrance
• Carson program shares a California heritage
• School Briefs
• Get dancing with Boots & Bows
• Gas prices drop for 31st straight day
• Out & About
• <FONT color="darkred">URGENT:</font> Radisich quits harbor board
• Will Gardena High educational changes pass test?
• ASK THE LAWYER: Suing the 'other woman,' support obligations, and who gets the dog
• K-9 program returns after absence
• UCLA, USC teams to be honored by Obama
• A Voyager Ventures from Redondo Beach
• Torrance looks for ways to mark the city's 100-year milestone
• Compton college on the mend
• New L.A. court puts focus on veterans
• 100 years ago LAPD women led way
• An interfaith lesson in Islam
• Torrance 12-year-old a world-class yo-yo talent
• Congressional candidate Parker speaks at Carson town hall
• Man gets 31 years in Gardena robbery, sexual assault
• Torrance school board extends superintendent's contract
• Environmental Charter opens new middle school
• Kulcsar ordered to stand trial for 1985 murder
• Prader-Willi group wins $30,000 grant
• LAX Theme Building lights to commemorate 9-11 anniversary
• CORRECTION: Lomita 9-11 event
• First responders commemorate 9-11 at Dodger Stadium event
• Pastor's plan to read from Quran gets positive and negative reactions
• Sisters of slain woman fire back at in-laws in Beresford-Redman case
• Wildlife experts see increase in abandoned pet turtles
• CORRECTION: 9/11 event
• Federal court declares Hermosa Beach tattoo parlor ban unconstitutional
• LAX to turn on red, white and blue lights for 9-11
• Fire, police officials commemorate 9-11 in L.A.
• ACLU sues over public school fees
• RENEE MOILANEN: Public agenices trying to get the hang of social networking sites
• Saturday's South Bay police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• Man shot in Inglewood attack dies 3 days later
• Carson pastor arrested on suspicion of sexual assault
• DUI CHECKPOINTS: Local results
• South Bay clergy support Muslims in Quran burning flap
• Friday's police log: Lomita and the Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Traffic deaths and injuries fall to 60-year low nationwide
• LAUSD board member Vladovic to run for second term
• Stan Chambers to speak at Torrance library
• Edison now giving online estimates on electric car power costs
• Gasoline prices in county continue to fall
• Lomita council will appoint replacement for Tim King
• Airport commissioners delay decision on LAX utility plant contract
• Redondo Beach RV parking ordinance nearing adoption
• South Bay Restaurant Closures
• Raytheon wins contract to outfit county sheriff's deputies with computers
• 4 local schools earn prestigious Blue Ribbon honors
• Congressional candidate Parker to hold town hall meeting in Carson
• <FONT color="darkred">BREAKING NEWS:</font> Fajardo guilty on all counts in Ch
• Carson decision to educate voters on sales tax measure draws fire
• 'Green' agency PortTechLA to hold its first conference
• South Bay cities to hold ceremonies marking 9-11 attacks
• Conflict-of-interest charges scramble LAX concessions contracts
• Filming
• Local firms would get preference under proposed L.A. ordinance
• Man fires gun inside Culver City apartment; gas used to flush him out
• SOUTH BAY HISTORY: Vetter Windmill
• Police dogs to be trained in Torrance
• Collie is finalist in rescued pets contest
• Kids to step up for San Pedro `Nutcracker' roles
• South Bay Pet of the Week
• Villaraigosa aide named to L.A. harbor commission
• Homicide detectives look into Lomita woman's disappearance
• WANTED: Police target suspected thief
• WANTED: Man sought in L.A. killing
• 33 charged in immigration protests
• Wednesday's South Bay police log: El Segundo, beach cities
• San Pedro restaurant host dies in Tulare traffic crash
• County officials look to donate beach-cleaning machine to Gulf cleanup
• Hermosa Beach man sets world record for running on sand
• Memorial service for cartoonist Paul Conrad set for Saturday
• <FONT color="darkred">VERDICT JUST IN:</font> Marymount College loses ballot i
• Health officials continue to encourage whooping cough vaccinations
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• CHP reports no L.A. County traffic fatalities over Labor Day weekend
• Mira Costa High searched after backpack with matches, lighter fluid found
