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Man arrested for allegedly shooting at Long Beach police officer
L.A. NOWA man wanted for allegedly shooting at a Long Beach police officer with a handgun was arrested Thursday. Juan Carlos Vasquez, 24, of Long Beach was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder of a peace officer and was being held...... -
3 reputed gang members arrested after attack on off-duty LAX officer
L.A. NOWThree suspected gang members were arrested after they allegedly opened fire on a car driven by an off-duty LAX airport police officer in unincorporated South Los Angeles, authorities said Monday. The officer had stopped at an intersection in the 1600........ -
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Saturday, May 1 TOURNAMENTS REDONDO Championship Semifinal Camarillo 12, La Mirada 4 Visiting Camarillo is 12-9. Millikan 7, Long Beach Wilson 6 Final Round L.A. University 14, Narbonne 12 Jose Vega went three for four with two home runs, Jesus...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, David White, Students, Tennis, Basketball
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Munoz, Vasquez, Gonzales sign letters of intent
The Brownsville Herald, TexasThe decision might have come a little bit later than most of his peers, but Marco Munoz wanted to make certain he had it right. After much deliberation, the Brownsville Veterans Memorial standout made public his college destination. Next season, Munoz...Tags: Financial Aid, Football, Soccer, College Sports, College Football
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School board incumbents, bond packages in tight races
Fort Worth Star-TelegramSchool board trustees throughout Tarrant County trailed in their re-election bids late Saturday -- including Fort Worth Trustees Carlos Vasquez and Juan A. Rangel -- and multimillion-dollar bond elections to improve everything from security to...Tags: Health and Safety at School, Local Elections, Politics, Elections
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Fort Worth Star-Telegram Bud Kennedy column
Fort Worth Star-TelegramSo much for nonpartisan elections. City, school and water elections Saturday were all about party power and party feuds, and only political rookie Jacinto "Cinto" Ramos seemed to rise above the melee. On a day when allies of U.S. Rep. Marc Veasey...Tags: Water Supply, Local Elections, Libertarian Party, Kay Granger, Domingo Garcia
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St. Michael's Principal Govea to return next year
The Santa Fe New MexicanSam Govea will remain as principal of St. Michael's High School for at least one more year. School President Marcia Sullivan made the announcement during a student assembly in the gym at the private school Wednesday afternoon. Both she and Govea made...Tags: Students, Teaching and Learning, Education
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BRIEF: Fort Worth school board candidate reports $20,773 in donations
Fort Worth Star-TelegramJacinto Ramos Jr., who is in a three-way race for the District 1 seat on the Fort Worth school board, collected $20,773 in political contributions for the filing period that ended Friday, according to a campaign finance report. Ramos, a juvenile...Tags: Human Interest, Political Fundraising, Politics, Elections
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Early voting opens Monday for May 11 city, school board, other local races
Fort Worth Star-TelegramEarly voting starts Monday in city, school, and other races around the area. Contested races on the May 11 ballot include Arlington mayor, four City Council seats in Fort Worth and three in Arlington, two Fort Woth school trustee posts, and the...Tags: Local Elections, Local Government, Voting, Politics, Easton (Easton, Pennsylvania)
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School board candidates talk about term limits, school funding
Fort Worth Star-TelegramTerm limits, school funding and student performance were among the issues touched on Monday night in a forum for five candidates running for two seats on the Fort Worth school board. District 1 Trustee Carlos Vasquez noted that schools in his district,...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Politics, Elections
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VALLEY POLICE BEAT
IMPERIAL COUNTY: Illegal immigrants, smuggler get prison terms, deportation The El Centro Sector Border Patrol successfully convicted and prosecuted 13 illegal aliens with prior criminal convictions, and one individual for alien smuggling. The...Tags: Mexico, Illegal Immigrants, Immigration, Migration, Politics
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Viewpoint: Garcia sisters and the Li'l Vikes soccer team
When Holtville’s Angie Garcia starts a project she sticks with it, even if it goes on for 30 years. Since she and her sisters couldn’t play sports in school, Angie, and her sister, Isabel Jessee, decided to start a soccer team for children...
Tags: Arts and Culture, Soccer, Culture, Sports, Ceremonies
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