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Barry Garron has been writing about TV since before there was cable, the Fox network and VHS tapes. On two occasions, he was selected to be part of the American Film Institute jury to decide the top 10 TV sows of the year. In addition to his expertise on TV and the entertainment industry, Garron is an avid amateur photographer and collector of political buttons. He has been a resident of Los Angeles since 1998.

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Northridge-Chatsworth|News|

Committee Advances Measure Targeting Group Homes

Following brief comments by staff members, the city's Planning and Land Use Management committee sends the controversial measure to the full City Council.

Committee Advances Measure Targeting Group Homes
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UPDATE: Was It an Accident or Was It Murder?

NBC executive who grew up in Chatsworth was fatally shot in friend's Porter Ranch garage. Police are calling it a homicide.

UPDATE: Was It an Accident or Was It Murder?
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Edward Asner Gives FDR His Say

The award-winning actor makes the case for Franklin D. Roosevelt's greatness both on and off the stage; the performance comes to CSUN this Thursday.

Edward Asner Gives FDR His Say
Northridge-Chatsworth|News|

Brad Smith Not Ready to Concede

Still clinging to the hope of a forced runoff, Brad Smith declined to concede in the race for City Council from the 12th District.

Brad Smith Not Ready to Concede
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School Board Candidates Clash on Budget Cuts

Challenger Louis Pugliese said statewide abolition of community redevelopment agencies will save the Los Angeles district from making $200 million in cuts; incumbent Tamar Galatzan says more layoffs are likely inevitable.

School Board Candidates Clash on Budget Cuts
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School Board Candidates Clash on Budget Cuts

Challenger Louis Pugliese said statewide abolition of community redevelopment agencies will save the Los Angeles district from making $200 million in cuts; incumbent Tamar Galatzan says more layoffs are likely inevitable.

School Board Candidates Clash on Budget Cuts
Northridge-Chatsworth|News|

Joan Rivers Mixes Barbs with Life Lessons

Entering a new phase of her long career, Rivers offers perspective, gratitude and advice along with her trademark insult humor.

Joan Rivers Mixes Barbs with Life Lessons
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LAPD Demands All Traffic Stops Must Be Unbiased

A special internal affairs unit investigates about 300 allegations a year of racial profiling and other discriminatory practices; no complaints are sustained.

LAPD Demands All Traffic Stops Must Be Unbiased