Los Angeles Times:  “Johnny Anderson, owner of Yer Cheat’n Heart tattoo parlor in Gardena, . . . request to open a parlor in Hermosa Beach was denied on grounds that zoning laws don’t allow tattooing anywhere in the city. He sued in federal court in Los Angeles, alleging suppression of his 1st Amendment right to impart artistic expression on customers’ bodies.”

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