Man Stabbed On LA Bus Trying To Break Up Fight
A man trying to break up a fight on a bus in downtown Los Angeles between several women ends up getting cut with a knife.
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Assault Weapons Ban Won’t Be In Dems’ Gun Bill
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has decided that a proposed assault weapons ban won't be part of a gun control bill the Senate plans to debate next month, the sponsor of the ban said Tuesday.
Race for LA Mayor Highlights Tuesday Election
Voters head to the polls Tuesday in Los Angeles to choose from eight mayoral candidates. Polls will be open until 8 p.m. Visit NBCLA.com for polling place information.
"SNL" Addresses the Sequester
To say President Barack Obama had a rough week on Capital Hill would be an understatement. This week’s episode of Saturday Night Live poked fun at the Commander-In-Chief every chance it could.Photo Credit: SNL
Stewart Helps Viewers Digest “Hagel with a Smear”
After saying the name “Chuck Hagel” in a funny nasal voice a few times, Jon Stewart got to the point: The nomination of Chuck Hagel for secretary of defense.Photo Credit: Comedy Central
MAIL CALL! But Not On Saturday?
Apparently trying an end-run around an unaccommodating Congress, the financially struggling U.S. Postal Service says it will stop delivering mail on Saturdays.
For Election Season, a Political Pupu Platter
DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES – On March 5, Angelenos will head to the polls to elect the next mayor. Voters that day will also choose a city attorney, a city controller, eight council members and the cutest p
WATCH: MLK’s Ghost Visits Obama on "SNL"
Fresh off this week’s inauguration, Barack Obama got the Saturday Night Live treatment in a politically charged episode filled with superstar cameos.Photo Credit: SNL
President Obama To Congress- “You Must Act Now” – For Gun Control
President Obama signs more than 20-Executive Orders, saying it is time to make a real and lasting difference to stop gun violence.
Garcetti Top Choice for Hollywood Campaign Donors
Nearly $1 million has been donated by entertainment industry employees into the campaigns of candidates for Los Angeles mayor, with about half going to Councilman Eric Garcetti.