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The weekly news show about Los Angeles County
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lacounty > LA Now #72
lacounty > LA NOW Episode #71 Air Date: September 19, 2011 Hosted by: Mike Dinow 1. It was our day at the County Fair – literally. (:50) 2. The Department of Public Works continues the cleanup in the Antelope Valley after a damaging storm and flash flood. (3:05) 3. Battling wildfires on Catalina Island, 26 miles from the mainland presents unique challenges for the Los Angeles County Fire Department. (3:31) 4. Teenagers now have a place of their own at the Hermosa Beach branch of the County Public Library. (5:47) 5. The works of legendary Chicano performance art collective ASCO are on display at LACMA. (6:25) 6. Opportunities to see LACMA’s Tim Burton retrospective are running short. (6:48) 7. The Spider Pavilion returns to the Natural History Museum. (7:09)
lacounty > LA NOW Episode #70 Air Date: September 12, 2011 Hosted by: Mike Dinow 1. Helicopter crews with the Los Angeles County Fire Department serve a critical role in dangerous rescues and fire response. (:43) 2. Meanwhile, Super Scooper planes have arrived to help the Fire Department in the aerial battle against wildfires. (2:53) 3. After 70 years of service, a County Fire Station in Malibu will soon be demolished and replaced with a larger $8 million facility (3:32) 4. The County is moving forward with a $141 million state-of-the-art medical complex to serve the Antelope Valley community. (4:01) 5. The County’s Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Center continues to help local residents with serious injuries, and is again honored as one of the nation’s best. (4:35) 6. The Toy Loan Program at the Department of Public Social Services grabs attention and a major award. (6:54)
lacounty > LA Now Episode #69
lacounty > LA NOW Episode #68 Air Date: August 29, 2011 Hosted by: Mike Dinow 1. Therapy is in fashion for patients at Rancho Los Amigos. (:43) 2. The DISARM program continues to take more guns and drugs off the streets. (3:11) 3. An investment in the environment by the Internal Services Department gains award-winning attention. (3:45) 4. Connecting kids and reading to animals in need comes to a successful close or the Public Library and the Department of Animal Care and Control. (4:34) 5. Feel the beat at the Ford Theatres this summer. (5:02) 6. The Zodiac Project is Ai Weiwei's first major public sculpture – on display now at LACMA. (7:01)
lacounty > LA NOW Episode #67 Air Date: August 22, 2011 Hosted by: Mike Dinow 1. County Animal Care and Control officers have the help of a new ordinance in dealing with vicious dogs. (:45) 2. New cases of West Nile Virus have been reported in Los Angeles County. (1:16) 3. A team of County healthcare workers have been working on the frontline of the AIDS epidemic for 30 years. (1:50) 4. The new dinosaur exhibit has helped the Natural History Museum see a big jump in summer attendance. (4:24) 5. The Arts Commission is providing young filmmakers with a unique learning opportunity, while learning about the County’s connection to a silent film star at the same time. (4:56)
lacounty > LA NOW Episode #66 Air Date: August 15, 2011 Hosted by: Mike Dinow 1. Homeboy Industries continues to change the lives for former gang members and inmates from all over Los Angeles County. (:43) 2. Why the new mental health urgent care center at Olive View Medical Center is so important. (3:18) 3. Success stories of local foster children at the Department of Children and Family Service “For the Love of Kids” celebration. (3:55) 4. Anyone that says engineering is a man's world hasn't met Michele Chimienti - lead engineer on the Big Tujunga Dam for the Department of Public Works. (4:46) 5. 20 former patients showcase their talents at the Rancho Los Amigos Talent Show. (6:35) 6. March to the beat of your own drummer at the Ford Theaters this summer. (7:07)
lacounty > LA NOW Episode #65 Air Date: August 8, 2011 Hosted by: Mike Dinow 1. An extensive earthquake retrofit project is now complete at Big Tujunga Dam (:41) 2. Will you need special assistance during a disaster? The County has a new way to connect you to the specialized care you might need (2:35) 3. California’s top rehab facility is right here in Los Angeles County as Rancho Los Amigos once again receives national honors. (3:40) 4. Residents in the unincorporated community of Valinda are working to make their community safer, and celebrated their success at National Night Out. (3:11) 5. Community leaders were on-hand to dedicate the grand reopening of Ted Watkins Park in South Los Angeles (5:15) 6. Science and B-movies collide at the Page Museum and La Brea Tar Pits throughout the summer (5:54) 7. Several special learning opportunities are available for children this summer at LACMA. (6:30)
lacounty > LA NOW Episode #64 Air Date: August 1, 2011 Hosted by: Mike Dinow 1. The Probation Department’s Central Juvenile Hall is celebrating its 100th anniversary and recently opened its door to give the public a look inside the facility. (:41) 2. County resident had a good time and learned how to fight crime at the 28th annual National Night Out. (3:05) 3. California’s top rehab facility is right here in Los Angeles County as Rancho Los Amigos once again receives national honors. (3:40) 4. A new multi-million dollar County library branch is coming to the unincorporated community of East Compton. (4:25) 5. The County’s Parks After Dark program provides kids with productive activities to decrease participation in at-risk behavior, including gang activity, and is a component of the County’s Gang Initiative intended to reduce gang violence. (4:59) 6. If you’re heading to a County park or Dockweiler Beach this summer, don’t forget to make your facility reservation online in advance. (7:14)
