Saturday Jun 20 | San Gabriel Valley Tribune
Temple City votes to rejoin San Gabriel Valley Council Of Governments
City officials have voted to re-join the San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments, four years after withdrawing from the organization.
Down to earth with Ray Bradbury
Having written more than 50 books, 500 short stories and screenplays, Ray Bradbury is considered one of the greatest fiction writers of the 20th century.
Norm Nicholls: Keeping it l...
What a fabulous Memorial Day weekend. Great weather, lots of people, and lots of fun.
Charlotte Schamadan: How good is your Monrovia trivia?
Monrovians just finished celebrating a week-long recognition of the 123rd anniversary of the city's founding in 1886.
Bear's shooting triggers state investigation
The shooting death of a juvenile brown bear in Bradbury over the weekend has triggered an investigation by the state Department of Fish and Game.
Complaint seeks disbarment of Bush lawyers
Two outside groups want Bush administration lawyers linked to memos on harsh interrogation techniques of detainees to lose their licenses to practice law.
Bradbury scheduled to appear at Monrovia library opening
Officials will hold a grand opening for the city's new new 28,000-square-foot public library, 321 S. Myrtle Ave., at 10 a.m. today.
'Torture memo' author's columnist gig draws fire
Some newspaper columnists and bloggers say they're outraged that The Philadelphia Inquirer has hired a columnist who, in his previous job as a White House lawyer, wrote memos used to support harsh interrogation techniques some call torture.
In this April 23, 2009 file photo Attorney General Eric Holder prepares to testify before the House Appropriations Committee on Capitol Hill in Washington.
Bush attorneys who wrote terror memo face backlash
Pressure is mounting against two former Bush administration attorneys who wrote the legal memos used to support harsh interrogation techniques that critics say constituted torture.
Probe wrapping up for interrogation memo lawyers
The Justice Department is nearing the end of its probe into Bush administration lawyers who wrote secret memos approving harsh interrogation techniques.
No eagle eye needed to spy Swainson's hawks in Natomas
A camera that is part of a research project is trained on a nest of Swainson's hawks, similar to these photographed in 2007, in Natomas and provides the public a chance to see the impressive birds up close.
Scenes from the Festival of Books
An amalgam of observations and reports from the L.A. Times Festival of Books, held Saturday and Sunday at UCLA: There were really long lines to have books signed by children's author Eric Carle and actress Kristen Chenoweth.
Letters, April 24: The debate over interrogation techniques
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Big water rate hikes on tap for some Valley residents
Some San Gabriel Valley residents could see their water rates go up by as much as 56 percent next year under a proposal by California American Water Co.
A nice group of LA Observed contributors will be taking part in this weekend's Los Angeles Times Festival of Books at UCLA.
3 lawyers face scrutiny for torture advice
Three Bush administration lawyers who worked in an elite Justice Department unit face further scrutiny over their advice on how to conduct tough interrogations of terror suspects, but criminal prosecution remains only an outside possibility.
Redlands Community Hospital will honor its volunteers Monday afternoon in a celebration called "Wild About Our Volunteers." The event is 2 p.m. in the hospital's Weisser Education Pavillion.
Forgive Us Our Trespasses: Sci-fi tribute is in a league (and planet) of its own.
Taking its cues from several classic 1950s sci-fi films - the superlative, eerie It Came From Outer Space chief among them - Alien Trespass is a deeply affectionate homage to the halcyon Red Scare era when every kid on the block knew what "Klaatu borada nikto" meant and Saturday afternoons were made for flying saucer matinees and Ray Bradbury's red ...
Republican Assembly Candidate Jeff Gorell Endorsed By Law Enforcement Union
State Assembly candidate Jeff Gorell picked up the endorsement of the union representing California Highway patrol Officers.
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