Karen Foshay
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A case between Summit Media and the City of L.A. could open the door to other firms that want in on the action, or it could mean CBS and Clear Channel would have to remove their digital signs.
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Councilman Bernard Parks has retained a consultant and is prepared to sue the city if the redistricting commission doesn't revise proposed maps.
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New data obtained by SoCal Connected shows nearly $870,000 in incentive bonuses were distributed to HACLA employees from 2007 to 2010. Search the records here.
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This is the fourth chapter in our series on billboards in Los Angeles. What makes this one different than the other three is the personal nature of the story.
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In the latest episode of LA’s struggle to control its billboards, the city once again found itself a victim of its own actions.
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Angie Peacock's story highlights the specialized need of female veterans. She documented her stay at the Long Beach, VA Renew program.
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Our billboard series has gotten the attention of the City Council.
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Last week’s SoCal Connected story on billboards seems to have gotten the attention of our city’s leaders.
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Now that I've done a story on billboards, I can no longer drive down the street without noticing them — big ones, small ones, bright ones, ugly ones.
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A case between Summit Media and the City of L.A. could open the door to other firms that want in on the action, or it could mean CBS and Clear Channel would have to remove their digital signs.
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Councilman Bernard Parks has retained a consultant and is prepared to sue the city if the redistricting commission doesn't revise proposed maps.
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New data obtained by SoCal Connected shows nearly $870,000 in incentive bonuses were distributed to HACLA employees from 2007 to 2010. Search the records here.
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This is the fourth chapter in our series on billboards in Los Angeles. What makes this one different than the other three is the personal nature of the story.
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In the latest episode of LA’s struggle to control its billboards, the city once again found itself a victim of its own actions.
-
Angie Peacock's story highlights the specialized need of female veterans. She documented her stay at the Long Beach, VA Renew program.
-
Our billboard series has gotten the attention of the City Council.
-
Last week’s SoCal Connected story on billboards seems to have gotten the attention of our city’s leaders.
-
Now that I've done a story on billboards, I can no longer drive down the street without noticing them — big ones, small ones, bright ones, ugly ones.
