Archive for Monday, June 02, 2008

MTV Movie Awards will broadcast from Universal Studios despite fire

• L.A. County fights a tide of trash in desert By Ann M. Simmons

• MTV Movie Awards impervious to studio fire By Geoff Boucher

• Designer created wardrobe for contemporary women By Mary Rourke

• Two small quakes hit Southern California

• Ex-NBA star finds politics can be a rough game too By Eric Bailey

• Universal Studios and CityWalk expected to open later today

• Rivals go to church to seek votes By Jean-Paul Renaud

• Fixing Theo Lacy will be a priority for next O.C. sheriff By Stuart Pfeifer

• Hospital agrees to $1 million settlement for allegedly dumping patient on skid row By Richard Winton

• Duncan Hunter prepares to pass the torch – to Duncan D. Hunter By Tony Perry

• Street Scenes: A photographic look at Southern California’s neighborhoods

• What burned in the Universal fire

• Yosef ‘Tommy’ Lapid, 76; former Israeli justice minister By Richard Boudreaux

• Fire’s effect on productions will be negligible, Universal says

• California public employee pensions, healthcare a fiscal time bomb By George Skelton Capitol Journal

• Neighbors accustomed to special effects find smoke is real

• Fire erupts on Universal Studios backlot By Molly Hennessy-Fiske

• Battle for the 37th Senate District tops the Inland Empire ballot By David Kelly

• Gangs blamed in 4 of 5 weekend killings By Jason Song

• Joseph N. Feinstein, 74; innovative L.A. teacher and host of ‘Teen Talk’ By Jocelyn Y. Stewart

• Clinton and Obama get WeLibs worked up

• Woman found beaten to death in Compton By Francisco Vara-Orta

• Teenager killed in multi-vehicle freeway crash in Valley By Francisco Vara-Orta

• L.A. water department to vote on Villaraigosa’s ‘drought busters’ plan By David Zahniser