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A 10-year-old pilot, no election in Chino, and LAX workers vote to strike -- it's last links!

August 21, 2008 |  5:44 pm

Because_flyings_not_hard_enough LAX service workers say yes to a strike. LAT

The brother of a Santa Ana councilwoman is among those snagged by a three-day gang sweep. LAT

A Middle East peace plan announced ... 50 years ago. Daily Mirror

An exotic species of fruit fly considered to be one of the world's most destructive pests has been found in the San Gabriel Valley. SGV Tribune

No city council elections this year in Chino or Chino Hills as no one is challenging the incumbents. Daily Bulletin

A six-foot layer of industrial glass, metal fragments and trash from Santa Susana Field Lab has been found on a nearby firing range. Daily News

A 10-year-old from Van Nuys is one of the youngest pilots in the nation. Daily News.

Reality series filmed in downtown L.A. premieres tonight on VH1. Angelenic

Two Long Beach women who live on fixed incomes celebrate serving 5,000 meals to the needy in the last five years. Press-Telegram

Dance the night away tonight on the Santa Monica Pier. LA Metblogs

The rules of the road for dogs in Dominguez Park in Redondo Beach. Daily Breeze

A Catholic priest who took a 17-year-old boy to a motel gets 180 days in jail. OC Register

Conditions in the city of San Bernardino's animal shelter are grim. The Sun

Crime on the Ballona Creek bike path has the L.A. City Council talking about closing an access gate. LAist


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