Gov. Brown appointee offers surprise defense for double-dipping.
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for September 2011
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Over 100 women (and a few men) gathered on the top floor of the Andaz Hotel to celebrate the L.A. Woman issue of Los Angeles Magazine and the fifty women named as the city's "game changers."
Fall into the social swim this week and support worthy events like the American Humane Association's Hero Dog Awards on Saturday, October 1st.
A Brookings Institution report spells out nearly $4 billion in taxpayer-backed loan guarantees that have already been reached with green energy projects in California.
"Crony capitalism" is as American as apple pie and often goes under the name "public-private partnerships."
Oakland-based BrightSource Energy, Inc. has got a loan pledge of $1.6 billion from the federal government.
Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky seeks to protect his political base - a smart move especially if he's running for mayor.
LA Observed learns Solyndra was seeking another $469 million in federal loan guarantees.
U.S. Rep. Henry Waxman scolded Solyndra and the GOP in remarks today.
The author meets USC "convergent journalists" and is both impressed and concerned.
The astonishing collapse of solar power giant Solyndra lands on Sacramento too.
In 1951 Pearl Harbor's tenth anniversary was hardly noticed. But ten years from 9-11 we still feel the pain.
Some memories of the 9/11 attacks are decidedly small scale.
Solyndra could be a very big story - about clean energy and clean government.
In which the author muses about the need to clean up his Facebook "living room" as new guests arrive.
Angeleno Datebook is back from its summer hiatus: toned, rested and ready for an extremely busy first week of September. Top pick-New Mr. Spock interviews Old Mr. Spock at the Hammer Museum on 9/13.
Council President Eric Garcetti was leaking his decision to run for mayor weeks ago. But now, hand it to the LA Times, he's making it official.
San Fernando Valley politics is behind the push to have ex-lieutenant governor Cruz Bustamante appointed U.S. ambassador.
Ex-Civic Center gadfly Leonard Shapiro's latest quest has taken him to an oasis of calm, where loud is bad and politics just an echo. But his eccentric golf swing says he's still an original.
KCET control room
A peek inside the TV station's Burbank studios.
Whitt's Wood Yard
Elon Musk wants to drill here at Pico and Sepulveda.
BCAM
The Broad Contemporary Art Museum at LACMA.
David Hockney at LACMA
The artist arrives to open his latest exhibit.
Mountain lion family
From Robert Martinez's trail cam in the San Gabriels.
Macy's winds down
The store in Westside Pavilion has closed down.
Streetscape: Westwood
Westwood Boulevard looking north and a little bit skyward.
Streetscape: East LA
Iglesia La Luz del Mundo, East 1st Street.
Sign from LA's past
Sign from an old Love's BBQ restaurant at the Valley Relics Museum in Chatsworth.
Visiting her old ballet costumes
Melissa Barak at LACMA Chagall exhibit with the artist's memorable designs.
Wilshire Grand Center lobby
Visitors check out the wall-mounted sculpture by artist Do Ho Suh.
Barnsdall Park
Under the trees.
Streetscape: Lincoln Heights
Productos Mexicanos at El Milagro Market on Avenue 18.
Streetscape: DTLA
Spring Street bike lane.
Streetscape: West LA
405 North at Santa Monica Boulevard.
Hills turning brown
The hills above Gorman.
Arcana Books
In the Helms Bakery complex in Culver City.
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