San Gabriel News

Ruben "Doc" Cavazos, a West Covina resident and reputed former ringleader of the Mongols motorcycle gang, entered a guilty plea to one count of racketeering and faces a life prison sentence, according to federal court documents.

On the eve of July 4, six council members from San Gabriel and Alhambra, two cities in Los Angeles County, encouraged Chinese Americans to raise the American flag as a display of patriotism, reports the Sing Tao Daily.

The Bothwell residence on Knollwood Drive in Pasadena has one of the larger residential solar panels projects in Pasadena, installed in 2007.

"Hello to Hollywood," the Pasadena Women's Connection luncheon, featuring Jack Wheaton discussing the secrets of writing music for feature films.

Police seized Mongols motorcycle-gang paraphernalia Thursday during a Parole Probation Compliance Check of 40 locations in Rosemead and South San Gabriel, officials said.

A large number of Southland cities are charging high fees for solar panel permits, ignoring a state mandate designed to promote the energy system, according to a survey by the Sierra Club.

Jury selection will begin Tuesday in the trial of David Do, who is accused of murder and attempted murder after he allegedly served as the triggerman in a 2006 drive-by shooting in San Gabriel.

The latest in a series of pedestrian safety deployments by the San Marino Police Department yesterday resulted in the issuance of 186 citations for failure to stop for a pedestrian in a crosswalk, the impounding of four vehicles, the arrest of three drivers and the booking of one driver who had an outstanding warrant at the LAPD.

A 29-year-old Santa Ana man was ordered to stand trial on a murder charge Wednesday in connection with an alleged case of road rage in East Long Beach last April.

THE headlines read: "Budget shot down again" or "Budget fails to pass again." But this is not really news.

Nearly three years after fighting to save a cherished playground from being demolished, community activists watched the battle take a 180-degree turn recently.

California's first confirmed human case of West Nile virus in 2009 is a blood donor from the Antelope Valley, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health reported today.

Nearly three years after fighting to save a cherished playground from being demolished, community activists watched the battle take a 180-degree turn recently.

More than 160 people received $500 traffic citations Wednesday as part of a sting by the South Pasadena Police Department involving a decoy school bus complete with people walking on and off the vehicle.

An indictment unsealed Friday brought murder charges against the driver of a big-rig that lost its brakes while descending a steep mountain grade north of Los Angeles and hit a car, killing a father and his 12-year-old daughter.

The San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments honored four current and former officials Thursday for distinguished service to residents of the San Gabriel Valley.

The CSS Virginia Camp 2062 Sons of Confederate Veterans , and the Sidney Lanier Chapter 2141 Altadena, United Daughters of The Confederacy will hold services for two Confederate veterans at 2 p.m. Saturday at San Gabriel Cemetery, 601 W. Roses Road.

State officials Monday missed a self- imposed June 15 deadline to pass a budget.

A group of local politicians is trying to breathe life into an 8-year- old proposal that would allow illegal immigrants who grew up in the United States to work toward citizenship.

Historic zero emissions transit bus project to launch in 2010, offering potential for 24/7 service with no need for refueling Golden,CO,USA - PRWEB -June 2, 2009 -- Proterra , today announced a historic demonstration of its fast-charge battery-powered electric buses b y Los Angeles County's Foothill Transit ... Serving commuters in San Gabriel and ...