Weekly archive
December 27 - January 2, 2010

Thursday, Dec. 31
Tuohy won the Pulitzer Prize for international reporting in 1969 for his coverage of the Vietnam War for the Los Angeles Times.
Steve Greenberg wonders if Fox and Time Warner will ever strike a deal.
Wednesday, Dec. 30
The Republican says he'll announce after the holidays and bowl games.
The City Council member from down San Pedro way will be employing a bunch of Democratic consultants, starting with Garry South.
"The only thing I'm retiring is my alarm clock," he quipped on the air
He drew more than 3,800 caricatures and other pieces for the New York Review of Books.
Tuesday, Dec. 29
Even if the creased, black-and-white picture of John F. Kennedy on a boat with naked skinnydippers were real, TMZ went more than a little overboard.
A controversy over plagiarism by unpaid political columnists has led The Signal to suspend the use of local columnists while it figures out a better way.
Monday, Dec. 28
Think the new construction project only affects the freeway? Ho ho ho.
Evidence is mostly anecdotal, but the Times leads the paper with the story anyway.
Sunday, Dec. 27
Baron Davis sinks the winner at the buzzer. 92-90. Think the fans made some noise out on Figueroa tonight?...
Harvey Levin is already staffing up for TMZ Sports, says Brian Stelter in the New York Times. TMZ’s specialty is unvarnished celebrity coverage. And because Mr. Levin sees a lot...
If I were doing an end-of-year roundup of obits, Schiller would be in it. Her husband opened the Pink Pussycat in an old Hollywood jazz club on Santa Monica Boulevard,...
The L.A.. Times ran another investigative collaboration with ProPublica on lax enforcement that lets problem nurses keep working. There's a pretty good summation of how 92 digital billboard came...
In past years, this is about when I'd start rolling out posts looking back at the events of the previous twelve months. My KCRW commentary on Christmas Day talked about...
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