· City council mulling bringing back DWP's solar panel rebate program [LAT]
· Sober facility sues WeHo over apartment eviction [LAT]
· OneWest buys $1.4 billion worth of Citibank's loans [Pasadena Star News]
· Fiat-Chrysler to open car dealership on neglected stretch of Figueroa [DN]
· Bummer: Those re-usable bags may have toxic lead in them [NYT]
· How neighbors deal with a car alarm in Venice? Paint and slash tires [Yo Venice]
· Nixon Freeway and more: Risks of naming a place after a living person [LAT]
· Glendale's plans for big projects are being downsized [GNP]
· San Pedro looking to brand itself, come up with logo [Breeze]
· Packs of raccoons terrorizing Alameda residents [LAT]
· LAPD needs to stop racial profiling, according to Justice Dept [LAT]
· New Rolling Stone LA restaurant opens this month in Hollywood & Highland [Luxist.com]
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