Los Angeles Politics Hotsheet for Wednesday
Dr. Daniel Wiseman is quite the expert on many things local here in Los Angeles. That being said I don't know what he is saying here about the Department of Neighborhood Empowerment (DONE) being done other than yes, it's been done for a while. Suggestions?
The nanny state continues unabated here in Los Angeles. Hamburger Jan Perry continues her assault on fast food with yet another goofy ban on the outlets in South Central. Hamburger Jan's central theme is that people who live in these areas are too damn stupid to figure out what to eat without her help. The idea is by limiting how many joints can open, there will be an increase in healthy options as there are in other parts of LA. Hamburger Jan, who apparently does want fries with that, does not know the real secret to more choices: people in the areas where they exist demand them and vote with their pocket books.
The NFL San Diego Chargers could be headed to Los Angeles. The team, which actually started in LA at the Coliseum, could return there temporarily as early as the 2012 season while they await a new downtown stadium being built by Hamburger Jan's friends at AEG.
Zuma Dogg, expecting a cash payout soon from his triumphant lawsuit victory against the City of Los Angeles, is outlining his plans for philanthropy.
Is Henry's Market coming to NoHo?
Labels: done, dr. daniel wiseman, fast food, jan perry, lydia grant, nfl, noho arts district, parent trigger law
Posted by Michael Higby @ 12/08/2010 12:01:00 AM
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Ironic, ain't it. Mayor Tony using the veto -- an existing form of "checks and balances" -- to kill something the City Council Ten said would create new "checks and balances" re: DWP.
"Balance" is apparently in the eye of the beholder in L.A.
Everybody at city council today is bitching about the plan that Fresh & Easy submitted in order to open a store at Crenshaw and 52nd.
Wah, wah, wah, we can't find fresh food choices.
Here's a clue, losers in Parks' district: don't burn down your fucking neighborhood the next time there's a police injustice. Don't loot. Don't vandalize. Don't graffiti.
This is why your community has so few healthy food options. It's your own fucking fault.
Let's see the hands of people who believe that if Zuma Dogg came into some cash he would keep it all for himself.
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Let's see the hands of the people who believe he'll actually spend it all on straw hats.
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