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Bellflower to sponsor sale of personalized gift cards
  • East Los Angeles

Bellflower to sponsor sale of personalized gift cards

  • September 18, 2020

By Arnold Adler Contributing Writer BELLFLOWER — The city will sponsor the sale of personalized gift cards that can be redeemed only at local merchants […]

Huntington Park leaders organize car caravan to boost census
  • East Los Angeles

Huntington Park leaders organize car caravan to boost census

  • September 17, 2020

By Ashley Orona Contributing Writer HUNTINGTON PARK — City leaders here are taking many steps to encourage residents to complete U.S. Census forms before the […]

Bell official’s home is raided as part of Industry corruption probe
  • East Los Angeles

Bell official’s home is raided as part of Industry corruption probe

  • September 17, 2020

By Ashley Orona Contributing Writer Bell — The city manager has denied any wrongdoing after the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office raided his home […]

Lynwood manager put on paid leave over social media post
  • East Los Angeles

Lynwood manager put on paid leave over social media post

  • September 17, 2020

Wave Wire Services LYNWOOD — City Manager Jose Ometeotl was placed on paid administrative leave Sept. 15 pending an internal investigation after he posted a […]

Reopening schools is risky proposition, LAUSD chief says
  • East Los Angeles

Reopening schools is risky proposition, LAUSD chief says

  • September 16, 2020

Wave Wire Services LOS ANGELES — As Los Angeles Unified School District students continue to learn in virtual classrooms, the superintendent reiterated Sept. 14 that […]

Bell artist’s mural reflects migrant peoples’ experiences
  • East Los Angeles

Bell artist’s mural reflects migrant peoples’ experiences

  • September 15, 2020

By Jose Ivan Cazares Contributing Writer BELL — Hector (Tetris) Arias is among dozens of artists being put to work to uplift and inspire Los […]

Paramount adopts regulations for food trucks
  • East Los Angeles

Paramount adopts regulations for food trucks

  • September 10, 2020

By Arnold Adler Contributing Writer PARAMOUNT — New citywide regulations on food and ice cream vending vehicles received tentative approval by City Council Sept. 1 […]

ELAC instructor appointed to Police Commission
  • East Los Angeles

ELAC instructor appointed to Police Commission

  • September 4, 2020

From City News Service LOS ANGELES — The City Council has unanimously confirmed East Los Angeles community activist and public policy expert Maria “Lou” Calanche […]

Eastside project partners with county on anti-hate initiative
  • East Los Angeles

Eastside project partners with county on anti-hate initiative

  • September 4, 2020

By Ashley Orona Contributing Writer BOYLE HEIGHTS — The community nonprofit Las Fotos Project debuted a photo exhibit in partnership with the Los Angeles County […]

Boyle Heights residents raise concerns over cell phone towers 
  • East Los Angeles

Boyle Heights residents raise concerns over cell phone towers 

  • September 4, 2020

By Ashley Orona Contributing Writer BOYLE HEIGHTS — The Boyle Heights Neighborhood Council is pushing for the rejection of a new Verizon cell tower at […]

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