The archive of all headlines from May 01, 2015, organized by time of publication.
The judge's ruling argues the city of Los Angeles failed to address potential significant impacts of the development, which would bring 35- and 39-story towers to Hollywood. L.A. Now DWP trusts paid for steak dinners, trips to Hawaii, Las Vegas, audits find
Baltimore Unrest
The trusts, financed with millions of dollars from ratepayers, also overpaid top managers and let them charge gas purchases for personal vehicles, the reports say. L.A. Now Judge halts $1 billion Millennium Hollywood skyscraper project
The trusts, financed with millions of dollars from ratepayers, also overpaid top managers and let them charge gas purchases for personal vehicles, the reports say. L.A. Now L.A. Port police chief indicted on federal corruption charges
The trusts, financed with millions of dollars from ratepayers, also overpaid top managers and let them charge gas purchases for personal vehicles, the reports say. Nation Gay marriage foe's argument seems to leave Supreme Court justices puzzled
The trusts, financed with millions of dollars from ratepayers, also overpaid top managers and let them charge gas purchases for personal vehicles, the reports say. L.A. Now Cal/OSHA cites SeaWorld San Diego for safety violations; park vows to appeal
The push for reform is the strongest demonstration of a shift from a focus on national security at the expense of civil liberties to a new balance in the post-Edward J. Snowden era.
The skies above the U.S. military’s counterterrorism hub in Djibouti have become dangerous, with pilots forced to rely on local air-traffic controllers who fall asleep on the job and commit errors at astronomical rates, documents show.
Injury on head of man whose death sparked Baltimore riots matched a bolt in the back of police van, according to local ABC news station
The trusts, financed with millions of dollars from ratepayers, also overpaid top managers and let them charge gas purchases for personal vehicles, the reports say. Nation Congressional review of Iran nuclear deal is threatened by GOP amendments
The trusts, financed with millions of dollars from ratepayers, also overpaid top managers and let them charge gas purchases for personal vehicles, the reports say. Nation Gay marriage foe's argument seems to leave Supreme Court justices puzzled
Investigators believe Freddie Gray suffered serious head injuries while he was in a police transport van, though they have not concluded how they occurred, a law enforcement official said.
The proposed 39- and 35-story buildings -- the largest development in Hollywood history -- were seen as a major piece of the district¿s ongoing revitalization. The judge's concern: traffic on the 101. L.A. Now DWP trusts paid for steak dinners, trips to Hawaii, Las Vegas, audits find
The proposed 39- and 35-story buildings -- the largest development in Hollywood history -- were seen as a major piece of the district¿s ongoing revitalization. The judge's concern: traffic on the 101. Autos Tesla's Musk aims to provide batteries that let homes, businesses ditch the grid
Injury on head of man whose death sparked Baltimore riots matched a bolt in the back of police van, according to local ABC news station
Baltimore braces for more demonstrations as Donta Allen dismisses police claims he told them Gray caused his own injuries
US city braces for more demonstrations as Donta Allen dismisses reports he told police Gray caused his own injuries
A Michigan attorney says the rationale for state marriage laws is not about adults pledging a lasting commitment, rather it is about «binding children to their biological mom and dad." L.A. Now Judge halts $1 billion Millennium Hollywood skyscraper project
The push for reform is the strongest demonstration of a shift from a focus on national security at the expense of civil liberties to a new balance in the post-Edward J. Snowden era.
US city braces for more demonstrations as Donta Allen dismisses reports he told police Gray caused his own injuries
While the exact charges to which David Wildstein would plead guilty were not immediately clear, the top federal prosecutor in New Jersey has scheduled a news conference for 1 p.m. Friday.
The exact charges that Gov. Chris Christie’s ally, David Wildstein, would plead guilty to were not immediately clear. The top federal prosecutor in New Jersey has scheduled a news conference for 1 p.m.
Across the West, a chronic water shortage may yield what was once unthinkable: The American lawn could become a relic, at least this side of the Rockies. Nation Gay marriage foe's argument seems to leave justices puzzled
Across the West, a chronic water shortage may yield what was once unthinkable: The American lawn could become a relic, at least this side of the Rockies. L.A. Now Three dead, one injured after car hurls into L.A. River in Long Beach
The exact charges that Gov. Chris Christie’s ally, David Wildstein, would plead guilty to were not immediately clear. The top federal prosecutor in New Jersey has scheduled a news conference for 1 p.m.
Across the West, a chronic water shortage may yield what was once unthinkable: The American lawn could become a relic, at least this side of the Rockies. L.A. Now Three dead, one injured after car plunges into L.A. River in Long Beach
City braces for more demonstrations as Donta Allen dismisses reports he told police Gray caused his own injuries
The statement by Marilyn J. Mosby, the chief prosecutor, came after her office received an autopsy report.
