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Unmarked power line probed in Calif. copter crash
Federal investigators scoured a fatal helicopter crash site in the Sierra Nevada mountains Wednesday, trying to determine whether it might have been caused by a lack of markings on a high-voltage power line spanning the river canyon.
It's Los Angeles Arts Month again
The kickoff media op for year two is Tuesday morning at 9 at REDCAT Downtown. Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, Councilmember Tom LaBonge, actor Alec Mapa, LA Opera mezzo soprano Ronnita Nicole Miller and local arts leaders will discuss this year's action.
California Chihuahuas hope to find homes in other states
Once fashionable Chihuahuas have replaced pit bulls as the most common breed left in California animal shelters.
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Syrie James: From screenwriter to period novelist
Author Syrie James who wrote "The Lost Memoirs of Jane Austen," at home in Los Angeles.
Corning California Chamber of Commerce: Corning in the Evening Jan. 14
Corning in the Evening Thursday Jan. 14 will be the first Corning in the Evening for the new year.
MOCA Elects Trustees Peter M. Brant, Steven T. Mnuchin, and Victor Pinchuk to Board
British artist Damien Hirst, right, and Ukrainian steel billionaire and philanthropist Victor Pinchuk, left, are seen during the opening of their joint project, the Cradles of Hope neonatal center at the National Children's Hospital in Kiev, Ukraine, Wednesday, April 22, 2009.
Gagosian Gallery Publishes Definitive Survey of Jeff Koons's Hulk Elvis Paintings
Gagosian Gallery has published a new book featuring the work by Jeff Koons. This recent publication features Jeff Koons' painting series, Hulk Elvis, in which he creates large works of the Incredible Hulk, inflatable monkeys, geishas, birds, and the Liberty Bell , all bursting with energy and precision.
Panel of Experts Discusses How Museums Are Not Just for Tourists
The panel takes place at MOCA -- The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles and follows the kickoff event for the second annual Los Angeles Arts Month.
Records: Planes ordered but canceled in wildfire
The U.S. Forest Service summoned several powerful firefighting airplanes in the early stages of the largest wildfire in Los Angeles County history, then canceled and reordered them, causing a two-hour delay in their arrival, according to government records.
Celebrating centennial of mission bell
In this season of celebrations, an unusual one recently took place at Third and Market streets, where Caltrans installed a new bell that was actually an old bell to commemorate something that happened 100 years ago, and is occurring again.
20 Chihuahuas available at Sacramento SPCA
The Sacramento SPCA has 20 Chihuahuas for adoption, relieving a Santa Barbara shelter where the small dogs are far too numerous.
The head honcho is coming to town, and wants to treat me to the best brunch in Los Angeles.
Woodland district's budget cuts leave holes in school security
Woodland Police Officer Gina Bell patrols the Woodland High School campus during lunch.
L.A.-area motorist drags, kills pedestrian leaving Starbucks
A customer leaving a Starbucks in Bell on Sunday was dragged and killed by a motorist who had just used his car to try to ram another group of victims, investigators said.
Arrest made in deadly hit-and-run in Bell
Police in Bell have arrested the suspected driver in a deadly hit-and-run. Authorities said the incident happened at about 9:40 Sunday morning at the intersection of Atlantic and Florence avenues when a driver hit a pedestrian and kept going.
Pleasanton choir saved by borrowed bells
Becki Adams, of Pleasanton, a member of the Pleasanton Handbell Choir, practices with the other members of the handbell choir at the Church of Jesus Christ and Latter Day Saints in Livermore, Calif., on Thursday, Dec.
Bulkina wins top prize at Wideman Piano Competition
Anna Pavlovna Bulkina won the top prize in the 2009 Wideman Piano Competition on Sunday.
Taco Bell, Harbor Freight in business at Solano 80
The transformation of the nearly half-finished Solano 80 Center is temporarily stalled, developer John Jay of Jay-Phares Corp.
Police seek help on missing traveler
An Ashland man who went to visit friends and family last month in the Midwest hasn't returned, prompting friends in Oregon to report him missing, Ashland police said.