Santa Fe Springs News

This fall, manufacturers have added slimmer fits, kiss zippers, distressed edging, lighter fabrics and full-zip styles to the once-basic hoodie recipe.

Galleher Corp. has acquired assets of Floor Services Supply , a wholesale distributor of hardwood and laminate flooring in Northern California and Northern Nevada, Galleher announced late Tuesday.

'Cheap' is not a word you've probably heard most Americans use to refer to gas prices.

Diesel fuel use is declining dramatically, which is another sign that the state's economy is slumping, according to data and statements from California's tax collecting agency.

Despite a little shaking and rolling, the weekly "Crafts at the Library" program at Santa Fe Springs City Library went on as scheduled Tuesday.

While financial turbulence is putting banks across the country out of business, a tiny local lender is thriving.

A growing number of local cities are expressing opposition to a bill that would mandate paid sick leave for all California employees.

It seems Pico Rivera's city manager may have committed the cardinal sin in his profession: playing politics.

Bruce Cleland met Rebecca Quezada Salcedo while she sold spices at the Santa Fe Springs Swap Meet.

The perception that foreign businesses are taking over Los Angeles County? Turns out, it's wrong.

A bill earmarked to become a November ballot measure that would charge county residents an additional half-cent sales tax for future transportation projects could be approved today by the MTA board.

A car wash to raise money for a special education aide at La Colima Elementary School who was injured July 5 in an automobile accident, will be held at 1:15 p.m. Thursday at the school, 11225 S. Miller Road.

Guest dance instructor Sabrina Fair, left, teaches dance students the finer points of the bachata, a dance from the Dominican Republic, on Monday at the Garri Dance Studio in Burbank.

City Manager Charles "Chuck" Fuentes has been at the center of Pico Rivera politics since he took his position for the first time in 2005.

The perception that foreign businesses are taking over Los Angeles County? Turns out, it's wrong.

Students of the Little Lake School District have reaped the healthy benefits of fitness labs at two middle schools for the last couple of years.

KEEPING with the fundamental premise that the public's bidding should be done in public, the city of Pico Rivera again finds itself in our crosshairs.

For the past 18 months, Army Capt. Steve Bautista escorted troops and dignitaries all over Iraq and did his best to prevent fellow soldiers from encountering roadside bombs.

City officials and celebration organizers have refused to release information about 50th anniversary event spending - even to the City Council.

There will a seminar on Medi-Cal for low-income seniors from 10 to 11 a.m. Thursday at the Whittier Senior Center, 13225 Walnut St.