• CORRECTIONS: Psylocybin, USS Iowa website
• Manhattan Beach's Police, Fire departments to hold open house
• DWP rate adjustments should save customers 11 cents a month
• San Pedro City Ballet to hold auditions for 'The Nutcracker'
• Medical marijuana clinic operators appeal for more outlets
• Gas prices fall for 25th straight day
• Supervisors seek to replace county's voting system
• South Bay high school football turf wars kick off
• Lomita man 'happy to be alive' after surviving deadly infection
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> Thai plane departs LAX after bomb threat
• New sheriff's station opens in Athens
• Boston Dawna, Venice Beach's Batman, is hanging up her cape
• Harbor commission postpones meeting on USS Iowa berth in SP until October
• Cool Labor Day keeps many away from South Bay beaches
• State EAP school results show some improvement
• SS Lane Victory overcame port objections to become waterfront staple
• Torrance: Ascension Lutheran celebrating 50 years
• Report: Infant whooping cough deaths lacked swift diagnosis
• Docents sought for Point Vicente Center
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> Redondo to consider RV parking rules
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> RPV to discuss charter, airspace changes
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> Lawndale explores hiring city manager
• ASK THE LAWYER: Nosy neighbor with binoculars may not be committing a crime
• Tuesday police log: Torrance, Carson
• DEPUTIZED: Tips on school and traffic safety
• Alpine Village set to jump on food-truck trend
• My Turn: Motorcycles are about more than just renegades
• Fatal police shooting in L.A. assailed
• LA BioMed researcher finds 'magic mushrooms' ease cancer fears
• Palos Verdes Peninsula native is 'Apprentice' contestant
• Tips on reducing unsolicited mail
• Botanic Garden ends summer with song
• The Freshman: Trading Manhattan Beach's palm trees for Harvard's ivy
• Child abuse reports rise 10% in L.A. County
• School Notebook
• FAA plan hits turbulence in South Bay
• Future hiring will mainly benefit the highly skilled
• Vincent Thomas Bridge will be closed for race
• Hawthorne girl dies in rollover; family is injured
• Carson center aids retired, disabled hit hard by economy
• Concours gears up for Germanfest and Granatelli
• Hawthorne solar plan puts sun to work
• L.A. artists fight to save murals
• L.A. unions struggle in budget woes
• Carson redevelopment funds in one pot?
• Are tickets over the line?
• El Segundo battles over fiscal solutions
• RPV cartoonist wielded a sharp wit
• Ph.D. publicist is in tune with classical music
• Q: Gas station site
• UTLA head's tenure has been filled with challenges
• Longtime owner of The Bull Pen in Redondo Beach dies
• Redrawn boundaries cut homeowners out of LAX soundproofing program
• Wii championships begin in Redondo Beach
• Baca: Almost all pot clinics are criminal enterprises
• Federal program results in deportation of illegal aliens with criminal records
• Protest over proposed LAX utility plant contract rejected
• Zipcar auto rental program comes to LMU
• Adenhart judge allows jury to consider defendant's statements to police
• Carson man convicted of manslaughter for Orange County accident
• Police plan Labor Day presence, checkpoints
• County warns RV owners of penalties for public waste dumping
• CORRECTION: Police union embezzlement case
• Man faces potential life sentence in foreclosure scam
• Burglars posed as utility workers at two Torrance homes
• Overcall crime down again in Los Angeles
• Thieves targeting Hondas, Acuras in Torrance
• 'Parent Trap' gets free outdoor screening in Westchester
• Man gets death sentence for Harbor Gateway killings
• Regional planning board scales back greenhouse gas reduction targets
• Fiesta Hermosa returns to Hermosa Beach
• Demand expected to remain high at local food banks
• Saturday's South Bay police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• LAUSD to negotiate with teachers on evaluations
• RENEE MOILANEN: Loss of Don Kott Ford, Ken Crane's hurts more than just tax base
• Judge to hold preliminary trial on will of RPV woman slain in Mexico
• Gas prices fall in time for Labor Day Weekend
• Kids get up-close look at wolf puppies in San Pedro
• Prep football season is here!
