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Latino voters will be an influential group in the upcoming election for mayor of Los Angeles. They deserve more respect from the candidates.
Investigation also solves six previous ‘cold case’ murders.
The State Assembly has passed two bills proposed by Assemblywoman Cristina Garcia (D-Bell Gardens) to address concerns over the safety of seniors and the disabled who often become the target of abuse.
Thirty-three-year-old Cindy Gonzales on Monday morning crossed the intersection of Sichel Street and North Broadway in Lincoln Heights for the first time since that fateful day in 1993 when she was hit by a drunk driver while crossing the street.
High students who sign up for a college planning and financial management program offered by Wells Fargo could win $1,000 to pay for college or other expenses if they enroll by June 30.
Hundreds of current and former East Los Angeles residents gathered last week at Cities Restaurant in Boyle Heights to reminisce about days gone by, and to support a good cause at the same time.
Just three-months shy of its first anniversary, Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) officials, students, and stakeholders officially cut the ribbon on the new Hilda L. Solis Learning Academy, named for the former assemblywoman, congresswoman and until recently, U.S. Secretary of Labor.
The elementary school has won the Academic Achievement Award for demonstrating progress in proficiency and helping socio-economically disadvantaged students meet achievement goals.
Salad Farm, which specializes in salads, paninis, and baked potatoes, celebrated its grand opening on Tuesday. Caffee Italiano, specializing in cuisine from Sardinia, opened in March.
Hundreds of students, parents and Bell Gardens residents attended Monday’s city council meeting to watch as Kimberly Moore was given the “Key to the City in honor of her charitable contributions to the community.
