https://youtu.be/LofU0m8OsJ4 Every second counts during an emergency response emergency vehicles rely on drivers to do their part and clear the… See the most recent messages from LASD - Temple Station, Los Angeles County Sheriff, powered by Nixle Sign up to receive messages by email & text message and members of the community were invited to participate in the #LASD #mentalhealth and de-escalation #training at the Duarte Community Center The primary Mission of Parking Enforcement Detail (PED) is to ensure the residents of the unincorporated areas of Los Angeles County are provided with expeditious vehicle movement to help alleviate parking congestion improve the availability of parking choices and to assist the communities in addressing all parking related matters apportion scarce parking spaces for all legitimate vehicles by insuring those who violate parking regulations are properly addressed through the California Vehicle Codes (CVC) the Los Angeles County Vehicle Codes (LACoVC) and other various municipal codes Each Los Angeles County Sheriff's Station has a Parking Enforcement unit Please visit the Stations page to find your local Sheriff's Station Station Locations Please visit the LA county Sheriff's Department Pay by web site Pay by web For more street services in LA County please report your problem here: Public Works Los Angeles County To contact the proper Sheriff's station for your parking concerns and to send an email request for service; first determine who services your address by entering the area location address and click the "Find" button Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker 2025 1:53 AM EDTWalmart has announced its first major "store of the future" with a series of new and unusual amenities for customers "This milestone marks an exciting step forward in Walmart’s plan to build or convert more than 150 stores over the next several years as part of its long-term commitment to modernizing retail expanding access to essential services and strengthening communities nationwide," the company wrote Walmart announced a series of unusual amenities at the new store. They include a full-service fuel station for up to 16 vehicles a "modern Pharmacy with a Health Services Room and Drive-Thru," a Hispanic bakery section including a fresh tortilla maker and sushi station and "customer-centric amenities" like an Auto Care Center "Customers will see QR codes throughout the store that unlock digital tools and instant access to an expanded assortment," Walmart wrote Customers are able to use the Walmart App for "scheduling TV mounting enhancing registries or booking tire installation," the news release said There will also be a series of delivery options including fast delivery within three hours The store will also have "digital shelf labels," according to Walmart “This isn’t just a ribbon cutting an investment in a community and new job opportunities,” said John Furner “I’m proud of our associates in Cypress who brought this to reality.” Walmart plans to open new Supercenters in Frisco Welcome, Mickeymickey@disney.comManage MyDisney AccountLog OutAssault suspect arrested after deputies open fire in RosemeadMonday 2025An alleged assault suspect was arrested Sunday afternoon after deputies opened fire on him in Rosemead.ROSEMEAD (KABC) -- An alleged assault suspect was arrested Sunday afternoon after deputies opened fire on him in Rosemead Officials said the suspect used a gun to attempt to rob someone on the street Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputies out of the Temple City station responded to the scene and made contact with the suspect they opened fire on the suspect but officials said he was not struck The suspect was transported to a local hospital It is unclear what he was being treated for A description of the suspect and additional details were not immediately available Good Alley in Rosemead is the first restaurant in Los Angeles to specialize in guan tang bao The regional Chinese restaurant Good Alley opened in Rosemead on September 26, 2024, specializing in guan tang bao a soup dumpling from the city of Kaifeng in Henan located 400 miles southwest of Beijing The restaurant’s Chinese name (谷巷里) translates to “in the valley alley,” which is appropriate given its semi-hidden location in a Valley Boulevard strip mall The contemporary and well-appointed 62-seat dining room is full of Chinese artwork and design accents a San Gabriel Valley culinary landmark since 2004 and rice or noodle dishes are staples in every Chinese household,” says Pang “Our experience with Ji Rong has shown that the local community appreciates these dishes and we want to share more traditional foods.” Guan tang bao is thought to be the predecessor to xiao long bao Both dumplings contain soup but differ in size features thin delicate wrappers made from semi-leavened dough and are often filled with pork and aspic that transform into liquid when steamed filled with minced meat and a gravy-like broth Some versions of guan tang bao are served with a straw for diners to drink the broth before eating the dumpling; Good Alley sells oversized guan tang bao with straws on weekends in limited quantities Pang takes pride in the purity of his chicken broth then boiled and simmered for hours to achieve a rich Good Alley’s menu extends into genres beyond soup dumplings Other signature dishes include rou jia mo (Chinese hamburger) and beef noodle soup the rou jia mo is made with a Shanxi-style thousand-layer pancake instead of the traditional baiji mo flatbread