Good morning -- here's what's happening 4.14.08
How hot was it this weekend? Record-breaking at the beach, miserable everywhere else. And on Sunday, Anaheim's 102 degrees (in mid-April?) made it one of the two hottest spots in all of the Lower 48. Steve Hymon has more details.
¡Hablamos español! That's the new attitude at City Hall as the cultural mix of the city continues its Latino shift. (And I know how happy this topic made some readers last time around, so please note: No obscenities, websites, or name-calling in the comments.) Ari B. Bloomekatz and Francisco Vara-Orta have the story.
New restrictions on taco trucks? Some restaurateurs say "Si!" and the City Council is thinking it over. But taco vendors aren't saying adios just yet. Jean-Paul Renaud takes a look at the issue.
Oh Britney, you were doing so well. The popster has a teensy traffic accident on the Ventura Freeway over the weekend. No injuries and no damage. So why is this news? AP via LAT.
Rumblings of bad news from within the Screen Actors Guild. Richard Verrier explains.
The bridges of Los Angeles County -- the Conservancy wants to preserve them. David Pierson takes tour and explains why.
Lakers are the Western Conference front-runners. Mike Bresnahan celebrates.
-- Veronique de Turenne
