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Brown Declares Calif. Prison Overcrowding Emergency Over
Gov. Jerry Brown says the state’s long-running prison crisis is over.
Deasy: Teachers Delaying LAUSD Bid For $40M In Federal Grants
Officials with the Los Angeles Unified School District raced on Monday to meet a fast-approaching deadline to apply for up to $40 million in federal grants.
Disgraced Ex-Lawmaker Wants Gun Rights Restored After Release From Prison
A former Southland congressman and Navy veteran wants his right to bear arms reinstated when his time in federal prison is over.
Agents Raid Doctor’s Van Nuys Office In Alleged Prescription Drug Ring
A doctor, who works at the L.A. County Jail, was under investigation Wednesday for allegedly illegally issuing prescriptions for dangerous drugs.
SoCal Man Sentenced To Prison For Punching Female DEA Agent In The Face
A Southland man on Friday had at least 30 reasons why one should never punch a federal agent.
US Gov’t To Pay Nearly $18M For Deadly Jet Crash In San Diego
Don Yoon’s wife, two infant daughters and mother-in-law were killed in 2008 when a Marine jet fighter crashed into their home near Miramar.
Residents, Businesses Can Apply For Federal Loans To Fix Wind Damage
Low-interest federal disaster loans are now available to both residents and business owners affected by winds that battered the Southland Nov. 20 through Dec. 4.
Owe Debt To The Feds? Obama Wants Collectors To Call Your Cell Phone
If you owe money to the federal government, the White House wants lawmakers to make sure you’re reachable wherever you are.
IRS, FBI Raid Homes, Properties In Multiple San Bernardino Cities
U.S. agents raided multiple homes and businesses, but the agencies involved are keeping quiet as to why the raids were carried out.
Feds Settle Lawsuit Over Walnut Refusal To Build Zen Buddhist Center
The federal complaint alleged the city treated the Zen center differently because it was to be the first non-Christian religious center in Walnut.
US Debt Deal Likely To Cut Billions in Calif. Health Care, Education
Health care for lower-income residents, transportation and education sectors could all see deep cuts once the federal money is cut off.
Feds Called In To Hunt Down Hundreds Of Hogs Gone Wild In San Diego
A major hunt gets underway on Thursday for an estimated 300 wild pigs on the loose in San Diego County.
Debt Limit ‘Brinksmanship’ May Push US Closer To Default
The U.S. reached its $14.3 trillion limit on federal borrowing on Monday, leaving Congress 11 weeks to raise the threshold or risk a financial panic or another recession.
Study: US Quietly Paid Families For Vaccine-Linked Autism Cases
A new study alleges that a fund set up by the U.S. government to compensate those injured by vaccines has paid out claims to dozens of families of autistic kids.
Disney, Feds Out For Friends In Social Networking Bids
With “friends” like Mickey Mouse and Uncle Sam jumping into the social networking game, who has time for enemies?


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