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CUSD Personnel Commission accused of deception

Complaint filed Sept. 1 in dispute over job qualifications

COMPTON— Compton Unified School District employee Ireland Markham has filed an accusation of deception with the District Personnel Commission. More...

Senate bill would let illegal immigrant students get aid

SACRAMENTO— The state Senate on Aug. 31 approved the second half of contentious legislation that would allow students who are illegal immigrants to apply for statefunded scholarships and financial aid. More...

California gasoline consumption down 4.1 percent in May

Average price for a gallon of gasoline in the state hit $4.23 in May 2011

SACRAMENTO—Jerome E. Horton, Chairman of the California State Board of Equalization (BOE), last week announced gasoline and diesel consumption figures for May 2011. More...

McCourt gets $1.2 billion bid for Dodgers

LOS ANGELES—Frank McCourt has been offered $1.2 billion to sell the Los Angeles Dodgers to a group backed by Chinese governmentowned investment banks, a person familiar with the situation told The Associated Press on Thursday. More...

Title II fund questions unanswered after CUSD refuses to discuss more

COMPTON—Compton Unified School District Interim Superintendent Karen Frison has turned down a request from The Bulletin to discuss and clarify issues and questions pertaining to the Title II funding controversy. More...

Cleveland thanks CUSD Personnel Commission

COMPTON—Service Employees International Union Local 99 spokesperson Adrian Cleveland has publicly thanked the Compton Unified School District Personnel Commission for its efforts to halt the transfers of Nutrition Supervisors. More...

Los Angeles biker event to commemorate Sept. 11

West Coast motorcycle ride supports new veterans home

LOS ANGELES— Bikers Helping Veterans will hold a motorcycle ride to benefit the new Veterans Home of California in West Los Angeles on Sept. 11 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. More...

Democrats propose reforming regulations to help enviro firms

SACRAMENTO—Democratic lawmakers and business leaders announced on Sept. 1 a package of bills designed to make California’s regulatory environment friendlier to businesses. More...

News in brief

Bill would ban pay-toplay in Calif. schools More...

Ex-LA teacher union head set to launch charter school

LOS ANGELES—The former president of the teachers union in the nation’s secondlargest school district is moving on to a new job that might surprise many: He is launching a charter school organization after often criticizing such schools in More...

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