Which Way, L.A.?
Downtown Stadium Faces a Hard Sell
Developers who want the National Football League in downtown LA "guarantee" it won't cost taxpayer money.
By Warren Olney • • 52m ListenDevelopers who want the National Football League in downtown LA "guarantee" it won't cost taxpayer money.
Banner Image: Farmers Insurance Exchange executive Paul Patsis with cheerleaders after an event announcing naming rights for the new football stadium Farmers Field at Los Angeles Convention Center on February 1, 2011 in Los Angeles. Photo: Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images
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3 storiesBrown Drops Plan to Sell Government Buildings
Jerry Brown said today he's canceling former Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger's plan to raise money by selling state buildings in Sacramento, San Francisco and Los Angeles.
Read the story5 minDowntown Stadium Faces a Hard Sell
Developers who want the National Football League in downtown LA "guarantee" it won't cost taxpayer money.
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LA Councilman Jose Huizar was planning a news conference to accuse his political challenger Rudy Martinez of owning a police badge he wasn't supposed to have.
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