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KNX1070 Radio Broadcast Features Sierra Madre
The Los Angeles radio station KNX1070 will dedicate portions of their broadcast to the San Gabriel Valley foothills on Friday, according to a post on the CBS radio station's website .
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Six Questions For Congressional Candidate David Miller
A native of Glendora, David Miller , 48, is making his second bid for an elected office, this time for the Congressional seat in the 32 nd District.
Rattlesnakes appear ealy this year
Now that spring is upon us and summer is quickly approaching enjoying the great outdoors is on your list of activities for you and your canine friend.
Bomb Squad Investigates Hand Grenade in Unincorporated Monrovia
The Sheriff's bomb squad investigated a hand grenade left behind by a man following an altercation between neighbors in an unincorporated Monrovia neighborhood Monday, according to authorities.
At 80, Azusa couple are ready to ride
James and Erlinda Ayon ride a double bicycle on May 8, 2012, in Azusa. James Ayon designed a double bicycle so the 80-year-old lifelong Azusa residents could resume a hobby they had abandoned for fear of falling.
Bear goes swimming in family's pool
When the weather heats up there's nothing like a dip in the pool, apparently even for bears.
Bear goes swimming in family's pool
When the weather heats up there's nothing like a dip in the pool, apparently even for bears.
Astc, Tanner Eda to deliver a/MS Asic design services
Australian Semiconductor Technology Company and Tanner EDA announced they have concluded a collaborative agreement to deliver analog/mixed signal IP and custom ASIC design services globally.
Structure Fire Accidental, Investigators Say
Adapted from an Arcadia Fire Department Press Release. Investigators with the Arcadia Fire Department deemed the cause of a fire that broke out Saturday at a home on Las Tunas Drive accidental in nature.
VIDEO: Bear Takes Memorial-Day Dip in Posh Monrovia Swimming Pool
First there was Glendale bear , a strapping young dude who yielded for no pedestrian texter in his hunt for the mighty meatball.
A childhood is made up of memories, and for those who grew up in an older home and experienced its idiosyncrasies those memories can last forever.A Whether it is running amok down long, narrow hallways, bounding up squeaky stairs, finding secret places in which to hide, recoiling from the nighttime sounds of an aging structure - life in a vintage ... (more)
Memorial Day Weekend Travel: Drive Instead of Fly
Even with gas prices more than $4 a gallon, the most budget-friendly and cheapest Memorial Day Weekend travel option is the drive rather than fly, says AAA and airport officials.
Pet Expo Efforts Raise $12,000 for Pet Care Trust
With the help of the Monrovia, Calif.-based World Pet Association and several pet industry companies, The Pet Care Trust of Bel Air, Md., in April raised more than $12,000 for its Pets in the Classroom grant program at America's Family Pet Expo in Costa Mesa, Calif., The Pet Care Trust reported today.
City Manager Encourages Residents to 'Shop Monrovia'
From the City Manager's weekly report: This time of year, City departments are developing budgets for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2012.
Consumer bureau moves to regulate reloadable prepaid cards
The consumer financial watchdog is taking aim at reloadable prepaid cards, moving to regulate a fast-growing product that has become a popular alternative to checking accounts for lower-income Americans and a new source of fees for some banks.
Radio: It's KNX and coffee in broadcast from Monrovia
KNX travels to the San Gabriel Valley foothills June 1 for an in-depth look at some of the local cities.
Monrovia police, fire departments plan charity basketball game
Monrovia police and firefighters will compete in a charity basketball game next month to raise money for the American Cancer Society, officials said.
AeroVironment to Deploy Small Unmanned Aircraft for Federal...
MONROVIA, Calif. -- -- AeroVironment today announced it will employ its small unmanned aircraft systems to demonstrate aerial communications capabilities for the Federal Communications Commission's Deployable Aerial Communications Architecture Notice of Inquiry proceeding.
Couple deemed 'persons of interest' in 2011 Pasadena slaying
Police have named a parolee and his girlfriend as 'persons of interest' in the shooting death of a 43-year-old Altadena man in late 2011 as they await trial on unrelated drug charges, officials said.
Gas Prices Fall for 7th Straight Day in Monrovia
The average price of a gallon of self-serve regular gasoline in Los Angeles County fell today for the seventh consecutive day on Wednesday, dropping 1 cent to $4.346, one day after decreasing seven-tenths of a cent, according to City News Service.