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Pomona women cast off bail's stigma
POMONA - Gloria Mitchell chuckled when told the name of her bail bonds firm sounds more like a shampoo or a hair salon. After all, she and her daughters are
Updated: 09/10/2010 01:58A
Driver in fatal Washington state crash charged
Wood, along with two male passengers in Weichart's vehicle, was killed in the crash. His wife, Erin Wood, who is seven months pregnant,
Updated: 09/10/2010 01:55A
Third trial ordered in 1998 killing
An appeal court struck down those verdicts because of a legal technicality and the men stood trial for a second time in 2006. After another lengthy trial,
Updated: 09/10/2010 01:54A
Communism isn't working: Fidel Castro
Cuba's communism doesn't work and the verdict comes from the most unlikely source — Fidel Castro himself. The revolutionary leader told a visiting American
Updated: 09/10/2010 01:53A
Liliana Acosta ahora declar como testigo de Vias
Esta vez, llamada a declarar por el abogado de su ex cuado Samuel Vias Abomohor. Su semblante era ms tranquilo que el mostrado en la audiencia del pasado
Updated: 09/10/2010 01:51A
DUI deaths up a bit in state
"This isn't strictly a law enforcement issue. It's also a public safety issue," Bursten said. "A lot of it rests on the public to heed what the research and
Updated: 09/10/2010 01:50A
Rival criticizes moves by treasurer
And, he said, if normal practices had been followed in the bankruptcy settlement, Indiana's funds would have been protected. "The idea that we made a bad
Updated: 09/10/2010 01:50A
Rival criticizes moves by treasurer
And, he said, if normal practices had been followed in the bankruptcy settlement, Indiana's funds would have been protected. "The idea that we made a bad
Updated: 09/10/2010 01:50A
Decision on liquor sales in southeast Denton County has hurdles to clear
Then there is the question of the election results from May 2009, ruled invalid by state District Judge Jake Collier, that allowed liquor sales in Justice
Updated: 09/10/2010 01:50A
No Justice gets second act
Carved Records, based in Dallas and Los Angeles, signed No Justice as the label's first country act. To help in the studio, the band brought producer Dexter
Updated: 09/10/2010 01:50A