• Nonprofit helps local kids get ready for school
• LAX official announces resignation
• DA opens probe into residency of Hermosa Beach Councilman Bobko
• Cabrillo Marine Aquarium is recruiting Sea Rangers
• Friday's police log: Lomita, the Peninsula
• RPV producer's parents want visits by slain woman's sisters to be monitored
• Many home kitchens would flunk health inspection, study finds
• Harman, others in Congress got richer in '09
• SOUTH BAY HISTORY: Club Gunga Din
• L.A. joins global night to aid fashion world
• South Bay/Harbor Pet of the Week
• Apple app helps lost pets get home
• Hawthorne: Help foster pets awaiting adoption
• Former PVE officer charged with stealing $19,000 from colleagues
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Redondo Beach man sentenced to 8 years for sexual assault
• Man gets 12 years for rape in Torrance Jiffy Lube case
• Crash injures 3, closes Torrance intersection for 2 hours
• Westchester High to lose bus service due to LAUSD cuts
• Renowned artworks found in Redondo Beach church
• Study: Number of illegal immigrants drops for first time in two decades
• South Bay Restaurant Closures
• Judge won't allow evidence that Adenart driver may have been drinking
• SoCal goverment agency backs returning control of airport to Ontario
• Hermosa Beach Police Dept. seeks accreditation
• Sweet & Hot Musical Festival at Airport Marriott
• DUI checkpoints for Labor Day weekend
• Suspect arrested in Lomita for 3 pot murders is charged
• Annual fashion show to benefit LAPD's Harbor Division
• Conquer the Bridge run returns to Vincent Thomas Bridge
• LAUSD adopts stricter rules governing charter schools
• WANTED: Clues needed in 15-year-old's killing
• Legal battle between police officer, Hermosa Beach ends in settlement
• WANTED: Leads sought in Hollywood stabbing
• Crash knocks out power to Wilmington homes
• State rejects plastic bag ban
• Barker, animal activists urge Costco to stop selling veal
• Report: County has failed to disclose information on deaths of foster children
• UCLA data shows increase in diabetes, obesity in state
• Redondo Beach lobster festival tickets now on sale
• South Bay Workforce Investment Board offers 'green' training
• Gundry named new county schools chief
• CORRECTIONS: Torrance Woman's Club luncheon, photo credit
• County settles lawsuit in Lennox police shooting for $750,000
• Del Amo Fashion Center owners announce $200M upgrade
• Destructive pest found in pineapple shipment at L.A./LB ports
• Class sizes up on first day of school
• Gardena pair held after alleged assault on female parking officer in Inglewood
• Second lawsuit filed over wording of Marymount College ballot arguments
• South Bay college campuses bursting at the seams
• Manhattan Beach's last independent pharmacy closes
• Torrance police arrest 10 in crackdown on swap meet counterfeit goods
• Suspect in West Hollywood triple murder arrested in Lomita
• Redondo Beach scout attains Eagle rank
• Wednesday's South Bay police log: El Segundo, beach cities
• Alaska flight returns to LAX after hitting bird
• Lomita councilman Tim King dies at 60
• Giant blue whales showing in record numbers
• Man arrested for hanging illegal billboards near LAX entrance
• Student charged in death of Marymount professor to be tried as an adult
• Two children under 5 found abandoned in Inglewood apartment complex
• Residents should use number for new sheriff's station in Athens area
• County looks to publicize discount prescription drug program
• Defense asks state high court for venue change in Adenhart case
• Port of L.A. will delay immediate ban enforcement in Clean Trucks Program
• How to donate used hearing aids
• This week's South Bay road projects
• Fire department offers volunteer training
• How to dispose of old medicines
• Redondo council meetins replay on cable
• Chabad sues widow over alleged $17.5M pledge
• South Bay schools ready to welcome students back
• Hermosa Beach resident captures Catalina Classic
• Registration opens for pier-walk fundraiser
• Rave promoter sues L.A. over canceled show
• Bill to ease transfers to 4-year colleges
• Out & About
• LMU gets $100K grant to aid reading skills
• School Briefs
• Manhattan Beach school district join Twitter
• New members sought for photography group
• Fun for whole family at Fiesta Hermosa
• A Dancing Feat
• Manhattan Beach: Wondertree Kids will paint faces
• Teen shooting suspect arrested after Hawthorne standoff
• Gasoline prices fall ahead of Labor Day weekend
• Deal ends Rolling Hills landslide dispute
• <FONT color="darkred">BUSTED:</font> 5 South Bay businesses cited for selling
• 'Modern Family,' 'Mad Men' take top Emmys
• ASK THE LAWYER: Sexual harassment claims
• Car burglary suspect arrested after Redondo Beach chase
• El Segundo police give residents an update
• Out & About
• California poker bill raises stakes
• Pedigreed homes are going unsold
• `Artscape' is perfect fit for San Pedro neighborhood
• It's an economy to build on
• Realtors object to business tax
• `Marine highway' plan seeks to reduce freeway gridlock, cut pollution
• 'Parade of Planes' at Hawthorne Airport
