AM Headlines: After the Storm

A look at this morning's headlines around LA

By Jonathan Lloyd
|  Wednesday, Feb 10, 2010  |  Updated 11:23 AM PDT
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AM Headlines: After the Storm

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LA CANADA-FLINTRIDGE, CA - FEBRUARY 6: A debris flow damages homes and carries cars away on after heavy rains caused mudslides February 6, 2010 in La Canada Flintridge, California. Large wildfires in 2008 and 2009 stripped the hills and mountains of vegetation, resulting in mud and debris flow danger as winter rains pass over foothill communities where thousands of people have been evacuated at times in recent weeks. The threat is particularly high near the San Gabriel Mountains above La Canada-Flintridge area which were denuded of natural flood-controlling vegetation by the 250-plus square mile Station. At least 40 homes have been severely damaged and 500 remain evacuated. (Photo by David McNew/Getty Images)

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Sprinkling of Irony: The LA Times catches the city violating its own water-conservation rules. Full Story

Storm Evacuees Wait: After the storm, all they can do is wait for word on when they can return home. Full Story

Meet the Rose Inspector: The Register talks with a Customs and Border Protection inspector who is in for a busy week as Valentine flower shipments arrive. OC Register

Lancaster Mayor Apologizes:
He says his "Christian community" remark might have made some people feel left out. LA Times

But in Santa Clarita...:
A council member now faces a complaint over his "proud racist" comment. The Signal

Different Tastes: Not everyone likes the odor produced by a food flavoring company in San Clemente. OC Register

The Torchenator: For Olympic fans, it's a "huh, go figure" moment as a new torch relay runner was announced: none other than actor-turned-California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger. NBCOlympics

Glendale Wants Consultation on Glendale: The Glendale News Press looks at Glendale's identity crisis -- perceived or otherwise.  News Press

Let's Try This Again: They'll try, fry and grill again, this time with a mobile food court in downtown LA. Full Story

Barely Noticeable: A plan to expand bear hunting in California probably won't mean much for hillside communities near the San Gabriel Mountains. Pasadena Star-News

Go Fourth and Prosper: The Jazz outscore the Clippers 29-15 in the fourth quarter to win their ninth straight. ESPN Los Angeles

 



 

Posted Feb 10, 2010
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