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Cal State University faculty union files labor complaint against system

The union representing California State University professors has filed an unfair labor practice complaint against the 23-campus system, saying management has violated the law and failed to bargain in...

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Los Angeles City Hall cracks down on homeless living in RVs

Homeless and living in a Dodge RV, Angelica Esparza keeps an eye out for Los Angeles traffic officers. Overnight parking of large vehicles is banned in some neighborhood pockets, forcing Esparza to...

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Free speech on campus: Student journalists are testing limits

When Simon Yung graduated from San Gabriel High School six months ago he could have walked away from the embattled school district, but his desire to give others a voice pushed him to do something...

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Man accused of firebombing Pasadena business had threatened victims before,...

PASADENA >> A man firebombed a Pasadena water store with two people inside Friday, less than a month after his arrest for threatening the same victims and vandalizing their property before...

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Ocean activists, fishers and scientists differ on heavy anchovy declines

A new, beautifully produced but troubling public service announcement from Oceana features "Glee" television actress and singer Jenna Ushkowitz diving with sea lions off Santa Barbara.Fishing, she...

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Free speech is getting a lot of talk these days

It's not just student media pushing back in recent months. Free speech, in general, has been getting a lot of buzz lately. The University of California system, with nearly 250,000 students, has become...

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Family time means more than shopping

As consumers, we've gotten used to stores being open on Thanksgiving.It's become a growing trend in recent years and I'd have to say we're all a little spoiled. I mean, do we really need to get out...

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Mother of three, pedestrian killed in South LA crash

LOS ANGELES >> Two people were killed and another person was critically injured Sunday at a traffic crash in South Los Angeles that involved a suspected drunken motorist and a mother of three...

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Project to link Vegas and California with train gets boost

CARSON CITY, Nev. >> A project to link Las Vegas and Southern California with a high-speed train got a boost this week when the newly formed Nevada High-Speed Rail Authority approved an exclusive...

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Pasadena man among 3 Californians to win prestigious Rhodes scholarships

Three college students from California are among the 32 new Rhodes scholars who have been chosen to pursue post-graduate studies at Oxford University in England.The Rhodes scholarships cover all...

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Elderly South Pasadena woman fatally struck by car in church parking lot

SOUTH PASADENA >> An 86-year-old woman died after being struck, dragged and pinned by a car driven by a 93-year-old woman in a church parking lot Saturday afternoon as both women were leaving...

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Pasadena man uses pepper spray to fend off knife attack

PASADENA >> A Pasadena man used pepper spray to defend himself after a family member attacked him with a knife amid a psychotic episode Sunday, police said.The incident took place about 10 a.m....

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Record highs then rain, snow forecast for Southern California

LOS ANGELES >> After a day of record high temperatures, storms could bring rain and snow to parts of Southern California later this week, according to the National Weather Service..As of noon...

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Will higher California minimum wages lead to more automation?

After the city of Los Angeles passed an ordinance this summer to increase the minimum wage to $15 an hour by 2020, Richard LoGuercio spent the following weekend driving around a nearby city, looking...

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California cities embracing higher minimum wage

Surrounded by city and union officials at a Labor Day rally in South Los Angeles last year, Mayor Eric Garcetti proposed raising the city's minimum wage to $13.25 per hour by the end of the decade -- a...

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Pasadena social calendar: November 23

FRIDAYReindeer Romp and Zoo Lights, an opportunity to visit real reindeer during the daytime and see the zoo aglow with holiday lights after dark, through Jan. 3, L.A. Zoo, in Griffith Park. $20, $17...

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Thanksgiving holiday in Pasadena circa 1888

This bill of fare from the Raymond Hotel was found in a Thanksgiving week, 1888, edition of The Star, a precursor to today's Pasadena Star-News, along with this text:"The Star can be found on sale at...

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Cheryl Craft honored by USC's Keck School of Medicine

Cheryl Mae Craft, president of the Los Angeles Founder Chapter of ARCS (Achievement Rewards for College Scientists), was honored by USC's Keck School of Medicine at its 10th Annual Scholarship Luncheon...

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2015 Doo Dah parade revels in the preposterous

PASADENA >> Tortillas rained down on Colorado Boulevard as Pasadena's most eccentric and absurd characters invited guests from near and far to abandon their mundane existences Sunday and revel in...

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Miller Children's Hospital celebrates 20 years of zero mother-baby HIV...

More than 200 babies who have HIV positive mothers have been born virus-free in the past 20 years at the Bickerstaff Pediatric Family Center, which is part of Miller Children's and Women's Hospital...

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