November 30, 2007 News Roundup
Posted by: SB Insider | 11/30/2007 11:26 AM
Here is the San Bernardino County News Roundup for November 30, 2007:
Rodney King, whose videotaped beating sparked riots in 1992 when four Los Angeles police officers were acquitted, escaped having his bike stolen late Wednesday night only to be sprayed with birdshot as he pedaled home.
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger launched a $1.2 million public-awareness campaign on Thursday that he hopes will keep roughly a quarter of all homeowners from slipping into foreclosure during the next two years.
An environmental group has appealed the Planning Commission's approval of an L.A. Fitness, an office supply store and other retail businesses on Greenspot Road east of the 30/210 Freeway, alleging a proper environmental study wasn't done.
Baca offers annual Education Summit - SB Sun
Rep. Joe Baca's annual Education Summit today at Cal State San Bernardino will provide a forum for educators, business owners, government officials and the community to discuss the pros and cons of the law that requires all children test at a proficient level in reading and math by 2014.
Council candidate pushes for recount - SB Sun
Betty Dean Andeson not giving up just yet.
Chino Hills takes step to raise rates - Daily Bulletin
In an effort to keep up with rising costs, the City Council took another step toward raising water, sewer and solid waste rates.
Former Montclair Councilman Walter Hackett Jr. will be remembered by many as a "councilman of the people."
Hasta la vista! The City Council voted Thursday afternoon 4 to 1 to terminate the employment agreement of City Manager Hector Rodriguez, effective Friday.
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