and comes stuffed with Kurobuta pork The beef noodle soup includes hand-pulled noodles and a six-hour beef broth Good Alley’s beef rolls are made with a flakier thinner dough based on Pang and Shao’s family recipes Pang makes the XO chile crisp that appears on a few dishes A basket of freshly steamed guan tang bao is priced under $13 while noodle dishes clock in around $12; the American wagyu hamburger rings in under $13 A hazmat team responded to a pallet yard fire Wednesday after drums of unknown contents were found burning as well The thick plumes of black smoke were visible from throughout the San Gabriel Valley and Los Angeles, KABC reported Additional alarms were requested as firefighters reported low water pressure Susan Nicol is the news editor for Firehouse.com She is a life member and active with the Brunswick Volunteer Ambulance & Rescue Company Susie has been an EMT in Maryland since 1976 Susie is vice-president of the Frederick County Fire/Rescue Museum She is on the executive committee of Frederick County Volunteer Fire and Rescue Association She also is part of the Maryland Institute for Emergency Medical Services Systems (MIEMSS) Region II EMS Council Susie is a board member of the American Trauma Society she was a staff writer for The Frederick News-Post HANDLING AGENCIES: Temple City Sheriffs Dept Resonate Lucy Liu has announced that Rosemead will have its world premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival on June 6th The film is based on the award-winning Los Angeles Times article and tells the “heartbreaking” true story of Irene a Chinese immigrant mother grappling with her unstable teenage son’s escalating mental health crisis and his growing fixation on mass shootings Liu, known for her roles in Charlie’s Angels and Kill Bill, shared her enthusiasm for the project, which she has been working on for five years. Speaking about the importance of the film’s subject matter, she stated true story shines a light on how important it is to understand all aspects of mental illness I’m excited to be working with Eric and Marilyn to tell a story within our shared culture and to bring attention to the terrible stigma attached to this disease that can cause individuals and families to become ostracized in their own communities The screenplay for Rosemead was penned by Marilyn Fu who emphasized the significance of Asian representation in storytelling and described Liu as “the perfect conduit” for the lead role “Creating important roles for Asian women is one of my driving forces as a screenwriter,” Fu explained “Not only do we need to see people on screen who look like us Lucy is a pioneer in showing the power in representation and the perfect conduit for this complicated woman.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Lucy Liu (@lucyliu) For Liu, bringing Rosemead to the screen has been a deeply personal and persistent endeavor. Reflecting on the five-year journey, she explained, “Mental health is not something that’s discussed in a lot of cultures It’s something that people are embarrassed about and don’t want to recognize or acknowledge and people are losing their lives because of that this is an important enough subject matter that it’s worth putting everything on the line [for] and putting it out there She further elaborated on the impact she hopes the film will have I would feel seen by a crew of people [who] put themselves out there It’s crucial to recognize that people are under a great deal of stress but it also creates a tsunami effect on your children Read more: Lucy Liu: The Hollywood Star’s Secret Artistic Side Rosemead features a cast including Lawrence Shou The film’s premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival is anticipated to spark important conversations about mental health and the power of inclusive storytelling in cinema The shooting happened around 9 p.m. near Charlotte and Garvey avenues, according to police. At the scene, a tarp appeared to be covering a body and several evidence markers were placed on the street. Further details on the shooting and what prompted police to initiate the pursuit of the suspect weren't immediately available. The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, San Gabriel police and county firefighters responded to the scene. Auction prizes include a Gourmia air fryer and espresso machine Many of our advertisers are local businesses that have been impacted directly by the fire we immediately removed all advertisements the day after the fire and transformed our site to provide live updates We felt it would be inappropriate to run ads while our friends and neighbors were being evacuated and displaced we don’t outsource our operations overseas Our priority has been to keep you and ourselves informed with timely even a small contribution of $5 can make a significant difference Please click the blue button below to learn more about how you can assist Support Our News Desk department consists of a collective of news gatherers in order to keep the community informed and safe Colorado Boulevard is your place for informative news and social living for the greater Pasadena area and work together to make a better world for all of us See all articles See all newsflashes Back to articles April 19, 2025 – Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department officials report that the Missing Persons Detail is asking for the public’s help locating At-Risk Missing Person, Lam Khin Mooc. Mr. Mooc was last seen on Friday, April 18, 2025, at 5:50 A.M. on