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EPA Transfers Operations Of Whittier Narrows Treatment Plant To State Of California
Today, responsibility for operation and maintenance of the groundwater treatment system at the Whittier Narrows Operable Unit was transferred from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to the California Department of Toxic Substances Control .
Boy Scouts members speak out on potential rule change to allow gays
About 30 members of the Boy Scouts of America protested in Los Angeles on Friday, May 17, 2013, because they do not want the BSA to lift a ban and let gays into the private organization.
San Gabriel Valley women honored by Rep. Grace Napolitano
Rep. Grace Napolitano recently honored 15 women who had been nominated by volunteer organizations for exemplary service at the 2013 "Women of the Year" ceremony at the Grace T. Black Auditorium.
Car crashes into El Monte El Pollo Loco
Christian Trasvina, of Temple City, wheels his client Terence past an El Pollo Loco with a Fosters Freeze on Valley Mall in El Monte Wednesday morning, May 15, 2013 after a vehicle crashed through a window following a collision at Santa Anita Boulevard.
Southern California groups accuse IRS of politicking
Southern California Tea Party groups blasted the Internal Revenue Service on Tuesday, accusing the agency of pursuing a political agenda and mismanaging requests for tax-exempt status.
Southern California Offices Named in IRS Tea Party Scandal
Two Southern California offices were named Tuesday in an Internal Revenue Services scandal where offices singled out Tea Party organizations during the 2012 election.
Alleged targeting by multiple IRS offices
While the Internal Revenue Service has admitted that members of its Cincinnati office engaged in political targeting of some conservative groups, documents suggest at least three other offices did the same.
Project BMW 335i - Part 2 Chassis Comparison
At this low ride height and with neglible sidewalls, these BMWs shouldn't be so versatile but H&R and KW coilovers provide good comfort and performance At this low ride height and with neglible sidewalls, these BMWs shouldn't be so versatile but H&R and KW coilovers provide good comfort and performance Last month we noted it took too many months ... (more)
Whittier council fine tunes proposed budget
Sidewalks, the graves of pioneers who were Whittier's founders and mobile apps were on the minds of City Council members at their budget meeting earlier this week.
South El Monte eyes tax hike to build public facilities
With visions of skate parks, swimming pools and community centers dancing in their heads, the South El Monte City Council is considering asking residents to tax themselves to build a little fun into their neighborhood.
Thousands of books given away during 30th Annual Fiesta of Books
Literacy, story-telling, crafts, fun and games was the order of the day at the 30th Annual Fiesta of Books held May 4 at the El Monte Community Center.
Alhambra man dies after falling through roof at El Monte Airport
Lon Schultz, 46, of Alhambra died in the apparent accident, Los Angeles County Department of Coroner Lt.
El Monte Man, 33, Guilty Of Child Sex Abuse Involving 2 Children Under 10
A 33-year-old El Monte man was convicted Wednesday on child sex abuse charges, the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office announced.
Police Blotter: Man Accused of Lewd Acts in Santa Anita Mall Parking Lot
From the Arcadia Police Department: For the period of Sunday, April 28 th , through Saturday, May 4 th , the Police Department responded to 1,015 calls for service of which 114 required formal investigations.
Editorial: Popping the bubbles of plan for California soda tax
That is, according to some legislators bubbling up with the latest fad in weight management crossed with fiscal policy.
ACE to close Baldwin Avenue in El Monte for two years
An electronic sign on Baldwin Avenue and Valley Boulevard informing drivers know that a portion of Baldwin Avenue will be closed between Gidley Avenue and Rose Street Friday, May 3, 2013 in El Monte.
LA Sheriff's Dept. Asks For Help Finding Released Murder Suspect
Johnny Mata, 32, was mistakenly released from jail in April by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department due to a clerical error, the department says.
Calif. man condemned for killing woman, 87, dies
A 55-year-old inmate who spent more than 20 years on California's death row for the rape and murder of an 87-year-old woman has died.
Diamond Bar woman gets 14 months for laundering drug money
A Diamond Bar woman, who with her husband owns an Industry-based toy wholesale business, was sentenced Monday to eight months in federal prison plus six months of home detention for participating in a scheme that laundered money for drug trafficking groups in Mexico and Colombia.
Shotgun-wielding bandits rob South El Monte bakery
The robbers entered Daisy's Bakery, 1611 Durfee Ave., about 5:30 a.m., Los Angeles County sheriff's Sgt.