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A man fired a rifle into a crowd of people eating Wednesday night at a Lennox taco stand, killing one man and injuring five other people, including a 12-year-old boy. Sheriff's deputies have not yet determined the shooter's motive, and have released no description.
Chrysler will likely file for bankruptcy protection, but what about massage parlors in Torrance? City leaders there have placed a temporary moratorium on new massage parlors in town, citing a rise in the number of arrests for prostitution in town.
Despite rampant rumors, no swine flu cases have yet been reported in the South Bay, though the outbreak is putting a damper on local travel.
Jane Harman has hired a political consultant to fight back against her wire tapping scandal. Meanwhile, she's challenged the reporter who broke the story to a road race, after she and her staff competed in a 5 kilometer race Wednesday. Her team name? "Tapped Out."
North Torrance High's softball-ers eked out a win over Torrance High on Wednesday. Missed the game? No worries -- check out our pictures.
Why don't you mosey on over to the Breeze's Crime and Courts blog? Larry Altman, half of the duo behind that blogging powerhouse, received a Best of the West journalism award for his mad blogging skills. Wish Larry congratulations, but also say hello to Denise Nix, who does a fine job herself on the blog.
A man fired a rifle into a crowd of people eating Wednesday night at a Lennox taco stand, killing one man and injuring five other people, including a 12-year-old boy. Sheriff's deputies have not yet determined the shooter's motive, and have released no description.
Chrysler will likely file for bankruptcy protection, but what about massage parlors in Torrance? City leaders there have placed a temporary moratorium on new massage parlors in town, citing a rise in the number of arrests for prostitution in town.
Despite rampant rumors, no swine flu cases have yet been reported in the South Bay, though the outbreak is putting a damper on local travel.
Jane Harman has hired a political consultant to fight back against her wire tapping scandal. Meanwhile, she's challenged the reporter who broke the story to a road race, after she and her staff competed in a 5 kilometer race Wednesday. Her team name? "Tapped Out."
North Torrance High's softball-ers eked out a win over Torrance High on Wednesday. Missed the game? No worries -- check out our pictures.
Why don't you mosey on over to the Breeze's Crime and Courts blog? Larry Altman, half of the duo behind that blogging powerhouse, received a Best of the West journalism award for his mad blogging skills. Wish Larry congratulations, but also say hello to Denise Nix, who does a fine job herself on the blog.
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