• Negotiations stall between clerical workers and port shippers
• Mexicana Airlines ceases operations
• Lawndale man wielding realistic toy pistol narrowly avoids being shot
• Suspected gang member arrested in 10-hour San Pedro standoff
• Inglewood fortune-teller gets 30 years for rape
• Listeria bacteria found in raw milk cheese
• Gasoline prices continue to fall in county
• Aviation group may be able to help reduce Torrance helicopter noise
• Pilots report more laser strikes around LAX than at any other airport
• CORRECTION: Carousel housing tract
• Friday's South Bay police log: Lomita, Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Vons donates $1.1M to L.A. County schools
• National Wii finals coming to Redondo Beach
• <FONT color="darkred">VERDICT:</font> Gang member guilty of trying to kill Gar
• Manhattan Beach will pursue plastic bag ban regardless of bill's outcome
• Saturday's South Bay police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• Special-needs children get surfing lessons
• RENEE MOILANEN: Shaking the only-child stigma isn't easy
• Marymount sues Rancho Palos Verdes council over ballot statements
• Lawndale gardener charged in machete slaying
• <FONT color="darkred">BREAKING NEWS:</font> San Pedro residents evacuated duri
• Clean Truck Program ruling to be appealed
• Judge rules Port of L.A. can fully implement Clean Trucks Program
• Police conduct countywide sweep of parolees with guns
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• L.A. councilman to probe Venice-RV battles
• Torrance 13-year-olds roll <br>to Babe Ruth World Series title
• CHECKPOINT: Stops in Hawthorne, Redondo Beach, Torrance
• Only 41 of L.A.'s 169 applicants meet medical marijuana clinic standards
• Lawndale machete slaying victim identified
• Cortines: 30% of LAUSD teacher's evaluation should be based on test scores
• Health officials praise bill allowing higher Medi-Cal rate at new hospital
• Torrance art gallery seeks submissions for Gardena Willows benefit
• Torrance to repave parking lots at Wilson Park
• Heat wave is cooling off
• Proposed South Bay transit center near LAX gets $1.45M grant
• Anthem Blue Cross gets 14% rate hike
• CHECKPOINT: Gardena
• SOUTH BAY HISTORY: Terminal Island's `Big House'
• CORRECTIONS: High school exit exams, high-efficiency toilets
• South Bay Pet of the Week
• LAUSD drops policy of assigning teachers by race
• Hermosa Beach: Musical evening to aid animal fund
• Cortines delivers final 'back to school' address as LAUSD head
• RHE: Collies to compete at `puppy match'
• Lawndale man kills one, seriously injures another in machete attack
• El Segundo: Take a ride over to annual car show
• EPA sets three-mile limit for cruise and cargo ship dumping
• WANTED: Police hunt for burglary suspects
• WANTED: Detectives search for phone store robber
• Gardena: Police checkpoint tonight
• ACLU battles planned use of heat beam on inmates
• LAX passenger traffic rises slightly in July
• Jury deciding fate of reputed gang member in Cheryl Green killing
• Losing bidder files protest over LAX central utility plant contract
• South Bay Restaurant Closures
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Culver City to hold Fiesta La Ballona
• Torrance approves start-up loan for new visitors bureau
• Sing along to 'Mary Poppins' at Palos Verdes Library event
• Police seeking information on Hermosa Beach assault
• Lomita councilman Tim King has terminal illness
• Health officials kick off anti-smoking/obesity campaign
• Sewage incident escalates Venice RV parking war
• MAKING A DIFFERENCE: Local volunteers needed
• WANTED: Police seek tips to find purse snatcher
• Wednesday's South Bay police log: El Segundo, beach cities
• County raises Measure B property tax to cover health care deficit
• Gardena man who shot short-cutting teen in yard gets year in prison
• Inspectors seize, destroy 200 pounds of fresh dates at LAX
• Water agency recieves federal funding for low-flow toilet program
• County schools superintendent Robles to retire
• EPA bans big ships from dumping sewage near California coast
• State board recommends Gardena High, 8 others for grant program
• FBI, LAPD arrest 29 alleged L.A. gang members
• CORRECTIONS: Watering schedule, Cara Furman, Aug. 17 homicide
• Excessive heat warning blankets L.A. County
• South Bay, state home sales fall in July
• Tips to keep pets cool in hot weather
• Torrance resident's AmeriCorps work takes him to areas hit by Katrina
• Illegal sewage prompts removal of RV's from Venice streets
• California misses out on 'Race to the Top' funds
• SoCal gas prices begin to drop
• County, South Bay assessed property values drop
• South Bay high school exit exam results mostly positive
• Suspect arrested in fatal Lawndale machete attack that injured another
• Details of dispute leading to Torrance murder-suicide emerge
• Carson car, bike show to offer free back-to-school gifts
• Some vets not taking L.A. vouchers for spay-and-neuter due to non-payment
• $5,000 reward in fatal pot dispensary stabbing
• UTLA head ready to take another look at teacher evaluations
• It's gonna be a hot one!
