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LADWP Board Votes to Dramatically Increase Energy Efficiency and Jobs Programs
The Board of the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power took a huge step towards a greener, more efficient Los Angeles last Thursday.
Out Beyond the Neon Lights - Los Angeles CDs in 1970s
Here is a good view of the congressional districts of Los Angeles in the 70s where I will discuss each district and how they would vote today.
SuperLotto Plus Jackpot up to $23M
There were no tickets sold with all six numbers in Saturday night's SuperLotto Plus drawing and the jackpot for Wednesday's drawing will be $23 million.
Teacher Prep Academy Hosts First Career Fair
Teacher Prep Academy , located on the Cesar Chavez Learning Academies campus in the City of San Fernando, is one of LAUSD's newest high schools and is committed to preparing its students for the unique challenges of the 21st century.
Award-winning CSUN grad student heads to Notre Dame for fellowship
After dropping out of high school and LA Valley College, Cesar Soto will graduate with 9,200 students from Cal State Northridge this week.
'Leave Him In Prison For Life': LAUSD Teacher Faces New Abuse Charges
PACOIMA - A former LAUSD third-grade teacher arrested on sex crime charges last fall faced new accusations on Tuesday of molesting an additional nine children.
Ex-LA teacher charged with molesting 13 children
Paul Chapel was charged last fall with continuous sexual abuse of three girls and a boy.
Officials To Announce $50K Reward In Elderly Woman's Hit-And-Run Death
LOS ANGELES A - The Los Angeles Police Department will announce a $50,000 reward Tuesday for information leading the arrest of two drivers who reportedly struck a 70-year-old woman in Pacoima.
Telfair Elementary teacher Paul Chapel charged with sexually abusing...
Longest of long shots: Raj Pal Kahlon of Palmdale faces 32-year veteran Mike Antonovich in only contested L.A. County Supervisor race This is the first page of the criminal complaint alleging that Telfair Elementary teacher Paul Chapel sexually molested 13 children.
Backyard Chickens, Once Scourge of Latino Ghettos, Hip in Upscale Neighborhoods
In San Marino, one of the most upscale communities in Southern California, you can have a 5-car garage, an Olympic size pool, tennis courts, and houses larger than some office buildings.
$50,000 Reward Offered For Information Double Hit-And-Run In Pacoima
Authorities Tuesday plan to hold a news conference to announce a $50,000 reward in double hit-and-run crash that killed a 79-year-old woman back in March.
Zorro Marxist Gives City Dollars to Nuch and Some Tarzana Druggies
On a unanimous vote, your Los Angeles City Council took $100,000 for mitigation of the Lopez Canyon Landfill in the North Valley, money set aside to help folks in the North Valley communities, and gave it to a drug treatment center in CD3 and to Carmen Trutanich to stop folks from smoking.
Lawsuit Charges Insurance Company With Short Changing Valley Residents
Testifying in trial of a lawsuit brought by claimants against Mercury Casualty Co., a Pacoima man said he was paid less than one-third of the amount he believed was necessary to repair ash and soot damage to his home from the 2009 Station Fire.
Station Fire victim testifies Mercury Casualty Co. underpaid by two-thirds
Testifying in the trial of a lawsuit brought by claimants against Mercury Casualty Co., a Pacoima man said Tuesday he was paid less than one-third of the amount he believed was necessary to repair ash and soot damage to his home from the 2009 Station Fire.
USPS, MEND Organization Fighting Hunger on Saturday
The following is an edited press release from MEND. On Saturday, the US postal workers will lend a hand in the effort to 'Stamp Out Hunger.' On that day, all across the country, they collect bags and boxes of non-perishable food items left by residents along their postal routes.
Confusion Surrounds Co-Location at Franklin
It appears that a charter school could be moving on Benjamin Franklin High School 's campus after all, according to a report released by the Los Angeles Unified School District on Tuesday.
L.A. Councilman Richard Alarcon leads effort to stop tobacco sales to ...
Councilman Richard Alarcon announces the start of a program for the Northeast San Fernando Valley that will focus on preventing retailers from selling tobacco products to minors during a press conference on May 9, 2012 at Discovery Charter Prep in Pacoima.
West Hills paraglider, 69, died of heart failure in Pacoima
An autopsy determined that a paraglider who collapsed Sunday in Pacoima, just as he was preparing to launch into a glide, died of congestive heart failure, a coroner's official said today.
Paraglider dies prior to launch in Angeles National Forest
The paraglider was dead when forest deputies and rescue crews from the L.A. Fire Department arrived Sunday at the Kagel Canyon launch site near Pacoima, said Angeles spokesman Nathan Judy.
Paraglider found dead in Los Angeles
A spokesman for the Los Angeles Fire department says firefighters on the ground and in a helicopter searched for the man Sunday after receiving reports of an injured paraglider.