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Cedillo and Gardea Face Off This Tuesday

Voters in Los Angeles’ first council district will decide on Tuesday whether they want to replace their termed-out councilman with his long-time chief of staff,... Read more »

In May Revise, Gov. Raids Funds to Tackle Climate Change

Read the article at New America Media SAN FRANCISCO — For months, hundreds of community members and advocates participated in workshops throughout California to... Read more »

Advocates Use Their Feet to Spread Peace Message

About 400 people took part last Saturday in an annual march that has for the last six years attempted to unite people in Northeast Los Angeles in the fight to end... Read more »

LAUSD to Keep In Classroom Breakfasts

The Los Angeles Unified School District board voted unanimously Tuesday to continue the Breakfast in the Classroom program, which has faced some criticism for cutting... Read more »

Montebello Donates Surplus Fire Engine to Armenia

A fire engine that has been used for over two decades in Montebello will travel across the world to help save lives in Armenia, a donation approved by the city council. Council... Read more »

Charges Filed in 2012 Lincoln Heights Oil Spill

A waste hauling company and a truck driver are set to be arraigned July 3 on a half-dozen misdemeanors stemming from a roughly 40-gallon spill of hydraulic fluid,... Read more »

L.A. Area Bus Riders With Bikes Ride Free Today

Bicyclists can ride Los Angeles area buses for free on select routes Thursday as part of “Bike Week LA,” which started Monday. Sponsored by Metro and other area... Read more »

Monterey Park Celebrates 97th Birthday With Carnival and Parade

Just three years shy of its centennial, Monterey Park will celebrate its 97th birthday with a four-day event starting tonight that is jammed pack with live performances,... Read more »

Sleep Related Suffication Number One Cause of Accidental Baby Deaths

Over a four-year period, more infants in Los Angeles County died from suffocation due to unsafe sleeping arrangements than all other accidental deaths of children... Read more »

Solar-powered ‘Trash Eaters’ Headed to MacArthur Park

Five high-tech receptacles are coming to the MacArthur Park area, one of Los Angeles’ densest communities, city officials announced last week. The “Big Belly”... Read more »

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