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Real Estate/Development


On the Scene/San Francisco

Sep. 2, 1999
By Jane Zastrow

Oakland/San Francisco Ship to shore The Bay Area arts scene is one of the liveliest in the nation. It is also among the most ...


Real Estate/Development


On the Scene/Los Angeles

Sep. 2, 1999
By Ron Mc Nees

Westwood Fun and Bubbles Southland Industries donated a Starlight Children's Foundation Fun Center to Mattel Children's Hospi...


Law Practice


Law Revision Group Picks San Diegan

Sep. 2, 1999
By Claude Walbert

Law RevisionGroup Picks San Diegan SAN DIEGO - Assemblyman Howard Wayne, a member of the California Law Revision Commission s...


Real Estate/Development


On the Scene/San Diego

Sep. 2, 1999
By Julie Nakashima

San Diego Child's play The San Diego chapter of the American Society of Interior Designers recently asked kids from Mary Chas...


Real Estate/Development


PEOPLE -- SOUTH

Sep. 2, 1999
By Julie Nakashima

William G. Hunter was named vice president at Brown and Caldwell, an environmental engineering and consulting firm in San Die...


Real Estate/Development


On the Scene/Inland Empire

Sep. 2, 1999
By Julie Nakashima

Rancho Cucamonga Big footsteps In 1981, Bruce McDonald's father built the largest spec industrial building in Ontario, which ...


Real Estate/Development


In the classroom

Sep. 2, 1999
By Ron Mc Nees

Some chart the course, others let designees find their own path. Whatever the process, property managers who want to add mana...


Family


Off the Beaten Path

Sep. 2, 1999
By Columnist

By Linda G. Mills Ruth Phariss was beaten by her husband because she spoke to a male waiter or took her girls to the movies. ...


Litigation


Landscape Shift

Sep. 2, 1999
By Columnist

^^Litigation^^ Landscape Shift Attorney Fees Counted as Costs for Section 998 Offers By William Darby A contract provision al...


Real Estate/Development


ON THE SCENE Silicon Valley/Peninsula

Sep. 2, 1999
By John Mc Cloud

Santa Clara Welcome homes Thanks to a $3 million loan from the city, the builder of the first apartment complex at Agnews Dev...


Real Estate/Development


Achieving balance

Sep. 2, 1999
By Jane Zastrow

By John McCloud Until recently the two ends of the I-680 corridor were of unequal stature. The northern end, focused on neigh...


Real Estate/Development


Going the distance

Sep. 2, 1999
By Julie Nakashima

By Julie Nakashima Real estate professionals who want to manage assets for foreign owners, whether the properties are located...


Real Estate/Development


Broker Beat/Los Angeles

Sep. 2, 1999
By Ron Mc Nees

El Segundo CB Richard Ellis reorganizes CB Richard reorganized its U.S. businesses in July to streamline operations, improve ...


Criminal


Man Convicted of Crimes in Absentia

Sep. 2, 1999
By Michael Harris

Man Convicted of Crimes in Absentia A man who was tried in absentia for deliberately shooting his wife in the head was convic...


Real Estate/Development


Elective procedures

Sep. 2, 1999
By Brenda Mc Gann

By Paul S. Rutter and Duane M. Montgomery Whether contemplating an office lease or a purchase-and-sale contract, those real e...


Real Estate/Development


The current flows east

Sep. 2, 1999
By Jane Zastrow

By John McCloud The rising tide of the Bay Area economy is having an exceptionally positive effect on the communities lining ...


Real Estate/Development


Diversity in action

Sep. 2, 1999
By Ron Mc Nees

By Ronald McNees "Variety is the spice of life," as the old saw goes. For asset managers at CT Realty Corp., BRE Properties a...


Real Estate/Development


East Bay business costs tilt north

Sep. 2, 1999
By Ron Mc Nees

The fifth annual Kosmont Cost of Doing Business Survey (r) tracks 19 communities in the East Bay region, which includes the c...


Real Estate/Development


MEETINGS -- NORTH

Sep. 2, 1999
By Jane Zastrow

SEPT. 10 San Mateo County Economic Development Association presents its Awards of Excellence. 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., Sherat...


Criminal


Attorney Charged in Armed Bank Robberies

Sep. 2, 1999
By Michael Harris

A Los Angeles attorney was charged Tuesday with committing four armed bank robberies in Pasadena, allegedly to support a hero...


Litigation


Opportunity Knocking

Sep. 2, 1999
By Ann C. Logue

SAN FRANCISCO - When it comes to litigation, money can either present a problem or an opportunity. Opportunity is what lawyer...


Judges and Judiciary


Whether it's photographing sights for his wife's fourth-grade students, or participating in a scavenger hunt in the Gaslamp Q...


SACRAMENTO - Even as the state Department of Justice fights in court to defend its 34-year-old child abuse registry, departme...


Civil Rights


SAN FRANCISCO - A federal judge has agreed to a deal demanding that San Francisco build a new, multimillion-dollar jail to se...


Bankruptcy


Hayes: Attorneys Already Paid 'Reasonable Fee'

Sep. 2, 1999
By Jason Armstrong & Sean Windle

SANTA ANA - The court-appointed officer in Orange County's bankruptcy filed a formal opposition Monday to a bonus request by ...


Juvenile


Officer Sues Holdens for Defamation

Sep. 2, 1999
By Lauren Bartlett

A veteran Los Angeles sheriff's lieutenant who claims Los Angeles City Councilman Nate Holden and Pasadena City Councilman Ch...


Judges and Judiciary


Ideman Will Preside Over Trial of Ex-SLA Member

Sep. 2, 1999
By Michael Harris

The pending trial of former reputed Symbionese Liberation Army soldier Kathleen Soliah, charged with trying to bomb two Los A...


Judges and Judiciary


Members Named to Judicial Council

Sep. 2, 1999
By Anna Marie Stolley

Members Named To Judicial Council SAN FRANCISCO - The Judicial Council of California announced Tuesday it will have seven new...


Administrative/Regulatory


The 'A' List

Sep. 2, 1999
By Peter Blumberg

SACRAMENTO - A neighbor anonymously tells the local child protective services agency that you've abused your child. A social ...


Civil Rights


MTA Injunction Overridden by Appellate Court

Sep. 2, 1999
By Lauren Bartlett

A preliminary injunction against the Metropolitan Transportation Authority that ordered the agency to provide quick service t...