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Federal lawsuit over proposed Lomita Islamic center settled
L.A. NOWThe Justice Department has settled a lawsuit against Lomita that stemmed from an application that was denied in 2010 to build a new mosque in the city... -
Autopsies may provide clues in slaying of Fullerton coach, USC cop
L.A. NOWAutospy results due back could provide more clues into the slaying of a Cal State Fullerton coach and her fiance in Irvine.... -
'Wage theft' prevails in post-recession economy
Behind the counter at a convenience store in Princess Anne, Elvira Orellana worked 72 hours a week, making sandwiches, cleaning the kitchen and ordering the ingredients to prepare oxtail, curry chicken and cheese steaks. Her employer paid her $648 a week...
Tags: Finance, AFL-CIO, Economy, Business and Finance, Internal Revenue Service, Sales
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Outdoor smoking bans may be coming to South Florida beaches, parks
If you enjoy the freedom to light up at a park or beach — or if you gag at the stench of the second-hand smoke — change could be coming. With a push from a Palm Beach County high school senior motivated by her grandfather's death from lung...
Tags: Palm Beach County, Crime, Law and Justice, Boca Raton, Politics, Death
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Men more likely than women to commit research fraud, study finds
Male scientists, particularly those of high academic rank, are more likely than women to commit research fraud and other forms of misconduct, according to a study. In a paper published Monday in mBio, the online journal of the American Society for...
Tags: National Institutes of Health, Values, Rutgers University, Science and Technology, Crime, Law and Justice
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Knightyme is latest bar to close since Springfield smoking ban
lrussell@ky3.comSPRINGFIELD, Mo. -- After nearly 20 years, the Knightyme Bar and Billiards in northwest Springfield is shutting down. The owners blame Springfield's smoking ban. They're not the only business blaming the ban for a huge drop in sales. The folks at...Tags: Entertainment, Billiards, Snooker and Pool, Crime, Law and Justice, Business, Auction Service
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Five questions with … Ari Karen
The 25-year-old Baltimore-based law firm Offit Kurman recently formed a pioneering mortgage compliance affiliate, C3 Compliance Consultants, to help lenders across the United States conform with regulations launched this year by the federal Consumer...Tags: Legal Service, College Park (Prince George's, Maryland), Laws, Mortgages, Silver Spring (Montgomery, Maryland)
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Smoking ban boosts business at Wichita diner
KWCH 12 Eyewitness NewsNearly three years later, business owners are surprised by customers' reactions to the smoking ban. A study out Friday shows the ban made no difference in food sales at restaurants in Kansas. The Kansas Health Institute compared sales from the years...Tags: Restaurant and Catering Industry, Crime, Law and Justice, Laws
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Trutanich calls himself an outsider
Los Angeles City Atty. Carmen Trutanich raised some eyebrows when, during a recent candidates forum, he referred to himself as "an outsider." That might be a tough description for an incumbent to justify. But Trutanich, facing three challengers in the...
Tags: Finance, Antonio Villaraigosa, Economy, Business and Finance, Dianne Feinstein, Primaries
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DEA not cooperating on probe into suspect’s death, LAPD says
L.A. NOWLos Angeles Police Department officials said their efforts to investigate an in-custody death of a drug suspect has been hampered by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration, which has refused to allow its agents to cooperate for more than two years.... -
New smoking ban will save lives
Smoking huts outside bars around North Dakota will go the way of horse carriage garages when a new statewide smoking ban takes effect. North Dakota has joined 29 other states in passing a more stringent statewide ban on indoor smoking in public places and...Tags: Health Insurance Cost, Heart Attack, North Dakota Legislature, Justice System, Crime, Law and Justice
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Talkback: Should women in military be allowed to serve in combat?
L.A. NOWWomen have been formally barred from serving in most combat roles since 1994, but a federal lawsuit seeks to overturn the policy. Should women be allowed to serve in combat?...
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