AM Headlines: Paging Dr. Murray
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Dr. Conrad Murray owed a total of at least $780,000 in judgments against him and his medical practice, outstanding mortgage payments on his house, delinquent student loans, child support and credit cards.
Rain Routine: Wet weather will return to the Southland this week, with rain expected Tuesday, Wednesday and again Friday, according to National Weather Service forecasters.
The Defendant Is Bachelor No. 1: A murder trial in which suspected serial killer Rodney Alcala is defending himself could become a lot more strange today when jurors are likely to see a video of the defendant as the victorious Bachelor No. 1 on "The Dating Game" in 1978. KPCC
Paging Dr. Murray: Michael Jackson's personal physician is expected to be charged today in connection with the pop singer's death from an overdose of a powerful prescription sedative. KFWB
What Recall?: The LA Times heads to the Brand Boulevard of Cars in Glendale Sunday to gauge reaction to Toyota's recall. LA Times
Not Just Another Star: The 50th anniversary of groundbreaking on the Hollywood Walk of Fame will be marked tonight with former Beatles drummer Ringo Starr receiving its 2,401st star. Full Story
Did You Hear?: Probably not. David Beckham's soccer academy quietly closed in December. Full Story
Nine Homes Red-Tagged: Other residents near the slide area said they feel fortunate they were spared. Full Story
Bryant "Day-to-Day:" Kobe Bryant might miss his second consecutive game Monday night. ESPN Los Angeles
Power Out in West LA: Of the nearly 9,000 Department of Water and Power customers who lost their electricity as a result of storm-related outages, 800 in the West Los Angeles area were still without power today, a DWP spokesperson said. That was about 800 less than Saturday, when about 1,600 customers were without electricity, said DWP spokesperson Maryanne Pierson.
Hey, That's Our Commercial: Members of the Mosaic Church congregation took great interest in a commerical broadcast near the end of the first quarter during the Super Bowl. Pasadena Star-News
