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By Eric Richardson — July 13, 2011 — 3 Comments
County Supervisors on Tuesday approved a key $151 million contract intended to bring the 1925 Hall of Justice back to life.
By Eric Richardson — July 11, 2011 — 4 Comments
A slow-moving ban on animal purchases, a report on Quimby funds, Farmers Field talks and an increase in parking fines are among the items at City Hall this week.
By Eric Richardson — July 07, 2011 — 5 Comments
Last week's hearing on AEG's proposed Downtown stadium didn't produce any big announcements, but it may lead to a change in City Council's committee rules.
Around the Halls: July 4-6
By Eric Richardson — July 04, 2011 — 3 Comments
The holiday makes for a light week at City Hall, where cell phone radios, LAPD landscaping and allowable newsstand sales are on the agendas.
Council Stadium Committee Meets for a Second Time
By Eric Richardson — June 30, 2011
There were no revelations or major proclamations as Farmers Field continued its steady march to approval inside City Hall on Thursday.
By Eric Richardson — June 27, 2011
Reform at Building and Safety, the effectiveness of the Restaurant Express program and negotiations for Farmers Field are topics at City Hall this week.
City Banned from Taking and Destroying Skid Row Items
By Eric Richardson — June 24, 2011 — 11 Comments
The City of Los Angeles faces severe restrictions in how it can pick up possessions left on the streets of Skid Row under the terms of an injunction reaffirmed on Thursday.
Around the Halls: June 20 - 22
By Eric Richardson — June 20, 2011
Park proposals, staffing for the 3-1-1 system and audits of the parking meter collection and parking citation programs are on the agendas this week at City Hall.
Stadium Groups Tout Business Backing, Economic Impact
By Eric Richardson — June 17, 2011 — 8 Comments
Both AEG's Farmers Field and Majestic's L.A. Stadium touted their business backing this week as they continued a slow duel to attract an NFL team to Los Angeles.
Ban on Animal Purchases Headed to Council
By Eric Richardson — June 15, 2011 — 1 Comment
Sixteen months after it was first proposed, a draft ordinance making it illegal to purchase animals on the streets of Los Angeles heads to Council for passage.
Church Hoping to Purchase $12.5-Million Downtown Lot
By Eric Richardson — June 14, 2011 — 8 Comments
One of the world's largest—and most controversial—Pentecostal churches is under contract to buy a large Downtown parking lot for $12.5 million.
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