the 3100 block of Walnut Grove Avenue, in the city of Rosemead. Mr. Mooc is described as an 84-year-old Asian male adult, 5’05”, 150 lbs., with black hair, brown eyes, and facial hair. He was last seen wearing a red hat, red and white plaid shirt, red pants, and blue slippers. Mr. Mooc’s family is concerned for his well-being as he is diagnosed with dementia and they are asking for the public’s help. Anyone with information about this incident is encouraged to contact the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, Missing Persons Detail at (323) 890-5500. Source: Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Print A second group of former Rosemead High School students has sued the El Monte Union High School District over the sexual abuse they allege they experienced as minors at the hands of their teachers Nine women filed suit Tuesday in Los Angeles County Superior Court alleging abuse that took place from 1992 to 2003 The nine women claim in the new lawsuit that their complaints were ignored or that school administrators conducted internal investigations that ultimately went nowhere. Women who say they were victims of sexual abuse by employees at Rosemead High School, photographed to avoid revealing their identities, at a news conference Wednesday. (Myung J. Chun/Los Angeles Times) One woman said she was targeted in the 1990s by multiple employees who made inappropriate actions toward her, but she couldn’t find help from people she trusted at her school. “It was my mentor that I turned to, and my mentor became my rapist,” the woman said during a news conference Wednesday at Carrillo Law Firm, which is representing the women in their lawsuit. “Our voices should have mattered,” she said. California Three former Rosemead High School students are suing the El Monte Union High School District for negligence alleging that they were sexually abused by staff She was surprised to see that the other women named in the lawsuit were younger than her meaning that the alleged abuse did not end with her class and continued for years The women are identified as Jane Does in the complaint and they asked to remain anonymous for fear of retaliation from any supporters of the men whose names appear in the complaint The Times’ policy is not to name victims of sexual assault who do not want to be identified some of the women did not realize that they were victims of sexual abuse until a startling article brought them back to what they had endured Teachers told students that they should wear revealing clothes or that they had “bedroom eyes,” according to the complaint. The women accused the district of negligence, alleging it allowed the perpetrators to continue to abuse their victims. These men were “cloaked within the facade of normalcy” at the school district, according to the complaint. The lawsuit seeks damages from only the school district, although it identifies a number of the teachers and staffers whom the women accused of abusing them. The El Monte Union High School District did not immediately respond to requests for comment. A lawsuit filed in May on behalf of three women named Rosemead High tennis coach Wing Chan, former teacher Alex Rai and former cross-country coach Eduardo Escobar as defendants, along with the school district. Attorney Luis Carrillo said that the statute of limitations for bringing criminal charges related to the alleged abuses has lapsed. The district continues to contest the allegations, according to an internal email that was shared by the law firm during the news conference. World & Nation Advocates for victims of abuse at Missouri boarding schools are urging the state’s attorney general to launch an investigation. During the news conference, the women tearfully relayed how the abuse they say they experienced as students has affected their lives in a multitude of ways that they cannot fully describe. As students, they said, they were worried about becoming pregnant by their teachers and mentors. They lived with fear and anxiety about calling unwanted attention to themselves. One of their abusers claimed that if they revealed what was happening, it would ruin his career and family life, according to the women. The consequences of the school’s grooming culture, the women said, have rippled through their lives for years. One of the women added that there was “nothing more terrifying” than knowing that some of the men who target young girls are still employed at the school district. Speaking to any current students at Rosemead High School who may be victims and not know it themselves, she said, “Please know that you’re not alone.” Nathan Solis reports on breaking news with the Fast Break team at the Los Angeles Times. Entertainment & Arts Sports Television Subscribe for unlimited access Site Map The California attorney general is investigating a Southern California school district over whether it properly handled claims of educator sexual abuse and misconduct A document reviewed by BI shows that the scope of the state's investigation includes district "policies relating to sexual abuse as well as its compliance with laws and regulations concerning mandated reporting of suspected child abuse and related hiring and training requirements." Multiple people familiar with the investigation whom BI is not naming because they were directed not to discuss it described the probe as focused in part on whether Rosemead administrators properly handled allegations of educator abuse that spanned decades People familiar with the El Monte investigation