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Robert Rector: Time for fast food industry to share the wealth

Nobody grows up wanting to be burger flipper at a fast food joint. It is difficult and thankless work performed by those desperate for a paycheck, any paycheck, even one that pays minimum wage and paltry benefits.

 

Union Station Homeless Services celebrates 40 years in Pasadena

PASADENA - It's been four decades since a group of seven volunteers and a priest from All Saints Church opened a small storefront on Union Street to help the poor and homeless men living in downtown.
Photo gallery: Union Station Homeless Services in Pasadena

 

Rosemead residents prepare for disaster with summer survival camp

To prepare residents for "the big one," Rosemead hosted a mock evacuation drill at Rosemead Park from 6 p.m. Friday to 10 a.m. Saturday.
Photo gallery: Summer Survival Family Campout in Rosemead

 

Sister continues to seek cure for transplant side effect that claimed her brother's life

DUARTE - Over the past 10 weeks in a City of Hope research lab, Rosie Henson was fulfilling a promise made to her best friend and younger brother John.
Photo gallery: City of Hope's Eugene & Ruth Summer Student Academy

 

Rowland Heights residents access healthy cooking

A few dozen Rowland Heights residents were treated to a healthy cooking seminar recently as part of Project Access' efforts to provide resources in low-income communities.
Photo gallery: Cooking Demonstration In Rowland Heights

 

Baldwin Park holds its 19th annual Pride of the Valley run

BALDWIN PARK - Dozens proudly ran, walked or trotted around Morgan Park early Saturday.
Photo gallery: 19th Annual Pride of the Valley 5k Run, Fun Walk

 

Steve Scauzillo: Follow the flashing orange signs to gridlock

When President Eisenhower built the interstate highway system, he didn't envision crawling along on the 405 Freeway.

 

Soccer fans get a kick out of games at Dodger Stadium

Blue was still the color for many fans Saturday evening at Dodger Stadium despite the absence of the venue's namesake occupant.

 

Parent-trigger efforts in L.A. give parents control of the classroom

LOS ANGELES - As the 2013-14 school year begins this month, Southern California will be ground zero for a new experiment in how schools are run.
| Related: Parent-trigger efforts in West Adams force 24th Street Elementary to start over | Parent trigger coup: Parents oust Watts principal

 

Covina police officer honored by Mothers Against Drunk Driving

COVINA -- A Covina police officer was among 160 law enforcement officers throughout the state recognized by Mothers Against Drunk Driving for efforts to combat the deadly crime, officials announced this week.

 

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