Inland Valley Daily Bulletin - Sat Nov 07
Los Angeles County Sheriff's homicide investigators have repsonded to reports of a dead body on Mt.
United Commercial Bank 120th bank to fail this year in U.S.People's Daily Online - Sat Nov 07
The San Francisco-based United Commercial Bank reopen Saturday as branches of East West Bank after it was shut down by regulators Friday night and immediately sold to the Pasadena-based East-West Bancorp.
LA celebrity burglaries led by 19-year-oldSavannahNow - Sat Nov 07
File - This undated file photo released by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department shows Nicholas Frank Prugo, 18, who has been arrested on suspicion of breaking into the homes of Lindsey Lohan and actress Audrina Patridge.
Raid on Romanian Bank Card Skimming RingWired News - Fri Nov 06
Police in Romania this week swooped in on 19 members of an alleged international ring of bank-card skimmers that's been active in Switzerland, Italy, France and the United States, according to local reports.
Teen's body missing for 16 years identifiedSan Bernardino County Sun - Fri Nov 06
The body of a 17-year-old Ontario girl who went missing in 1993 was recently identified.
No charges filed in death of man dragged under carThe Orange County Register - Fri Nov 06
The Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office will not be charging a Norwalk man arrested in connection with the death of a Buena Park man after a fight outside a bar in Downey, a spokeswoman said.
Woman killed by Metrolink train identifiedSan Bernardino County Sun - Thu Nov 05
Officials have released the name of the woman who was struck and killed by an eastbound Metrolink train Wednesday in Claremont.
International police meeting in Beverly HillsThe Modesto Bee - Thu Nov 05
Law enforcement officials from the Middle East, Europe and other parts of the world have wrapped up a two-day conference in Beverly Hills, where they discussed ways of improving coordination and knowledge sharing.
California falls short in examining deaths of childrenKSWB-TV San Diego - Thu Nov 05
A new law aimed at exposing child deaths to public scrutiny has given Californians their most complete view yet of the toll of abuse and neglect but falls short of legislators' intent and leaves many fatalities uncounted, according to interviews and The Times' review of previously confidential records.
Berlin Wall drives wedge through LA art communityNews Chief - Wed Nov 04
Call it the Irony Curtain. The concrete wall that divided the city of Berlin for 28 years is suddenly splitting a segment of Los Angeles' art community just as the 20th anniversary of the wall's falling nears.
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