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Wednesday, December 3, 2008
Archives show Nixon’s targeting of foes
National |
December 3, 2008
As part of a release of archival tapes and documents Monday, the Nixon Presidential Library & Museum revealed fresh records that reflect the 37th president’s heated campaign to investigate, intimidate and smear political rivals and opponents of the Vietnam War. Read more
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Union trusts must give financial data
California | Local |
September 30, 2008
Labor union trusts that provide a variety of benefits for workers must disclose detailed financial information under new federal rules designed to root out corruption, officials said Monday. Read more
Sunday, September 14, 2008
Tip-offs dilute surprise of ICE raids
National |
September 14, 2008
Reeling from work-site raids that have jailed thousands of illegal workers, immigration organizations are quietly assembling informal networks to gather advance information about federal enforcement operations and to help locals and laborers prepare. Read more
Thursday, September 11, 2008
Car-crash list missing crucial data
Business |
September 11, 2008
Long-awaited information on serious vehicle accidents was released to the public Wednesday by the federal government, but crucial data on tires and child-safety seats was withheld. Read more
Monday, August 25, 2008
IPhone app-makers can’t talk
Business |
August 25, 2008
By creating games and other programs for the iPhone, software developers hoped to find millions of new customers. Read more
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Accident data to be released
Business |
July 23, 2008
A federal appeals court ruled Tuesday that the government may not withhold key data on serious car accidents from the public. Read more
Monday, July 14, 2008
SAT, ACT cheats face no penalty
California | Local |
July 14, 2008
A group of students at a Los Angeles high school is suspected of cheating on the ACT college entrance exam by paying a former student, who used fraudulent identification, to take the tests. Read more
Saturday, July 12, 2008
USDA to list stores in recalls of meat
National |
July 12, 2008
In a shift on federal food safety policy, the Bush administration soon will begin telling consumers during recalls whether their local grocery store has been stocking contaminated meat or poultry. Read more
Tuesday, July 8, 2008
Fed, SEC to work more closely
Business |
July 8, 2008
Financial regulators announced Monday an information-sharing agreement aimed at better detecting risks to the financial system. Read more
Saturday, July 5, 2008
World Briefing
World |
July 5, 2008
U.S. Embassy inaugurated in Berlin
Former President Bush inaugurated the new U.S. Embassy at its pre-World War II site, a return that he said symbolized the fulfillment of “a great and noble dream” of European freedom and unity. Read more
Wednesday, July 2, 2008
Social site divulges child’s personal data
Business |
July 2, 2008
Jane Yang, a 30-year-old marketing coordinator, was curious the other day to see what would turn up if she searched for herself on Reunion.com, a Los Angeles-based social networking site. Read more
Sunday, June 29, 2008
Money Watch
Business |
June 29, 2008
Money Watch
The pitch: “Get cash now with a payday loan!” Read more
Wednesday, June 18, 2008
Druggist records won’t be shared
Business |
June 18, 2008
Last week’s column on California legislation that would allow drugstores to share people’s prescription-drug records with mass-mailers clearly struck a chord with readers. Read more
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
Bill seeks to open LAPD discipline file
California | Local |
June 17, 2008
A state senator hopes to revive a controversial bill that would increase media access to disciplinary hearings and records involving Los Angeles Police Department officers. Read more
Tuesday, June 10, 2008
Wife’s HIV lawsuit to go to trial
California | Local |
June 10, 2008
In tearful testimony, the woman known in court documents as “Bridget B.” choked up as she described the first time she met her ex-husband, the man she is now suing for infecting her with HIV.
After a six-year legal battle that has thrust the couple’s sexual history into the public record and taken them before the California Supreme Court, a Los Angeles County Superior Court judge ruled Monday that Bridget B.’s case, in which she accuses her husband of fraud and negligence, will be tried before Read more
Wednesday, June 4, 2008
Commodity Futures Trading Commission to require more disclosure on agricultural investments
Business |
June 4, 2008
The top U.S. commodity regulator said Tuesday that it would require investors and index funds to disclose more information about their holdings in agricultural markets after farmers and lawmakers alleged that speculators had inflated food prices. Read more
Sunday, April 27, 2008
Oregon officials quit over ethics rules
National |
April 27, 2008
Help wanted: public servants willing to disclose major sources of income, business interests, real estate holdings and the names of their adult relatives. Read more
Wednesday, March 19, 2008
Confusion over L.A.’s rules on lobbyists
California | Local |
March 19, 2008
If anyone has been the public face of the Las Lomas housing project, a controversial plan to build 5,500 homes in north Los Angeles County, it is Hillary Norton Orozco. Read more
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
Death penalty survey spurned
California | Local |
February 20, 2008
Three-quarters of California’s elected district attorneys refused to disclose how they choose defendants to face the death penalty, according to a report slated for presentation at a public hearing in Los Angeles today. Read more
