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Los Angeles Daily News.

As the newspapers reported all this on Monday, the conflict appeared to be worsening, not dying down.

Clearly on the side of the sailors, the newspapers were fanning the flames, while the police seemed incapable of doing anything about it.

Find me at John W. Davis on all of those.

You can also find my work through the Southern California News Group, the Orange County Register, LA Daily News.

Those are probably the two main sites that post the work, but you can just find me.

anywhere, put in John W. Davis, LA Sparks, my stuff's going to come up.

I just don't care.

Susan Shelley wrote this in the LA Daily News.

And you know that Metro wants 1,700 buses.

They have asked the federal government for... about $2 billion for 1,700 buses to transport people during the Olympic Games in 2028.

Sal Rodriguez, the opinion editor of the Southern California News Group papers, which is 11 papers throughout the four-county region, he has been working so hard on making sure that all of these races that are maybe smaller con- smaller jurisdictions or more obscure, or they seem like they'd be less important, they're not less important, and he's done a magnificent job of tracking down all of these judicial candidates, talking to them, and finding out what they're all about.

So I recommend going to, uh, the dailynews.com, which is the LA Daily News, dailybreeze.com, which is the, uh, South Bay Daily Breeze, ocregister.com, and check out the opinion pages.

There's a separate tab for endorsements, and you can see what we're up to.

And I usually write a column about...

Really, the, the Tammany Hall people would look at this and marvel.

They would say, "What a deal."

And, you know, and the behested payment thing, Susan, as you've so accurately pointed out in your columns for the Southern California News Group, for the LA Daily News, and others, you know, behested payments aren't just the state legislature.

The supervisors have them.

Los Angeles Evening Citizen News.

Los Angeles Daily News.

Perhaps because he felt sorry for me.

Geisel asked me to join him for what he called a snafu story meeting.

You'll find me out there.

And then if you want to read my articles, which is, like, still the j- main job at the end of the day, getting me paid, uh, they're on the Orange County Register and LA Daily News.

Um, so yeah, doing a lot of football stuff right now, but the basketball stuff will be coming soon.

Turning upwards.

And all indications point to this being as much of a real estate play as it is a baseball move, with Kroenke, uh, expected to purchase the stadium and surrounding parking lots, uh, and build a new stadium and develop the surrounding area like he did with the amazing $5.5 billion SoFi Stadium project.

So that got us to thinking in Halo Territory, what could or should a new Angel stadium look like? What should the surrounding area look like? What design features from other new stadiums could the Angels incorporate? What could give a new stadium a distinctly Orange County feel? Well, Gabe, you're a California native, as we said, and you also covered the Angels 2002 team that won the World Series for the LA Daily News.

You travel to ballparks all around the country.

Any thoughts on what a new Angel stadium should, uh, or could look like?