say it is being led by a division of the attorney general's office called the Bureau of Children's Justice which was created in 2015 while Kamala Harris was attorney general A spokesperson for Attorney General Rob Bonta declined to comment said of the district's investigation of one teacher's relationship with a student "it appears that there wasn't follow-through." After reviewing district records related to sexual harassment complaints from multiple students about another teacher "I would have expected to find additional information on these allegations." Those familiar with the state's investigation said it is in the preliminary stages and remains ongoing District Superintendent Edward Zuniga did not comment on the investigation "The health and safety of our students is our top priority," he said by email "El Monte Union does not tolerate any behavior that undermines those values and we take swift and decisive action if we suspect student safety is being compromised in any way." In an August 21 letter that Zuniga sent to staff and the district's board of trustees he disclosed the attorney general's investigation and instructed employees to refrain from discussing the case with anyone outside the district The letter directs staff to preserve any documents "potentially relevant to the investigation," including memos Three other lawsuits alleging sexual abuse by former educators have been filed against the El Monte district in recent months lawyers for the district have denied most of the claims while moving to have other claims dismissed on procedural grounds lawyers for the district argued that because the abuse allegations involved three different educators the claims should be separated; a superior court judge ordered the plaintiffs to amend their complaint resulting in settlements totaling more than $45 million — the girl was "especially vulnerable" to abuse by Reyes-Villegas The complaint says that abuse occurred during and after school and included the exchange of "sexually laden communications." Reyes Villegas did not respond to requests for comment; records show his credential remains intact alleges that "the improper handling of sexual abuse a systemic issue" in the El Monte district One former Rosemead teacher named in the case, Alex Rai had his credential revoked over "misconduct" earlier this year told BI that she is preparing to file another lawsuit against the El Monte district soon That would bring the total number of active sexual abuse cases against the district to five Matt Drange graduated from Rosemead High in 2007. Contact him securely here Representatives of the California Bureau of Children's Justice can be reached here Sylvio Martins Before we give Good Alley its due compliments know that wait times at this SGV dumpling spot can reach up to an hour (especially on weekends) but show up around opening time to spare yourself some strip mall loitering and rest assured that this is a meal worth planning an evening around Rosemead Chinese Century City Din Tai Fung is the stuff of legends—a dumpling empire with a location in the Westfield Century City mall Chinese Dim Sum Sea Harbour is a dim sum restaurant in Rosemead with great food and great people watching. Sylvio moved to LA over a decade ago and still misses his exit on the 10. He came to us as a freelancer and wrote so many guides that we gave him a job. The following entities were closed in the last 60 days* All establishments have since corrected the cited violations and resumed operations following successful re-inspections Officers attempted to pull over the driver of a 2015 Jeep sometime before 9 p.m., the San Gabriel police said in a news release. The driver did not stop and led police on a short pursuit. The chase ended in the 600 block of Charlotte Avenue in Rosemead, where the shooting occurred, according to police. The driver, whose name has not been released, died at the scene. Two officers were involved in the shooting, according to police. Video from OnScene.TV showed officers from the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department and the Alhambra Police Department at the scene. The pursuit ended on a dead-end street, which remained closed off to the public for several hours. The California Department of Justice is leading the investigation and the San Gabriel Police Department is cooperating with the investigation and in a statement said they are “limited in the information it can share at this time.” LAist is part of Southern California Public Radio, a member-supported public media network. School districts across Los Angeles County have remained closed for days as multiple fires burn across the Los Angeles area. In total, nearly two dozen school districts have experienced full or partial closures since the first fire broke out, leaving more than 700,000 students without class. Some districts have tried to reopen, only to shutter once more as the bad air quality became insurmountable. And many districts said in statements that they simply don't have enough staff, as the fires displace employees from their homes. Several districts, including Los Angeles Unified, are closed through Friday. All schools remain closed Friday, Jan. 10. "While our campuses have fared relatively well thus far, the air quality is expected to remain poor due to excessive dust from the winds and smoke from the fires," Jaramillio wrote. All district events and services will continue to be closed and canceled, including athletics, and after-school programs. In a statement posted to