Temple City News

It was a homecoming celebration for Temple City High School as it crushed visiting South Pasadena on Friday night in Rio Hondo League action.

Incumbents lead in early election returns Tuesday in Duarte, Temple City, Rosemead, Montebello and Garvey school board races.

Philip Hu, Denise Menchaca and Matthew Stadtler appeared to have won in the race for three open seats on the San Gabriel Unified School District board.

A friend of murdered Temple City teenager DeAndre Netter testified Monday that he could not see the driver or the shooter during the drive-by shooting.

Parents flocked to a free county swine flu clinic in Temple City on Friday as the virus claimed at least 19 more children nationwide - the largest one-week increase since the pandemic began in April.

"Halford III - Winter Songs" is a mostly metal take on the holiday season. Cheery lights, a crackling fire and metal playing on the stereo.

Holy Angels Elementary School is holding a Footsteps for Life shoe drive throughout the year.

Passengers look for their boarding tracks. Guitars, Pooh bears, bikes, native food in tupperware and suitcases were in abundance at Union Station in Los Angeles.

For the first time in the city's 49-year history, a farmers market may be coming to Temple City.

Sidra Rajani, 3, of Arcadia, picks a pumpkin from the pumpkin patch at Temple City Park.

The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors has approved a $335,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Justice that will purchase an automated license plate recognition camera system for the Temple City Sheriff's Station and upgrade the department's gang database.

The Temple City Unified School District has weathered challenges from cutting its budget to administrative turnover.

Re "Public hearings start for high-speed train network" : Forty billion dollars is being spent on a train system that won't be completed for at least another 10 years.

Police are warning Ontario residents - especially seniors - to be aware of anyone who comes to their door and claims to need access to their backyards.

To suggest that racial tensions between Latinos and blacks don't exist in our communities is absolutely absurd.

It could have been a fulsome retirement tribute last week to San Gabriel City Manager P. Michael Paules, departing after 18 years.

TEMPLE City needed a manager so bad the rest of the burgs in the San Gabriel Valley should have pitched in and lent the town theirs for five hours a week.

APPARENTLY, kids at Los Angeles County libraries like their "Green Eggs and Ham." So much so that there aren't enough copies of that popular Dr.

City officials Tuesday night appointed Jose Pulido, San Fernando's city administrator, as the new city manager.

Two men interrupted while burgling a house lost their loot and were later caught Monday.