This article by Cypress College Public Information Officer Marc S. Posner was originally published in @Cypress online, the college’s online newspaper. When Bruno Serato came to America three decades ago, he had $200 in his pocket, virtually no knowledge of the English language, and made a living by washing dishes in a restaurant. His is [...]

The City of Los Alamitos Recreation and Community Services Department invites you to join beloved instructor Anne Pennypacker in Argentine Tango, a passionate, lovely dance from the streets of Buenos Aires. Learn ochos, ganchos, parada, and discover the “milonguero and milonguera” within! This 5-week class for ages 18 yrs. and older will be held on [...]

At the regular meeting of the Board of Education of the Los Alamitos Unified School District on Tuesday, September 13, Deputy Superintendent Patricia Meyer presented a report on 2010-11 unaudited actuals to the District’s 2010-2011 budget. According to Mrs. Meyer, “closing the books” on the District’s budget requires the District to balance all financial information [...]

The graphic is from a recent release on economic growth last year from the Bureau of Economic Analysis. It shows gross domestic product (GDP) by metropolitan area (MA) in the Far West Region. Dark blue is growth, light blue weak growth, white no growth. The graph plainly shows that coastal California is not feeling the [...]