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This video testimony from an Occupy LA general assembly details how one popular Occupy livestreamer, known as Cross Bones, was allegedly threatened with arrest by an LAPD officer who was conducting a traffic stop. more › More here: Video: Occupy LA Livestreamer Threatened With Arrest for Recording LAPD Traffic Stop
Hoffy has unleashed a double meat package of convenience, honoring L.A.’s official hot dog – the bacon-wrapped frank. One pack of Hoffy Bacon Wrapped Hot Dogs rewards you with eight pre-packaged franks bundled in bacon. more › Continue reading here: Bad Eating Made Easier With Pre-Packaged Bacon-Wrapped Hot Dogs
The Restaurant : Cole’s The Deal : Two French dips (excluding lamb) and two sides for $19.08. When/Where : Dec 5-8; 118 East 6th Street, 213-622-4090. Read the original here: DEALFEED: Cole’s
While for most of us last week’s windstorm is a fading memory, there are over 26,000 Los Angeles area residents who remain without power thanks to widespread outages in areas serviced by Southern California Edison and the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power. more › Read more here: 26K People Still in the Dark After Winds Knocked Out Power
Trial was set to begin on Monday for Jose Alonso Fuentes, who is accused of beating his lover to death with a rock and stealing his valuables. Photo Credit: AP Read this article: Trial to Begin in OC Rock Murder
Husband called police after attack. Photo Credit: Getty See more here: Wife Tried to Snip Husband’s Penis: Police
In this 1946 file image taken by photographer Joseph Jasgur and released by Julien’s Auctions, Norma Jean Dougherty, who eventually changed her name to Marilyn Monroe , is shown. Link: Early Monroe photos sell for over $300K at auction
LOS ANGELES — Records show Rudolf Montiel received nearly $1.2 million when he was dismissed as head of the Los Angeles Housing Authority last spring. City Controller Wendy Greuel, who has been auditing the agency’s travel expenses, released documents Friday outlining public funds used for limousine rides and meals at pricey downtown restaurants. Montiel was unavailable for comment. His lawyer, Michael Posner, defended the settlement, saying Montiel’s contract entitled him to 18 months’ pay if dismissed. Mitchell Kamin, the new president of the housing authority’s board, tells the Times the deal was in the agency’s best interest and would be paid for largely by insurance. Read the original post: Disgraced City Official Got $1.2 Million Severance After Dismissal
LOS ANGELES — Records show Rudolf Montiel received nearly $1.2 million when he was dismissed as head of the Los Angeles Housing Authority last spring. City Controller Wendy Greuel, who has been auditing the agency’s travel expenses, released documents Friday outlining public funds used for limousine rides and meals at pricey downtown restaurants. Montiel was unavailable for comment. His lawyer, Michael Posner, defended the settlement, saying Montiel’s contract entitled him to 18 months’ pay if dismissed. Mitchell Kamin, the new president of the housing authority’s board, tells the Times the deal was in the agency’s best interest and would be paid for largely by insurance. Read the original post: Disgraced City Official Got $1.2 Million Severance After Dismissal
LOS ANGELES — Records show Rudolf Montiel received nearly $1.2 million when he was dismissed as head of the Los Angeles Housing Authority last spring. City Controller Wendy Greuel, who has been auditing the agency’s travel expenses, released documents Friday outlining public funds used for limousine rides and meals at pricey downtown restaurants. Montiel was unavailable for comment. His lawyer, Michael Posner, defended the settlement, saying Montiel’s contract entitled him to 18 months’ pay if dismissed. Mitchell Kamin, the new president of the housing authority’s board, tells the Times the deal was in the agency’s best interest and would be paid for largely by insurance. Read the original post: Disgraced City Official Got $1.2 Million Severance After Dismissal
