Los Angeles Court Grants Filing Exemption for Agencies
Los Angeles Superior Court Presiding Judge Robert Wenke announced a temporary exemption from a law requiring all filers to use standard forms. Public agencies including the probation department, sheriff, district attorney, county counsel, and public defender benefit until existing forms are exhausted.
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Lighthouse to celebrate 102nd birthday at Point Fermin
The 102yearold Point Fermin lighthouse near San Pedro will host a Saturday birthday celebration from sunrise to dusk featuring a parade around the lighthouse and adjacent park, three bands, a folk dance, free ice cream and cake, children’s games, and a model building tourney. Historian Bill Oleson and Cabrillo Museum director John Olguin will perform a sailors jig at 5 p.m. The event, supported by Los Angeles Recreation and Parks, is expected to attract up to 10,000 spectators, matching the turnout of the 100th birthday party. The light guided ships from 1874 to 1941 before wartime security and automation ended its service.
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Hinshaw trial reset to Monday in bribery case
Congress man Andrew Hinshaw’s trial was recessed to Monday as Superior Court Judge Frank Domienichini weighs admission of prosecution exhibits. The defense was to begin Wednesday after the prosecution rested, with Hinshaw already convicted on two bribery counts and sentenced to one to 14 years, now charged with conspiracy theft and falsification of campaign records while Orange County Assessor.
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California seeks 37 million for public works projects
California submitted nearly 37 million dollars in public works projects in Los Angeles and Orange counties for federal funding under the Public Works Act. The state aims to secure about 50 million in funding for state agencies with another 18 million requested locally, potentially creating about 8,000 jobs.
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