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Author to Sign Copies of New Children's Book

By Rachel Jones STAFF WRITER

Hoops Across the Water

By Rachel Jones STAFF WRITER

Keeping Up with Fall

OCTOBER 4-6: The San Pedro Bay Historical Society and the Port of Los Angeles are hosting the Conference of California Historical Societies Fall Symposium, which will include workshops, a bus tour, a boat tour and visits to historical sites. The event is open to the public and prices vary by activity. For more information, contact Art or Irene Almeida at 310-833-2872 or iasanpedro@aol.com, or visit californiahistorian.com/events.html.

More Ideas for Angel's Gate Park to Be Presented at Forum Today

By Rachel Jones STAFF WRITER

Unsafe Speeds

By Rachel Jones STAFF WRITER

Local Rockabilly Band Releases Its 1st Cd

By Rachel Jones STAFF WRITER

Proposed Changes for Councils Spur Reaction

By Rachel Jones STAFF WRITER

How to Entertain Yourself at Long Meetings

Northwest council board member and well-known goat advocate Ray Patricio called me the other day and suggested I write a column about the fact that there's too many meetings in San Pedro. Considering I had been to meetings the previous two evenings, had one that night and others scheduled for the next day and the following Saturday, I took his point.

At Yosemite, Even Dining Out Can Have an Added Dimension to It

We're rolling across the flat plains. Dry grass, small clusters of trees. All of it saying, "Man, I wish it would rain." Of course, in a few months, it will. Highway 41 starts a long downhill run. Oakhurst will be at the bottom. Here I must apologize to Don and Marlene, who live just north of Oakhurst. We should stop and visit, but time is backing up. Hotel reservations, dinner reservations. And our guest has never been to Yosemite, so there is much to see. Every hour of daylight is booked. M...

Hahn Helps Dedicate New Welcome Park

By Rachel Jones STAFF WRITER

9 Die in 10th Day of Myanmar Protest

CRACKDOWN: A Japanese journalist is among those killed; 11 others are wounded. By The Associated Press

3 Mobsters Guilty in Sensational Trial

CHICAGO: Aging defendants are found guility in 10murders in organized crime case. By Mike Robinson

Industry Groups Hit Truck Plan

PORTS: Proposal aimed at reducing diesel emissions is called an economic threat and anti-competitive. By Art Marroquin

Higher Beach Grades Tied to Drought

WATER QUALITY: A few F's continue, but Heal The Bay gives out some summertime A's. By Kristin S. Agostoni

Quake Survival

By Nick Green STAFF WRITER

Angels Gate Park Ideas to Continue Coming at 3rd Forum

By Donna Littlejohn STAFF WRITER

Brewer Lausd Analysis Won't Be Too Soon for Some

By Paul Clinton STAFF WRITER

Land Given for Harbor Gateway Center Near Slaying Site

By Gene Maddaus STAFF WRITER

Court Rejects Child Support Case

TORRANCE: Reimbursement bid from man who turned out not to be father won't be heard. By Denise Nix

4 Teens Arrested in Area Heists

SOUTH BAY: All of the crimes involved young males in a green Toyota. By Larry Altman