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We asked local fashionistas what they'd like to see less of, and more of, in 2003. MONAH LI, designer and writer DISAPPEAR NOW George Bush's smirk Anyon Read full Post
Los Angeles New Times, the second largest alternative weekly in the L.A. area, is shutting down, silencing a quirky and inconsistent, yet valuable, journalistic voic Read full Post
Photos by Anne Fishbein IT IS WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, THE LAST DAY OF THE Los Angeles Police Department's West Point Leadership Program. Twenty-two officers Read full Post
LAPD’s budget for the fiscal year 2000–2001: $835,934,537 Number of officers LAPD is below its budgeted size: 1,100 Number of LAPD officers as of June Read full Post
Photo by Anne Fishbein IT HAPPENED AGAIN. TWO WEEKENDS AGO, while the Los Angeles Opera was showing off the buying power of million-dollar budgets in its ove Read full Post
Photo by Virginia Lee Hunter KRISTIAN HOFFMAN. VERY CHARMING. Of noble visage. An appreciator of vintage recordings. And the most skillful American pop songwriter u Read full Post
Photos by Michael Powers THE SILENCE WAS PROFOUND AS THE LIGHTS WENT UP. THEN came the applause. The new movie ivans xtc. — the one that, just prior to its re Read full Post
Aldea Hill, as it was and may still be known to the little children of Encino Village, is where the street I grew up on rises steeply to meet Burbank Boulevard, acro Read full Post
Photo by Slobodan Dimitrov THE FIRST TIME THEY FOUGHT, THEY WERE JUST KIDS, A COUPLE OF LOCAL pre-teen hotshots. One was from East L.A. and had an entire community Read full Post
The Ugly Reality Forget math and reading programs. Forget teacher accountability. Forget social promotion. The Los Angeles Unified School District faces a more Read full Post
Photo by Sam QuinonesZEUS GARCIA HAS THIS THING ABOUT BASketball. Back in his village in the Mexican state of Oaxaca, he built a dynasty. He and his brothers and cou Read full Post
  Agung has all the stuff that would be standard if Indonesian food were as common as Thai: good, clumpy fried rice with scallions and ham; delicious bakmi noodles, Read full Post