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December 8, 2010 / Front Page

Here he comes … ready or not!

Hub City kids get up close and personal with Santa during the city’s tree lighting ceremony on Dec. 2. More...

News

Magic Johnson honored with AIDS Day award

LOS ANGELES—AIDS Healthcare Foundation President Michael Weinstein presented basketball legend Earvin “Magic” Johnson Jr. More...

CUSD VP travels to Baltimore to study foreclosure solutions

From staff reports

Compton Unified School District Vice President Micah Ali joined elected officials from around the country in Baltimore this weekend to discuss ways to combat the foreclosure crisis and to create a plan to promote neighborhood stabilization in Compto More...

National win opens doors for Hub City songsters

HOMETOWN CHOIR OVERWHELMED BY RESPONSE OF NATIONAL AUDIENCE

By Cheryl Scott
Bulletin Staff Writer

When the Voices of Destiny choir from Greater Zion Church Family in Compton was named Best Church Choir in America at Verizon’s How Sweet the Sound grand finale it not only won more than $42,000 and prizes. More...

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Petition against formation of CPD to be filed this month

Activists want voters to decide between sheriff or city police

By Cheryl Scott
Bulletin Staff Writer

Former Compton City Clerk Charles Davis plans to file a petition stopping the city’s effort to create a new Compton Police Department. More...

Landsberger leaves post as Compton College District trustee

Retiring after 3 years as special trustee

By Cheryl Scott
Bulletin Staff Writer

SACRAMENTO—Dr. Peter Landsberger has resigned as special trustee of the Compton Community College District special trustee after more than three years in the position. More...

Alexia Corrales named Student of the Month

Student of the month Alexia Corrales, her sister Priscila, brother Imanol and mother Susanna are shown after the presentation of a certificate by Mayor Eric Perrodin and the Compton City Council. More...

Opinion

OBAMA FACES DILEMMA ON DEFICIT-TRIMMING

By Tom Raum
Associated Press

President Barack Obama has tough choices to make if he wants Congress to swallow bitter medicine to reduce America's deepening debt. More...

Pay freeze locks in historically high wages

By Bill Wilson

On the surface, President Barack Obama’s announced twoyear freeze of federal civilian pay may sound like a reasonable overture to congressional Republicans and the American people who want unsustainable government spending to be reined in. More...

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