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Calif. prosecutors seek retrial in corruption case
In this Jan. 24, 2013 file photo, former Bell, Calif., city officials, from left, Luis Artiga, Teresa Jacobo, George Cole, Oscar Hernandez and Victor Bello appear for a city corruption trial in a downtown Los Angeles courtroom.
On May 17, 2013 at 9:15 a.m., an 18-year old male Santa Barbara area gang member was arrested by SBPD Youth Services Section detectives for attempt murder with a gang enhancement and other related felonies stemming from the shooting incident that occurred on 800 N. Milpas Street on May 14, 2013.
LA art related kickstarter projects for the week of May 20
Even as the buzz around this project has died down considerably , about a week ago the project had 37,716 backers at $2,594,277. As of the publication of this article, the project is now at 40,116 backers pledging $2,695,257. That's an increase of over $100,000 in a week for a fully funded project.
Burbank: Brush fire near De Bell Golf Course close to containment
Applause: Kudos to: Artie Davies, former Folsom city clerk
Details: Davies served as president of the Folsom Historical Society and was city clerk for 22 years, from 1956 to 1978.
Rocio Camacho: The Goddess of Mole
One of the fascinating Angelenos featured in L.A. Weekly's People 2013 issue. Check out our entire People 2013 issue here.
Cowles Mountain trail repaired, ready to open on May 18
The main trailhead leading to the peak of 1591-foot-high Cowles Mountain is scheduled to reopen May 18, a date coinciding with Explore Mission Trails Regional Park Day, a celebration for the park that includes Cowles Mountain and Lake Murray.
Manchester School of Theatre - Capitol Theatre Wednesday, 15th May - Saturday, 18th May 2013 BrontA« By Polly Teale.
Washington and 10th: Fried Catfish, Supreme Tacos + Repeating Chinese Takeout
You know you've found a great strip mall when it's almost entirely obscured by a carnival that's setting up in the parking lot.
It's Tuesday, it's a little chilly out there, but we've plenty at the Courier to brighten up your day in Calderdale.
Asm. Garcia Cyber-Bulling Legislation Passes First Assembly Test
Fatal Mauling Victim Identified; Dogs In Custody
The victim, a 63-year-old Littlerock woman, took to walking to stay healthy and "live a long life for our family and herself." Pamela Devitt, 63, left, was identified as the victim of a deadly dog mauling that occurred on Thursday, May 9, 2013.
Larry Powell, Fresno County schools Superintendent, to retire
Speaking at a news conference outside his Downtown Fresno office, Larry Powell officially announced plans to step down from his post for a second time.
New commissioner Jim Rodriguez Jr. likes what he sees in Downey
The newest member of the Downey Planning Commission, Jim Rodriguez, Jr., is glad he now has a more direct role in the implementation of city policies on a variety of issues.
Celeb Pix: 'The Voice' gets red carpet treatment
Usher, Shakira, Adam Levine and Blake Shelton lead this year's contestants into NBC's "The Voice" Season 4 Red Carpet Event in West Hollywood.
The latest news - This Saturday, May 11 the United States Postal Service wiil be collecting and delivering more than mail.
Building the Future for Big Data
What does it mean to have 100G connectivity? Just how much data is a 100G connection capable of transmitting? The answer, it turns out, is quite a bit.
Nothing Sacred in the CD 1 City Council Campaign including Gil Cedillo's Deceased Wife
We bring you the worst repugnant attack piece of the 2013 City of Los Angeles Elections, compliments of the allies of Jose "Mini Ed Reyes" Gardea for City Council Campaign The blunt truth here is what desperate campaign would lower themselves into the sewer by using the deceased wife of challenger Gil Cedillo to score cheap political points? ... (more)
Teachers Picked For School Bell Awards
Ten teachers are the recipients of this years School Bell Awards. The Laredo Chamber Of Commerce hosted the event at TAMIU.
Interest groups reveal shared money, election role
More than six months after the November election, two major California political interest groups are revealing the joint role they played in ousting two incumbent Democrats from the state Assembly.