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UPDATE #2: Los Angeles Premiere of DreamWorks Animation's HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON - March 21st, 2010
LOS ANGELES, March 17 /PRNewswire/ -- (Logo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20090316/DREAMWORKSLOGO) WHAT: LOS ANGELES PREMIERE OF DREAMWORKS ANIMATION'S 'HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON' WHEN: Sunday, March 21, 2010, Promptly at 3:00 p.m. Arrivals begin

Vet Center opens in Temecula
Whether they fought in Vietnam or Iraq, many southwest Riverside County veterans home from war struggle with trauma from combat. A new center in Temecula is designed to help those veterans and their families. The Vet Center at 40935 County Center Drive,

Episcopal Church OKs gay bishop's ordination in L.A.
Mary Glasspool, right, is shown in December with Diane M. Jardine Bruce and L.A. Bishop J. Jon Bruno after the two women were elected bishops in the Episcopal Church. Glasspool said Wednesday that she was 'overjoyed' her ordination was approved. (Irfan

Medical complex developer to hire local construction workers
Designers and builders selected to construct a large-scale medical complex at March Air Reserve Base revealed preliminary project plans at Wednesday's March Joint Powers commission meeting. Commissioners also were assured that some of the project's

LA airport screening closed after security breach
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Steinem poses for a portrait after being interviewed in Beverly Hills.
Pioneering feminist Gloria Steinem speaks during an interviewed in Beverly Hills, California March 16, 2010.[Agencies] As she turns 76 next week, the woman who walked the front lines of American feminism in the 1960s and 1970s -- often in a miniskirt,

New Leaf Brands expands to Los Angeles, California
New Leaf Brands, a provider of all natural, healthy beverages, has entered into an agreement with Classic Distributing and Beverage Group, to distribute New Leaf Tea in Los Angeles, California. Classic Distributing and Beverage Group is a distributor for

Perfect Pairings: 50 Top Los Angeles Restaurants Serve Up Delicio...
This April, the Perfect Pairings Menu Campaign brings together 50 of Los Angeles' most talked about chefs and restaurants to raise funds for St. Vincent Meals on Wheels. Throughout the month, participating restaurants will feature special food + beverage

Twilight star Robert Pattinson 'loses car in LA'
On Wednesday the 23-year-old was greeted by hordes of screaming fans as he launched his new film, Remember Me, in London's Leicester Square. After taking to the red carpet to sign autographs and greet fans, many of whom were chanting his name, Pattinson

Santa Monica BMW
Santa Monica, CA ramin of los angeles, CA March 16, 2010 i have got this car bmw x5 year 2009 eight months ago and since i have been having problem with. the car keeps needing jump because of battery problem. when the car run out off battery the doors

CB Richard Ellis sends O.C. jobs to Texas
The company said it remains committed to Orange County, where it will still have more than 350 people. News of the layoffs comes the same week the Jan Norman, the Register's small business writer, reported that? . Register real estate columnist Jon

Local students win art contest
Art work from Riverside County students is bound for a Southern California show and, ultimately, state competition. This after a March 6 California Art Education Association's Riverside County Youth Art Month Show. The event took place at Elsinore High

Perfect Pairings: 50 Top Los Angeles Restaurants Serve Up Delicious Food & Beverage Combinations to Raise Funds for Meals on Wheels
(PRWeb.com via COMTEX) ----This April, the Perfect Pairings Menu Campaign brings together 50 of Los Angeles' most talked about chefs and restaurants to raise funds for St. Vincent Meals on Wheels. Throughout the month, participating restaurants will

Seven Rancho Santa Margarita homes heading to auction
Location: North front entrance to the county courthouse, 700 Civic Center Drive West, Santa Ana Location: North front entrance to the county courthouse, 700 Civic Center Drive West, Santa Ana Location: North front entrance to the county courthouse, 700

Residents: Don’t replace nursery center
Doing so would take away coyote habitat and prey, possibly forcing them into Aragon Circle backyards. By Britney Barnes Updated: Wednesday, March 17, 2010 10:13 PM PDT There are 5 comment(s) Residents are concerned that a proposal to replace a nursery

Christie to cut N.J. school aid by $800M; 800 Layoffs in San Bernardino; R.I. Court Upholds Salary Cuts; Lancaster PA Pension Tsunami
R.I. Court Upholds Salary Cuts; Lancaster PA Pension Tsunami Issues regarding education have heated up in many states. This education roundup covers recent news. $800 Million Budget In New Jersey The Star Ledger is reporting Gov. Chris Christie plans to

L.A., Orange County ask Supreme Court to allow 'biosolid' shipments
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Counties ask high court to rule on Kern County's human waste ban
Los Angeles and Orange counties' sanitation districts have petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court to rule that a voter-approved ban on dumping processed human waste in Kern County violates federal interstate commerce laws. The petition aims to abolish a

UCLA fined for failing to report 2007 lab fire to Cal/OSHA
UCLA did not inform Cal/OSHA of the incident that gave burns to researcher; university faces fines On Nov. 13, 2007, a graduate student researcher incurred first- and second-degree burns after ethanol that splashed onto his clothes and hands was lit on

Robbery occurs near UCLA on Midvale
Three men armed with a shotgun and a knife interrupted a Westwood study group last week Three men robbed five UCLA students and one alumnus at gunpoint at a 527 Midvale Ave. apartment around 1 a.m. on March 11, police said. The suspects, who have not

CALPIRG's Wave of Change takes UCLA students on clean-up tour of the coastline for spring break
CALPIRG members will tour California beaches, and end trip by lobbying in Sacramento As part of CALPIRGâ€™s Wave of Change Spring Break Tour, UCLA students will take a road trip along the coast to take a stand against the Styrofoam and plastic bag

Live donors give new life to recipients at the UCLA Kidney Transplantation Program
Rise of obesity and diabetes in US raises need for transplants; study shows surgery is low risk Donating a kidney not only presents little risk to the donor but also immediately benefits a growing pool of patients in need of a healthy organ, according to

California rejects all bids for O.C. Fairgrounds
The state has rejected all seven bids for the Orange County Fairgrounds in its first attempt to sell off state property and landmarks to help reduce California's budget shortfall. Bids for the 150-acre Costa Mesa site came in far below expectations. In a

Episcopal Church approves ordination of openly gay bishop in Los Angeles
Mary Glasspool, senior assistant to the bishop of Maryland, will be ordained in May. The Episcopal Church gave final approval Wednesday to the ordination of an openly gay bishop in Los Angeles, putting a face behind a policy that has divided the church

LA City Council Layoffs Debate
With city budget analysts proposing layoffs of 1,000 employees … City Officials to Cut LAPD Budget? With Los Angeles facing a $530 million deficit, city officials … Published : Wednesday, 17 Mar 2010, 9:55 PM PDT Posted by: Tony Spearman /

O.C. business leader heads regional program
'This position is all about working with small businesses,' said Lopez in a prepared statement. 'All my experiences have been focused on small business development. It started with my grandfather, who was an entrepreneur, and working as part of a family

Do signs show another wave of foreclosures?
economy, california news, rob hayes More: Bio, Recent Stories, News Team LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Home prices are up in Southern California, compared to the same time period a year ago and here is how it will impact sellers and buyers in the near future.

The dark side of LA
Take a guided tour down these gangland dominated streets in South Los Angeles. Picture: Michael McKenna Source: Supplied Tourists put their fate in the hands of the tattooed ex-gang members of Los Angeles / AP Source: AP ONLY kilometres from the scenic