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    Jul 27, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  1. A piece of Culver City history

    CULVER CITY'S Gateway area embodies the old and the new. It contains some of the area's earliest houses, and in recent years residents have banded together to form an association of homeowners and renters alike.
    Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
    CULVER CITY'S Gateway area embodies the old and the new. It contains some of the area's earliest houses, and in recent years residents have banded together to form an association of homeowners and renters alike. Beginnings One of Culver City's...

    Tags: Apartments, Rentals, Condos and Houses, Venice, Homes

    2. Jul 27, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  2. Designer outlet shopping in Los Angeles

    YOU DON'T have to drive 200 miles for great outlet shopping. Sure, Cabazon and Camarillo have their mallish charms. But Trina Turk, Kitson and half a dozen more outlets dwell right here in our neighborhoods, offering the same steep discounts and something closer to a boutique experience. Some of these outlets are in old warehouses and factory spaces, now filled with scores of reasonable designer dresses, shoes and bags. Other storefronts looked so much like regular boutiques -- one even had a Robertson Boulevard address -- that it felt like we'd have to pay full price. Until we saw the price tag, that is. The best discovery of all -- Trina Turk -- turned up in an industrial park in Alhambra, hidden behind a barred iron gate (no photographers allowed inside), where the merch was half-off wholesale. Nice. And think of how much we saved on gas.
    Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
    YOU DON'T have to drive 200 miles for great outlet shopping. Sure, Cabazon and Camarillo have their mallish charms. But Trina Turk, Kitson and half a dozen more outlets dwell right here in our neighborhoods, offering the same steep discounts and something...

    Tags: Sales, Urban Outfitters Incorporated, Barney's New York Incorporated, Clothing and Textiles Industry, Alhambra

    3. Jul 27, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  3. Letters: Cheers, jeers for Chris Erskine's Alaska story

    Cheers, jeers on Alaska story Bravo! I absolutely enjoyed Chris Erskine's article on taking the train through Alaska ["Polar Express," July 20]. I was considering going there this summer with my 12-year-old son, but our plans have changed. We'll go...

    Tags: Alaska, Credit and Debt, Valley Village, San Diego (San Diego, California), Venice

    4. Jul 26, 2008 |Story| KTLA-TV

  4. Body of Drowned Teacher Arrives Back in L.A.

    SANTA MONICA -- The body of a Santa Monica High School teacher who drowned in Panama last week arrived at Los Angeles International Airport Friday night.
    KTLA News
    SANTA MONICA -- The body of a Santa Monica High School teacher who drowned in Panama last week arrived at Los Angeles International Airport Friday night. The body of Joey Lutz, 25, was accompanied by his father and brother. Lutz was touring in Boca...

    Tags: Schools, Santa Barbara (Santa Barbara, California), Santa Monica

    5. Jul 26, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  5. Gas for less than $4 a gallon returns to Southern California

    Gas prices at service stations in Southern California began sneaking below $4 a gallon this week as falling oil prices worldwide and lower demand started to make a difference at the pump.
    Los Angeles Times Staff Writers
    Gas prices at service stations in Southern California began sneaking below $4 a gallon this week as falling oil prices worldwide and lower demand started to make a difference at the pump. And this may be just the start of a wave of somewhat lower...

    Tags: Toyota, San Bernardino County, Government, Vehicles, Petroleum Industry

    6. Jul 25, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  6. MTA votes to seek sales tax hike to fund L.A. County transit, roads

    The Metropolitan Transportation Authority board on Thursday voted overwhelmingly to seek a half-cent-on-the-dollar sales tax increase that could raise $30 billion to $40 billion for transit and highway projects, including the first link of a long-awaited subway to the sea.
    Los Angeles Times Staff Writers
    The Metropolitan Transportation Authority board on Thursday voted overwhelmingly to seek a half-cent-on-the-dollar sales tax increase that could raise $30 billion to $40 billion for transit and highway projects, including the first link of a long-...

    Tags: Local Elections, Antonio Villaraigosa, Subway Transportation, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Government

    7. Jul 25, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  7. Eugene Foster, 81; found genetic link between Thomas Jefferson, Sally Hemings

    Eugene Foster, the retired pathologist who orchestrated the DNA testing that showed Thomas Jefferson fathered at least one of the children of slave Sally Hemings, died Monday at the University of Virginia Medical Center in Charlottesville, according to his son-in-law Brian Pusser. He was 81.
    Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
    Eugene Foster, the retired pathologist who orchestrated the DNA testing that showed Thomas Jefferson fathered at least one of the children of slave Sally Hemings, died Monday at the University of Virginia Medical Center in Charlottesville, according to...

    Tags: Armed Forces, Colleges and Universities, Thomas Jefferson, Defense, Charlottesville (Charlottesville, Virginia)

    8. Jul 23, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  8. Los Angeles chefs are happy to be in a pickle

    Pickles might be scarcer in contemporary home kitchens than they were a century ago, but scan a brasserie menu, or order a bar special at a gastropub or a charcuterie plate at an urban steakhouse, and everywhere: pickles.
    Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
    Pickles might be scarcer in contemporary home kitchens than they were a century ago, but scan a brasserie menu, or order a bar special at a gastropub or a charcuterie plate at an urban steakhouse, and everywhere: pickles. The walk-in refrigerator at...

    Tags: Hollywood (Los Angeles, California), Restaurant and Catering Industry, Costa Mesa, New York, Farms

    9. Jul 24, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  9. THE FIVE: THIS WEEK: BREAKFAST

    Mama always said, "Eat your breakfast." But mama didn't say you had to do it at the obvious spots.
    Mama always said, "Eat your breakfast." But mama didn't say you had to do it at the obvious spots. PHILIPPE THE ORIGINAL Nine-cent coffee (10 with tax) and homemade biscuits are among the many reasons this 100-year-old institution does a brisk morning...

    Tags: David Myers, Los Feliz, House, Melrose, Santa Monica

    10. Jul 23, 2008 |Story| KTLA-TV

  10. Buscan detener a los restaurantes de comida rápida

    Después de casi dos años de superar distintas pruebas, la iniciativa para controlar la proliferación de restaurantes de comida rápida en el sur de Los Ángeles fue aprobada por unanimidad ayer en el Comité de Planeamiento y Uso de Terreno del Concejo de Los Ángeles.
    Después de casi dos años de superar distintas pruebas, la iniciativa para controlar la proliferación de restaurantes de comida rápida en el sur de Los Ángeles fue aprobada por unanimidad ayer en el Comité de Planeamiento y Uso de Terreno del Concejo de...

    Tags: Credit and Debt, Bernard Parks, West Adams, Inglewood, Jan Perry

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