• Police: Torrance murder-suicide arose from noise dispute
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> Marina del Rey development forum
• Hawthorne to hold hearing on new budget
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> Redondo to focus on Seaside Lagoon
• Redondo, Manhattan Beach schools step up anti-drug efforts
• Several South Bay councils on summer break
• Man at center of lawsuit gets 4 years in fatal drunk driving crash
• Aquarium is looking for tour guides
• DEPUTIZED: Tips on pedestrian safety
• Wilmington man sentenced to 96 years for rapes of Long Beach, Wilmington girls
• ASK THE LAWYER: What is the legal definition of obscenity?
• Hermosa Beach arson investigator charged in bar gun incident
• Port of L.A. seeks consultant to study USS Iowa feasibility
• Tuesday's South Bay police log: Carson and Torrance
• 15-year-old suspect arrested in Rancho Dominguez murder
• Report: Nearly one-third of county's residents lack health insurance
• Villaraigosa signs water conservation measure
• CORRECTION: California public school funding
• Man fatally shot at Torrance apartment complex
• Teens sought for RB library council
• Redondo Beach does about face on Facebook
• Developer faulted in Carson contamination
• Dad's 24-hour beach race will aid Hermosa schools
• Kentucky Derby theme party a winner for Volunteer Center
• L.A. to unveil $578 million school, costliest in nation
• Protesters go topless in Venice
• Illness keeps lawmaker out for months
• Parolee captured after Wilmington chase
• San Pedro gang member fires shotgun at rivals
• 80 arrested at L.A. Sports Arena rave party
• Improve your soil with these composting tips
• El Camino plans new-student orientation
• Port of L.A. High gets engineering grant
• Harbor Gateway plans Back to School Safety Festival
• Sidewalk Chalk Contest Sunday in San Pedro
• Torrance to screen animated 'Cars' movie
• Garden calls for volunteers
• Q: Medicine disposal
• Out & About
• MTA fare-evasion fight stalls at gate
• Wiseburn schools close learning gap
• All-female class climbs utility pole of success
• PVP school district's new land use annoys neighbors
• Flugtag soars on inventive silliness
• Authorities seize 21,000 counterfeit jeans at Port of L.A.
• Harbor College awarded grant to continue program for students with disabilities
• CLARIFICATION: South Coast Botanic Garden
• Police release new sketch of Hermosa Beach jewelry store robbery suspect
• Unemployment rates rise in July for L.A. county, city
• Henry to run for president of UTLA
• Healthy Families program looks to enroll more children
• Flugtag takes flight, maybe, in Long Beach on Saturday
• Old-school Amalfitano Bakery opens in San Pedro
• Hawthorne charter school off to an early start
• Appeals court rejects change of venue for Adenhart trial
• Interfaith blessing of bikes to be held Saturday
• Dodgers going to the dogs ... literally
• Check out a human book at PV library
• DUI crackdown begins today
• Friday's South Bay police log: Lomita, Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Suspected El Segundo flasher sentenced to one year
• Gardena Jazz Festival to blow through town Sunday
• Harbor commission awards high school maritime education program to ITEP
• L.A. planners to hold meetings on Marina del Rey land-use issues
• L.A. officials issue warnings on illegal trash dumping
• Bandini Canyon Trail Park unveiled in San Pedro
• Corrosion, fatigue concerns prompt closure of 2 Marina del Rey piers
• Harbor commission: Knoll Hill Little League fields can stay indefinitely
• Suspect in Culver City bank robbery arrested
• ShareFest camp at CSUDH benfits low-income children
• Gasoline prices heading back down
• New leader for South Bay Botanic Garden
• Driver arrested after high-speed pursuit
• Dedicated members ensure that Torrance Aquacade flourishes
• Saturday's South Bay police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• Teens arrested in Long Beach for string of gym thefts
• RENEE MOILANEN: Opportunities for children's activities limited when both parents work
• Port recognized for efforts to reduce greenouse gas emissions
• LAUSD to hold open house for first virtual high school
• Palos Verdes Library offers 'Living Library' program
• Torrance will require some new hires to pay retirement contributions
• South Bay Restaurant Closures
• Redondo Beach to house patches of distinction
• L.A. fines up for illegal trash dumping
• Wilmington jewelry store owner fatally shoots robbery suspect, wounds 1
• SOUTH BAY HISTORY: Hawthorne's Chris Montez toured with the Beatles
• Motorcyclist fleeing police killed near Gardena
