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A teenage girl was flown to a hospital after taking a spill on her bicycle late Saturday at South Hills Park, officials said.
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Armed robbery reported at Duarte motel
The heist was reported about 11:20 a.m. at the Days Inn, 1533 Huntington Drive, Los Angeles County sheriff's Sgt.
Sunday May 27 | San Gabriel Valley Tribune
Motel robbed by masked gunman in Duarte
The heist was reported about 11:20 a.m. at the Days Inn, 1533 Huntington Drive, Los Angeles County sheriff's Sgt.
Cities unable to recoup millions in loans to redevelopment agencies
In the last few weeks, cities have received notices from the state that they will not be able to collect hundreds of millions of dollars they loaned to their redevelopment agencies.
City of Hope Receives $5 Million Grant to Develop T Cell Treatment Targeting Brain Tumor Stem Cells
DUARTE, Calif. -- -- City of Hope was granted a $5,217,004 early translational research award by the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine to support the development of a T cell-based immunotherapy that re-directs a patient's own immune response against glioma stem cells.
Three suspected in Arcadia burglary
Police arrested a Duarte man and man and woman from La Puente Wednesday on suspicion of breaking into a Panorama Drive home.
Breast MRI Best at Tracking Response to Chemo: Study
WEDNESDAY May 23, 2012 -- Getting chemotherapy before breast cancer surgery can mean the difference between a mastectomy or a breast-conserving lumpectomy, experts say.
Pasadena Police, SGV Mosquito Vector Control use helicopter to find filthy swimming pools
Pasadena Police Department's Foothill Aerial Support Team working with San Gabriel Valley Mosquito and Vector Control to find filthy swimming pools.
Two men, two women suspected in failed carjacking at Azusa gas station
Police arrested two men and two men Saturday on suspicion of trying to carjack a man at a gas station.
First Baptist Church Celebrates Centennial
When Monrovia first became a city, there was no TV, and there was no radio or movie theater.
Games of the day: St. Lucy's softball looking for payback at...
Fred Robledo is the Prep Sports Editor for the San Gabriel Valley Tribune. E-mail me your opinions, story ideas or tips to fred.robledo@sgvn.com . Former Charter Oak back Kurt Scoby on the move again, leaves Duarte for St.
Aram reporting that Kurt Scoby likely on the move again, leaving Duarte for St. Paul
Former Charter Oak High School running back Kurt Scoby, who transferred to Duarte last month, is now likely headed to St.
State Superintendent Torlakson visits local schools, hosts education forum
State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson speaks and answers questions Wednesday during the Southern California Education Forum at the Telesis Academy of Science and Math in West Covina.
Study: Gene Therapy for HIV Safe, But Effectiveness Still Unclear
WEDNESDAY, May 2 -- New research shows that gene therapy can have long-lasting effects on the immune cells of HIV patients -- a promising sign -- even though the specific treatment being studied did not eradicate the virus.
Covina officials to reconsider relocating 7-ton Olmec head
Councilman Bob Low is upset that the Olmec, a revered replica of Mexican art, that once sat in front of the Covina Police Station for 20 years is now lying on its side in a pile of sand in the city maintenance yard in Covina on Wednesday, Jan.