social media, the district said Wednesday night that power had been restored at all but three campuses: Ekstrand Elementary, La Verne Heights Elementary, and Oak Mesa Elementary. But the district hasn't announced updates for Friday, Jan. 10. All schools remain closed through Friday, Jan. 10. No public announcement has been made about Friday. All schools remain closed through Monday, Jan. 13. All schools will be closed through Friday, Jan. 10 “The confluence of factors — wind, fire, and smoke — have created unpredictable, complex situations that present potentially unsafe conditions for our school communities,” the statement read. Families may receive two meals per student. The Palisades fire reached the campuses of three LAUSD schools. Palisades Charter Elementary School and Marquez Charter Elementary School were destroyed. “ We were on site and could not believe what we were witnessing,” Superintendent Alberto Carvalho said in a press conference Wednesday. He said the school’s 700 students will be relocated. In addition, Carvalho said that a large portion of Palisades High, which is not currently in session, was destroyed. In announcing schools would be open again for Thursday, the district warned of air quality concerns: "Therefore, we will continue to assess the situation and take appropriate measures to ensure the safety of our students and staff." All schools remain closed through Friday, Jan. 10. The district is also suspending grab-and-go meals because the facility where the food is stored is within a mandatory evacuation zone. "The significant number of District staff that have been impacted by the fires; hazardous air quality that poses health risks to students and staff; and, the current conditions that make it unsafe for custodial and maintenance staff to prepare our campuses for a safe return," he said. "We watch with all of you in disbelief the devastation and displacement caused by the Palisades fire, which continues to grow and evade containment," Superintendent Antonio Shelton wrote in a statement. The closure includes the district office, before- and after-school programs and activities. “Our hearts go out to everyone who has experienced hardships.” Yantz said it is difficult to safely operate schools without enough staff. All schools remain closed Friday, Jan. 10. These fires are fast-moving and straight up frightening. For the most up-to-date information about the fire you can check: Colorado Boulevard has recently surveyed new housing statistics in selected cities in the Western San Gabriel Valley Each of these cities is required by the State of California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) to have, as part of their General Plans, a Housing Element that lays out specific numbers of additional housing units in their respective cities during the 2021-2029 time period Colorado Boulevard asked for this data for the years 2021 Our request specifically asked for new housing that has been developed (or approved to be developed) for the so-called market rate category (i.e. where affordability is typically not an issue) These income categories are indexed to median Los Angeles County incomes While we await data from several of the cities (to be reported as the information becomes available and upon completion of our analysis) This City was among the first to respond to our Public Records Act (PRA) request In spite of Rosemead’s express commitment to develop housing in each of the categories mentioned above Housing in the lower income categories is especially critical for Rosemead since the median per capita income (in 2022 the most recent year for which data is available from the U.S the total numbers of new units added in all three years 2021-2023 in all the other categories was just 11 units in Rosemead Five low income units were added in 2022 and a further 4 low income units added in 2023 There were zero units added in the Extremely Low and Moderate Categories in any of these years it is unlikely that more housing in these categories will be created at least in the next few years since only 4 low income units have been approved in 2022 and are in the pipeline While the response by Rosemead indicates that there has been contact with a single developer there have been no approvals for any units in this income category in these last three years nor any pending new approvals The City Council and the City Manager are responsible for the City’s development policy and both should be held most accountable for lack of progress drives policy and makes recommendations for the City Council Colorado Boulevard will be following up with the City Manager Scott Phelps teaches physics and astronomy at the University of La Verne and Mt San Antonio College and tutors math and science in the region He served as an elected member of the Pasadena Unified School District Board of Trustees from 2005 to 2022 He currently teaches at PUSD’s Center for Independent Study Colorado Boulevard is your place for enlightening events informative news and social living for the greater Pasadena area See all articles Congratulations on using the Public Records Act to get info to readers so they can see for themselves how our region is getting deeper and deeper into the unacceptable plight we’re in: extreme shortage of housing I applaud you for embarking on this research and look forward to seeing the results of this important investigation Sign In Subscribe Now constructed in 1906 and originally named Rosemead it was converted into a guest house in 1947 and renamed The