Morning Buzz: Tuesday 1.20.08

Workers whose windows look through those supergraphics popping up around town are not happy campers. LAT
Jonathan Dobrer recalls flying into Burbank with airline pilot Chesley B. "Sully" Sullenberger as his calming seatmate. Friendly Fire
California editor David Lauter explains why the Times hasn't carried a news story out of the Phil Spector trial since Dec. 18. Readers' Rep blog
"In 1960, my parents sued our neighbors in state court and won the first successful anti-discrimination suit for fair housing in San Fernando Valley history," writes Emory Holmes II. DN
KMEX-34, Univision station here, was the most watched TV station in the country last year, regardless of language, among adults 18-49. The Spanish-language station also led in viewers of the 6 and 11 p.m. local news. Hispanic Media Moves
UCLA's Cotsen Institute of Archaeology is using ground-penetrating radar to locate the remains buried in the Marquez family cemetery tucked away in Santa Monica Canyon. LAT
"Seven Days in the Art World," Sarah Thornton's new book, gets behind the scenes at a Christie�s auction, a CalArts crit, the offices of Artforum and the studios of Takashi Murakami, among other places. Z�calo Public Square
So you got a police and fire radio scanner for the holidays -- the LAFD is offering to help you learn how to use it. LAFD blog