 01/29/10 Alex Strachan and Chris Lackner attempt to figure out the riddle of Lost
 01/29/10 The guest list for Wednesday night's State of the Union address included two young but elite members of the scientific community. High school students Li Boynton and Gabriela Farfan spent the school night with the First Lady at the first State of the Union address delivered by President Barack Obama.
 01/23/10 A lot of research has been done to proof that homeschooled children's academic achievements are bett...
 01/22/10 Photo for Record Gazette by Traci Kratzer Animal control officers lead one of the seven horses from the Banning Animal Shelter to an awaiting horse trailer after Riverside County Animal Services Director Robert Miller ordered on Wednesday that all animals from the facility be evacuated due to the storms.
01/22/10 Catherine May 95, of Beaumont went to be with the Lord on Jan. 5, 2010. She was born on Oct. 29, 1914 in Acosta, Pa. She and her husband, John May, who passed away in 1990, owned and operated Mays Hamburger and Frosty Stand on 6th Street until they sold it in 1974.
 01/21/10 SAN FRANCISCO (BP)--A Stanford University professor Wednesday criticized the traditional beliefs on marriage by Southern Baptists and Catholics, saying during the California Prop 8 federal trial that "religion is the chief obstacle" to political progress by homosexuals.
 01/21/10 This 'No Smoking' sign is in front of Del Mar Pizza. Local bars adapt to ordinance change Through a loophole, En Fuego Cantina in downtown Del Mar was one of the last restaurants able to allow smoking in part of its outdoor dining area. But due to a city ordinance banning all smoking in public, En Fuego Cantina is now one of the first to have to stop people from lighting up anywhere in its ...
 01/21/10 Accident investigators uncovered such egregious behavior by train operators in the fatal 2008 accident near Los Angeles that they suggested Thursday that all railroads monitor crews with video surveillance.
 01/21/10 WASHINGTON - Bitterly divided, the Supreme Court ruled Thursday that big business can spend its millions to directly support or oppose candidates for president and Congress, a decision that sharply reverses a century-long trend to limit the political influence of corporations and labor unions. It remakes the political landscape just as crucial midterm election campaigns are getting under way.
 01/19/10 The name Palos Verdes is used to denote a group of coastal cities on the Palos Verdes Peninsula in t...
01/16/10 Photo for the Record Gazette by Traci Kratzer New Horizon Model High School students Meliza Cifuentes, left, Luz Solores, Mercedes Martus, Thara Kiv and Wendy Alvarado were slected by staff and teachers from the school to participate in the Miss Teenage California Sholarship Pageant to be held in April.
01/16/10 Agreeing to move in with my boyfriend was the brashest decision I've made in the whole 23 years of m...
 01/13/10 DEAR ABBY: I applaud "Terrified Mama in California" (Oct. 30) on her stance with her "multitasking" daughter who texts and phones while driving. I recently swore off cell phone use in my vehicle after I saw the dramatic BBC public service ad on YouTube discouraging it, a re-enactment of an actual event. I am forever changed for the better, and so are my two daughters who ride with me.
 01/13/10 H.J. Baker Continues Its Tradition Of Giving Back To The Communities Its Employees Work And Live In.
01/13/10 Home schooling programs vary from state to state in the U.S. As a personal option of parents for the...
 01/12/10 Prop 8 ban lawsuit Testimony in a groundbreaking legal challenge to California's same-sex marriage ban resumed Tuesday with testimony from two Ivy League historians describing the country's experience with matrimony and anti-gay discrimination.
 01/09/10 A new law, in effect Jan. 1, bans Minnesota manufacturers from selling cups and bottles for children three-years-old or younger that contain the chemical Bisphenol A. Retailers will be banned from selling those cups and bottles after Jan. 1, 2011.
 01/09/10 Legal tussles on trucker rules bedevil Los Angeles and Long Beach ports. Not too long ago, the 10,500-acre complex at the southern tip of Los Angeles County wasn't just the home of the nation's busiest seaports, it was the graveyard where old trucks went to die.
 01/09/10 A Spare The Air Alert has beed called for all of Saturday, banning people from burning wood for heat indoors or outdoors unless that is your only heat source.
 01/09/10 Proponents of same-sex marriage are expected to rally to support a repeal of Proposition 8 at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Huntington Beach Pier, according to a Repeal Prop. 8 Facebook group.
01/09/10 Although it's been mentioned before, texting and driving or reading a Blackberry while you are driving just don't mix. And, if you one of that burgeoning league of multitaskers who believe they can not only drive, but read a report on a laptop screen, while texting a message to another person, you are out of touch with reality. New Hampshire ..
 01/09/10 A decision by the Calistoga City Council on medical marijuana businesses will have to wait for an Anaheim court decision.
 01/03/10 It was a season for giving -- and receiving -- as Congress scrambled late last year to pass a pair of massive spending bills containing millions of dollars for projects around Inland Southern California.
 01/03/10 It was almost convenient for USC football that O.J. Mayo played hoops at the school. Southern California rushed like Heisman emeritus Mike Garrett in his football-toting prime to sanction its basketball program for alleged rules violations connected to O.J. Mayo's one season as Trojans shooting guard. An investigation of the football program Garrett holds so dear in his role as USC's A.D. is ... | 
