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The inconvenient truth is that our city is no longer the vibrant hub it once was. Empty storefronts and stalled developments have turned parts of West Hollywood into wastelands, and the blight is slowly spreading. As I’ve connected with residents, one concern stands out the most: crime. Some residents have...
Frank Sinatra Reunited a Feuding Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis on the Labor Day Telethon of 1976
On Labor Day in 1976, Frank Sinatra reunited two lifelong friends: Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin. Martin and Lewis had been feuding for years. Here's the story. In the 1960s and 1970s, the Labor Day Telethon raised funding for the Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA).
Workers rally in Wilmington for annual Labor Day Solidarity Parade
The 45th annual Labor Day Solidarity Parade and Picnic Rally was held Monday in Wilmington. Workers from unions including AFSCME, SAG-AFTRA, the Teamsters, and the carpenter’s union marched to Banning Park.
The Complex Life of Former Child Star Turned Hollywood Icon Mickey Rooney: 10 Years After His Death
It's been ten years since legendary, multi-talented actor Mickey Rooney died of natural causes at 93 in North Hollywood home. A megastar in his youth, Rooney was Tinseltown gold at the box-office in the late 1930s to early 1940s. Wed eight times with a life and career of ups and downs, somehow he always survived. This is his story.
The Hollywood Battles of 'Maverick'/'Rockford' Star James Garner: 10 Years After His Tragic Death
It's been ten years since beloved actor James Garner died from natural causes at 86 years old. Garner was best known for his starring roles on two hit TV shows: Maverick (ABC, 1957-1962) and The Rockford Files(NBC, 1974-1980). He also found fame on the big screen with classics like Sayonara (1957), The Americanization of Emily (1964), Victor/Victoria (1982), and The Notebook (2004), and in TV-movies like My Name Is Bill W. (1989) and Barbarians at the Gate (1993). Through out it all, he stood firm on princples, and frequently fought the Hollywood machine, and won. This is his story.
Fred MacMurray Felt Betrayed When CBS Canceled 'My Three Sons' in 1972
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California on High Alert: Scorching Heat Wave to Sizzle Los Angeles & Surrounding Areas This Week
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Actress Mary Grace Canfield Replaced Alice Pearce on TV's 'Bewitched' Before Sandra Gould
It's been ten years since veteran actress Mary Grace Canfield died tragically of lung cancer at 89. The actress was best known for her roles on the classic 1960s TV sitcoms, Green Acres and Bewitched. On the latter she played "Miss" Kravitz (not "Mrs.). This is her story.
Homeless man allegedly stabs resident during burglary in Long Beach
Officers arrested a homeless man for allegedly stabbing a Long Beach resident during a burglary Monday morning. The Long Beach Police Department said the burglary happened at about 5:10 a.m. along South 4th Place next to Alamitos Beach. Officers found the victim with non-life-threatening stab wounds to his upper body. Police believe the victim struggled with the suspect during the break-in before being stabbed. While the suspect disappeared before police arrived, they located him nearby. Anthony Bartolo Olivas, 46, refused to surrender to police until they shot him with 40mm less-lethal rounds. Paramedics took Olivas to the hospital after police arrested him. He was booked for burglary and assault with a deadly weapon. Olivas will be held on a $50,000 bail.
Long Beach must rehire officers it accused of lying in police reports, commission rules
Commissioners decided there was not enough evidence to dismiss them. An attorney for one officer alleged the firings were politically motivated. The post Long Beach must rehire officers it accused of lying in police reports, commission rules appeared first on Long Beach Post.
Female pursuit suspect in Southern California tackled by police
A woman suspected of stealing a vehicle is in custody after leading police in a chase near the South Los Angeles neighborhood of Hyde Park Monday. It’s unclear exactly why officers with the Los Angeles Police Department initiated the pursuit, but Sky5 caught up to the chase moments after it came to a brief […]
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