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- Thousand Oaks Acorn - Both candidates have experience in Assembly (The Thousand Oaks Acorn)
Tony Strickland, a Republican, served for six years, from 1999 to 2004, in the California Assembly, representing the 37th District, which covers portions of Los Angeles and Ventura counties, including Thousand Oaks, Simi Valley and Camarillo. - L.A. City Council gives preliminary approval to fines for patient dumping (Los Angeles Times)
Hospitals that leave vulnerable patients on skid row would have to pay $25,000. Final vote is expected next week. Hospitals that discharge homeless patients on the streets of Los Angeles without their consent could be charged with misdemeanors and fined up to $25,000 under a proposed ordinance that received preliminary approval Wednesday from the City Council. - Attorney says man innocent in Iran software case (INO News)
(AP:PHOENIX) A defense attorney conceded that his engineer client took software from the nation's largest nuclear plant and used it while in Iran, but said he did it only so his Iranian relatives could see what he did for a living. - Local Counterfeit Money Ring Busted (KTLA-TV Los Angeles)
Los Angeles -- A counterfeiting ring that printed at least $6 million in bogus $100 and $20 bills has been put out of business, federal prosecutors announced Tuesday. - Trial begins for former N-plant engineer accused of illegally using software in Iran (Arizona Daily Star)
PHOENIX — A trial began Tuesday for an engineer who is accused of illegally taking software from the nation's largest nuclear plant and using it in Iran. - Attorney says man innocent in Iran software case (Boston Globe)
A defense attorney conceded Tuesday that his engineer client took software from the nation's largest nuclear plant and used it while in Iran, but said he did it only so his Iranian relatives could see what he did for a living. - Two Los Angeles Labor Attorneys Make Switch to Larger Firms (Metropolitan News-Enterprise)
Jackson Lewis LLP has hired a new partner in its Los Angeles office, and Dykema announced that it has acquired a new Of Counsel attorney as well. Labor attorney James W. - Pearls of wisdom (The Standard-Times)
We asked some SouthCoast residents who've been there and done that to answer the following question: "Based on your own experience, what's your best advice to members of the class of 2008?" - Form 700s (Lodi News-Sentinel)
If you're curious about the economic interests of your city leaders, the state's mandated disclosure forms won't tell you much. Top officials and elected representatives from Lodi and Galt filed their Form 700s, or conflict of interest forms, this spring. - Tough love ends in family tragedy (Los Angeles Times)
A father's decision not to bail out his son ends with the son being severely beaten by fellow inmates in L.A. County jail and left with permanent brain damage. Thadd McNamara was at the helm of his motor home on a cross-country trip in 2005 when his cellphone rang and a neighbor gave him the news: His grown son, Sean, was in trouble with law -- again.
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