Baltimore Unrest
The Baltimore prosecutor said a knife found clipped in Freddie Gray’s pants pocket was legal and that his death was a homicide.
State’s attorney announces criminal charges and says Freddie Gray’s arrest by Baltimore police officers was illegal: ‘No crime had been committed’
Across the West, a chronic water shortage may yield what was once unthinkable: The American lawn could become a relic, at least this side of the Rockies. Nation State's attorney: Freddie Gray's death was a homicide
Marilyn J. Mosby, the state attorney of Baltimore, said Friday that she had probable cause to file charges against the police officers in the death of Freddie Gray, who died after sustaining a spinal cord injury while in police custody.
State’s Attorney Marilyn J. Mosby said the officers face charges including second-degree murder, manslaughter and assault.
Across the West, a chronic water shortage may yield what was once unthinkable: The American lawn could become a relic, at least this side of the Rockies. Nation Freddie Gray's death was a homicide, Baltimore state's attorney says
Marilyn J. Mosby, the state attorney of Baltimore, said Friday that she had probable cause to file charges against the six police officers in the death of Freddie Gray, who sustained a spinal cord injury while in police custody.
State’s Attorney Marilyn J. Mosby said the officers face charges including second-degree murder and manslaughter.
Baltimore State's Atty. Marilyn Mosby says the initial arrest lacked probable cause. The knife was not a switchblade and was legal under Maryland law. Nation Rip up lawns? Nevada has been there, done that
The officers face charges including second-degree murder and manslaughter in the case of a man who died from injuries suffered in police custody, State’s Attorney Marilyn J. Mosby said.
Baltimore State's Atty. Marilyn Mosby says the initial arrest lacked probable cause. The knife was not a switchblade and was legal under Maryland law. L.A. Now Three dead, one injured after car plunges into L.A. River in Long Beach
The officers face charges, including 2nd-degree murder and manslaughter, in the case of a man who died from injuries suffered in police custody, State’s Attorney Marilyn J. Mosby said.
Marilyn J. Mosby, the state attorney of Baltimore, said Friday that she had probable cause to file charges against the six police officers in the death of Freddie Gray, who sustained a spinal cord injury while in police custody.
State’s attorney announces criminal charges and says Freddie Gray’s arrest by Baltimore police officers was illegal: ‘No crime had been committed’
Baltimore State's Atty. Marilyn Mosby says the initial arrest lacked probable cause. The knife was not a switchblade and was legal under Maryland law. L.A. Now Three dead, one injured after car plunges into L.A. River in Long Beach
Baltimore State's Atty. Marilyn Mosby says the initial arrest lacked probable cause. The knife was not a switchblade and was legal under Maryland law. Six officers and the charges they face
State’s attorney announces criminal charges and says Freddie Gray’s arrest by Baltimore police officers was illegal: ‘No crime had been committed’
Baltimore State's Atty. Marilyn Mosby says the initial arrest lacked probable cause. The knife was not a switchblade and was legal under Maryland law. The officers and the charges they face
Marilyn J. Mosby, the state attorney of Baltimore, filed homicide, manslaughter and misconduct charges against police officers in the death of Freddie Gray, who sustained a spinal cord injury while in police custody.
The officers face charges, including 2nd-degree murder and manslaughter, in the case of a man who died from injuries suffered in police custody, State’s Attorney Marilyn J. Mosby said.
Prosecutors filed homicide, manslaughter and misconduct charges against police officers in the death of Freddie Gray.
The officers placed a shackled Gray on the floor of a transport van, head-first and on his stomach, and ignored his complaints that he couldn’t breathe, the prosecutor said.
Baltimore State's Atty. Marilyn Mosby says the initial arrest lacked probable cause. The knife was not a switchblade and was legal under Maryland law. Six officers and the charges they face
Baltimore State's Atty. Marilyn Mosby brings criminal charges against the six involved in the fatal arrest and transport. In Washington, President Obama says it is 'absolutely vital that the truth comes out' about what killed Gray. Six officers and the charges they face
Baltimore State's Atty. Marilyn Mosby brings criminal charges against the six involved in the fatal arrest and transport. Rough rides from police -- a feared Baltimore experience
The officers placed a shackled Gray on the floor of a transport van, head-first and on his stomach, and ignored his complaints that he couldn’t breathe, the prosecutor said.
Baltimore’s chief prosecutor charged six police officers on Friday with crimes including murder and manslaughter in the fatal injury of Freddie Gray, a striking and swift turn in a case that has drawn national attention.
The officers placed a shackled Gray on the floor of a transport van, head-first and on his stomach, and ignored his complaints that he couldn’t breathe, the prosecutor said.
The officers placed a shackled Gray on the floor of a transport van, on his stomach, and ignored his complaints that he couldn’t breathe, the prosecutor said. The police union decried the charges as a “rush to judgement.”