Articles by Kenneth R. Weiss

667 articles since 1997

Boy playing with matches sets house ablaze

California | Local | By Kenneth R. Weiss | October 27, 2008
A 6-year-old boy playing with matches Sunday afternoon ignited a fire that burned the second floor of a family home in Woodland Hills, said Brian Humphrey of the Los Angeles County Fire Department. Read more
 

9 injured, 3 critically, in multivehicle accident in South L.A.

California | Local | By Kenneth R. Weiss | October 27, 2008
Nine people were injured, three suffering critical injuries, in a multivehicle accident that shut down Western Avenue in South Los Angeles, authorities said late Sunday. Read more
 

L.A. County deputy hurt in car crash

California | Local | By Kenneth R. Weiss | October 20, 2008
A Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputy was injured Sunday night in West Hollywood when a motorist pulled out of a driveway and their two vehicles collided, said Sgt. Read more
 

An elusive catch

National | By Kenneth R. Weiss | October 19, 2008
America’s biggest catch lands here and at nearby ports every year: more than 2 billion pounds of Alaskan pollock to feed a global appetite for fish sticks, fast-food sandwiches and imitation crabmeat. Read more
 

Bush administration declares Alaska’s Beluga whales endangered

National | By Kenneth R. Weiss | October 18, 2008
The Bush Administration today declared a small, isolated population of Beluga whales in Alaska’s Cook Inlet as endangered species, rejecting arguments from Alaska Gov. Read more
 

One-fourth of wild mammals may face extinction

World | By Kenneth R. Weiss | October 7, 2008
At least one-quarter of the world’s mammals in the wild are threatened with extinction, according to an international survey released Monday that blames the loss of wildlife habitat as well as hunting and poaching for the steep declines. Read more
 

Monterey Bay marine sanctuary to soon include large undersea mountain

California | Local | By Kenneth R. Weiss | September 27, 2008
The Monterey Bay marine sanctuary off California’s Central Coast will expand its borders to include one of the largest undersea mountains in U.S. waters, President Bush announced Friday. Read more
 

Sharing the catch is good for fishermen – and fish – study shows

National | By Kenneth R. Weiss | September 19, 2008
After years of dismal reports about collapsing fish stocks and failed fisheries management, scientists Friday will report that they have discovered how to reverse the trend: Give fishermen exclusive rights to a portion of the catch. Read more
 

Activists decry Santa Barbara oil vote coverage

California | Local | By Margot Roosevelt and Kenneth R. Weiss | September 9, 2008
It’s been frustrating to local anti-oil activists to see such attention given to a vote by Santa Barbara County supervisors in favor of new oil drilling off the county’s coastline. Read more
 

Bush seeks to protect islands

National | By Kenneth R. Weiss | August 26, 2008
President Bush on Monday signaled his intention to protect some of the Pacific Ocean’s most remote and unspoiled islands, atolls and coral reefs from fishing and deep-sea mining. Read more
 
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