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Council to review city's laws
In an effort to streamline its processes and make government more efficient, the Newport Beach City Council will kick off a year-long review of the city's laws at its meeting this week. At his state of the city address earlier this month, Mayor Keith...Tags: Local Government, Business, Crime, Law and Justice
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Dave Spence: A 20-year incumbent seeks reelection to La Caņada City Council
Dave Spence has sat behind the City Council dais for more than 20 years. At 75, he is the oldest elected official in the city, with five terms as mayor under his belt. Spence says his breadth of experience will help the council maintain the city's...
Tags: Media Industry, Highway Transportation, Wesleyan University, Adam Schiff, David Dreier
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Interstate 8 reopened
Staff WriterUPDATE 11 a.m. Both the California Highway Patrol and California Department of Transporation are reporting that Interstate 8 has reopened in both directions. ORIGINAL Interstate 8 west of Imperial County is closed for eastbound and westbound traffic...Tags: Highway Transportation
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Mailbag: Estancia employees acted heroically
Re. "BB gun sparks shooting scare at Estancia" Feb. 16: I happened to be at Estancia High School during the recent BB gun incident. While our kids were never in real danger, the recent school shootings made this a sobering experience. As I huddled in a...Tags: World War II (1939-1945), Port of Long Beach
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City waives fees for nonprofit
Staff WriterCALEXICO – Council voted 4-1 to approve waiving development impact fees on the construction of a women’s and children’s shelter for the Neighborhood House of Calexico during Tuesday’s regular City Council meeting. Councilman Bill...Tags: Pandora Media, Inc., Labor Legislation, U.S. Border Patrol, Career and Workplace, Radio Industry
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Calexico Police Chief Neujahr to resign March 6
Staff WriterCalexico City Manager Oscar Rodriquez announced at the City Council meeting Tuesday that Calexico Police Chief Jim Neujahr officially submitted his retirement to the city Tuesday afternoon, and it is to be effective March 6. It is as yet unclear how the... -
Lawmaker wants to open Southland car pool lanes for off-peak use
Motorists without passengers would be able to use the car pool lanes on the 134 Freeway in Southern California during non-peak hours under legislation introduced to address the growing gridlock on state freeways. Assemblyman Mike Gatto (D-Los Angeles)...
Tags: Highway Transportation, Mike Gatto
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Contracts approved for path designs
The City Council cleared the way Tuesday for two pedestrian pathways, one at the top of town and one in Laguna Canyon. Stantec will be paid $155,500 for design services related to a pedestrian pathway that would connect Alta Laguna Boulevard to the... -
California auditor says some cost-cutting ideas ignored
California Auditor Elaine Howle complained Tuesday to Gov. Jerry Brown that state agencies have taken no action to implement 15% of the recommendations made by her office in the last two years to cut costs, including waste and fraud, in government...Tags: Politics, Rentals, Executive Branch, Government, Accounting and Auditing
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Feb. 7 in History: Strike of railroad workers against Southern Pacific
>> 50 Years Ago — Imperial Valley’s economy will be hard hit by the impending strike of railroad workers against Southern Pacific, in the opinion of local officials. The strike could hit anytime today. While trucks, have taken over a large...Tags: Injuries and Wounds, North America, Trade Agreements, Economic Organization, Lettuce
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Feb. 3 in History: Military jets involved in midair collision
>> 40 Years Ago — Two military jets and a Brawley roof top were involved in a midair collision Friday afternoon. Parts from one of the two Navy Reserve A-4s apparently went through the roof of a house at 1475 D St. after aircraft collided while...Tags: Trade Agreements, Economic Organization, Trade Dispute
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Pasadena's first Bicycle Boulevard is a 'go'
Pasadena's first Bicycle Boulevard was unveiled Thursday as part of the city's plan for traffic management and safer cyclist conditions along Marengo Avenue. A ribbon-cutting ceremony and inaugural ride marked an “important event in the bicycle...
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