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El Monte educator Bobby Salcedo recalled by family and friends at birthday party fundraiser

EL MONTE - A standing-room-only crowd of more than 300 gathered Sunday to remember Bobby Salcedo on what would have been his 34th birthday.

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Sex, lies and 'Chloe'

For one actress, it was about stepping off in a new direction. For the other, it was a chance to work with somebody she long admired.

What's next for 'Chloe' stars?

`Surrendered' explores war's ravages

George Waters: Give a guy a gazebo ...

Author helps aspiring photographers become a better shutter bug

Expert predicts tenuous housing recovery

SGVN/Staff photo by Leo Jarzomb

California's housing market may be headed for a slight recovery - but it's not going to happen quickly, according to one industy expert.

Ken Lloyd: Foul odors spur complaints

Bank regulators who missed warning signs paid $19M

Women wield increasing power in workplace

Cash-strapped school districts selling bus ads

KFC owner has held franchise for 50 years

Our View: The UC system and prison health care

Asked to make a snap judgment on this question - "Should the University of California take over state prison health care?" - the responsible, informed Californian would automatically answer, "No."

Another View: Tiger's return is carefully shielded

Guest View: Red or blue, united we're mean

Robert Scheer: Wall Street reforms don't address derivatives

Michael Gerson: Attorney General Eric Holder's massive ineptness

Thomas D. Elias: Little chance for an immigration amnesty bill

	Home Updated: March 22, 2010 10:42:40 AM PDT
Kids unhurt as woman allegedly burns Pomona home POMONA, Calif.—Authorities say a woman has been burned after allegedly setting fire to a Pomona home with several children inside. Questions too hard, according to U.S. Labor Secretary's staff A staff member for U.S. Secretary of Labor Hilda Solis told us on Friday that Solis wouldn't talk to us because we ask hard questions. The Latest Sheriff's bomb squad detonates object on Whittier Boulevard Off-duty LAPD officer injured in traffic accident Man hospitalized after shooting in Pomona Officials identify man who died while driving in Bassett Clinical trials by Caltech-led team could open the door to 'game-changing' genetic therapies for cancer, Parkinson's and chronic pain

Vietnam Memorial Wall

The Dignity Memorial Vietnam Wall visits Rose Hills Memorial Park from March 23 to 30. Stories, schedule of events and memories from local Vietnam veterans.


	Health overhaul passes House WASHINGTON - House Democrats passed landmark health care legislation Sunday night, a climactic chapter in a century-long quest for near-universal coverage. Health care reform gets mixed reviews Local hospital officials gave mixed reviews to the health care reform approved by federal lawmakers Sunday night. While providing coverage to the nation's uninsured will dramatically reduce pressure on emergency rooms, California's hospitals will be unfairly burdened by reform, according to Jim Lott, executive vice president of the Hospital Association of Southern California. NFL stadium still an issue for Walnut council candidates WALNUT - It's been nearly five months since a state bill wiped out a citizen group's lawsuit against a proposed NFL stadium in Industry, and two months since a judge tossed it out. Recession, opportunity make community yard sales a big draw Leftovers from City Hall: Hey failing schools, take the money! Replica of Vietnam Veterans Memorial arrives in Whittier Clinical trials by Caltech-led team could open the door to `game-changing' genetic therapies for cancer, Parkinson's and chronic pain According to Jeff: Getting in shape proving to be tough for this Glendora resident Six injured in early morning freeway crash Man flown to hospital after being shot in head School Notes: Temple City High School students honored Bradoaks celebrates Founder's Day Superintendent's Corner: Working around budget cuts Get checked at Temple City community health fair Dreier invites applicants for youth volunteer award

Covina youth help design center's new playground

Watchara Phomicinda / Staff Photographer

Arrow Community Center in Covina, along with Dr Pepper Snapple Group and KaBOOM!, held a Design Day on March 11, when community children let their imaginations run wild as they drew their dream playground.

Rowland sews up the competition

Businessmen take over local schools

Diamond Bar celebrates Dr. Seuss

Nogales poet gets college scholarship

Science rules at Wilson High in Hacienda Heights

Community Calendar: Duarte and Monrovia

WordMania sweeps Wilson High in Hacienda Heights


	Mich. fugitive found in Pa. bar in hospital gown New rules planned after woman, 52, found gardening wearing only a thong and pink gloves Rescue redux: Pooch plucked twice from NY ice Hurt dog shows up at New Mexico emergency room Helicopter rescues horse stranded on Ariz. sandbar


	Johnson picks up first victory at Bristol BRISTOL, Tenn. - There's an aura about Bristol Motor Speedway, a track that drivers and fans love equally for its electric, throwback-style racing. Jimmie Johnson never chalked it up as one of his favorites. Ducks forward Selanne scores 600th career NHL goal in Anaheim victory Tuscan Evening wins Santa Ana Handicap LAKERS NOTEBOOK: Jackson adjusts without Bynum Ducks' Selanne hits milestone in victory Kings' Udrih assists in Clippers loss

HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL: Bishop Amat states its case with victory

SGVN/Staff Photo by Keith Birmingham

Bishop Amat High School won its fifth CIF Southern California girls Division III championship in seven years with a 56-54 win over Inglewood at USC's Galen Center on Saturday morning.

HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL: Lutheran La Verne tops Windward

High school basketball: Trojans again in rematch

High school basketball: Amat girls get another shot at Inglewood

HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL: Diamond Bar tops preseason favorite Glendora

GIRLS SOFTBALL: Monarrez slugs three homers to lead West Covina past South Hills

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