From the L.A. Times:
The love affair between Phil Jackson and the state capital continued Thursday.
“It’s a beautiful place,” he said, opening his arms figuratively with an apparent compliment for Arco Arena. […] “It’s just one of the very few places where you have to walk across the court to get to a locker room that’s a dungeon.”
There’s more, and the LAT seems to like it just a little too much. In fact, they took a dig in another section, too:
Sacramento is a suburb of Los Angeles. Nothing drives home that point more than a walk through Terminal A at Burbank’s Bob Hope Airport at the start of the workweek, where you can see a host of L.A. lawmakers  and lobbyists, political lawyers, labor leaders and corporate executives  waiting for their short hops to the Capitol. […]
California’s capital city may be where all the state’s movers and shakers mingle, but L.A. still rules.
Yeah, just ask ’em. Here’s the rest.
The Sac Rag 
“Sacramento is a suburb of Los Angeles.”
Written by someone who hasn’t a clue as to the meaning of either “suburb” or “seething, poisonous hate.”
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Only a political reporter/junkie could write this piece as well, since state politics are typically ignored in SoCal. They usually get as much play in the LA press as Barmitzvahs in Iraq.
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Car chases just get better ratings.
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