· Law & Order's Dick Wolf on the difference between LA and NY cops [LA Observed]
· Habitat for Humanity's seventh Glendale project approved [GNP]
· Encino Entourage home continues to sit on the market [Luxist.com]
· Legislation to look at aging water supply infrastructure removed from vote [Planetizen]
· Hermosa Beach gearing up for "Green Idea House," zero net energy [Breeze]
· Unprofitable Fresh & Easy will continue to rollout aggressively in US [Telegraph]
· Gehry on his new Beekman Tower in NYC, opening next year [WSJ]
· No one throwing down huge amount of money in Prop19 battle [SacBee]
· Another Alarcon smoking gun: No children's "sippy cups" found [Daily News]
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