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FAIRFIELD-SUISUN, CALIFORNIA Timeline: Night Stalker Richard Ramirez’s L.A. reign of terror and its aftermath [Los Angeles Times :: BC-VID-NIGHT-STALKER-TIMELINE:LA] Reports of his brutality left a generation of Angelenos in fear when night fell. Under cover of darkness in 1985, Richard Ramirez went on a months-long spree of murder, sexual assaults and other crimes that spread terror and anxiety throughout the Southland. Monterey Park, Whittier, Arcadia, Rosemead and Monrovia — no suburban window felt safe from his intrusion. His reign of terror yielded many monikers, including the Walk-I...

Last modified on Fri 12 Mar 2021 12.06 EST Basil Moss, who has died aged 85, was a perennial character actor often popping up in popular series as authority figures, but he found his best parts in two BBC soaps. He became a familiar face on television as the librarian Alan Drew in Compact, set in the offices of a glossy women’s magazine. The role made him a heart-throb as his character went through various melodramas in and out of the reference library, including a string of relationships, from the time he arrived in 1963 – a year after Compact began – until his departure shortly before...

To take a massive grassroots effort, and there's no doubt there's some senators like the democratic senator from my home state, mark pryor, who doesn't wasn't to vote on obamacare either way, and the same with lan drew from louisiana -- >> neil: congressman, were you specifically citing senators lee and cruz as those republicans who talk a good game but didn't really follow through? >> what i was doing is challenging the ones that talk a lot over there, and i was referring to the general press release that went out, and i was just -- >> neil: you were talking about those two gentlemen. >> yeah...

Source of campaign cash is not something that members of congress do lightly. >> reporter: despite the hundreds of thousands she has received in oil and gas money, senator landrieu insists she has been tough on bp. >> will bp pay? >> reporter: and that she is not representing the interests of big oil, but the jobs the industry provides. >> i have 330,000 people in my state that work directly or indirectly for the oil industry. i'm going to continue to advocate with integrity and with purpose and with passion for an industry that employs so many people in my state. i make no apologies for it. >...

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