Watson resigns as Los Angeles County Assessor after vacation
Los Angeles County Assessor Philip Watson announces his resignation following a three week Italy vacation and a letter to friends and staff stating his intention to quit citing ill health and damaged morale. The board awaits clarification on disability retirement and possible successor procedures as Watson plans to leave office.
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State role on busing urged to oversee desegregation plan
Los Angeles school desegregation faces a funding risk of up to 12 million dollars if the district fails to meet federal bilingual requirements and implement adequate programs. Monroe Price, the court appointed watchdog, urged shifting monitoring to the State Board of Education, with a Oct. 3 deadline for a new plan. He noted weaknesses in current proposals, particularly for high school and early elementary grades.
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Threat crackdown nears law passage in California
Sacramento AP report notes a bill to make threatening death or serious injury a felony is one step from final passage. The measure targets individuals who threaten harm and seeks tougher penalties. Authorities say the legislation strengthens public safety and deters violent threats statewide.
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New oil field eyed for Kern County jobs and tax income
In Kern County officials speculate that a newly discovered oil field jointly owned by Occidental Petroleum and Chevron USA could hold about 30 million barrels. It may add roughly 32 million dollars in county tax revenue and support average payrolls of about 10 thousand dollars per well across about 21 workers per site. The field lies on a 2300 acre block northwest of Elk Hills, ten miles from Bakersfield.
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Solar-energy code to be offered by Hayes
Los Angeles County supervisor James Hayes said he will ask colleagues in two weeks to adopt a model solar energy code to protect consumers. The code would shield homeowners and legitimate contractors from con artists while standardizing solar heating systems. representatives from contractors, environmental groups, and engineers supported the plan. Hayes said the county will lead in establishing a national model followed by other agencies.
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Recurring Shoulder Pain Calls For Action Fe
A reader reports persistent shoulder pain prompting a call for medical evaluation. Experts note common causes such as tendinopathy, impingement, or arthritis and urge prompt assessment to prevent progression.
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