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Student's song honors San Gabriel school
Jaclyn Abing of West Covina practices Thursday at San Gabriel Mission High School.
Three boys in stolen car caught
Three Los Angeles teens in a stolen Honda Accord were arrested after a chase through local streets that ended in a crash Thursday.
Northview wrestlers get top seed
But even Ochoa was surprised after the Vikings won all 14 weight classes at last week's Valle Vista League finals, which paved the way for the Vikings to earn the top seed when the CIF-Southern Section Division 2 Dual Meet wrestling pairings were announced on Thursday.
James Lloyd, Former California House Member, Dies
James Lloyd, who represented the 35th district of California from 1975-1981, died Feb.
Three arrested at hotel in Covina
The arrest of a man on suspicion of drug possession at a motel Tuesday led police to arrest two other people on suspicion of stealing copper wiring, authorities said.
West Covina to continue 4th of July celebration
After residents expressed concern over the elimination of the 4th of July celebration, the City Council unanimously voted to keep the annual tradition intact.
Weekend activities in the San Gabriel Valley, Pasadena, and Whittier areas
"Rebel without a Cause," James Dean, Natalie Wood, and Sal Mineo; 2 and 8 p.m. Feb.
Emergency Room Doctor Shares Secrets Behind A 1959 'Murder In West Covina'
Dr. James Linder Jones visited the KCAL9 studios Monday to talk about his new book, "A Murder In West Covina." Dr.
West Covina to discuss eliminating 4th of July celebration
The City Council will discuss video web casting of its meetings and hold its 2011-12 fiscal year mid-year budget update at its regular meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday at City Hall, 1444 West Garvey Ave.
Auto theft suspect jailed with use of police dog, Tazer, bean bag rounds in West Covina
Police arrested two men who ran from a stolen car Thursday, including one who was subdued with a Tazer and a bean bag gun after trying to choke a police dog sent to capture him, authorities said.
Vegas High QB Henderson among Nevada recruits
Ault signed a pair of highly touted quarterbacks in 6-foot-4 Tyler Stewart of Simi Valley, Calif., and Hasaan Henderson, a 6-foot-5, three-year starter at Las Vegas High School.
Burglary ring members get county jail, prison time
VICTORVILLE Members of a burglary ring accused of stealing property from three Southern California cities were sentenced to serve time in county jail and prison.
Frank Girardot: Five Guys vs. In-N-Out
Workers take orders during lunch time at Five Guys burger which opened this week at the Westfield West Covina Mall on Thursday, Jan.
Elderly man victim of home-invasion robbery in West Covina
Two robbers posing as solicitors forced their way into the home of a 90-year-old man last week and stole items including jewelry that belonged to the man's deceased wife, authorities said.
Two Baldwin Park men arrested after burglary victim finds his golf clubs on Craigslist
A couple of men suspected of stealing golf clubs out of an unlocked car this week were arrested Monday after their victim spotted his clubs on Craigslist and alerted police.
West Covina DMV to reopen its doors Monday
More than a year and $1.7 million in renovations later, the Department of Motor Vehicles West Covina office will reopen its doors Monday.
Single Bedroom Apartment for sublease
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Citrus Valley kicks off weight-loss competition in West Covina
Angela Lewis, of Walnut, gets measured by a Fitness 19 trainer while holding her one-year-old son Carter during a Lighten Up SGV! weigh-in event Saturday, January 28, 2012 at Queen of the Valley Hospital in West Covina where Lewis works.
Man barricaded in Whittier house, wanted in connection to a West Covina crime
Residents in the quiet historic Uptown Whittier neighborhood said they heard gunshots Friday afternoon on Washington Avenue just south of Beverly Boulevard.
Go Green Initiative: Charter Oak Looks to Foster Green Culture
While there hasn't been a shortage of school programs on recycling and the environment in the last 15 years, few have actually made a lasting impact.