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San Bernardino County: Supervisors approve Muslim prayer services despite opposition
Despite opposition from neighbors, San Bernardino County supervisors voted Tuesday, May 21, to allow an Islamic center to operate in an unincorporated area of the county near Chino.
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In addition to shareholders who acquired Keyuan stock during the Class Period, the Complaint is brought on behalf of all persons who purchased Keyuan Units pursuant to a confidential private offering memorandum dated March 22, 2010, comprised of a first tranche that closed on April 22, 2010 and a second tranche that closed on May 18, 2010 .
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Merced district trustees ready El Capitan, offer early retirement to 21
Merced Union High School District trustees purchased more than $1 million in furniture and equipment for El Capitan High School and offered early retirement incentives for 21 employees.
Yesterday | Ventura County Star
After fiery debate, Medi-Cal commissioners approve arrangement with Kaiser
Ventura County Medi-Cal commissioners voted Monday to allow Kaiser Permanente to continue providing health care to nearly 3,000 area children, although one commissioner said the huge HMO is being given preferential treatment.
Calif. bill would strip secrecy from health agency
Two lawmakers are pushing legislation to strip broad secrecy provisions from the state agency overseeing health care reforms in California that could shield from the public how hundreds of millions of dollars are spent, officials said Monday.
MURRIETA: Nurse accused of groping patients takes plea agreement
Paul R. Simon, accused of groping incapacitated female patients while he worked as a nurse at Rancho Springs Medical Center in Murrieta, speaks with his attorney during his preliminary hearing March 7, at the Southwest Justice Center in French Valley.
RJ Gottlieb's Big Red Camaro Gets Dirty Fast at El Mirage Speed Trials
When Gottlieb's fat-tired red '69 rolled past us, cherry-hued paint just visible through a cloud of dust, the folks nearby got excited.
May celebrates bicycles, BBQ, salads, seniors
May has served as a gateway to summer with the 90-degree temperatures a harbinger of what will surely come in June, July and August.
John Kennedy's political career began in 1945
After the death of Joe Kennedy, Jr during World War II, John moved into the position of oldest son.
Sports camps -- Published May 18, 2013
Boys and girls ages 5 to 13 can learn baseball and softball skills from potential future faces of the Oakland A's. Participants receive a T-shirt, lunch and tickets to a Ports game.
RIVERSIDE: STEM Academy set to expand
Alex Herrera, 14, blows up a balloon that will power his car, during science class experiment, at the Riverside STEM Academy on Tuesday, May 14.
Riverside County's jobless rate falls to four-year low
For the first time in nearly 4 1/2 years, Riverside County's unemployment rate dipped below 10 percent, state officials reported today.
Sac Live: Resurrection Theatre presents 'Next Fall'
Luke and Adam are in a long-term relationship and have a lot in common except for one thing: Luke believes in God and Adam is an atheist.
Perris Valley Line: Judge tosses project's environmental impact report
A judge has rejected the environmental impact report for a proposed Metrolink line from Riverside to Perris, telling the Riverside County Transportation Commission that it failed to address such issues as train wheel noise and pedestrian safety.
Meet the Designer: Daniel Nolan, Flora Grubb Gardens
We've rounded up five of the best up-and-coming designers from around the West and asked them to design rooms inspired by iconic Sunset rooms from the 1940s through the '80s. Their rooms will be on display at the Reimagining the Sunset Home exhibit at our annual Celebration Weekend festival in Menlo Park, California, on June 1-2, 2013.
Grand jury report raises concerns about Vallejo High School safety
A highly critical report alleging out-of-control disciplinary and safety issues at Vallejo High School confirmed some teachers' concerns Wednesday while putting school administrators on the defensive.
Personal Finance: IRS offices to be closed 5 days between May and August
Due to federal furloughs, the IRS is closing all its offices and toll-free hotlines on five days through summer: May 24, June 14, July 5, July 22 and Aug.
Calif. crime lab analyst pleads in drug theft case
A former state crime lab forensic analyst accused of stealing drugs being held as evidence is facing 16 months behind bars after pleading guilty to an embezzlement charge.
DDOT presents the M Street Cycle-track
Last night DDOT representatives held a short presentation on the M Street Cycle-track - along with the latest design - followed by a Q&A session.
Drakes Bay Oyster states case in court
Francisco Manzo returns to work after a brief break from harvesting oysters at Drakes Bay Oyster Company in Inverness, California on August 30, 2012.