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Class Notes, Military Briefs, Births
The Monterey Audubon Society awarded scholarships to the following: Maxwell Paris, $1,500; Jessica Bullington, $1,000; and Marguerite Kise, $500. The following have graduated from Azusa Pacific University in Azusa: Charles Hewett and Shane Quinn of Carmel and Grace Sunukjian of Pacific Grove.
Drinking scheme involving women costs Azusa restaurant its liquor license
State officials have revoked an Azusa restaurants alcohol license after investigators found the business was running an illegal drink solicitation scheme, police and California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control officials said.
California ranks near the bottom in new report on economic policies
Employees at Cardinal Labortories Inc., an Azusa manufacturer and distributor of pet care products, are shown here.
Fighting Teen Pregnancy: Portrait of a Radical High School Program, 1971
"At Citrus High School in California, honor student Judy Fay works at the blackboard during an English class the school's program for pregnant girls started in 1967." A new report from the National Center for Health Statistics indicates that the rates of teen pregnancies across the United States - and especially births among Hispanic teens - have ... (more)
Azusa rock-mining company to begin disputed dig
Azusa city officials say a rock-mining company will begin its dig in the foothills above the San Gabriel Valley after controversy delayed the project for three years.
Fifty-Fifty Leadership Circle to Host Empowerment Tea for Teen Girls
Fifty-Fifty Leadership Circle, a 501 nonprofit corporation dedicated to promoting women's equal leadership, is hosting an empowerment tea for teen girls on Sunday, June 2 in Fontana.
Lauren Forcella: Here's to you Mrs. Robinson
Dear Straight Talk: I'm 17 and being seduced by a "Mrs. Robinson." She's a rich divorced friend of my mom's in her 40s, in great shape and very attractive.
Metro considers adding fees to every new home, store or office building to fight congestion
File - Construction workers build new homes in the Rosedale housing project in Azusa on Dec.
West Covina Police Chief Frank Wills to retire, take position at Azusa Pacific
After 15 years of service with the police department, during which time West Covina saw a marked drop in crime but also several department scandals, Police Chief Frank Wills will be retiring in June.
California cities in line for bankrupcy
USA TODAY lists them: Atwater, Azusa, Compton, and more, inclding some big cites.
Six Tritons Qualify for NCAA Championships
UC San Diego will send a combined men's and women's contingent of six student-athletes to the 2013 NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field Championships, with the full field of participants announced Tuesday.
Man struck over head with golf club during assault in Azusa
A 27-year-old Azusa man was hit over the head with a golf club and punched in the face several times during a confrontation with two teens Monday night, police said.
Local Assemblyman to Host Coffee Meet and Greet
Assemblyman Roger Hernandez wants to meet more residents of the communities he represents in the 48 th Assembly District and inform them on the latest developments in Sacramento in a coffee meet and greet May 18.
Azusa Unified board airs concerns over Rosedale development school
Before the housing bubble that led to the Great Recession and crippled construction, the fanfare of the Rosedale development wooed many interested buyers.
UCSD Takes Advantage of Azusa Pacific Last Chance Qualifier
Senior Ryan Eckert earned a provisional mark with his runner-up toss of 54'2.75" in the men's shot put on Saturday.
Family, friends mark 21st birthday of Kendrec McDade
With support of her attorney Dale Galipo, left, and brother Thomas McKeever, Anya Slaughter speaks to the press about her son Kendrec McDade as friends and family observe what would have been his 21st birthday at Northside Park in Azusa, Saturday, May 11, 2013.
Citrus College BOT To Investigate Board Member
The Citrus College Board of Trustees voted Tuesday to form an ad hoc committee to investigate board member Gary Woods.
Metro must keep faith on the Gold Line: Opinion
In November 2008, a supermajority of Los Angeles County voters supported Measure R, Metro's half-cent sales tax increase for transportation.
Senior Bicyclist Crashes Into Vehicle, Dies in W. Covina
A 63-year-old man died from injuries suffered when he turned his bicycle into the path of an oncoming Lexus driven by a Pomona man Thursday.
Citrus College Trustees to look into allegations against Gary Woods
The Citrus College Board of Trustees on Tuesday voted to form an ad hoc advisory committee to investigate the residency allegations against Trustee Gary Woods.