Olde English Inn internationally famous for its British elegance Its dining room offered guests and the public sumptuous meals and the commitment to outstanding upscale service and cuisine is back Guests arriving by car are greeted by a valet service A stone-columned porte-cochère leads to stone steps and an ornate door flanked by leaded glass implanted into the thick stone ground floor wall Draw open the door and pass into an elegant lobby and staircase A long red velvet banquette lines one dark green panelled wall decorated with a lavishly gold-framed oval mirror The bar at the far end is backlit by wall-to-wall shelves filled with an impressive display of bottles modern commercial kitchen in full operation The dining room is on the opposite side of the lobby The green and red colour theme dominated by a canopy of faux maple leaves in full autumn splendour red velvet love-seats are set behind thick tables of wood Our table is against the far wall under large leaded windows obscured by a thick row of Sansevieria (Mother-in-Laws’ Tongue or Snake Plant) and hung with dark patterned drapes Janevca offers a sharing menu served a la carte We order the Wood Fired House Made Sourdough ($12) served with cacio e pepe (cheese and pepper) butter to enjoy while we contemplate our choices. We opt to order separate proteins and share two vegetable choices we divide the Northstar Organic Greens ($19) This fabulous salad is a mixture of reds and greens sprinkled with roasted pumpkin seeds and pickled beans and tossed in a creamy elderflower vinaigrette My Wood Grilled Haida Gwaii Halibut ($48) is served floating in a swirl of Pil Pil sauce (a French Basque-style cream sauce with anchovy) and a ginger-scallion vinaigrette The fish is cooked to perfection with firm Dennis orders the 12 oz Strip Loin Steak ($60) done to a flawless medium-rare and sliced diagonally into nine easy to share pieces.This AAA Alberta steak is melt-in-the-mouth tender and well seasoned To these we add Wood Grilled Saanich Organics Beans and Roasted Delicata Squash (each $14) Green beans are a flavour sensation with mint with a scattering of roasted sage leaves all drizzled with brown butter We finished with a smooth and perfectly crusted creme brûlée attentive and friendly: servers are clearly proud of where they work Janevca is unabashedly expensive and worth every penny janevca.ca info@janevca.ca Dialogue and debate are integral to a free society and we welcome and encourage you to share your views on the issues of the day. 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Ji Rong in Rosemead does one of the best peking duck's in the SGV Alhambra Dolan's is Halal restaurant in Alhambra and home to excellent Uyghur cuisine Temple City Sylvio moved to LA over a decade ago and still misses his exit on the 10 He came to us as a freelancer and wrote so many guides that we gave him a job Rose City Pizza in Rosemead shuttered on May 26 due to a 40 percent rent increase Rose City Pizza’s unconventional menu — drawing inspiration from Nittayo’s Filipino and Thai heritage and LA’s diverse communities — has always been its biggest draw Signature menu items include pizzas topped with al pastor “We spent a few years on our [al pastor pizza] recipe and Alex Garcia from Evil Cooks had a big hand in helping us refine it,” says Nittayo “Our elote pizza is another one that reminds me of looking forward to the elote man coming around my neighborhood I wanted to start selling it in the restaurant but we decided to make it a pizza topping instead.” Nittayo made the difficult decision to close the Rosemead location as the shop’s sales were steady but not robust enough to cover the increased rent “We’ve looked at every angle to try to stay open,” he says and they come back years later to tell me they’re married I love getting to know people and being part of their stories I feel like that’s the charm of a mom-and-pop that’s going away.” opened the Rosemead pizzeria in 2009 in a strip mall off the 10 Freeway Nittayo wanted to “do something different” after graduating from Cal Poly Pomona in 2001 and the timing was right with his father retiring from operating a gas station he owned “To start a pizzeria was my dad’s idea,” Nittayo says The family found the pizzeria’s location a few doors down from a Cold Stone Creamery that they also operated he was determined to continue the legacy and expanded to a second location in Covina in his father’s honor “I’ve always wanted to make him proud of me so I just kept going with what we started,” he says While Nittayo is disappointed to leave Rosemead, he is focused on Covina It used to be a flower shop and now it’s Rose City,” he says “My dad owned a Unocal 76 gas station and across from us is a 76 so it’s like he’s still watching me from across the street.” Parade aims to feature only the best products and services and a pair of drawstring pants with a wide-leg design and pockets Each piece is made of 100% polyester that is breathable The machine-washable material also offers moisture-wicking properties so you can wear it in the warmer months without feeling weighed down. and cute beyond belief!" said one excited shopper "I've worn it for family functions Versatile and I can wear the top and bottom as separates and mix and match I ordered up a size but could have gotten the small." 