Six of the seven candidates for Los Angeles County Sheriff sparred March 19 in the first public debate of the campaign. KCAL9's Dave Bryan reports.
Friends and family of L.A. Jewish community leader, Stanley Black, organized a fund-raiser on May 17th to aid the campaign of candidate Jim McDonnell, Police Chief of the City of Long Beach. Chief McDonnell explained his candidacy and positions to prospective voters and donors in Beverly Hills. City Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky and actor James Darren can be seen attending.
Long Beach Police Chief Jim McDonnell patiently responds to civilian concerns about Sheriff's office duties, for instance, in the L.A. County Prison System, patrol functions, courts, parks, bomb-squad, and homicide investigation, and FEMA resources and aid.
Chief Jim McDonnell responds to a question about why police gun-firings have been high in Long Beach recently?"
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Shoah cave-survival movie, No Place on Earth, screened in L.A. during Days of Awe / Sept 11th anniversary; Patrons reveal why
In October 1942, Esther Stermer, the matriarch of a Jewish family in the Ukraine, leads her family underground to hide from the pursuing Nazis -- and stays nearly a year and a half. Their harrowing story of survival living in near total darkness in two cold, damp caves is one like no other ever told. It was life...like no place on earth.
In L.A. Jewish philanthropists, led by Jill Black Zalben, presented a screening of No Place on Earth (directed by Janet Tobias and produced by Rafael Marmor) the documentary tale of Jews who evaded the Nazis by hiding in an underground cave for a year and a half.
During the Days of Awe / Sept 11 anniversary this year, Mrs. Zalben's parents Stanley and Joyce Black, along with Holocaust survivor, Jonah Goldrich, express their reactions to the screening and their intentions for putting it out in public at that time in 2013.
In L.A. Jewish philanthropists, led by Jill Black Zalben, presented a screening of No Place on Earth (directed by Janet Tobias and produced by Rafael Marmor) the documentary tale of Jews who evaded the Nazis by hiding in an underground cave for a year and a half.
During the Days of Awe / Sept 11 anniversary this year, Mrs. Zalben's parents Stanley and Joyce Black, along with Holocaust survivor, Jonah Goldrich, express their reactions to the screening and their intentions for putting it out in public at that time in 2013.
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