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Top state officials concede that policing of city redevelopment will be nearly impossible

INDUSTRY - A top state finance official said there is "no way in hell" the state will be able to effectively police the unwinding of redevelopment agencies.

Around the Valley: February 12

ROSEMEAD - An elderly woman crossing a street was struck and killed by a tour bus Friday afternoon.

Dog park coming to Diamond Bar

DIAMOND BAR - In a few months, dog owners in this town won't have to go to Fullerton or San Dimas to let their dogs roam free.

Upper District rallies for new kind of peripheral canal bill

Local water agencies, chambers of commerce and construction unions are supporting a bill that would speed up the planning and set a date for construction of a new kind of...

Gingrich, Romney race shows GOP divide

PASADENA - Even though he's falling farther behind in the race for the GOP presidential nomination, conservatives in Pasadena want to hear what candidate Newt Gingrich has to...

Around the Region: February 12

PICO RIVERA - A deputy-involved shooting resulted in no injuries, however a gang member was jailed on suspicion of attempted murder of a peace officer, authorities said.

Can anything stop the latest wave in criminal recycling?

From plastic bottles to aluminum cans, from cardboard to glass, recycling is king in California. But there's a disturbing criminal side to the recycling industry that is...

Steve Scauzillo: Former owner of 605 Duck Farm now a Paso Robles vintner

I got an email this week from Papaduck86. He's Richard Woodland, the last owner of Woodland Farms, aka, the "infamously known" duck farm, a place you might recall...

Deceased Montebello school board member's campaign committee contributed money to nephew

The late longtime Montebello Unified School District board member Marcella Calderon had one last gift and it was a $3,900 contribution for her nephew, Ian Calderon.

Maine GOP chairman say Mitt Romney wins caucuses

Mitt Romney narrowly won Maine's Republican caucuses, state party officials announced Saturday, providing his campaign with a much-needed boost after three straight losses...

Romney narrowly wins Maine caucuses

PORTLAND, maine — Mitt Romney narrowly won Maine's Republican caucuses, state party officials announced Saturday, providing his campaign with a much-needed boost after...

Publicist: Whitney Houston dead at 48

LOS ANGELES - Whitney Houston, who reigned as pop music's queen until her majestic voice and regal image were ravaged by drug use, has died. She was 48.

Police seek missing Alhambra woman

ALHAMBRA - Police asked the public's help Saturday in finding a missing Alhambra woman who they fear may be suicidal, authorities said.

Two arrested, one sought in connection with Monrovia robbery

MONROVIA - Two suspects in a Colorado Boulevard robbery were behind bars Saturday as police continued seeking a third.

Business Briefs: Feb. 11

Within just over a week, Netflix and Hulu are both debuting their first stabs at original scripted programming.

The Local Buzz: Feb. 11

The partners at Vicenti, Lloyd & Stutzman, LLP announced that Tim Evans has joined the partner group.

Greek premier says default would lead to 'chaos'

ATHENS, Greece - Greece's future in the eurozone came under renewed threat Friday as popular protests again turned violent and dissent grew among its lawmakers after European...

Robin McCarthy: Workshop to address 'Becoming Your Own Boss'

Women At Work, for more than 33 years, has encouraged individuals, predominately women, to explore career options.

Around the Valley: Feb. 11

Author and World War II veteran Charles "Norm" Stevens will speak at the Montebello Regional Library, 1550 W. Beverly Blvd., at 2 p.m. today.

Around the Region: Feb. 11

A man was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison Friday for bludgeoning his father to death with a dumbbell in an Irwindale self-storage facility, officials said.

Drag racing makes some people grimace and others grin in La Verne

LA VERNE - A painted building near D Street and Arrow Highway reads: "La Verne California Heart of The Orange Empire.

Tasca's place is first at Pomona

There is no mistaking Bob Tasca's place in the Funny Car hierarchy in the NHRA Full Throttle Drag Racing Series.

Sheriff's official steamed about D.A.'s denial in murder case

A testy Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department spokesman on Friday refused to elaborate on why prosecutors declined to file charges against a former Rose Parade director in...

D.A. drops charges against Munnecke

ALHAMBRA - The District Attorney's Office on Friday declined to file charges against Allan Munnecke, arrested Wednesday in connection with the 2004 death of Rose Parade...

It's Politics: The Holden hole provides muse for District 3 political theater

Listen carefully next fall and you might hear a loud whooshing sound along Fair Oaks Boulevard in the heart of a Pasadena City Council district.

Gold Line officials reach multimillion dollar settlement with Monrovia property owner

MONROVIA - The Gold Line Construction Authority has agreed to pay a commercial property owner $24 million to buy land for a maintenance yard needed for the light-rail project, a...

Obama: Birth control policy meets everyone's needs

WASHINGTON—Under fierce election-year fire, President Barack Obama on Friday abruptly abandoned his stand that religious organizations must pay for birth control for...

DA won't file charges in 2004 cold case that resulted in arrest of Rose Parade director

ALHAMBRA - The District Attorneys office has declined to file charges against a man accused in the 2004 death of a Rose Parade volunteer, officials said. Document: Munnecke...

2 men, boy plucked from Pacific in dramatic rescue

A massive cargo ship sailing from the Port of Los Angeles comes to the rescue of a family stranded on a sailboat en route to Hawaii.

<font color="darkred">Breaking:</font> Gold Line officials reach multimillion dollar settlement with Monrovia property owner

MONROVIA - Gold Line Construction Authority officials have agreed to pay a commercial property owner $24 million for his land for a maintenance and operations yard required for...