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No charges against CA officer who kicked suspect
- Los Angeles County prosecutors have decided no charges will be filed against a police officer who kicked a surrendering suspect in the head after a car chase.
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Time Warner Cable offers arbitration with Fox
- Time Warner Cable says it will agree to binding arbitration to settle a fee dispute with the Fox broadcast network.
No charges against SoCal officer in suspect kick
- Los Angeles County prosecutors have decided no charges will be filed against an El Monte police officer who kicked a surrendering suspect in the head after a car chase.
Spielberg, Kidman to present at Golden Globes
- Steven Spielberg, Nicole Kidman and "Avatar" star Sam Worthington are joining the list of celebrity presenters at the Golden Globe Awards.
- Steven Spielberg, Nicole Kidman and "Avatar" star Sam Worthington are joining the list of celebrity presenters at the Golden Globe Awards.
Kobe's 44 push Lakers past Warriors 124-118
- Kobe Bryant made 16 free throws without a miss despite a broken finger on his shooting hand. He played nearly 43 minutes against the run-and-gun Warriors in his fourth game in five nights.
Lakers' Artest lost memory in Christmas concussion
- Lakers forward Ron Artest still can't remember exactly how he fell at his home on Christmas night. He's just thankful his tumble only left him with a concussion, a deep cut on his left elbow and a little memory loss.
LA councilwoman announces bid for Cal lt governor
- Los Angeles City Councilwoman Janice Hahn says she will run for California lieutenant governor in 2010 and she has hired veteran Democratic consultant Garry South as her chief strategist.
Calif. train derailment settlements reach $39M
- A lawyer says Southern California's commuter rail agency has agreed to pay about $39 million to settle nearly all of the lawsuits filed over a 2005 train derailment.
Ducks credit season turnaround to their speed
- Jeremiah Masoli is always in a rush when he's running Oregon's high-octane spread offense. He's constantly scrambling from the pocket, fast-forwarding through his progression of receivers, looking to the sideline for the next play, or simply urging his teammates to hustle, hustle, hustle.
AG says he'll ask for review of body armor ruling
- Attorney General Jerry Brown said Tuesday he will ask the California Supreme Court to review a lower court ruling that overturned a state ban on felons owning or wearing body armor.
Rare New Year's Eve 'blue moon' to ring in 2010
- Once in a blue moon there is one on New Year's Eve. Revelers ringing in 2010 will be treated to a so-called blue moon. According to popular definition, a blue moon is the second full moon in a month. But don't expect it to be blue - the name has nothing to do with the color of our closest celestial neighbor.
LA Metro offers free New Year's Eve transit rides
- New Year's Eve revelers in Los Angeles County can party late and take the bus or train home for free.
Calif AG to seek review of felon body armor ruling
- Attorney General Jerry Brown says he will ask the California Supreme Court to review a lower court ruling that overturned a state ban on felons owning or wearing body armor.
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