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Pasadena City College teachers protest returning to in-class teaching in front of the campus Thursday, January 20, 2021. The teachers are being required to return to in-class teaching on Monday, they are asking for two more weeks to let the Omicron surge levels come down. (Photo by David Crane, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG) Pasadena City
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Southern California port truck drivers who work for a multibillion logistics company — but are listed as independent contractors — have filed a petition to have an election with the federal board managing employer-worker relations, an early stage in forming a union and the latest chapter in an ongoing, often-tense labor dispute. The International Brotherhood
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Utilizing officer’s body-camera footage, in-car video footage and audio recordings, Pasadena Police Department officials have released a new overview of last November’s shootout with a man who killed a local senior, setting off a crime spree that ended in a fatal shootout with police. The recently released briefing provides a deeper look at the harrowing 15-minute
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Abby and Eric Gosalves started Wowa’s Kitchenmade Love at the height of the pandemic. The Duarte couple offers Filipino comfort foods such as eggrolls and chocolate rice porridge at pop-up shops, food festivals and caravans. (Photo courtesy of Abby Gosalves) Wowa’s Kitchemade with Love is a Duarte-based startup offering a variety of eggrolls and gourmet
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Northridge United Methodist Church on Reseda Boulevard. (Google Street View) Here is a sampling of religion events in the San Fernando Valley area. Some congregations have switched to online-only services. Jan. 16 The Way It Works: The Rev. Michael McMorrow explains the message, 10:30 a.m. during an online-only service. The center’s January theme is “Resurrect,
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