• Torrance: Pomeranian takes Best in Show award
• Lomita canine obedience classes to start soon
• South Bay Pet of the Week
• Foundation to hold Jet to Jetty race in Westchester
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Judge denies pleas for leniency for man in Gardena shaken-baby death
• Advanced pot growing operation discovered in Lawndale home
• Redondo Beach planners to hold hearing on wireless changes
• Hawthorne intersection to be closed through weekend
• Luke Walton hoops it up with Torrance camp kids
• Man in 1989 drive-in slaying gets two life terms plus 37 years
• CSUDH receives recognition for diversity of degree recipients
• LAX crime drops 6% in first half of 2010
• Torrance restaurant will hold fundraiser for Cheetah group
• County will not issue same-sex marriage licenses this week
• MAKING A DIFFERENCE: Local volunteers needed
• Body found off Catalina is that of missing Newport Beach man
• ACLU sues for information on former Hawthorne man's detention
• CORRECTION: South Bay school test scores graphic
• El Segundo to merge fire department 'only as a last resort'
• Police: Most illegal marijuana dispensaries have vanished since June law
• LAX officials: Don't jump to conclusions about police 'goofing off'
• Vallejo proposal for USS Iowa still alive
• Court refuses to hear case of 3 men convicted in Carson minimart killings
• Flugtag: 'More falling than actual flying'
• UPDATED: Woman wanted for stealing millions from Long Beach stroke victim surrenders
• Defendant says killing of Ash was a group decision
• Man, 24, shot to death in Carson
• Blown transformer knocks out power in Marina del Rey
• Supervisors OK $7.9M for probation hirings
• Windows shot out at 5 Manhattan Beach businesses
• 35 catalytic converter thefts hit Torrance, Redondo Beach
• American flight makes emergency landing at LAX
• WANTED: Innocent man's killer still free
• El Segundo looking at fire operations merger
• WANTED: Double killing remains unsolved
• Torrance eyes cuts to retirement contribution for new employees
• UPDATED: Man's death at El Dorado Park possible murder-suicide
• Rancho Palos Verdes councilmembers concentrate on crises
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> El Segundo to discuss fire operations me
• Rancho Palos Verdes' Gabriella Holt named to County Board of Education
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> Retirement contribution on Torrance agen
• Mayor pledges to boost LA's bikeways
• <FONT color="darkred">TONIGHT:</font> RPV council in crisis workshop
• Car-wash owning brothers get prison time, must pay wages in 'landmark' plea deal
• Body of missing boat captain recovered
• Gardena police officer gives emotional testimony in trial of his alleged shooter
• Man, 75, killed in Torrance crash
• Most South Bay schools boosting English, math test scores
• DEPUTIZED: More mystery shopping tips
• 3 teens arrested as Hawthorne arson suspects
• A car accident here will cost you
• JOHN BOGERT: End to H1N1 flu scare brings barely a sneeze
• Woman wanted for stealing millions from stroke victim surrenders
• Three teens arrested in Hawthorne arson
• $10,000 reward offered in hit-run death
• Victim of fatal Rancho Palos Verdes crash identified
• Gambol files conflict-of-interest charges against harbor commission
• Jury finds for LA, Harbor Department in discrimination case
• Torrance parks commission honors four residents
• Hermosa Beach expanding emergency communications system
• Torrance Woman's Club awards scholarships
• <FONT color="darkred">THIS JUST IN:</font> 2 teens thwarted in San Pedro break
• L.A. Mayor peddles bike safety after accident
• Overturned truck blocks traffic on Hawthorne Blvd.
• Man, 86, killed in RPV crash ID'd
• UPDATED: Man's death at El Dorado Park possible murder-suicide
• Camp SummerFest fundraiser set
• Ask the Lawyer: Questions about drivers licenses for minors
• Q: Courthouse furloughs
• Torrance dog show draws all breeds
• Man's death at El Dorado Park possible murder-suicide
• Comedy duo presents children's show in PVP
• How to donate items to Coats for Cubs
• Redondo's Chalk Art Festival is Saturday on the pier
• This week's South Bay road work
• Grocer seeks `Shop for Schools' partners
• Out & About
• Taste at the Beach to aid campus libraries
• Learn to avoid blowups
• Deputies seek witnesses in man's fatal shooting
• A land full of choices
• Man killed in crash on Palos Verdes Drive South
• $5.5M settlement reached in Redondo Beach cheerleader's injury
• Man fires into Gardena crowd, injuring 1
• Out & About
• Work starts on San Pedro blufftop park
• Lack of greenbacks stalls greener L.A.
