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Foreign Service officer made millions in visa-for-money scam, feds charge
A State Department official "received several million dollars in bribes" from Vietnamese residents seeking visas, according to newly public court documents.
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Parents deserve test data to make informed choices
Right now, some California students are sitting for hours pouring over testing booklets and filling in scantron bubbles.
San Jose CaliforniaThe San Jose Museum of Art and The Tech Museum of Innovation have partnered to present DIY Art: Summer Sundays.
SUSD Live - What Larry Hernandez said, and responses from Ross and Ahmed
So here is what Larry Hernandez, husband of the late Sara Cazares, said during public comment tonight.
Officials: Bodhi Tree is 'person of interest' in last week's Eureka shooting
The Eureka Police Department has named double murder suspect Bodhi Tree, who was released from prison in April, as a "person of interest" in a shooting near Eureka High School last week.
Martifer Solar to Build Latin Americaa s Largest PV Plant in Mexico
The project, named Aura Solar I, will produce sufficient energy to supply around 160,000 inhabitants and will offset the emission of more than 60,000 tons of carbon dioxide )--Martifer Solar, a subsidiary of Martifer SGPS, is building a 30 MW photovoltaic plant in Mexico, the largest to date in Latin America.
Traffic at Ojai hot springs to cool off
That's the message the property owners of Matilija Canyon's Hot Springs are spreading through the community, and beyond.
Summer Event Season is ON in Redwood City
Redwood City welcomes the community Downtown for its seventh season of FREE events and entertainment.
State appeals court backs Marin desalination environmental analysis
In this IJ archive photo, Jim Kenney, with MMDW, conducts a silt density index reading on water at their experimental desalination plant on Feb.
Hosts a Free Release Party and Reading
For our June issue, we asked fifteen of the Bay Area's best writers to do something a little different.
Junior kindergarten helps young students prepare
A program about junior kindergarten was presented by Jill Olson, principal of the grade school at Mobridge Pollock School System, when Rotary met on Monday.
Allan Hancock College Approves Contract with New President
Kevin Walthers will take the reins as Allan Hancock College president beginning July 8, following official approval of his contract Tuesday night.
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.
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 .
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.
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.