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Suspect in stabbing of four shoppers at Target found incompetent to stand trial
L.A. NOWA woman accused of stabbing four people at a Target store in West Hollywood in May has been found mentally incompetent to stand trial. Layla Rosette Trawick, 34, was ordered to be sent to Patton State Hospital in San Bernardino...... -
Global warming: Can the San Bernardino flying squirrel be saved?
GreenspaceEnvironmentalists have petitioned the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to list the San Bernardino flying squirrel, a nocturnal glider native to Southern California mountains, as an endangered species, threatened by climate change. The petition, filed... -
Indecisive weather -- chilly at beach, hot inland
L.A. NOWSouthern California continued a wide-ranging weather trend Friday, with record low temperatures along the coast and triple-digit scorchers inland. A record low of 57 degrees was recorded at Los Angeles Airport, shaving one degree off the previous low in... -
Solar power: California approves first solar thermal project in 20 years
GreenspaceThe California Energy Commission approved construction Wednesday on the first solar thermal farm regulators have permitted in two decades. The Beacon Solar Energy project on the western edge of the Mojave Desert is one of a group of solar roposals...... -
Beacon Solar Energy project OKed; first solar thermal project approved in 20 years
L.A. Times Tech BlogFor the first time in 20 years, state energy regulators have approved construction on a solar thermal farm. The California Energy Commission gave the Beacon Solar Energy project a unanimous go-ahead Wednesday. The installation, set to unfurl across 2,... -
CHP reports double-digit drop in vehicle thefts in 2009
L.A. NOWVehicle thefts in the Golden State dropped 15% from 2008 to 2009 in what the California Highway Patrol called the largest year-over-year decrease in decades. There were 169,058 stolen vehicles reported in 2009 compared with 199,766 the previous year,... -
Drugs, drinking popular at park near Metrolink tracks where teens were killed, neighbor says
L.A. NOWA section of railroad tracks in south Orange County where two people were struck and killed by a Metrolink train Thursday is near a park that is frequented by teenagers and young adults drinking and taking drugs, a neighbor said....... -
Football: Week One schedule
Varsity Times InsiderThursday, Sept. 9 CITY NONLEAGUE Bell at Grant, 7 p.m. Belmont at South Gate, 7 p.m. Locke at San Fernando, 7 p.m. Narbonne at South East, 7 p.m. Santee at San Pedro, 7 p.m. Taft vs. Dorsey at Rancho Cienega...... -
Mayor Villaraigosa: 'Go home, Texas oil companies!'
GreenspaceMayor Antonio Villaraigosa on Tuesday rebuked Valero Energy Corp. and Tesoro Corp., which operate refineries in Wilmington, for bankrolling a measure that would effectively scuttle the state's efforts to curb greenhouse gas emissions. "Go home, Texas... -
Football: Friday's scores
Varsity Times InsiderFriday, September 10th CITY NONLEAGUE Cleveland 15, Fremont 13 El Camino Real 36, Palisades 35 Lincoln 30, Huntington Park 27 (OT) Reseda 17, Monroe 2 SOUTHERN SECTION NONLEAGUE Agoura 35, Ventura 34 Alemany 44, Eastside 20 Antelope Valley 36, Rosamond...... -
Ninth infant confirmed dead from whooping cough in state epidemic
L.A. NOWA ninth baby in California has died from whooping cough, state officials said Tuesday. The death of the infant, who lived in San Bernardino County and was less than 2 months old, makes this year’s epidemic more deadly than 2005's....... -
Ontario priest accused of sexually abusing two boys
L.A. NOWA Catholic priest from Ontario has been removed from active ministry after being accused of sexually abusing two adolescent boys, according to the Diocese of San Bernardino. Rev. Alex Castillo, 57, pastor of Our Lady of Guadalupe Church in Ontario,......
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