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Anthony Fellow Returns to Metropolitan Board
California State University department chair and San Gabriel Valley water official Anthony R. "Tony" Fellow returned today as a member of the board of directors of the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California.
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Esotouric rolls through unearthing the valley's past
For the eclectic minds behind Esotouric, every bus ride crisscrossing the streets of the Southland helps uncover the region's rich layers from bizarre crimes to offbeat cultural tales.
New Chinatowns tour set for Feb. 20
The San Gabriel Valley's growth from sleepy suburban towns to vibrant sprawling engines of economy is the focus of the upcoming Esotouric bus tour, "The New Chinatowns." Current residents might not be aware that small-town San Gabriel was the birthplace of the Hula Hoop and Frisbee or that Laura Scudder potato chips were made and packaged in ...
Group urges more arts education in Alhambra Unified School District
While teachers, Alhambra Unified School District officials and an arts advocacy group agree that music and arts are a vital part of a child's education, the parties aren't seeing eye-to-eye when it comes to the current level of instruction available to students.
Where to Eat for Chinese New Year
Believe it or not, therea TMs another big holiday happening on February 14 a ' Chinese New Year.
New captain takes position in Pico Rivera
While the new Los Angeles County Sheriff's captain has big shoes to fill, officials said he's off to a good start.
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Freeways : Community Briefed on 710 Extension, Community Not Pleased
Last night, Caltrans and Metro faced a skeptical audience in Glendale when they presented their first community outreach meeting on the proposed underground extension of the 710, which would link the freeway to the 210.
Landscaper Accused Of Murder Ordered To Stand Trial
SANTA CLARA CO., Calif. -- The Fremont landscaper accused of assaulting a Cupertino couple, leaving the wife dead, was ordered to stand trial Friday on charges of murder, attempted murder and burglary.
Man held for killing two at SoCal senior complex
MONTEREY PARK, Calif. a " Authorities have arrested a man they say killed his ex-girlfriend and her new boyfriend at a senior citizen housing complex in Monterey Park.Los Angeles County sheriff's Lt.
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Man arrested in Monterey Park double slaying
Map of 2010 San Gabriel Valley and Whittier-area homicides. MONTEREY PARK - A man has been arrested in connection to the shooting death of two people in Monterey Park Tuesday, Los Angeles County Sheriff's officials said Wednesday.
2 Found Dead In Monterey Park Shooting
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Eng honored by small business association
Officials said Friday the California Small Business Association awarded Assemblyman Mike Eng, D-Monterey Park, with a "Magma Cum Laude." The association recognizes legislators who advocate on behalf of small businesses once a year, according to a statement issued by Eng's office.
Writer finds home on baseball field
Jesse Katz will sign copies of his memoir, 'The Opposite Field,' on Wednesday in Irvine.
Alan Bonsteel: In L.A., a charter school revolution
The greatest revolution in education in the United States today is taking place in Los Angeles.
Alcala palm print linked to '78 murder
When the bruised and battered body of registered nurse Georgia Wixted was found on the floor of her Malibu apartment more than 30 years ago, detectives found one solid clue they hoped would identify her killer.
It's Official: Governor's Budget Shorts Public Transit Once Again
Governor Schwarzenegger's budget , unveiled today at a Capitol press conference, confirms what transit agencies and advocates across the state have been fearing : a $1.5 billion proposed scheme to divert funds that would otherwise provide critical relief to California's struggling transit agencies.
Whittier plans grass-roots effort for light-rail line, not money for consultants
Grass-roots pressure, not money spent hiring expensive consultants, is the way city officials plan to promote a light-rail line from East Los Angeles to Whittier, officials say.

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