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Local cities gear up for the Fourth
The safe and sane stands will be open for business beginning Wednesday in Lakewood.
Stimulated in California: Shovel-Ready Projects Funded
Daniel Rothschild at Neighborhood Effects draws attention to a slide show of the 10 most expensive construction projects to receive money from the Generational Theft Act of 2009.
Sales tax increase to 9.75% in Long Beach takes effect Wednesday
Compton resident Julian Balfour, while checking out flat-screen TVs at the Downtown Long Beach Wal-Mart on Saturday, said he is not against the sales tax increase Los Angeles County voters approved in November to fund public transportation projects.
SoCal dad arrested after he flips car, 2 kids hurt
A 25-year-old father has been arrested for investigation of driving under the influence and child endangerment after he flipped over his car on a Southern California freeway, causing him and his two young children to be ejected.
Redlands moves to bridge budget gap, but critics challenge plan
The City Council has approved a plan to bridge the city's budget gap with money meant for improvements to water facilities - and critics aren't so sure it's legal.
Juan Longoria, a 33-year-old Latino, was shot in the head and killed on Thursday, May 28, in the 5300 block of Ledgewood Avenue in South Gate, according to the Los Angeles County coroner's office.
Lynwood police chase ends with 4 hurt
Four people were injured when a car being chased by Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies crashed into a truck in Lynwood Monday.
Natural Anaerobic Biodegradation of TBA in Aquifer Sediments at Gasoline Spill Sites
TBA is an important contaminant at spills sites of gasoline that contains MTBE. The impact of TBA is particularly important in Southern California, where the State Action Level for TBA is 12 I1 4g/L and many communities produce ground water for drinking water from an urban landscape.
South Gate Man Shot to Death in Driveway
An investigation is underway after a man was found shot to death outside his home.
Explosion Sparks South Gate Commercial Fire
An explosion inside a motorcycle repair shop sparked a stubborn non-injury fire in South Gate Friday, authorities said.
She takes assistance to a whole new level
It's been an eventful past few weeks for Mary Lou Schmidt even as her two-year stint as president of the Assistance League of Downey winds down and ends this month.
Motorcyclist Identified in Fatal Crash
A motorcyclist who crashed into a motor home and died Monday on winding state Route 243 between Banning and Idyllwild was identified Tuesday as a Los Angeles County resident.
Sunday Drive: Mount Diablo's Summit
WHAT YOU'LL SEE: The 17-mile drive from South Gate to the 3,849-foot summit at Mount Diablo leads to a landmark perch for views and access to two great trailheads.
Bill would help cities create park space
" Assemblyman Hector De La Torre has gained support for Assembly Bill 521, a proposal that would ease the development of recreational parks and open space on utility rights-of-way "at an affordable rate." The bill passed the Assembly floor last week with bipartisan support and a vote of 64 to 10.
La Mirada VFW post celebrates 50 years
For 50 years, overseas veterans of America's wars have shared comradeship and community service through their membership in Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 9148 in La Mirada.
Why do women pay extra for maternity coverage
When a woman becomes pregnant, it is supposed to be a time of joy for her and her family.
Assemblyman Hector De La Torre was horrified to find language in the deed of his South Gate home prohibiting residence by "a person whose blood is not entirely that of the Caucasian race" unless they are servants or employees.
Drug Cartels Take Over Local Politics – Full Disclosure® Investigates
According to 33 year veteran gang specialist and retired L.A. Sheriff's Sergeant Richard Valdemar, Mexican drug cartels have infiltrated city councils and political campaigns in many small cities in Los Angeles County.
A California planta s closing could feasibly provide more job security for those workers at the Hon Company in Cedartown.
L.A. County shines light on green
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors bestowed its first-ever set of Green Leadership Awards on five community groups today.