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Queen Mary Special Events

Teamsters Black Caucus - First Annual Music Fest
Come out and join the Teamsters Black Caucus at this family affair, full of fun and activities for all. There will be give-aways and gate prizes. Al

Tibbies 'Forever Fifties'
Malt shops to sock hops! The music of the 1950's returns in a brand new revue! 'Twist The Night Away' under the stars as we relive 'Those Magic Moment

News

Suicide bomber kills 30 in Pakistan
The explosion outside a Rawalpindi bank injures several dozen. The U.N. , responding to recent violence, suspends long-term development work in the northwest regions.

RAWALPINDI, Pakistan — A suicide bomber killed 30 people outside a bank near Pakistan's capital today, while the U.N. said spreading violence in the country had forced it to suspend long-term development work in the northwest regions along the Afghan border.

Afghan president appears to win by default; U.S. pushes to cancel runoff vote
Hamid Karzai's rival, Abdullah Abdullah, pulls out, fearing a repeat of the earlier fraud-plagued election. Pressure builds on President Obama to decide whether to send tens of thousands more troops.

The withdrawal Sunday of President Hamid Karzai's only rival in an election runoff essentially handed him another five-year term, but without the clear mandate U.S. officials had hoped would make Karzai an effective partner in the struggle to stabilize Afghanistan.

CIT files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection
After struggling for months to avert bankruptcy, lender CIT Group has filed for Chapter 11 protection in an attempt to restructure its debt while trying to keep badly needed loans flowing to thousands of mid-sized and small businesses.

Bikes and cars: Can we share the road?
With more bikes on the road, drivers are frustrated -- and cyclists are at risk. Now's the time for changes.

Mandeville Canyon Road is a two-lane, dead-end road that twists and climbs for six miles through a quiet Brentwood neighborhood. 'It's perfect for bicycling -- like honey to bears,' says Jeffrey Courion, former public policy director for Velo Club La Grange, a bicycle touring and racing club.

Steve Lopez pitches an offer to Jamie McCourt
A columnist pitches an offer to a woman of substance

Dear Jamie McCourt:

Frugality is a given this holiday season
Lean times demand creative ways to make merry: Be less lavish, shop early, haggle over prices, buy with cash, give heirlooms, make your own gifts and reuse decorations.

The holiday shopping season is getting underway, but despite the not-so-gentle prodding of retailers and some economists, Americans are in no mood to overspend.

Marijuana growers upend hard-luck California town
They flock to Hayfork to bask in the sunny, cool climate and the permissive rules on medical pot farming and possession.

Reporting from Hayfork, Calif. — Education has long been preached as a way to keep kids away from drugs. It's the walk to school that has Supt. Tom Barnett worried.

A remarkable turnaround at Pasadena's John Muir High School
The campus that for years was under state monitoring has improved test scores, attendance rates and student participation.

With each click of his mouse, Sam Picture wondered if John Muir High School was a good career move.

Missed opportunities let Station fire become a disaster
By the time heli-tankers arrived in force, the blaze had leaped Angeles Crest Highway. The last best chance to prevent a catastrophe had vanished.

On a sizzling August morning, as flames burned unchecked down the road, fire crews milled about at an Angeles Crest Highway ranger station. Others were parked along the pavement -- a critical line of defense -- their engines quiet and hoses slack.

Cyclists have a lot riding on L.A. driver's trial
Bike riders see the case as a test of the system's support for their rights.

Like many avid cyclists, Rick Wurtz has his share of horror stories from the road.

News

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16-year-old suspect in Melody Ross killing was once a Wilson student
A 16-year-old arrested on suspicion of shooting Wilson High School student Melody Ross on Friday attended Wilson until December of last year, according to officials with the Long Beach Unified School District.

Norwalk man won't be charged in Downey death
LOS ANGELES - Citing insufficient evidence, the District Attorney's Office declined Wednesday to charge a Norwalk resident arrested in connection with the death of a man following a confrontation in a bar parking lot in Downey.