Day in a Page: January 27th, 2012

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News

• 35 pounds of cocaine are mailed to U.N. headquarters
• Angelenos mark Holocaust Remembrance Day with a flash mob
• Attorney accuses Downey police of ignoring pattern of excessive force and racial profiling
• Bell takes a closer look at budget issues with special open meeting
• Beyond black beans and rice: Cuban chefs go modern
• Brass instrument thefts continue as Anaheim school is hit
• California regulators pass new clean car guidelines aimed at transforming vehicle market
• California Supreme Court upholds new state Senate maps for 2012 elections; Democrats could gain super majority
• Dengue fever cases surge worldwide
• Department of Insurance confirms fraud probe into Lap-Band
• Federal government poised to decide on 'road map' for large-scale solar on public lands as public comment ends
• Federal receiver: California at risk of sliding backward on prison medical care
• From health food to health risk: sprouts slip off the menu
• Gov. Jerry Brown pitches higher taxes to Los Angeles business leaders
• Higher dropout age may not lead to more diplomas
• In Florida, the early birds may be the deciders
• LAPD detective arrested for allegedly stealing money during drug bust
• Reading the tea leaves: Cuba's Communists convene
• Riverside County public employees plan 1-day strike
• San Diego man convicted of killing singer fiancee sentenced to life in prison
• San Fernando interim police chief investigated for 'fixing tickets'
• State-of-the-art hospital offers hope for Haiti
• Study: 1 in 14 people has oral HPV infection
• Tupac FourSquare map created by English hip-hop fan
• UN atomic agency to visit Iran for new probe
• Why a fight to the finish may not be a bad thing

Programs

• AirTalk: AirTalk for January 27, 2012
• Last stand before the Florida primary
• Did Twitter just commit social suicide?
• FilmWeek: The Grey, Man on a Ledge, Margaret, Norwegian Wood and more
• Groucho Marx’s later years
• FilmWeek: FilmWeek (1/27/12): The Grey, Man on a Ledge, Margaret, Norwegian Wood and more
• FilmWeek Marquee: FilmWeek Marquee (1/27/12): The Grey, Man on a Ledge, Declaration of War and Film Socialisme
• Patt Morrison: Patt Morrison For January 27, 2012
• Has California failed to protect children’s right to free education?
• The brainstorm myth: Do we really work better in groups?
• New Hampshire parents get to nix school curriculum they find objectionable
• Military goes green in attempt to save environment, lives, and money
• Bradley Whitford shows his “ART” in Pasadena
• The Madeleine Brand Show: The Madeleine Brand Show for January 27, 2012
• GOP presidential candidates praise Sen. Marco Rubio during debate
• Obama pressed on immigration policy
• The man who trains the best in the world: New HBO series features boxing trainer Freddie Roach
• A tribute to "Welcome Back, Kotter" star Robert Hegyes
• Weekend Alibi: LA A Capella, Chinese New Year and Tommy
• Dinner Party Download: "S*$t people say," salad towers
• How much do tweets matter? A look at Twitter's role in the presidential race
• The Loh Down On Science: Two Moons

Blogs

• The Latest: 'KISS' robber rolls all nite, hides out every day
• Without A Net: Cher not dead: the beat goes on for celebrity death hoax
• Pass / Fail: Does your public school require student fees?
• Pacific Swell: Find sustainable food near you with new online directory
• Pacific Swell: Here comes the sun: Dept. of Energy to bring Solar Decathlon to California
• DeBord Report: Honda electrifies City of Torrance with Fit EV
• Without A Net: James Franco trashes USC, LA Kings learn how to be famous and MLK Day: The Movie
• The Latest: LA fact finding frenzy follows discovery of Ice Cube's exact 'Good Day'
• The Latest: Manhattan Beach travel and surfing journalist kidnapped by Somali pirates
• The Latest: Not the day to play with matches: Santa Ana winds close school, create fire weather danger
• Pacific Swell: Song of the Week: "Smoggy Mountain High," by Key Losers, for clean cars and air pollution news
• DeBord Report: Storifying the Davos dilemma
• DeBord Report: The Wall Street financial crisis, perfectly visualized at Art Center in California
• DeBord Report: Welcome to the era of slow U.S. economic growth
• DeBord Report: Will Goldman Sachs lose out on Facebook IPO?