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Compton High wins Battle of the Bands

Members of the Compton High School Marching Band show off their trophy after winning the Battle of the Bands last week. More photos, Page 4A. More...

Compton seniors compete for $40,000

Eight Compton seniors get jump-start to college

By Kristen Lepore
Bulletin Staff Writer

COMPTON—Eight lucky seniors from Compton High School are now eligible to win a $40,000 scholarship thanks to Free Throw founder Court Crandall. More...

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DEDICATION:

Compton Mayor Eric Perrodin and members of the community gather to dedicate the railroad enhancement project last week. More...

PEOPLE ARE SAYING…

If Los Angeles had a tsunami and earthquake like Tokyo did, do you think we are prepared?

Sam Awolope No we're not ready at all. What we're trying to do is re construct right now, so if that hit us right now, we would be deeper into debt. It would be a disaster. More...

Boone addresses budget issues in her bid for City Council

By Chris Frost
Bulletin Staff Writer

COMPTON—Lynn Boone says she will use her experience working in the city’s treasury department and redevelopment department to address budget concerns for residents of the city. More...

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Perrodin ends debate on re-establishment of the Compton Police Department - Free Access

By Chris Frost
Bulletin Staff Writer

COMPTON—Mayor Eric Perrodin ended the debate on reviving the Compton Police Department at the City Council meeting on March 15, calling the idea dead on arrival. More...

Bernice Woods dies at 86 - Free Access

Prominent Compton resident known for work in local politics, education

By Cheryl Scott
Bulletin Staff Writer

Former City Councilwoman Bernice Woods died of natural causes on March 17. A memorial service will be held at Greater Emmanuel Temple church, 3740 E. Imperial Hwy. in Lynwood, on March 25 from 6 to 9 p.m. More...