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Arcadia massage parlors shut down by state officials for labor violations
State officials have shut down five massage parlors and fined one business $1.83 million for alleged labor code violations.
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Fatal injuries prompt concern over track surface
Even though Santa Anita's Pro-Ride surface came through a recent spate of wet weather without losing any days to training, there has been growing concern among trainers over injuries at the track, and those ...
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Arcadia adds up CDBG funds
The city expects to receive about $396,000 in federal funding for low- and moderate-income families in 2009, a new report says.
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First baby of the new year
Entering the world just four minutes after midnight on New Year's Day, Erin Paige Garcia may be the first baby born in the county in 2009.
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Pursuit Ends in Arrest
An Officer was alerted to an auto burglary having just occurred shortly after 7:00 ...
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Christmas Eve massacre touches horse racing community
Members of the close-knit horse racing community said Wednesday they were still trying to come to grips with the loss of a family who loved their sport.
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Fire victim's Rose Parade dream comes true
Jack Laidlaw's life has been filled with goodwill since his home burned down in November's wildfires - culminating in today's Rose Parade.
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5 Arcadia massage parlors ordered to close
Five massage parlors in Arcadia were fined by state inspectors and ordered closed until their working conditions improved, authorities said.
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Lots of leftovers, few bargain hunters
Chrissy Godinez wasn't exactly overwhelmed with shoppers inside of Sunglass Hut at the Westfield Santa Anita Shopping Centre on Friday.
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Arcadia to lobby for federal dollars
City officials have been setting their federal lobbying priorities for 2009, with an eye on the incoming Obama administration and a new class of congressional representatives.
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Opening day crowds at Santa Anita hit a winner
Santa Claus visited Santa Anita Park on Friday, bringing track management the second-largest on-track crowd on an opening day in the past nine years.
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Bold armed robbers force way into home
Two men forced their way into a home in the 700 block of West Lemon Avenue on Friday and robbed the residents, police said.
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East-West Bank Robbed
East-West Bank Robbed Shortly after 10:00 AM this morning, a lone male Asian robbed the East-West Bank ...
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2008 Officer and Civilian Employee of the Year Awards
The Arcadia Police Officers' Association is proud to announce that Detective Troy Hernandez was named 2008 Officer of the Year and that John Lo was named 2008 Civilian Employee of the Year.
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Republicans could sue over new taxes, Assemblyman Adams says
A number of tax hikes and budget cuts that the Democrats passed last week using an obscure state Constitutional loophole have yet to be signed by the governor.
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Arcadia City officials wary after defeat of lighting fee proposal
Still stung by the defeat of a lighting fee redistribution proposal earlier this month, city officials are feeling out how to ask voters to approve similarly complicated changes to a utility users tax.
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Arcadia Fire Department seeks volunteers
The Arcadia Fire Department is seeking administrative volunteers to staff the Fire Prevention Bureau.
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Water Main Bust Creates Sinkhole in Arcadia
Road crews Monday morning were working to repair a sinkhole in Arcadia caused by a water main break.
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Snow play
The Arcadia Snow Festival drew hundreds to the Ruth and Charles Gilb Arcadia Historical Museum on Saturday, Dec.
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Two eclectic restaurants are both breathtaking and pleasant
Breakfast, lunch and dinner, every day. The Food: An eclectic coffee house that's grown in an even-more-eclectic, multi-ethnic restaurant - a breath-taking space on a walking street just off Colorado Boulevard, ...
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