The LA Times finally covered the Tennie Pierce award take-down. The front page story delves into the campaign waged by KFI talk-radio guys, John Kobylt and Ken Chiampou and the subsequent backpedaling by the City Council. (Note to editors: calling an over-due story a news analysis doesn't fool anyone.)

But Sandy Banks and Steve Hymon don't mention that by vetoing the settlement, Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa delivered a big fat dis to City Attny Rocky Delgadillo, and not for the first time, either.

Exciting stuff--racism, taxpayers' money, elected officials' accountability, political rivalry in City Hall. Sure to be dinner-table conversation over the long weekend.

So didn't the LA Times offer up an editorial on all this, rather than the lame-ass lead editorial on of all things--school schedules?

Where do they go when they think? What do the Brits call something all messed up--a dog's dinner?

Earlier:
FBLA EXCLUSIVE: How John and Ken Got The Big Dog Story