News Briefing: Rich Angelenos a Gold Mine for Animal Causes
By Kate Golden on December 19, 2007No Comment
- A nonprofit group that helps poor Connecticut residents pay their heating bills is raided by federal agents looking for applications from illegal immigrants. [New York Times]
- The Perot Foundation sells a 710-year-old copy of the Magna Carta for $21.3 million. [Associated Press]
- Diane Arbus’s estate gives her complete archives to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. [New York Times]
- In the past year, well-moneyed Angelenos have raised millions for animals. [Los Angeles Times]
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