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Rose parade float to celebrate Mexico's bicentennial
Mexican officials plan to kick off a year's worth of bicentennial events, commemorating their independence with a float at the 2010 Tournament of Roses Parade.
America ain't no Christian nation
"We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
Old Mission Dam stands as monument to Spanish colonizers' procrastination
By Donald H. Harrison SAN DIEGO--Old Mission Dam, a.k.a. Padre Dam, is celebrated as both a California Historic Landmark and as a National Historic Landmark for being one of the first irrigation projects on the West Coast of the United States, having been built between 1813 and 1816 by Franciscan padres and Kumeyaay laborers.
New Evidence Sheds Light on Two Decades . . .
One measure of the vigor of the Israeli democracy can be seen in the candor and clear-sightedness of its scholars and other public intellectuals, ranging from journalist and historian Tom Segev to archaeologist Israel Finkelstein .
Juvenile to be charged as adult in murder case
Murder charges have been filed against Edward George Keller, Jr. in connection with the death of James Eugene Williams Thanksgiving night.
Juvenile arrested for Thanksgiving murder
Almost one week after Bishop resident James Williams was killed on Thanksgiving night and his cousin, 21-year-old Morgan Wade Kinney, Jr., was arrested for his murder, someone else has reportedly confessed to the crime.
No cash for gifts? Then get creative
DEAR SMARTIES: My wife's birthday is coming up. I recently lost my job, so I only have a few dollars to spend on a gift.
Socidty's needs: Residents vs. film conflict an old one
WHEN it comes to location filming, Los Angeles faces an almost unsolvable balancing act between the needs of the television and film industries and the needs of the neighborhoods.
Local tribal officials visit leaders in Washington, D.C.
As part of National American Indian Month, local tribal representatives traveled to Washington, D.C. for a little face time with President Barack Obama, and to attend a summit conference with federal department heads and tribal leaders.
Forum highlights seniors' health service needs
Helen Chen, chief medical officer at the Center for Elders Independence, has news for the upcoming generation: You're gonna get old.
Inyo courthouse project receives funding approval
Plans for a new courthouse in Independence has received formal approval to begin now that the State Public Works Board has given funding authorization.
A touch of sparkle: Bottles of bubbly a labor of love for some SLO County winemakers
Many are also familiar with Italian spumante or Spanish cava. Dave Hickey is sparkling winemaker at Laetitia Winery.
San Diego County is home to more than 240,000 veterans and today on Veterans Day we remember each one of them is owed a debt of honor that can never be fully repaid.
History and your DNA can get you wrongfully sent to prison
DNA testing is a wonderful thing. It can prove a person innocent of a crime. Many people have been released from prison thanks to DNA testing and despite the best efforts of prosecutors to keep them in prison; even death row.
Dunes transfer raises concerns
Critics: move to preserve hunting has ramifications A proposed transfer of jurisdiction for 1,200 acres in Tolowa Dunes State Park has ignited controversy.
Gathered around him at Los Angeles' California Science Center were a couple dozen grade-school children.
Looking Back: L.A. exhibition celebrates more than 500 years of African-American contributions
Broadcaster Tavis Smiley leads a group of students through the America I Am: The African American Imprint exhibition at the California Science Center in Los Angeles, CA.
Late Inyo D.A. honored by colleagues, family
Friends, family members and colleagues gathered Friday to honor Inyo's former longtime District Attorney LaJoie Harold "Buck" Gibbons, Jr.
Rory Reid provides a blurry vision for Nevada under his leadership
Rory Reid's declared opponents in the race for governor have yet to respond to his just published vision document.