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Judge Orders Transfer of Cultural Center

A famed Boyle Heights community landmark that once served as a non-profit cultural and civic institution for Mexican immigrants is now in the hands of a community-based... Read more »

Roosevelt’s Future Uncertain: School Scrambles to Meet LAUSD Deadline

A feeling of urgency and uncertainty is in the air at Theodore Roosevelt High School in Boyle Heights, where teachers, parents and students are mobilizing for a... Read more »

MUSD Students Get Help With Complicated DAC Filing

Students and parents from throughout the Montebello Unified School District filled Bell Gardens High School’s cafeteria last week for a workshop to help young... Read more »

Affordable Housing Issue Raised in L.A. Mayor’s Race

If elected, three of Los Angeles’ leading mayoral candidates will make creating affordable housing one of their top priorities, said City Council members Eric... Read more »

The Year of Rookies, Record Breakers and Fierce Competition in the NFL

Yes, its winter and Los Angeles is experiencing one of the coldest spells in recent memory. But that just adds to what has made football exciting this year. (EGP... Read more »

Children Celebrate ‘Dia de Los Reyes’ in Bell Gardens

Jessica Vargas shows off the baby Jesus that she found in her piece of “rosca” bread this past week at the Bell Gardens Library. She and a group of children... Read more »

Solis Resigns as U.S. Secretary of Labor

Former San Gabriel Valley Rep. Hilda Solis resigned yesterday as U.S. Secretary of Labor, saying she wants to spend more time closer to family and friends. “Over... Read more »

A ‘Rosy’ New Year Tradition

La Canada Flintridge whimsical entry features an ambitious and creative brontosaurus eager to see the world. The pre-historic creature is sporting roller skates... Read more »

Across the Region, Officials Prioritize Economy and Beautification Projects for 2013

People tend to make resolutions and promises for the New Year that focus on improving their appearance and their financial situations. When EGP asked local city... Read more »

East Los Angeles on ICE a Big Hit With Residents

Children were falling left and right and giggling with delight as they tried to master the art of ice-skating during the inaugural “East LA on ICE” event held... Read more »

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