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LâShanah Tovah â Wishing You And Your Family A Sweet, Healthy And Peac (opens the original)
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As Rosh Hashanah begins, I want to personally extend my warmest wishes to my Jewish friends, our CityWatch readers and the Jewish community throughout Los Angeles and beyond. Over the years, I have been fortunate to know and work with many members of the Jewish community, and I deeply value those friendships and the contributions they make to our city and our lives. Rosh Hashanah is a time of reflection, renewal and hope â an opportunity to look back, appreciate what matters most and begin a n
When Radio Told America What Was Happening on September 11 (opens the original)
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There are moments in history when a medium becomes more than entertainment. It becomes a lifeline. September 11, 2001 was one of those moments. As Americans watched smoke pour from the World Trade Center, learned that another plane had struck the Pentagon, and struggled to understand reports coming from New York, Washington and Pennsylvania, radio stations across the country abruptly abandoned normal programming. Music stopped. Commercial schedules became irrelevant. Morning shows turned into ne
34 Years After Camp Laurel Began for Kids With HIV, Its First Campers (opens the original)
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The pioneering summer camp will hold its final Family Camp in Big Bear before shifting its mission toward HIV prevention for a new generation. When Camp Laurel opened in 1994, children diagnosed with HIV faced tremendous uncertainty, with many not surviving into early childhood. Fear and stigma were so intense that many families concealed a child’s diagnosis even from relatives. Against that backdrop, The Laurel Foundation created what it says was the nation’s first summer camp designed specific
Meet Jack Humphreville: Los Angeles' Fiscal Watchdog (opens the original)
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CITYWATCH WRITER - For more than a decade, few voices have been as persistentâor as influentialâin scrutinizing the finances of the City of Los Angeles as Jack Humphreville. Through his long-running LA Watchdog column in CityWatch, Humphreville has become one of the city's leading independent analysts of budgets, taxes, pensions, public utilities and government accountability. Unlike many commentators who focus on politics or personalities, Humphreville concentrates on the numbers. His colum
Water Main Break Floods West Hollywood Streets, Underscores Aging Infr (opens the original)
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AGING INFRASTRUCTURE - A major water main break sent thousands of gallons of water rushing through the streets of West Hollywood on Thursday morning, flooding portions of Sunset Boulevard near Palm Avenue, creating a sinkhole, disrupting traffic, and renewing concerns about the condition of Southern California's aging underground infrastructure. The break occurred before dawn at around 2:30am, transforming normally busy streets into fast-moving streams as water poured from beneath the pavement a
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