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LA City Council Endorses Helicopter Regulation Bill
The bill would set minimum flight altitude regulations on helicopters.

David Fonseca is the editor of Mount Washington-Highland Park Patch. He got his start in reporting as an intern for the Fall River Herald News in southeastern Massachusetts in 2005.
After earning his bachelor's degree in journalism from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst in 2006, he worked as both a freelancer and as a crime and education reporter for the Bourne and Sandwich Enterprise newspapers on Cape Cod in Massachusetts.
David briefly freelanced for South Pasadena Patch before launching Highland Park-Mount Washington Patch in December of 2010.
When not reporting, he enjoys playing basketball, watching movies and doing his darndest to overcome inertia.
The bill would set minimum flight altitude regulations on helicopters.

Tuesday's lineup includes 10 gourmet food trucks.
The agenda will include several funding items as well as discussion of the possible formation of an ad-hoc 710 committee.
Elections will be held on October 13, 2012.
The city council's opposition is limited to the three projects that would run through Garvanza and Pasadena.
The executive's accusation that he was held in a hotel room against his will is untrue, officers say.
Brian Mulligan alleges police officers beat him in May after taking him into custody outside a Highland Park pot clinic because he matched the description of a car thief suspect, according to TMZ.
LAPD Officers say Mulligan's accusation that he was held in a hotel room against his will are untrue.
Opponents of the SR-710 extension plan to attend the meeting in large numbers to voice their opposition.
The lawsuit is expected to be officially filed this week, according to TMZ.
Many residents are still without power as of Sunday at 10:30 p.m, and LADWP says to expect another 10 hours for electricity to be restored.
New exhibits at Avenue 50, Future Studio and Matters of Space offer motivation to Arroyo residents to leave their air-conditioned homes.
A Metro meeting held Scottish Rite Masonic Temple in Pasadena Wednesday was attended by hundreds of angry SR-710 opponents.
Metro is touting their outreach efforts, but community members are feeling left out in the cold.
While he's pleased that the York Boulevard bike lane will be extended, blogger Richard Risemberg says Figueroa also needs some attention.
This year's tour will be held on Sunday, Nov. 18
When completed, the York Boulevard bicycle lane will extend from Eagle Rock Boulevard to North Figueroa Street.
The event provides community members an opportunity to meet with LAPD officials.
Reported crimes are much higher than average in two Northeast Los Angeles communities.
Residents say freeways and highways should be thing of the past.