• Election gives some a perk for life
• Colleges embrace online education
• Virtual K-12 campus is LAUSD plan
• South Bay cities disclose officials' pay
• Defiant Waters disputes ethics charges
• L.A. firefighters say lives are in danger due to staff cuts
• Union members hold job rally at L.A. City Hall
• Judge's preliminary ruling: Scottsdale residents should decide control
• Man suspected of trying to blackmail Hermosa Beach woman into having sex
• AVP cancels remainder of beach volleyball season
• County offices in Norwalk expect flood of same-sex couples next Wednesday
• Judge refuses to reduce charges in Adenhart case
• Gasoline prices continue to rise
• Carson Boys & Girls Club to stage talent showcase
• Free Playa Vista-Marina summer beach shuttle extended through Labor Day
• Court rejects pension vote block by Hermosa Beach first-responders unions
• Robinson Helicopter founder retires
• Non-emergency Redondo Beach city phones out of service on Friday
• Four more women report assaults by 'witch doctor' in Gardena
• Emirates Airline to launch second nonstop LAX-to-Dubai flight
• PUC to extend rate discounts to businesses served by Edison
• Area teen gets 255 years to life in revenge killing
• Airport commissioner Nazarian resigns
• Pregnant bicyclist killed by hit-run driver in Gardena
• Police seek help in North Long Beach sexual assaults
• DUI CHECKPOINT: Redondo Beach
• Patients left in lurch with abrupt closing of La Vida Medical Group
• Defendant's lawyer in Adenhart case says he did not intend to drive drunk
• Prosecutor: Carson man shot officer to avoid prison for having gun
• Constituents still hold Maxine Waters in high esteem despite ethics charges
• Officials hope to extend temp jobs program
• Hawthorne mayor pleads not guilty in mixer theft case
• Man in serious condition after nearly drowning in Wilmington
• Fake nursing school to pay students $500,000
• High schools must follow new safety standards for metal bats
• Rolling Hills Estates wants school district to use caution on Peninsula High lights
• LAX's reopened Theme Building observation deck proves popular
• Shirley Jones to perform at Marina del Rey concert series finale
• South Bay Restaurant Closures
• El Camino gallery to spotlight artworks of two former instructors
• Obama flying into LAX Monday for fundraising
• CORRECTION: Illicit dog beach
• Rolling Hills Estates foundation to hold annual 'Hills Are Alive' run
• Tensions flare at LAX concessions contracts meeting
• Italian Catholic Federation in San Pedro to celebrate anniversary
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Friday's South Bay police log: Lomita, Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Trial begins for accused murderer of Cheryl Green
• SoCal gas prices keep climbing
• Redondo Beach will give residents a harbor zoning vote on Nov. 2 ballot
• 1 hurt in 405 Fwy accident in Mar Vista
• Man known as 'witch doctor' charged with sexual battery
• The first day of Ramadan
• Police, fire unions sue Hermosa Beach over retirement benefits reductions
• South Bay Pet of the Week
• Hermosa Beach approves mural plan for parking garage wall
• Thursday's Police Log: San Pedro, Wilmington, Harbor City
• Torrance names its new park
• SOUTH BAY HISTORY: Wartime shipbuilder's legacy survives
• South Bay Kennel Club plans dog show
• Delta jet returns to LAX after engine ingests bird during take-off
• Lomita VFW Post to hold flag retirement ceremony
• Baby girl is fourth 'safe surrender' in L.A. County this year
• L.A. councilman seeks study on runway moves
• Local lifeguards win honors at championships
• Construction begins on San Pedro family center
• SP neighborhood group votes to bring USS Iowa to port
• MAKING A DIFFERENCE: Local volunteers needed
• South Bay: Open auditions for young actors
• Three Long Beach Boeing workers file charges against union over strike
• Wednesday's South Bay police log: El Segundo, beach cities
• L.A. council makes bid to assert more control over DWP
• Trutanich asks for more time to examine LAX concessions bidding process
• Redondo Beach Power of Art show to be held 2 months early
• South Bay officials welcome passage of jobs bill
• L.A. OKs 3-day water rationing
• El Camino trustee's continued stipend while absent questioned
• L.A.-Long Beach region gets $69M homeland security grant
• L.A. controller says city wasted $855K on GPS systems
• Alaska's move to Terminal 6 to begin revamp of LAX domestic terminals
• Gunman fires on 2 people in Hermosa
• Gardena to weigh Walgreens request to sell alcoholic beverages
• Belasco Theatre Company to hold auditions for prospective students
• LAX plan to shift northern runway causes turbulence
• WANTED: Tattooed husband charged with murder
• Peninsula landfill dog park plan curbed
• Lawndale resident selected Future Chef by Le Cordon Bleu
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> Woman held in fatal Wilmington stabbing
• United States Youth Volleyball League Fall Registration Open… Get in Now!!!
