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Police seek suspect in Sunday stabbing of Azusa man
Police are investigating the stabbing of a man on Sunday on the 600 block of E. Foothill Blvd., according to a written statement from the Azusa Police Department.
Metro officials show off Gold Line extension progress
Construction of the Metro Gold Line extension is in full swing, as development of both the maintenance and operations yard in town and along the entire 11.5-mile light rail project pass 30 percent completion.
6-year-old girl bitten by loose pit bull in Azusa
A 6-year-old is expected to make a full recovery after she was attacked by a pit bull while walking with her grandmother Friday, authorities said.
Banks and Ryan ready for Pikes Peak: Diesel Freightliner hoping to improve on last year's result
Gale Banks, part-time stunt driver Mike Ryan and the diesel wizards from Gale Banks Engineering will return to Pikes Peak this year with the Freightliner Cascadia that finished ninth in 2012.
Azusa school board, Rosedale developer continue talks on K-8 school status
A nearly decade-old agreement between the Azusa Unified School District and a partnership that no longer exists is causing consternation in the city, as the district continues to ask for a school in the Rosedale development.
The Next 10 CA Cities To Go Down?
USA Today made predictions on which California cities will be the next to declare bankruptcy.
Concerned: more California cities writhing under financial burdens
So much so, in fact, that Lockyer has commissioned a study to develop ways to actually measure the probability of any city heading towards insolvency, according to a report from USA Today .
Woman accused of stabbing boyfriend in Azusa, both arrested
Police arrested an Azusa woman Saturday on suspicion of stabbing her boyfriend, who also ended up going to jail after receiving treatment due to a pre-existing domestic violence warrant, officials said.
Motorocyclist fatally struck by pickup truck, car on 10 Freeway in Pomona
A 19-year-old Apple Valley man died early Saturday after being struck by two vehicles after his motorcycle became disabled on the 10 Freeway, authorities said.
Azusa investigation leads to multiple searches, two arrests
As part of an investigation into an attempted murder in Azusa, a multi-agency group served several search warrants and arrested a man and a 17-year-old boy on Friday.
Glendora man, Azusa woman accused of pepper-spraying man during Covina Craigslist robbery
A man and woman were behind bars Thursday on suspicion of pepper-spraying and robbing a man of a laptop computer in Covina after responding to a Craigslist add, police said.
Azusa Adult School closes doors, hoping for reprieve from state
While teachers pack up their classrooms for the summer, clearing out old papers and books, the educators at Azusa Adult School are getting ready to close their classrooms for good.
Rachel Turpin of Redlands receives degree in acting from Azusa Pacific University
Rachel Turpin of Redlands graduated May 4 from Azusa Pacific University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in acting for the stage and screen.
Sierra High students showcase diversity, tolerance in art
Students spent approximately four hours recently creating works of chalk art as part of Sierra High School's Lead in Harmony day, where students and faculty gathered together to focus on peace, equality, diversity, tolerance and love.
Sports: Fresno Pacific joins new conference in water polo
Fresno Pacific is set to join six other California programs in a new women's water polo conference starting next spring.
Rosedale Master-Plan in Azusa Keeps Getting Better With New...
Rosedale continues to evolve as families do, with new neighborhoods being introduced to complement the community's resort-inspired amenities and serene San Gabriel Valley setting.
Azusa Council to vote on resolution to support 710 extension
Deputies investigate reported stabbing near Azusa
A bleeding man found in a residential neighborhood in unincorporated Azusa early Thursday told police he had been stabbed but refused to cooperate with investigators, officials said.
Monrovia Gold Line station artwork to honor town's architectural history with Craftsman tiles
Monrovia Mayor Mary Ann Lutz and Construction Authority CEO Habib F. Balian visit Friday, May 24, 2013 the Pasadena studio of artist Cha-Rie Tang to view elements of the artistA s works being developed for installation at the future Monrovia Gold Line Station.
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.