Bradley sees more than 1 billion for transit line
Los Angeles Mayor Toni Bradley claimed federal officials indicated more than 1 billion dollars could be available for a rapid transit starter line. He pressed for a city plan from North Hollywood to South Central LA, urged unity on routes, and proposed a joint powers agreement with the county to fund the rest of the system.
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Harbor
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Los Angeles poised for national party conventions funding
County supervisors agreed to allocate 381 million to attract both the Democratic and Republican national conventions to Los Angeles. Mayor Brailley urged matching funds to cover only the Democratic site, while New York City remains the likely Democratic choice per an unofficial poll.
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New York
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Senate panel blocks use of governor mansion for nonresidence
Sacramento report says a California Senate Governmental Organization Committee rejected legislation allowing use of the $1.3 million governor's mansion for purposes other than official residence. The 3-6 vote leaves the Brown administration unable to open the riverfront estate to seminars or training, citing concerns about vandalism and maintenance. The plan would have restricted use to meetings and events by state officials, while opponents warn of vacant risks and political protests at the Capitol.
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Driver faces trial in death of pedestrian
United Press International reports David A. Nichols, 27, of Santa Monica, arraigned in Malibu on vehicular manslaughter, hit-and-run, and drunken driving charges for the death of Robin Lee Shur, 22, also of Santa Monica, who was struck on the Pacific Coast Highway near Escondido. Witness William Ketterman, 24, Mar Vista, chased and forced the driver to stop.
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Malibu
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Pacific Coast
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Brown names 12 judges as minority and women share rise
Gov. Brown appointed twelve new judges in California, with women and minorities making up most of the group. Appointees include Earl Gilliam in San Diego and Phillip Newman in Los Angeles, among others to newly created posts and to replace retiring judges. Salaries cited: $40,322 for Superior Court and $37,088 for Municipal Court.
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