Is The Occupy LA Party Over?

Wednesday, October 26, 2011 Senator Feinstein & Mayor Villaraigosa Speak Out Against 'Occupiers' At a public event in Los Angeles on Wednesday, Senator Dianne Feinstein observed that it was difficult to discern the Occupy movement's goals and said, "I don't think people, for example, can sleep in a square for weeks on end. You have to have some order to it," reports the Los Angeles Times. She was also quoted as saying that the protesters don't have the right to "occupy forever." In a separate interview with the Los Angeles Times, Mayor Villaraigosa said that while he respects the protesters' right to exercise their free speech and assembly rights, he also thinks that the encampment "cannot continue indefinitely." The Occupy LA movement began on October 1 of this year. John & Ken Show Loses Another Huge Advertiser Over DREAM Act Antics LA Confidential: 'Mad Men' Star Reveals Her Favorite Bar An Artist Speaks Out: More Murals! Less Red Tape!(PHOTOS) WATCH: Tom Morello Occupies LA & Breaks Up A Fight U.S. Olympic Coach Out Over Sexual Abuse Claims BLOG POSTS Tanya Young Williams: M.J. Trial Week End Review: The Prosecution Rests & Week 4 Michael Jackson was arguably the most famous performer in the world and his support has been worldwide. Fans have traveled from around the world, to stand with banners in front of the courthouse. Here's what some of them had to say. Norman Lear: Step Right Up Here Folks, Tell You What I'm Going to Do... I am haunted by something I saw on my TV set this morning. Governor Rick Perry was telling us how simple it would be to fill out a tax form for those who bought into his plan. And to illustrate his point he pulled out what looked to be a blank 5"x7" card. Bill Bush: Seeing Red: This Artweek.LA (October 24-30, 2011) Elvia Meza: Carwasheros' Rights Are Human Rights Los Angelenos may be the most auto-obsessed people on the planet, but most of the time we turn a blind eye toward the people who actually clean our cars -- and their routinely terrible working conditions. John Seed: F. Scott Hess: In Transit The works that comprise F. Scott Hess' Los Angeles exhibition In Transit demonstrate that he has reached the point where his brush can take him just about anywhere he wants to go.

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