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| (Photo by Paul Redmond) |
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| Washing the River Los Angeles: |
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| La Gran Limpieza — The Great L.A. River Clean-Up |
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| (5/5/04) |
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| La Gran Limpieza. NC's, Com- munity Groups scour the rocks. |
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| Friends of Atwater Village: |
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| FAV is Now Online! |
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 | LACC Van de Kamps Update |
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| Atwater History: Vince's Market |
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| Atwater Ranch Market Mural |
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| FAV Special Event, Fri Sept 10: “Revisiting the Red Car” |
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| Eric Garcetti, Council District 13: |
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| Garcetti's Week-Long Diary on Slate (5/21/04) |
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| Garcetti chronicles a week in the hectic schedule of an LA City Councilmember. |
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| Tom LaBonge, Council District 4: |
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| Council District 4 Newsletter |
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| May 11, 2004 |
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| LaBonge Calls for City Pool Upgrades |
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| Fire Service Day |
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| CD4 Upcoming Events |
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| CA Assemblymember Jackie Goldberg: |
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| April 2004 Newsletter - California's Workers' Compensation Crisis |
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| (5/18/04) |
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| Understanding the effect that deregualtion has had on the Workers' Compensation system. |
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| U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer: |
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| Being Prepared for West Nile Virus (5/21/04) |
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| Signs of West Nile Virus found in several California counties early in year, suggesting this could be a bad year for this disease. Plus link to info on how to avoid it. |
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| U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein: |
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| Senators Urge President Bush to Release Oil Reserves and Drop Gas Prices (5/18/04) |
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| With gas prices at record levels, Senator Feinstein joined seven other U.S. Senators to urge Bush Administration to release stored government oil reserves, which could lower gas prices. |
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| Senate Approves Amendment to Prevent Terrorists from Obtaining Nuclear Materials |
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| (5/19/04) |
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| Report describes scenario in which 10-kiloton nuclear bomb is smuggled into Manhattan and detonated resulting in the loss of 500,000 people. |
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| Cello's Finder Pledges to Donate Reward
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| By Sara Lin, Times Staff Writer (5/18/04) |
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| The rare Stradivarius is slightly damaged, but experts say the instrument can be repaired. |
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| Going Past 'No' on Housing |
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| Editorial (5/11/04) |
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| Councilmembers Reyes and Garcetti have worked to promote a mandate that new housing developments include units that are affordable to people of low or moderate income. Many developers are dead set against it. |
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| *Requires a free online subscription to www.latimes.com |
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