Top News

Trash-to-Energy Draws the Curious

Trash-to-Energy Draws the Curious

The folks at the Commerce Refuse to Energy plant don’t mind nosy people coming through their facility, just as long as they can bear the “wonderful smell” of trash that greets them. The Commerce Refuse-to-Energy plant tour stops by a 1,200 ton storage bin where a giant... [Read more...]

Top News

Vernon Donates ‘Computer Mobile’ to Southeast Cities

Vernon Donates ‘Computer Mobile’ to Southeast Cities

Tapping an idea that brought literacy to many school-age children years ago, the City of Vernon formally unveiled the Mobile Technology Center designed to increase Internet access for low-income residents in the Southeast cities. Vernon officials were on hand at a community technology... [Read more...]

Noticias

“Salón de Computación Móvil” Llega al Sureste de Los Ángeles

“Salón de Computación Móvil” Llega al Sureste de Los Ángeles
Adoptando la idea de bibliotecas móviles que trajo alfabetización a muchos niños hace años, la Ciudad de Vernon formalmente presento el Centro Tecnológico Móvil, un vehiculo diseñado a aumentar acceso a la Internet para las comunidades de bajos recursos en el Sureste de... [Read more...]

Noticias

Promueven Marcha Pro Reforma Migratoria

Promueven Marcha Pro Reforma Migratoria
La Congresista Judy Chu (D-El Monte), frente el microfono, fue una de varios líderes presentes para apoyar al Congresista Luis Gutierrez (D-Illinois). Foto de EGP for GLoria Angelina CAstillo Cientos de personas se reunieron en la Iglesia Nuestra Señora Reina de Los Ángeles... [Read more...]

January 28, 2010 Issue

January 28, 2010 Issue

Cifras Sorprendentes: Reportes de Progreso Escolar Demuestran Éxito y Fracasos

Cifras Sorprendentes: Reportes de Progreso Escolar Demuestran Éxito y Fracasos

Por segundo año consecutivo, el Distrito Escolar Unificado de Los Ángeles (LAUSD)... Read more »


Decisiones del Gobernador Afectan las Aulas, Lamenta MUSD

Aunque el gobernador asegura que la educación pública será “totalmente financiada”... Read more »

Breves de la Comunidad

Condado de Los Ángeles Con un voto de 5 a 0, la Mesa de Supervisores del Condado... Read more »

Histórica Oportunidad para Rediseñar su Distrito Electoral

Organizaciones de defensa legal de California hicieron el miércoles un llamado a... Read more »


Noticias-->>

 

Saltando Cuerda Para El Corazón

Saltando Cuerda Para El Corazón

 La Primaria Griffin Avenue, en Lincoln Heights, el lunes se unió al resto de la... Read more »


Calendario de Eventos y Recursos

Evento de Servicios Médicos Gratuitos en Commerce AltaMed Health Services y el Mexican... Read more »

Febrero es el Mes Nacional De Salud Dental Para Los Niños

La salud dental no siempre es una prioridad, especialmente para los niños, pero... Read more »


 

Gov’s Cuts Still Hit Classrooms, Say Local Officials

Gov’s Cuts Still Hit Classrooms, Say Local Officials

The next few years are looking “pretty grim” for schools, despite assurances... Read more »


LAUSD Report Cards Show Failing Schools

For the second year in a row the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) last... Read more »

Local Census Office Gets East LA Region Counting

Local officials and community outreach partners kicked off the grand opening of... Read more »

LA River Not a Sewer, Say River Keepers

With the grassy marsh still wet from last week’s storm, a group of young conservationists,... Read more »

Town Hall Attempts to Revive Immigration Reform Movement

Hundreds of immigration reform supporters gathered at Placita Olvera’s Our Lady... Read more »


Read More in News...

 

Editorial: Parents Should Share Blame for Student Failure

Editorial: Parents Should Share Blame for Student Failure

In reporter Gloria Angelina Castillo’s story on local school achievement report... Read more »


In Honor of Lilly, Take Action Now to Pass the Paycheck Fairness Act

A year ago, dozens of women’s and civil rights activists gathered at the White... Read more »

The Earnings Report for Main Street

To add insult to injury to working America, in came the earnings reports from Goldman... Read more »


Read More in Editorial & Opinion...

 

Over 10,000 Jobs Created In L.A. County

Over 10,000 Jobs Created In L.A. County

Last week Los Angeles County surpassed their goal of creating 10,000 temporary jobs,... Read more »


Business News Briefs

Small Business Group Honors Eng The California Small Business Association honored... Read more »

Toyota Sales Will Take Big Hit Amid Safety Concerns

All the bad news about runaway Toyotas — and the inability of the South Bay-based... Read more »


Read More in Wall Street East...

 

LAPD Finds Uncooperative Shooting Victim in Highland Park

LAPD Finds Uncooperative Shooting Victim in Highland Park

Avenue 57, between Marmian Way and Monte Vista, near the Highland Park Gold Line... Read more »


“Mauk” Tag Suspects Arrested

Eagle Rock Marijana Facility Ordered to Cease Operations

Man Who Claimed to be Ex Mexican President’s Brother Charged in Scams

URGENT: Blood and Bone Marrow Drive for Six-Year Old Leukemia Patient


Read More in News Updates...

 

Commerce Casino’s L.A. Poker Classic Makes History

Commerce Casino’s L.A. Poker Classic Makes History

Lady luck was at the L.A. Poker Classic’s first event at Commerce Casino, the world’s... Read more »


‘Avatar’ And ‘Hurt Locker’ Dominate Nominations, Set to Steal Oscar Night

Tuesday morning began with the announcement of 10 of the 24 categories of Oscar nominees... Read more »

Community Calendar: January 28, 2010 to February 4, 2010

Today, Thursday January 28 10am-4:30pm—Bell Gardens Police Department’s 4th... Read more »


Read More in Art & Entertainment...

 

California Blacks, Hispanics More Likely to Die In Alcohol-Related Homicides

California Blacks, Hispanics More Likely to Die In Alcohol-Related Homicides

“Hispanics have a significantly higher alcohol-attributable death rate from homicide... Read more »


Hispanics Aware of Season Flu Shot, But Few Get Vaccinated

Although there is high awareness of the need for seasonal influenza vaccines, a new... Read more »

In Need Of An H1N1 Vaccine?

Sunday marked the beginning of National Influenza Vaccination Week and County health... Read more »


Read More in Health...