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Catherine Saillant

Catherine Saillant

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Editor, Central Coast Farm & Ranch

Newbury Park

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Tech, History, Gaming (particularly tabletop RPGs like Dungeons & Dragons), Food politics

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Total articles 166

  • L.A. gets new park in heart of downtown

    By Catherine Saillant Verified| Los Angeles Times Verified Before a throng of office workers and scruffy-faced hipsters, Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa on Monday opened Spring Street Park in the heart of the city’s rapidly evolving downtown, telling the crowd that there were more parks to come, including the conversion of a coveted 2-acre parcel across from City Hall. “Not since the late-1940s have you seen the resurgence of downtown, the activity downtown that you see today,” Villaraigosa said.

    By Catherine Saillant Verified · Los Angeles Times

    Feb. 08, 2021

  • Accidental wildfires draw aggressive prosecutions

    By Catherine Saillant Verified| Los Angeles Times Verified Two laborers repairing a broken water pipe on a Santa Ynez ranch this summer sparked one of the largest wildfires in California history. They now face felony criminal charges that could land them in prison, and the ranch could be forced to pay at least part of the Zaca fire’s $118-million cost.

    By Catherine Saillant Verified · Los Angeles Times

    Sep. 07, 2020

  • L.A. gets new park in heart of downtown

    By Catherine Saillant Verified| Los Angeles Times Verified Before a throng of office workers and scruffy-faced hipsters, Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa on Monday opened Spring Street Park in the heart of the city’s rapidly evolving downtown, telling the crowd that there were more parks to come, including the conversion of a coveted 2-acre parcel across from City Hall. “Not since the late-1940s have you seen the resurgence of downtown, the activity downtown that you see today,” Villaraigosa said.

    By Catherine Saillant Verified · Los Angeles Times

    Feb. 08, 2021

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Central Coast Farm & Ranch