July 31, 2011 - Regal and AMC theatres have pulled the plug on plans to screen the Electric Daisy Carnival documentary after a near-riot at an invitation-only premiere on Wednesday.
July 28, 2011 - A movie screening about the Electric Daisy Carnival veered into unexpected territory on Wednesday (7/27), resulting in clashes between crowds and riot police as the resulting throng filled streets and stopped traffic.
June 20, 2011 - A 19-year-old man died at the Electric Daisy Carnival in Dallas over the weekend, and 30 were hospitalized for what a City of Dallas press release described as "heat, drug and alcohol related issues."
January 1, 2011 - Despite a heavy police presence, a reported 62 people were treated for a mix of injuries and other medical issues at a New Year's rave event in Los Angeles on Friday (12/31).
December 29, 2010 - Reacting to a wave of criticism about a bill that would put statewide limits on raves, California State Assemblywoman Fiona Ma has pulled back the measure until she can get more information.
December 2, 2010 - After months vacillating on the fate of large-capacity raves in the city, the Los Angeles Coliseum Commission voted on Wednesday (12/1) to institute new rules for rave promoters rather than reinstate a ban on rave events.
October 25, 2010 - Problems were reported after another rave in Los Angeles on Saturday (10/23). This time the fallout included the hospitalization of 16 people and the arrests of between 35 and 40 people.
August 31, 2010 - A concert canceled by the city of Los Angeles has led a promoter to file a lawsuit seeking more than $1 million from the city, the Los Angeles Times reported in its Tuesday (8/31) edition.
July 1, 2010 - The Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum issued a temporary ban on raves following the death of 15-year-old Sasha Rodriguez, who passed out at the Electric Daisy Carnival -- a massive dance party that drew close to 200,000 people over two days -- and was later pronounced dead at a local hospital.
June 28, 2010 - More than 200 people suffered injuries at the 14th annual Electric Daisy Carnival, a two-day electronic-music festival that drew 185,000 people to the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum this past weekend.
Regal and AMC theatres have pulled the plug on plans to screen the Electric Daisy Carnival documentary after a near-riot at an invitation-only premiere on Wednesday.
A 19-year-old man died at the Electric Daisy Carnival in Dallas over the weekend, and 30 were hospitalized for what a City of Dallas press release described as "heat, drug and alcohol related issues."
