News - Mike Antonovich
Officials in Los Angeles County, Calif., said the first week of March will be declared No Cussing Week to encourage locals to clean up their language. Michael Antonovich, a member of the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors, said he is planning to issue a proclamation Tuesday encouraging people to forgo foul language for the week, KTLA-TV, Los Angeles, reported Monday. It's a good reminder for all of us, not just young people, to be respectful of one another and watch the words we use, Antonovich said of No Cussing Week, which doesn't come with any penalties for non-participation.
By Claudia Palma WALNUT - City leaders are unanimous in their opposition to a plan to build radio towers just outside city limits. The City Council on Wednesday approved a resolution strongly opposing a proposal by Salem Communications, Inc.
By Jerry Berrios A shopping center that would bring rural Acton its first Starbucks was sent back this week to the county's Regional Planning Commission for an environmental review. The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors, acting on a motion by Supervisor Michael D.
By Alison Hewitt, San Gabriel Valley Tribune, Calif. Sep. 28--County officials are considering a plan to raise money for clean water by adding a fee to the tax bills sent to property owners.