• Centinela Valley school district withdraws objection to Redondo Beach hotel project
• Carson invites residents to comment on Redevelopment Agency plans
• Man arrested in Hawthorne stabbing
• El Segundo tax preparer gets 2 years for fraud
• Waters denies violating House ethics rules; charges detailed
• Harbor commission approves $1.1B plan to replace Desmond Bridge
• Torrance-born Green Beret killed in Afghanistan, buried next to grandfather
• Redondo Beach man becomes the world's greatest Tetris player
• Workers repair Sand Dune Park fence torn down by vandals
• Retired astronaut to discuss NASA missions
• 3 locals join Teach for America
• Women hurt as car overturns in Inglewood DMV lot
• Hawthorne on-ramp closed during police chase
• House ethics panel outlines charges against Maxine Waters
• <FONT color="darkred">UPDATED:</font> 2 men killed in Gardena crash
• ASK THE LAWYER: Websites offer guides to keeping divorce costs low
• Rolling Hills Estates offers sports camps for kids
• L.A., Long Beach to share $55M Homeland Security grant
• Early-morning crashes hurt 7 on northbound 405 Freeway
• Court upholds death penalty for killer of officer Martin Ganz
• Out & About
• ASK THE LAWYER: Can house down payment be retrieved now that husband is losing job?
• The Associates event takes diners to the Casbah
• Search for missing boater suspended
• White sharks in Southern California waters may not be so rare
• Missing boater sought off Catalina
• Torrance neighborhood presses for heroes park
• Tips on recycling plastic bottles and silica gel
• RHE council to weigh response to football lights plan
• This week's South Bay road projects
• Hermosa Beach's Ragin Cajun turns up heat on TV
• SoCal gas prices on rise ... again
• Couple makes life a treat for pets
• Family fun: Tour wetlands at Cabrillo Beach
• Rancho Adobe Museum hosts Ice Cream Social
• Summer, the season for fun in 1950s Hermosa
• Eye on Congress
• Vote set on new Gerald Desmond harbor bridge
• Four saved after boat catches fire at sea
• Benefits padded Bell officials' pay
• Man wounded in San Pedro drive-by
• Gardena fires send 9 to hospital
• L.A. mayor bulks up the office
• School gives chase to chronic dropouts
• Centinela puts e-classes to the test
• Mayor's new event program dictate triggers new Carson council kerfuffle
• Hermosa Beach church pioneers use of solar power
• Who's the highest-paid public official in the city of L.A.?
• Police arrest two suspects in Gardena tobacco shop robbery
• Crenshaw Blvd. construction to cause delays in Hawthorne
• Rep. Waters claims innocence, but can't discuss ethics charges
• Public comment invited at accreditation panel for Hermosa Beach police
• Housing Rights Center to hold workshop in Marina del Rey
• Jury finds Grahlman guilty in Manhattan Beach sexual assault case
• Marymount spent $543,000 to get expansion initiative on ballot
• Wilson Park pond renovation nears completion
• Taste in San Pedro may change locations next year
• Boeing's El Segundo division wins $600 million satellite contract
• California United Terminals moving to Port of L.A. from Long Beach
• Saturday's South Bay police log: Hawthorne, Lawndale and Gardena
• Port of L.A. will examine USS Iowa proposal
• RENEE MOILANEN: Memorial service reminds us that we don't always get one more moment
• Consulting firm disputes conflict of interest in LAX concessions bidding
• Manhattan Beach police holding blood drive today for ailing officer
• Health costs rise for Torrance teachers as a result of layoff fears
• Maxine Waters says she's innocent, wants charges made public
• UPDATED: Man remains barricaded in Torrance house after shooting at van
• Friday's South Bay police log: Lomita, Palos Verdes Peninsula
• Narbonne High students knit scarves for homeless women
• Feds seek owner of exotic pet stores on charges of smuggling piranhas
• Port still seeking new developer for Ports O' Call, other properties
• Suspect arrested for allegedly breaking into Hermosa Beach homes
• Teenage boys suspected of trying to burglarize Rancho Palos Verdes home
• Rancho Palos Verdes seeks to fill finance committee vacancy
• Jury hears closing arguments in Manhattan Beach sexual assault case
• Rancho Palos Verdes approves draft language for proposed city charter
• Hermosa Beach to hold First Thursday event
• Manhattan Beach underground utility work timelines set
• South Bay same-sex couples pleased with judge's Prop. 8 decision
• Carson looks to raise sales tax to make up for budget shortfall
• South Bay Restaurant Closures
• Thursday's police log: Harbor Area
• Police release sketch of Hermosa Beach jewelry store robbery suspect
• Hermosa Beach firefighter under investigation for gun incident
• Woman gets 25 years for role in 2008 LAX employee killing
• Redondo Beach council moves toward bar on nonresident RV parking
• Hahn calls for independent review of LAX security standards
• Port of L.A. recieves EPA grant to reduce diesel emissions from cranes
• Torrance neighbors to be honored for house cleanup
• CLARIFICATION: First Thursday in San Pedro