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You can watch the press conference online.

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.
You can watch the press conference online.

Can you tell where in Highland Park this photo was taken? The winner will get a shout out in next week's column and some free Patch swag!
Residents of Highland Park and Mount Washington can cash in on their renovation skills through the HGTV show.
The poetry reading scheduled for next week hopes to publicize plight of detained journalist James Foley, a freelancer with strong ties to L.A.'s poetry community.
LAUSD Board Member Yolie Flores Aguilar has promised to invest discretionary funding in the school's parent center.
Capt. William Murphy guarantees increase in crime in overtime budget is cut.
Lawsuit claims Hermon based ADI systemically fabricated invoices to receive pumped up affording housing funds.
Capt. William Murphy guarantees increase in crime in overtime budget is cut.
Got something to say? Patch.com is adding a platform for local bloggers on May 4.
If passed, AB 353 would give the city of South Pasadena a veto on construction of any freeways, including the 710, through its jurisdiction.
If passed, AB 353 would give the city of South Pasadena to veto the construction of any freeways through their jurisdiction, including the controversial 710.
The renowned French street artist's creations have popped up in several locations across the neighborhood.
A total of $17,500 in improvements for the square are up for discussion at Thursday night's neighborhood council meeting.
Commissioner Bud Selig made the move citing financial concerns.
Rokyo Gourmet Ramen Truck serves up guilt-free comfort food.
The property is held in trust by Wells Fargo Bank, which is amidst the long legal process of appraising the shop owner's assets.
Through a motion by council member Trisha Gossett, the council would be limited to spending $1,500 on a single funding request.
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Neighborhood Council now has six months to create a template that will help communities across L.A. craft their own emergency preparedness plans.
A new taxpayer receipt feature on the White House website provides the answers.