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San Gabriel Valley Tribune, May 14, 2012

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Burglary Suspect Caught in Act

WHITTIER - A man who broke into a clothing store ran from police but was later arrested Monday. An officer checking out an alarm at a business in the 14200 block of Lambert Road at 12:59 a.m. saw a smashed window. He also spotted a man inside the store tossing clothes out the broken window, Whittier police Lt. Randy Inman said.

Body Found Was Alhambra Senior

ALHAMBRA - Coroner's officials on Monday identified the body found underneath an Atlantic Boulevard overpass as a 91-year-old Alhambra man. Ed Winter, spokesman for the Los Angeles County Department of the Coroner said the autopsy is pending. He said the case was reported as a possible suicide.

Around the Valley, May 14: City Taking Applications for Its Walk of Fame

WEST COVINA Catholic Charities to host fundraiser at Chili's

West Covina Officials Debate City's Financial Health

WEST COVINA - Disputing two of his colleagues' assertions that the city's general fund has at least $29 million in its reserves, City Councilman Fredrick Sykes wants to test the viability of what's being touted as a healthy reserve. Sykes is proposing spending $10 million in general fund reserves to hire more West Covina police officers. He said he wants to restore the department - which now has 91 officers and will decrease to 87 in July - to levels that can handle the state's prison realign...

Baldwin Park Unified to Vote Next Month On Charter School Renewal

BALDWIN PARK - A charter school that targets homeless, foster and at-risk students is asking to continue operating in Baldwin Park Unified, but at least one board member is concerned about a 2006 audit that raised a number of financial red flags about the school. One of them was a determination that the state may have overpaid the three related entities that run the charter school and several others all over the state by more than $38.3 million. Opportunities for Learning - Baldwin Park II, o...

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