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Valley gateway across the 210 Freeway moves closer to reality
Preliminary drilling began this week for a bridge across the Foothill Freeway designed to serve as an "iconic" gateway into the San Gabriel Valley.
Bullet flies through child's bedroom in Azusa shooting
An attacker opened fire on a group of people early Sunday, striking no one but narrowly missing a young child sleeping in a nearby apartment, authorities said.
Azusa ordinance asks for public art portion of new developments
Along with blue prints, permits, environmental reports and parking, Azusa city officials are asking new developers to tap into their artistic side.
City celebrates holiday by unveiling new monument
The city of Azusa will be celebrating the Fourth of July with the unveiling of two new wings to the Azusa Veterans Monument.
Azusa police confiscate Mongols paraphernalia at club
Police confiscated outlaw motorcycle gang paraphernalia over the weekend at a fundraiser held by the Mongols at a club on Foothill Boulevard.
Witnesses call weekend's pizza parlor shooting an ambush; 3 dead
A member of a motorcycle group said Monday he believed three men fired shots that ended up killing three of his friends and wounding seven others during a weekend shooting at an area pizza parlor.
Police prepared for Mongols in Azusa, surprised by killings in Pico Rivera
Police officials said they were on alert on Saturday for outlaw motorcycle gang activity in Azusa, but were taken by surprise when three people were killed and seven others injured at a fundraiser held in Pico Rivera by the Old School Riders motorcycle club, which is not gang affiliated.
Can Vegas Reinvent Itself Again?
June 19, 2009 - SoCal Connected correspondent John Ridley, an Emmy Award-winning commentator and self-described fan of Las Vegas, takes viewers on a tour of the gambling Mecca that reinvented itself during good times only to now face new challenges during a tough economy.
Three Azusa men caught allegedly stealing from truck parts store
Police arrested three men who they believe burlarized a truck parts store Wednesday night.
Azusa police arrest two men on suspicion of stealing a GPS
Police arrested two La Verne men on Wednesday suspected of breaking into an SUV and attempting to steal the vehicle's global positioning system, official said.
1 Pico Rivera man killed, three injured after car drives off mountain road
A young Pico Rivera man was killed and three others were injured late Tuesday when a car they were in went off the edge of Highway 39 north of Azusa, authorities said.
1 Dead, 3 Injured After Car Plunges Off Canyon Road
One person was killed and three others were injured when their car plunged off a canyon road in Azusa late Monday night.
Sales takes 1-stroke lead at Women's Publinx
Lizette Sales shot a 4-under 68 to take a one-shot lead after the first round of stroke-play qualifying at the U.S. Women's Amateur Public Links on Monday.
Covina Job Fair attracts thousands
Battling a nationwide recession and a rising unemployment rate, about 2,000 people turned out for the Covina Job Fair on Saturday with resumes in hand.
Originally published June 18, 2009 at midnight, updated June 18, 2009 at 5:50 p.m. Autumn Kirby has joined Triumph Hospital as as a case manager.
California Retired Teachers Association celebrates 80 years
Four of the six California Retired Teachers Association scholarship recipients are, from left, Mt.
Science center comes to life at Azusa Pacific
On an overcast day on Azusa Pacific University's west campus, translucent words emblazoned on the brand-new Segerstrom Science Center go nearly undetected, the inscription melting into the slate-gray sky.
Azusa School District names manager of the year
Longtime school administrator Susan Mummert was named the Azusa Unified School District's 2009 Manager of the Year.
Cal Grant cuts hurting college students
Naomi Spinella sits outside the Undergraduate Student Finances Department at Azusa Pacific University in Azusa on Wednesday June 3, 2009.
Our View: Gold Line is shovel ready
Once again, the Gold Line Foothill Extension faces a critical vote today to keep it on track toward crucial commuter service for the San Gabriel Valley.
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