AM Headlines: Mayor Goes to Washington
A glance at this morning's headlines around LA
The Mayor Goes to Washington: Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa is scheduled to in Washington D.C. Tuesday for the third time in four weeks, again lobbying for federal funds to speed up the construction of a dozen major transportation projects. KPCC
Bike Thief Goes Head Over Heels: A sting operation captures yet another bike thief in downtown LA. The chase involved a calamity. LA Downtown News
Quiet Down Up There: Bob Hope Airport is pursuing a plan that would make a voluntary curfew permanent. Burbank Leader
The Road Not Taken: More from the McCourt court documents -- Jamie McCourt never followed up on a strategy to run for mayor. LA Times
Quake-Up Call: An earthquake shakes Southern California early Tuesday morning. Full Story
Ceremony for Willie Davis: A private memorial service will be held today at Dodger Stadium for Willie Davis, the Los Angeles Dodgers' all-time leader in several categories, including hits, total bases and runs.
Foster Mother, Boyfriend Under Investigation: Authorities say a 2-year-old who died was struck with a hammer. LA Times
16-Hour Tour: It was supposed to be a direct flight from LAX to JFK. New York Post
Lakers Hold on Against Warriors: That's eight in a row against Golden State. ESPN Los Angeles
Poizer, Whitman Square Off: The Republican gubernatorial candidates talked it out Monday night. Full Story
No Parade, But the Party's Still On: There are a few St. Patrick's Day celebrations going on downtown. Full Story