lacounty > LA NOW Episode #63 Air Date: July 25, 2011 Hosted by: Mike Dinow 1. LA County’s top firefighter is settling into his new job – a profile of Fire Chief Daryl Osby. 2. In the latest success for the Sheriff’s Project Isaiah program, more than 7,500 confiscated firearms have been melted down and permanently destroyed. 3. An Antelope Valley girl and a County emergency dispatcher are honored after working together to save a life. 4. The stars and vehicles of the 1970’s hit TV show “Emergency!” make a return to the Los Angeles County Fire Station they called home. 5. If you live in the Antelope Valley, the County is making it easier to gather all the permits needed for a construction project from a single, one-stop location. 6. Music fans now have a free way to download songs, thanks to a partnership between Sony Music and the Los Angeles County Public Library.
lacounty > LA NOW Episode #62 Air Date: July 18, 2011 Hosted by: Mike Dinow 1. An exhibit millions of years in the making as dinosaurs return to the Natural History Museum. 2. There’s a new Superintendent on the job at the Los Angeles County Office of Education. 3. Residents of Duarte are benefitting from a renovated facility and new equipment at their local branch of the Los Angeles County Public Library. 4. A family tragedy leads a local girl to the Department of Children and Family Services and into a loving foster home. Now her success is honored by the Board of Supervisors and UCLA. 5. Summer grilling means safety tip reminders from the Department of Public Health. 6. An urban farm at a Community Development Commission housing complex in Long Beach is growing again.
lacounty > LA NOW Episode #61 Air Date: July 11, 2011 Hosted by: Mike Dinow 1. Carmageddon is just days away. How to get around the 405 closure if you absolutely have to travel in the area. 2. The arrival of summer means many things – including the start of wildland fire season. On the front lines with LA County Fire as crews fight to keep fires from spreading. 3. Hundreds of County employees spent their 4th of July serving the nation as reservists in the military, with dozens of them serving on active duty far from home. 4. A rare disease called Chagas is moving undetected locally, but education, outreach, and testing is changing perceptions and raising awareness. 5. If you’re unemployed and between the ages of 16-24, the County may be able to help you find a summer job. 6. Arts education in schools across the County is flourishing, thanks to a nationally recognized Arts Commission program.
lacounty > LA NOW Episode #60 Air Date: July 4, 2011 Hosted by: Mike Dinow 1. A typical pharmacy fills around 250 prescriptions every day, but one Department of Health Services pharmacy alone handles 1,200 prescriptions a day. Now, DHS is meeting demand by brining the latest technology and incredible accuracy to County pharmacies. 2. There’s a new #2 at the Sheriff’s Department. Meet Undersheriff Paul Tanaka. 3. The ban on plastic bags in the unincorporated areas is now in place and County leaders are making sure residents have access to replacement bags and info about the ban. 4. The $56 million Civic Park project is moving along, brining much-needed green space to Downtown Los Angeles. 5. Junior golfers will be hitting the links for less green this month at the County’s numerous public courses. 6. The County Library’s summer reading program is giving kids a chance to read a book and participate in a community service project at the same time. 7. School’s out and pools are open with 14 County pools providing recreational swimming for kids until September.
lacounty > LA NOW Episode #59 Air Date: June 27, 2011 Hosted by: Mike Dinow 1. Planning and training today gives the Office of Emergency Management a boost in planning for future earthquakes. 2. Mutual aid and partnerships with other agencies will provide critical help to the Los Angeles County Fire Department in battling wildland fires this year. 3. The groundbreaking of a new fire station is just the first of six new fire stations planned for the Santa Clarita Valley in the next several years. 4. Cold temperatures are key as the County’s emergency rooms pioneer the use of induced hypothermia to treat cardiac arrest. 5. Employees with the Department of Public Works are stepping up to help local save lives. 6. The Department of Animal Care and Control helps connect people to the perfect pet during a Countywide adoption event. 7. The ban of plastic bags in unincorporated areas is just days away and the County is continuing giveaways of reusable bags and educating residents.
lacounty > LA NOW Episode #57 Air Date: June 13, 2011 Hosted by: Mike Dinow 1. LACMA goes inside the mind of Tim Burton in a new exhibit. 2. The Sheriff’s hard work leads to lower crime rates across the County. 3. The County is working with other agencies to avoid ‘Carmageddon’ during the upcoming temporary closure of the 405 Freeway. 4. With less than a month to go before the ban on plastic bags begin in the unincorporated communities, the County is educating residents and giving away reusable bags. 5. A summer staple will soon return to the waves with the seasonal launch of the Marina del Rey WaterBus. 6. Several of the County-owned airports have a completely different definition of drive-thru dining.
LA NOW

