Market Eyes Fed Pace as 2017 Rate Hikes Come Into Focus
Investors shift expectations to three or four rate increases in 2017 as the Fed signals gradual tightening. A stronger economy with near full employment, rising confidence, and a robust housing market underpins a pathway toward higher borrowing costs while keeping rates historically low. Fed Chair Yellen will hold a news conference to frame the policy outlook and potential inflation risks amid Trump administration debates.
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Metro to expand security patrols on Blue Line in LA County
Los Angeles Metro will deploy sheriff's deputies and security personnel on Blue Line trains from 5:30 a.m. to 1:30 a.m. for five weeks starting next week, spanning downtown LA to Long Beach. The operation, planned Monday through Saturday, aims to boost safety and courtesy across the system with future deployments to be evaluated.
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Former sheriff Baca retried on false statements charge in jail abuse probe
The defense argued the investigation targeted senior officials while ex-sheriff Lee Baca, 74, reflected on a strained relation with the FBI over inmate abuse at Men's Central Jail. Prosecutors had previously failed to secure a unanimous verdict on obstruction counts after a 2012-13 trial ended in a mistrial.
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The Lightest Weapon in Fencing and Scoring Details
Grobaty explains the foil as the lightest weapon used only for torso thrusts, with the sabre targeting above the waist and cavalry history noted. Fencing matches run three 3 minute bouts to five touches in prelims and fifteen in finals, with the sport demanding elite conditioning and rapid footwork for spectators new to the blur of blades. Contact Tim Grobaty at tgrobaty song.com or grobaty on Twitter.
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Vaudeville to film legend Jack Harris dies at 98
Jack Harris, producer of The Blob and a longtime Hollywood figure, died of natural causes at 98 in Beverly Hills. A Philadelphia native and WWII veteran, he expanded into marketing and production with credits including Dark Star and Eyes of Laura Mars. Harris is survived by his wife Judy, daughter Lynda Resnick, son Anthony, nine grandchildren, and four great grandchildren.
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LAUSD to issue layoff notices to 1600 administrators
The Los Angeles Unified School District plans to issue layoff notices by today to about 1,600 certified and non school based administrators, excluding teachers. State law requires notices by March 15 if layoffs could occur next school year, though recalls or reassignments may occur. Juan Flecha of AALA criticized the fiscal stabilization plan as destabilizing and increasing workloads while noting previous rescissions of notices.
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