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Warren Buffett
By Randy Economy Residents in and around the Hawaiian Gardens and Cerritos area are being asked by Detectives from the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Parks Bureau to be on…
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UPDATE at 11:30 The standoff still continues on Bright Avenue in Whittier some seven hours after it began. Residents living in the apartment complex where the standoff is taking place…
By Ellen Joo The City of Cerritos will be holding their annual Spring Festival to celebrate its fifty-eighth anniversary at the Cerritos Sports Complex and will take place from Friday,…
By Tammye McDuff Golden Park had a seasonal guardian make an appearance to dozens of delighted children, Saturday, April 12th. Peter Cottontail gave a fresh new twist to the revisited…
By Delores Eveland On Sunday April 6, 2014 the Artesia Historical Society honored the Woman’s Club of Artesia-Cerritos with a Victorian Tea launching the celebration of their 100 years (1915-2015)…
By Randy Economy The Cerritos City Council has put their final stamp of approval on a new art piece that will sit inside the cities ever growing Sculpture Garden located…
By Tammye McDuff Sally Morales Havice has lived her entire life in southeast Los Angeles. She was born in Los Angeles. Throughout her career as a college professor, school board…
By Rico Dizon With electronic cigarette shops and retailers fast proliferating streets and neighborhoods across Southern California, more cities in the region are quickly resorting to local laws that will…
By Randy Economy and Pete Parker In a letter sent to LAUSD Superintendent John Deasy, a dozen local elected officials have demanded that embattled Central Basin Municipal Water…