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Student's song honors San Gabriel school
Jaclyn Abing of West Covina practices Thursday at San Gabriel Mission High School.
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A man was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison Friday for bludgeoning his father to death with a dumbbell in an Irwindale self-storage facility, officials said.
Officials release name of San Gabriel man struck and killed by car in front of home
Authorities Friday released the name of a 30-year-old man who was fatally struck by a car while standing in a driveway in front of his home.
Former Rose Parade official is held in volunteer's 2004 killing
By all accounts, Richard Allan Munnecke was a model citizen. He devoted several decades to the Tournament of Roses, working up the ranks until he was one of its top directors.
Police find body on fourth day of dig
Layton police confirmed that a body had been located Thursday at 3812 W. 4550 South during excavation efforts that began Monday afternoon.
Former Tournament of Roses director arrested on suspicion of murder
A former Tournament of Roses director was arrested Wednesday for the 2004 murder of a San Gabriel woman whose body was discovered in the trunk of her own car.
Deputies Taser man reportedly 'meandering' in freeway traffic
Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies used a Taser to overpower a man who was meandering through traffic on the Pomona Freeway, the Sheriff's Department said today.
Arrest made in 2004 cold case murder of San Gabriel woman
A 72-year-old Alhambra man was arrested Wednesday for the 2004 slaying of a San Gabriel woman whose body was discovered in the trunk of her car.
Gabrielino students take over city hall for Youth in Government Program
Local Gabrielino High School students participated in a mock city council meeting on Tuesday February 7, 2011, as part of the Youth in Government Program offered through the city of San Gabriel.
Police dig hole in Roy in missing persons case
Police who have spent two days digging a hole in the yard of a duplex in Roy may have found evidence connected to a missing-person case.
Train trench dig finds artifacts near old mission
SAN GABRIEL, Calif. - Archaeologists have dug up thousands of pieces of history along the route of a planned train trench near the historic San Gabriel Mission.
Claudia Pohl, a faculty member in Citrus College's Registered Dental Assistant Program, has been named national president of the American Dental Assistants Association.
Lawmakers school SCE in emergency management at windstorm hearing
State and local officials called on utilities Friday to improve coordination, communication and strategies to better handle widespread outages related to natural disasters.
Volunteers Needed To Count Bighorn Sheep
The U.S. Forest Service and other agencies put out a call today for volunteers to assist in its annual bighorn sheep survey from March 3-4 in the nearby San Gabriel Mountains.
Spanish coins from 1800s found in dig near San Gabriel Mission
The government agency building a new rail system announced Thursday that archeologists have found thousands of historic artifacts while excavating in the railroad right of way near San Gabriel Mission.
Veteran paramedic, instructor dies after cancer battle
SANTA CLARA, Calif. - Mary Jane Arlene Hoeflich of Yosemite/Palo Alto, Calif., died on Thursday evening, Jan.
Rep. Napolitano Calls for Expanded Research, Funding for ...
Today, Rep. Grace F. Napolitano addressed the University of La Verne's annual Water Technology Conference, discussing local water issues and the importance of research and development for finding new sources of water.
Students get hands-on lessons in archeology, local history
One of the most important archeological sites of the region sits just across the street from the San Gabriel Mission.
Fallen Marine to be Honored Tuesday
The coffin of a 23-year-old Californian marine killed this month in Afghanistan is scheduled to fly into Los Alamitos on Tuesday.
County Board of Supervisor Hearing Set for Bike Plan
A hearing has been scheduled for the county's master bike plan which includes a five-mile designated "bike boulevard" for Altadena and a new bike path of nearly eight miles starting from Eaton Canyon which would connect to other paths to form a trail to Long Beach.