Top of the Times: December 7, 2014

View mobile version | View in Browser ,   ,     Top of the Times   LOCAL NATION WORLD BUSINESS SPORTS ENTERTAINMENT HEALTH LIVING TRAVEL Dianne Feinstein leaving intelligence job amid clash on tactics report By Brian Bennett Feinstein's tenure as head of the Senate Intelligence Committee is closing amid an acrimonious fight over a project that pits her against the CIA.   Cooler weather may boost crowds at South L.A.'s first CicLAvia   Trash dump discovery points to Mexico's missing students Nearly 10 weeks after 43 college students were kidnapped by police, forensic experts have identified a bone found among remains in a dump as belonging to one of the missing men.   Accusations fly as State Bar of California leader fights ouster The agency that regulates California's lawyers is once again beset with conflict. The executive director has even hired a lawyer of his own.   US & World   Bill Cassidy defeats Democrat Mary Landrieu in Louisiana Senate race   Pearl Harbor survivors gathered in Hawaii vow to reunite again   Mishaps at nuke repository lead to $54 million in penalties     Business   Beyond profits: Millennials embrace investing for social good   How to invest with a social conscience: Some popular options Wine cork makers seek to put a stop to declining sales   CBS, Dish Network strike deal after 12-hour blackout, marathon talks   Sports   4-warned: Final week did little to sort out College Football Playoff Kings don't get wake-up call and lose to Flyers, 2-1 For the Galaxy, history and a championship are on the line Trades for hitters could highlight baseball's winter meetings Narbonne beats Carson, 33-20, for City Section title Corona Centennial takes Pac-5 title from St. John Bosco   Forwards help power win for Clippers to make it seven in a row   NBA rookies aren't making a splash     Health   Holiday gift guides   La Tuna Canyon fire road leads to views of city, peaks, even the ocean     Opinion   Patriotic Americans have the right not to believe in any God   L.A. needs a smarter street-cleaning program now