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Former Rosemead councilmember, convicted in bribery scheme, seeks return to office (opens the original)
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A former Rosemead councilmember who admitted to taking $38,000 in bribes while last in office is attempting a comeback, and this time has endorsements from most of the City Council, including those responsible for his ouster in 2009. John Tran is one of four candidates battling for three open seats in November. Tran was convicted of a felony count of attempted witness tampering by corrupt persuasion and a felony count of making false statements to the FBI in 2013. Rosemead’s city clerk, Ericka H
Norton Simon Museum sued once again over artwork stolen by Nazis (opens the original)
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The Norton Simon Museum in Pasadena once again faces a lawsuit challenging its ownership of iconic masterpieces seized by the Nazis during World War II. The heirs of Jewish art dealer Jacques Goudstikker, whose dealership was looted by the Nazis in 1940, have tried unsuccessfully to recover the paintings of “Adam” and “Eve” by Lucas Cranach the Elder for decades, but courts have repeatedly ruled in the museum foundation’s favor. Now, the Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles is trying again u
Judge voids Inglewood’s development agreement with SoFi Stadium (opens the original)
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The agreement that authorized and served as the backbone for construction of the $5 billion SoFi Stadium in Inglewood has been declared invalid by a Los Angeles Superior Court judge. As such, Inglewood no longer needs to pay back the more than $400 million the stadium’s owners say they spent on public infrastructure improvements and services so far. “This decision has huge repercussions for the 300-acre SoFi Stadium/Hollywood Park development,” said Skip Miller, the attorney representing Inglewo
Lineage sues solar array operator over massive Boyle Heights warehouse fire (opens the original)
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The operator of a solar array atop the Lineage cold storage facility in Boyle Heights “negligently and recklessly” caused the fire that destroyed the building by reenergizing the array without proper precautions, according to a new lawsuit. The suit, filed Thursday, Sept. 10, alleges the entities responsible for the array — Altus Power, Pearce Services and Los Palos Street Operating LLC — identified more than 200 “connector failures” roughly a month before the blaze began June 17. Eight of those
U.S. DOJ investigating conditions inside LA County’s Men’s Central Jail (opens the original)
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The U.S. Department of Justice has launched an investigation into whether conditions inside Los Angeles County’s notoriously decrepit Men’s Central Jail violate the Constitution and federal law. The investigation will focus on “the facility itself” and not on the deputies who staff it, according to the DOJ. “Whether a person is held in a county jail, awaiting trial or after conviction, the environmental conditions in that jail need to meet constitutional standards,” Assistant Attorney General Ha
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