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The thief is wearing a distinctive purple and green jacket and gloves. He appears to be between 5foot six and 5foot 11. If you recognize this guy you were asked to call youre asked to call police. This sign was put up by an Atheist Group and whoever vandalized its is clearly designed like that message. They say sticks and stones break bones but words will never hurt but one person says this makes him sad. I wouldve hoped that we wouldve come together as friends and neighbors brothers and sisters...

License to host. In November Voters approved the new regulations and a seven and a half percent tax and now if you are in a near b b host you have to have a license or youre breaking the law. The whole sharing sharing economy is new and its going to take citys time to catch up to it. The gun charge the city received a great deal of positive feedback about this from homeowners and from prospective users. Folder is trying to stay ahead of the game is voters approved the new regulations. Has been a...

This week, Erik Pedersen writes about events in Long Beach and Altadena as well as Free Comic Book Day, Star Wars Day, Take Five Day and more.

This week, Erik Pedersen writes about events in Long Beach and Altadena as well as Free Comic Book Day, Star Wars Day, Take Five Day and more.

This week, Erik Pedersen writes about events in Long Beach and Altadena as well as Free Comic Book Day, Star Wars Day, Take Five Day and more.

This week, Erik Pedersen writes about events in Long Beach and Altadena as well as Free Comic Book Day, Star Wars Day, Take Five Day and more.

This week, Erik Pedersen writes about events in Long Beach and Altadena as well as Free Comic Book Day, Star Wars Day, Take Five Day and more.

This week, Erik Pedersen writes about events in Long Beach and Altadena as well as Free Comic Book Day, Star Wars Day, Take Five Day and more.

More than 100 people gathered together to celebrate the life of the former Ashdown Forest chief executive in Nutley on Sunday.

MORE than 100 friends of former Ashdown Forest chief executive James Adler attended a celebration of his life on Sunday afternoon.