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Has the voracious economy finally bitten off more restaurants than it can chew? Spotting a lunchtime crowd as thick as bees at El Portal at 1:45 p.m. on a recent Tuesday, it certainly looked that way.
La Habra students stack to break world record
Sixth-graders at El Portal Elementary School spent a half-hour Thursday participating in a huge effort to break into the Guiness World Book of Records for the most people sport-stacking at multiple locations in one day.
Mariposa County announces vacancies on planning panels
Mariposa County has announced openings on several planning committees. The county is seeking to fill vacancies on the planning advisory committees for Midpines, El Portal, Greeley Hill and Yosemite West, as well as the Historic Sites & Records Preservation Commission.
El Portal sixth-graders try for sport stacking world record
Sixth graders join in a worldwide effort to be apart "Stack Up" Guinness Book of World Records Day at El Portal Elementary School in La Habra on Thursday November 12, 2009.
Amber Richard, 23, won the 'Best of the West' competition conducted by the United States Pole Dance Federation.
Climate, lightning ignitions, and fire severity in Yosemite National Park, California, USA
College of the Environment, University of Washington, Box 352100, Seattle, WA 98195, USA.
San Clemente railroad crossing to beach gets a reprieve
A proposal to remove a pedestrian railroad crossing at a beach in San Clemente is off the table a ' at least for now.
Quiet Zone Efforts Focus on El Portal X-ing
Vol. 4, Issue 43, October 2228, 2009 THE LATEST: Citing a delay in receiving diagnostic analysis from key stakeholder groups such Orange County Transportation Authority and the California Public Utilities Commission, City Council on Tuesday opted to delay a decision indefinitely on whether to shut down the pedestrian railroad crossing at El Portal.
San Clemente RR crossing to beach gets a reprieve
Workers construct a staircase leading from the train tracks to the beach at El Portal in San Clemente in May 2008.
Yosemite schedules public meetings for new Merced River plan
A series of public meetings for the new Merced River plan have been scheduled, according to Yosemite National Park officials.
Letter: Reader wants El Portal rail crossing kept open
Keep El Portal crossing open I live right above the El Portal crossing to 204 Beach.
San Clemente hears calls for closure of a beach access
Workers construct a staircase leading from the train tracks to the beach at West El Portal in San Clemente in May 2008.
Schools see mixed results on state tests
Gilroy schools had mixed results on a key state index this year. Scores rose at most schools, but more schools missed state growth requirements this year than last year and two schools could face federal intervention because they have not met federal goals for at least five years.
Manhattan Transfer makes a stop at El Portal
The Manhattan Transfer sing like New York but live right here in the San Fernando Valley.
Yosemite fire winds down, roads reopen
The Big Meadow Fire in Yosemite destroyed 7,425 acres. Areas along the side of the road still contain hot spots.
Kidnap cases -- Dugard and Stayner -- strikingly similar
Our newspaper, the television, even the Internet, are jam-packed with "big" news stories every day vying for our limited attention.
Firefighters contain Yosemite fire
After nearly two weeks, firefighters battling the Big Meadow Fire in and near Yosemite National Park managed to gain full containment of the blaze today, completing construction of fire lines around the fire.
Exit exam scores on par with last year
Results released today from the California High School Exit Examination show 79 percent of Gilroy's sophomores passed both math and English.
Evacuation orders lifted for Foresta
Residents were allowed to return home Friday after they were evacuated because of the Big Meadow Fire.
Yosemite fire questions linger as containment nears
The Big Meadow Fire in Yosemite National Park is about 70 percent contained, and could be fully surrounded this coming week, but questions about the National Park Service's role in it remain a burning topic.
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