County Courts Hit Record Trial Load in Los Angeles
Associated Press reports a surge in case activity in Los Angeles County Superior Court. In the first week of this year 2,838 cases were set for trial, far above 1965 levels. Overall criminal dispositions rose from 19,239 in 1965 to about 28,000 last year, signaling a countywide backlog crisis.
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TIDES AND TEMPERATURES FORECAST FOR LONG BEACH AREA
Weather summary lists cloudy conditions and showers across Long Beach and surrounding regions with varied chances of rain. Mentions mountain and desert areas, cooler readings, gusty winds, and specific high and low temperatures across multiple valleys and districts. Includes sun and moon times and tide data for Monday and Tuesday.
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Wider Lanes Fail to Cut Accidents
A traffic engineer's study released Sunday finds wider lanes and left turn pockets on Venice Boulevard and Van Nuys Boulevard did not reduce overall crashes. While overall injury, property damage, and certain collision types shifted, pedestrian and left-turn crash figures rose or remained high, suggesting improvements offset each other amid heavier traffic.
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