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Perros Agresores

Los perros habian sido hasta ahora solo fieles compaeros de quienes trabajan en las fronteras, pero varias denuncias los han colocado ltimamente como un peligroso enemigo de quienes intentan llegar a Estados Unidos. Diversas organizaciones de defensa a los migrantes dicen que este tipo de agresiones en contra de quienes solo van en busca de

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Feds shut down Calif debt collectors

Federal officials say they are shutting down a California group of debt collectors for alleged extortion, humiliating debtors by calling their friends, employers and families, and making false threats of lawsuits. The Federal Trade Commission said Thursday that it’s using a temporary restraining order to halt four people accused of operating an elaborate debt collection

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Coroner IDs body of slain Menifee boy

The Riverside County Coroner’s Office today officiallyidentified the remains of an 11-year-old Menifee boy discovered in the backyardof his mother’s house, where his older half-brother allegedly buried him afterkilling him. Sheriff’s Sgt. Lisa McConnell said the cause of Terry Smith Jr.’s deathwas pending — coroner’s officials only said he was the victim of a homicide.

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Protesters to Congress: Get moving on immigration

Forty-one pro-immigrant activists were arrested outside the Capitol Thursday after blocking traffic while pushing for passage of comprehensive immigration legislation. Among the activists were leaders from a range of immigration groups and unions including the United Farm Workers and AFL-CIO. After marching by the Capitol, the activists joined hands and sat down on Independence Avenue,

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Handful of PSUSD students head back to class

Starting today, some local elementary schoolstudents will head back to class. Eight Palm Springs Unified School District elementary schools will startthe 2013-2014 school year Thursday. They are: — Cahuilla and Cielo Vista Charter in Palm Springs; — Agua Caliente, Cathedral City Elementary, Landau and Sunny Sands inCathedral City; and — Cabot Yerxa and Julius Corsini

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School yoga program gets $1.4m grant

A Southern California school district has accepted a $1.4 million grant to expand a student yoga program that sparked religious complaints and a lawsuit. U-T San Diego says the grant was accepted Wednesday by trustees of the Encinitas Union School District. The grant is from the same nonprofit foundation that provided earlier funding to place

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