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Gina Marquez wanted to walk. Saturday morning marked the kick-off of the first American Cancer Society Relay for Life held in her hometown for many years.

Prices may be dropping left and right, but home and property values throughout the LA region continue to climb, says the LA County Assessor, Rick Auerbach.

A man in a wheelchair was struck by two vehicles and died Monday night on a dimly lit street in an unincorporated area between Azusa and Glendora , authorities said.

Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies responded to a staggering 117,248 alarm calls in 2007.

This is the first part in a series of editorials on transportation funding in the region.

Police continued investigations Monday into two separate fatal shootings that occurred in Montebello and Azusa over the Independence Day weekend.

Kandee Kahn worked as a police dispatcher throughout what might be considered the Wild West.

A man who was treated for a stab wound at a hospital told police that the incident occurred at a local park, but police were not able to confirm his story.

Citrus College Foundation supporters spent a recent afternoon with artist Chris Van Winkle listening to him talk about the work he loves and watching him demonstrate some of his talents.

A man was shot to death early Sunday in a gang-related attack, authorities said.

About 30,000 people flocked into the San Gabriel Canyon over the Independence Day weekend, officials said, trading the hot city streets for the cool waters of the San Gabriel River.

Two unrelated murders were reported early Sunday in Azusa and East Los Angeles, according to authorities.

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Residents joined with Mayor Joe Rocha, the Azusa Veterans Committee and city officials to celebrate the Fourth of July with a Yellow Ribbon ceremony honoring servicemen and women active in the U.S. armed ...

Erica Ascencio will be making action figures this summer. But they won't be visible to the naked eye.

On the surface it looks like Tribune Prep Sports Editor Fred Robledo lives a life of leisure.

Dubbed the "Mercedes Benz of Cranes" by its new owners, it drives 50 mph, reaches 372 feet high and lifts 350 tons.

Some people love the stories. Others hate them. But an escaped chimpanzee is always news in the San Gabriel Valley - especially if his name is Moe.

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An apartment complex was evacuated after construction workers broke a gas main while digging on the property, officials said.