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Restitution ordered over dead, dying reptiles

Restitution ordered over dead, dying reptiles

RIVERSIDE, Calif. (AP) — A Southern California exotic pet breeder who had 20,000 dead and dying rats and reptiles in a warehouse has avoided jail time but was ordered to pay more than $190,000 in restitution. Mitchell Steven Behm, 55,

Rap star Chris Brown to go on trial Monday

Rap star Chris Brown to go on trial Monday

Hip-hop star Chris Brown will stand trial on Monday for an alleged assault outside a trendy hotel in Washington. If convicted, Brown could face up to six months in jail and a $1,000 fine. Brown, 24, appeared in court Friday

Pelosi and the Pope: A Tale of Two Thursdays

Pelosi and the Pope: A Tale of Two Thursdays

On Thursday, April 17, known as Maundy Thursday or Holy Thursday on the 2014 Christian calendar, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) and Pope Francis both participated in a foot-washing ritual, but apparently with very different goals. The pope stressed

Fly to Tijuana, Walk to San Diego

Fly to Tijuana, Walk to San Diego

The Associated Press reports that U.S. Customs and Border Protection has approved plans for “the nation’s first cross-border airport terminal.” The terminal, run by Otay Tijuana Venture, would include a pedestrian bridge connecting Tijuana, Mexico and San Diego, California. The company would

CalPERS Admits 52% Underfunding on State Employee Pensions

CalPERS Admits 52% Underfunding on State Employee Pensions

The California Public Employees Retirement System (CalPERS) just admitted that the state-managed pension plan, that provides retirement for the state and almost 1,600 local government agencies, is 52% underfunded and will be forced to jack up taxpayer-funded contribution rates by about

FBI: 'Family Annihilator' May Be in Los Angeles

FBI: 'Family Annihilator' May Be in Los Angeles

According to the FBI, William Bradford Bishop Jr., 77, who allegedly murdered his wife, mother, and three sons in Maryland in 1976 by beating them to death with a hammer, may be at large in Southern California.  The Los Angeles

Hollywood: Reaganomics for Me, Obamanomics for Thee

Hollywood: Reaganomics for Me, Obamanomics for Thee

The Los Angeles Times reports that the entertainment industry is again out begging any state that will listen, including of course California, for more Reganomics. Tax cuts! Hollywood wants Big, fat slices of tax cuts! Tax cuts for the for

Failed Hollywood Art Gallery Had A-List Creditors

Failed Hollywood Art Gallery Had A-List Creditors

The Los Angeles Times reports that on March 17th, the relatively new Perry Rubinstein Gallery in Hollywood filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, leaving a slew of upset creditors and unresolved lawsuits in its wake. According to papers filed in California

Board Drama Brings Hope for San Diego Opera

Board Drama Brings Hope for San Diego Opera

Shouts were reportedly heard from outside a closed-door San Diego Opera board of directors meeting that lasted four-and-a-half hours Thursday afternoon. In an eruption of emotions, some board members exited the meeting prematurely with anger, shouting and dramatic flair.  Members

Poll: Bipartisan Support for Change to Prop 13

Poll: Bipartisan Support for Change to Prop 13

The landmark Proposition 13, passed in California in 1978, may be in for some revision. A whopping 69% of respondents surveyed in a new Field Poll state that they would approve reassessing business properties after they are sold or transferred, which

Disney Touts ESPN Prowess to Settle Wall Street Nerves

Disney Touts ESPN Prowess to Settle Wall Street Nerves

With Wall Street concerned that Disney’s sports network goliath, ESPN, may be negatively impacted from increasing operating costs and competition from Fox Sports 1, Disney CEO Bob Igor unleashed a barrage of upbeat statements about it during Thursday’s investor meeting

An Oakland Traffic Crew Can't Spell "STOP"

An Oakland Traffic Crew Can't Spell "STOP"

Maybe the reason California officials have such a tough time stopping their uncontrolled spending is that they don’t know how to spell “STOP,” reports local ABC News affiliate KGO.  While a city worker was painting traffic control commands on a road