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"I'm absolutely loving this two-piece set whether you're running errands or heading to the office or even front tucked — it's so versatile Print The alleged sexual abuse of three Rosemead High School students between their freshmen and senior years by a trio of coaches and teachers is at the heart of a negligence lawsuit filed against the educators and their employer the El Monte Union High School School District who are identified in the lawsuit just by the initials CH attended Rosemead High between 2005 and 2011 “This is about the misdeeds of coaches and teachers and about a culture of covering up those misdeeds by the administrators throughout the district for years,” said Luis Carrillo The plaintiffs’ names were excluded from the court records because they were minors at the time of the events the lawsuit names former Rosemead High tennis coach Wing Chan former teacher Alex Rai and former cross-country coach Eduardo Escobar as defendants accuses all three of unlawful childhood sexual assault None of the three could be reached for comment of Human Resources Robin Torres respond to requests for comment California A Rosemead High School track coach pleaded not guilty to unlawful sexual intercourse and other felonies Tuesday after authorities said he had a long-term sexual relationship with an underage student at the school. The lawsuit alleges that Rai began grooming CH in her junior and senior years of high school, between 2008 and 2009. It also accuses him of sending explicit photos of himself to her and touching her multiple times in a sexual manner. DC was 14 and 15 in 2008 and 2009 when her alleged abuse began as a member of the cross-county team that Escobar coached. The lawsuit accuses Escobar of pulling down DC’s shorts and touching her in a sexual manner while ostensibly helping her alleviate a leg cramp. DC reported the abuse to Rai, who in turn informed the school administration. Administrators conducted an investigation, but did not report the child abuse to police, according to the lawsuit. The lawsuit accuses Rai of groping DC while on campus until her graduation in 2011, then having sexual relations with DC at his home the year after she graduated. JL’s sexual harassment began her freshman year and was perpetrated by Chan, according to the lawsuit. In addition to grooming JL, the lawsuit accuses Chan of having sex with her while she was a minor. The lawsuit alleges that “it was so well known on campus that Chan would have sex with JL that almost all students and faculty knew of the relationship but did nothing to stop it or prevent the abuse.” The lewd acts took place between 2005 and 2009, according to the lawsuit. More than 130 women who were formerly inmates at prisons for women in California have filed suit All three plaintiffs have talked about lowered self-esteem difficulty sleeping and flashbacks since the alleged abuse “They’re survivors but they’re still in recovery,” Carrillo said “When a child gets traumatized at a young age that can often lead to lifelong consequences.” The lawsuit claims that the district “should have known the perpetrators had engaged in unlawful sexually-related conduct with minors.” It further says the district had a duty to inform parents of the abuse but personnel “negligently and/or intentionally suppressed concealed or failed to disclose the information.” was filled with “administrators turning a blind eye.” “This case and the uncovering of all of this isn’t possible without Matt Drange,” Carrillo said. “We’re looking forward to our day in court.” Andrew J. 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Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon! twitter instagram spotify About us Contact us Time Out magazine Five educators at a high school in Los Angeles County where Asian Americans make up 45% of the student population are being accused of sexual abuse This is the second lawsuit filed against the El Monte Union High School District in connection to Rosemead High The nine former female students allege the abuse took place between 1992 and 2003, but they say the district largely ignored their complaints or that investigations went nowhere, the Los Angeles Times reports The names of the complainants are only listed as Jane Does.The Times also reports an earlier lawsuit filed by three women in May named Rosemead High tennis coach Wing Chan The group sued following an article in the Business Insider that outlined allegations of sexual abuse at Rosemead High The complainants in the latest lawsuit spoke at a news conference. “Teachers at this school are allowed to do all these horrible things to us without any repercussions. The school district knew of the allegations for decades,” Jane Doe 1 said, according to CBS News I see people here that are much younger than me and I can’t believe that this was allowed to be taking place this long.” “It never becomes something that you accept and it should have never happened to any of us or anyone else out there,” said Jane Doe G “No student should have to worry about being pregnant by a teacher before they are 18.” The District did not respond to a request for comment but in an email shared by the plaintiffs’ attorneys denied the allegations We are currently funded by our readers and such charitable foundations as the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, AARP, Report for America/GroundTruth Project & Koo and Patricia Yuen of the Yuen Foundation.’ You can make your tax-deductible donations here via credit card Stock donations and donations via DAFs are also welcomed Contact us at info @ asamnews dot com for more info. We don’t spam! 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