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As seen in: Central Coast Farm & Ranch, MSN, Los Angeles Times, Sydney Morning Herald, Hartford Courant, Richmond Times-Dispatch, Bryan-College Station Eagle, The Valdosta Daily Times, Bristol Herald Courier, The Lewiston Tribune, Finger Lakes Times
Conejo Valley resident, former @LATimes staff writer, dedicated to the defense of democracy. Editor of Central Coast Farm & Ranch magazine.
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L.A. gets new park in heart of downtown

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By Catherine Saillant 
| Los Angeles Times
Before a throng of office workers and scruffy-faced hipsters, Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa on Monday opened Spring Street Park in the heart of the city’s rapidly evolving downtown, telling the crowd that there were more parks to come, including the conversion of a coveted 2-acre parcel across from City Hall. “Not since the late-1940s have you seen the resurgence of downtown, the activity downtown that you see today,” Villaraigosa said.
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Accidental wildfires draw aggressive prosecutions

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By Catherine Saillant 
| Los Angeles Times
Two laborers repairing a broken water pipe on a Santa Ynez ranch this summer sparked one of the largest wildfires in California history. They now face felony criminal charges that could land them in prison, and the ranch could be forced to pay at least part of the Zaca fire’s $118-million cost.
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L.A. tax-hike vote patterns tell a tale of two realities

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By David Zahniser , Ben Welsh , Catherine Saillant 
| Los Angeles Times
Nearly every week, 70-year-old Barb Johnson hears word of a nearby robbery or car break-in in Vermont Knolls, her neighborhood of modest bungalows just west of the Harbor Freeway in South Los Angeles. So it was alarming, she says, to learn this week that voters had rejected a proposed city sales tax increase that the mayor, the police chief and other civic leaders said was vital to shoring up the Los Angeles Police Department and improving emergency services.
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