Episode #67

Air Date: August 22, 2011
Hosted by: Mike Dinow

1. County Animal Care and Control officers have the help of a new ordinance in dealing with vicious dogs. (:45)

2. New cases of West Nile Virus have been reported in Los Angeles County. (1:16)

3. A team of County healthcare workers have been working on the frontline of the AIDS epidemic for 30 years. (1:50)

4. The new dinosaur exhibit has helped the Natural History Museum see a big jump in summer attendance. (4:24)

5. The Arts Commission is providing young filmmakers with a unique learning opportunity, while learning about the County’s connection to a silent film star at the same time. (4:56)
lacounty > LA NOW Episode #67 Air Date: August 22, 2011 Hosted by: Mike Dinow 1. County Animal Care and Control officers have the help of a new ordinance in dealing with vicious dogs. (:45) 2. New cases of West Nile Virus have been reported in Los Angeles County. (1:16) 3. A team of County healthcare workers have been working on the frontline of the AIDS epidemic for 30 years. (1:50) 4. The new dinosaur exhibit has helped the Natural History Museum see a big jump in summer attendance. (4:24) 5. The Arts Commission is providing young filmmakers with a unique learning opportunity, while learning about the County’s connection to a silent film star at the same time. (4:56)
LA NOW

Episode #67

Air Date: August 22, 2011
Hosted by: Mike Dinow

1. County Animal Care and Control officers have the help of a new ordinance in dealing with vicious dogs. (:45)

2. New cases of West Nile Virus have been reported in Los Angeles County. (1:16)

3. A team of County healthcare workers have been working on the frontline of the AIDS epidemic for 30 years. (1:50)

4. The new dinosaur exhibit has helped the Natural History Museum see a big jump in summer attendance. (4:24)

5. The Arts Commission is providing young filmmakers with a unique learning opportunity, while learning about the County’s connection to a silent film star at the same time. (4:56)
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