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911 call offers witnesses' account of Bryson hit-and-runs
L.A. NOWA 911 call released by San Gabriel police on Monday offers an account by two men who were in a vehicle allegedly struck by then-Commerce Secretary John Bryson, who was described by the men as a "drunk driver."... -
Commerce secretary seemed confused and glassy-eyed after crash
L.A. NOWBrysonA motorist who was struck by then- U.S. Commerce Secretary John Bryson in the San Gabriel Valley last month said the Cabinet official seemed confused, glassy-eyed and unaware during his bizarre series of hit-and-run collisions.... -
Ex-Commerce Secretary Bryson tested positive for Ambien, D.A. says
L.A. NOWFormer Commerce Secretary John Bryson tested positive for the sleeping aid Ambien, according to the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office.... -
Despite Ambien, ex-Commerce secretary won't face charges
L.A. NOWIn the weeks following former Commerce Secretary John Bryson’s bizarre series of hit-and-run collisions in the San Gabriel Valley, authorities said his blood tests would be pivotal in deciding whether to file criminal charges.... -
John Bryson case: Unlike with alcohol, no clear-cut rule for Ambien
L.A. NOWThe maker of the popular sleeping aid Ambien warns users not to take the drug and drive. But whether it's against the law to get behind the wheel with the sleep-inducer in your system is determined on a case-by-case basis, experts say.... -
Metro officials to consider extending Measure R transit tax
L.A. NOWL.A. County transportation officials will decide next week whether to support a proposed November ballot measure that would extend a half-cent sales tax for transit projects that voters first approved four years ago.... -
Group needs help moving Disney sign to Sacramento
L.A. NOWA group that supports the California State Fair is looking for help in moving Disney's "CALIFORNIA" sign from Southern California to Sacramento.... -
Chowchilla kidnapper released after more than 35 years in prison
L.A. NOWOne of three men who kidnapped a busload of schoolchildren from Chowchilla in 1976 has been released from custody after after serving more than 35 years in state prison, authorities said Thursday.... -
Off-limits strip of Orange County beach now open to public
L.A. NOWOn Saturday morning, Huntington Beach will add a few more yards to its array of world-famous beaches. However, they won't much resemble the sandy paradise that Jan and Dean immortalized in song — not yet, anyway. The strip of shore,...... -
Chowchilla kidnapper, now living with mother, is being monitored
L.A. NOWOne of three men who kidnapped a busload of schoolchildren from Chowchilla, Calif., in 1976 is now living with his mother in Mountain View, Calif. Richard Allen Schoenfeld was released on parole late Wednesday, state prison officials said. He will...... -
Prosecutors consider charges against ex-Commerce secretary
L.A. NOWL.A. prosecutors are now deciding whether former U.S. Commerce Secretary John Bryson should face criminal charges in connection with two recent hit-and-run crashes in the San Gabriel Valley. Police sent the case to the L.A. County district attorney's... -
Police chief's wife says she didn't fire shots at officers
L.A. NOWThe wife of the Oceanside police chief testified Monday that she had been drinking and having suicidal thoughts before she called the police and initiated a standoff at her Cypress home, which authorities said culminated with her firing shots at......
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