ENROLLMENT, CERTIFICATES AWARDED AND TRANSFERS ALL UP
By Cheryl Scott Bulletin Staff Writer
COMPTON—El Camino Community College District has mailed a report to residents in all of the cities that comprise the Compton Community College District enumerating the improvements that have been made at the Compton Center in the last five year More...
This year’s aid event for vets tops last year’s totals
By Chris Frost Bulletin Staff Writer
COMPTON—The eighth annual Compton Veterans Stand Down drew a record number of people from all over Los Angeles County, seeking dental and eye care, clothing and legal assistance. More...
COMPTON—The city of Compton has begun a review process that could mean the ouster of nonprofit groups using city facilities for their meetings. More...
From left to right: Public Library Executive Director Margaret Todd, former senior deputy to retired 4th District Supervisor Dean Dana Mary Gray, E. More...
COMPTON—Like many Californians, Maria Rojas was struggling to find work. Rojas’ cousin, who is an El Camino College Compton Center alumna, encouraged her to consider going to college. More...
Los Angeles Country Fair Excursion Wednesday is Senior Day at the L.A. County Fair. Seniors are admitted for $5. A trip will depart from Curry Temple on Wednesday, Sept. 28, at 11 p.m. and return at 6 p.m. Cost of the trip is $5 per person. More...
District 1 Block Club Graffiti Removal Volunteers are need to remove graffiti in Gonzales Park on Saturday, Oct. 1, at 8 a.m. For information or to volunteer call Sheila Smith at 310-850-8925 or Jasper Jackson at 310-497-6426. More...
COMPTON—The Compton City Council voted at its meeting on Sept. 20 to reduce City Manager Willie Norfleet’s signature of authority, or the amount of money he can spend without council approval, from $25,000 to $5,000. More...
COMPTON—Deborah Willard, associate superintendent of Business and Administrative Services for the Compton Unified School District, has offered some clarity to the “Just in Time” ordering system, which has been in place for about a m More...
Major chains need to start offering fresh fare in poorer neighborhoods
By Jasmyne A. Cannick Guest Commentary
This week negotiators for the union representing Southland grocery workers reached a tentative contract agreement with the owners of Ralph’s, Albertsons and Vons/Pavilions. More...