Little League and T Ball Season Starts in Temple City
This Saturday scores of young athletes took their parents to Live Oak Park for opening day festivities and games.
Photos by Terry Miller
click on the link below for a slideshow of one of Saturday’s games
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Judy Wong Wants to Go to Trial – Turns down 2 Year State Prison Offer
Former Temple City Mayor Judy Wong, who stepped down last week from her council post, has been offered a deal of 2-years state prison for her part in the bribery/perjury Piazza scandal that has divided the small city.
Wong was offered two-year state prison sentence in exchange for a guilty plea in her bribery and perjury [...]
Embattled Temple City Councilwoman Judy Wong Resigns
Embattled Temple City Councilwoman Judy Wong Resigns
Amid mounting pressure from constituents and colleagues, Temple City councilwoman Judy Wong, indicted on bribery and perjury charges, resigned from council Tuesday evening.
Wong announced her resignation, effective immediately, at the end of Tuesday’s City Council meeting.
Many people have spoken publically about Wong representing the city during the criminal proceedings. [...]
SLIDESHOW – 2010 Camellia Festival
Temple City Camellia Festival Parade Participants Endure Plenty of Precipitation
Despite all logic, the 2010 Camellia Festival Parade kicked off Saturday morning amid pouring rain. While many wondered why the parade wasn’t rescheduled, shivering children and soaking saxophonists paraded down Las Tunas to the cheers of a handful of brave souls who were watching from the comfort of business doorways along the route.
At times [...]
Proposed Piazza Project Litigation Update
Proposed Piazza Project Litigation Update
On April 14, 2008, the City filed suit against TCD Enterprise, LLC and its
principal, Randy Wang (collectively “Wang”), the developer of the Piazza Las
Tunas Project, commonly referred to simply as the “Piazza.” The Piazza was
to be located at the northeast corner of Las Tunas Blvd and Rosemead Blvd
in the City of [...]
Camellia Festival Gets Off to a Wet Start – The Show Must Go On
Despite all logic, the 2010 Camellia Festival Parade kicked off Saturday morning amid pouring rain. While many wondered why the parade wasn’t rescheduled, shivering children and soaking saxophonists paraded down Las Tunas to the cheers of a handful of brave souls who were watching from the comfort of business doorways along the route.
At times [...]
Area Mudslides Claim Dozens of Homes in La Canada
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Pasadena Doctor Flies Bush Plane to Aid Remote Haiti
By Chris Bertrand
Dr. Michael Budincich, a Pasadena chiropractor fondly known as “Dr. Bud” to patients and friends is busy preparing his two bush planes to shuttle medical personnel into remote Haiti. As soon as the weather clears enough for safe travel in these single engine craft, this gentle giant of a man [...]
MAD Residents Voice Concerns with Anti-Gang Efforts
Many Applaud Duarte for Not Joining Monrovia Gang Injunction
Residents from Monrovia, Arcadia and Duarte (MAD) and other nearby areas crowded into a standing room only meeting in Duarte Tuesday evening on the heels of two new shootings last week in Duarte and the unincorporated area of Monrovia. Outrage at the recent violence has [...]
