East Los Angeles Gazette

08/09/2023

Placards (Face Peelers) kill mam in Peru

08/09/2023

What?! AREYOU SERIOUS?!

Timothy Alberino and Doug Thornton do a deep dive into the alleged attack on a village in the Peruvian Amazon by extraterrestrial beings. Alberino relates th...

08/09/2023

Is this the beginning of the great deception or is the bottomless pit of the book of Revelations being opened?

La tribu Ikitu (de Alto Nanay, Loreto) está atemorizada, pues aseguran haber visto a seres extraños que atacan a la comunidad. . Las noticias...

06/16/2023

10/31/2020

East L.A. shows its upport for the President with a giant sign over the 60 Fwy. East L.A. GOP strikes again...way to go A.D. 51st and 53rd!!!

05/03/2018

Some tragic news from Ventura, a man was randomly stabbed to death while dining at a beachside restaurant with his 5-year-old daughter on his lap. Last month, Anthony Mele Jr., 35, was having dinner with his wife and their daughter at the Aloha Steakhouse on the city’s promenade at night when a homeless man walked up and stabbed Mele in the neck. Mele was transported to a local hospital, where he later died.

Rebecca Mele, the victim's mother, said her family is upset the police didn’t do more and that city officials are going to hear from the community about her son’s death and about the continuing homeless problem in the area.

http://eastlagazette.net/2018/05/03/police-response-and-venturas-handling-of-homeless-issue-questioned-after-fatal-stabbing/

Police Response and Ventura’s Handling of Homeless Issue Questioned After Fatal Stabbing Posted by Editor | May 3, 2018 | Controversy, Crime, Homelessness | 0 | Some tragic news from Ventura, a man was randomly stabbed to death while dining at a beachside restaurant with his 5-year-old daughter on...

05/01/2018

A start up called Holacode is on a mission to give deportees and returnees coding skills to help them land good-paying jobs as engineers.

Holacode is five month long coding bootcamp located in Mexico City and funded by Mexican angel investors.

Holacode is modeled after Hack Reactor, which is a San Francisco coding school. The students also learn soft skills, like job interviewing.

http://eastlagazette.net/2018/05/01/start-up-helps-deportees-and-returnees-learn-to-code-in-mexico-city/

Start-Up Helps Deportees and Returnees Learn to Code in Mexico City Posted by Editor | May 1, 2018 | Education, Employment, Immigration, Technology, World News | 0 | A start up called Holacode is on a mission to give deportees and returnees coding skills to help them land good-paying jobs as enginee...

04/26/2018

According to a state audit, Compton officials overpaid themselves, charged questionable trips on city-issued credit cards and failed to safeguard taxpayer money, which resulted in a staffer stealing millions of dollars over several years. Due to the city of Compton’s weak financial oversight and overspending, the city’s general fund surplus of $22.4 million a decade ago turned into a deficit of $42.7 million just three years later. In 2014, officials adopted a plan to repay the debt, but the deficit still increased by $6.4 million the following year. Compton received failing marks in 71 out of the 79 measures assessing internal accounting and administrative controls.

http://eastlagazette.net/2018/04/26/state-audit-finds-that-compton-mismanaged-and-overspent-taxpayer-funds/

State Audit Finds that Compton Mismanaged and Overspent Taxpayer Funds Posted by Editor | Apr 26, 2018 | Controversy, Los Angeles County, Taxes | 0 | According to a state audit, Compton officials overpaid themselves, charged questionable trips on city-issued credit cards and failed to safeguard taxp...

04/24/2018

In late February, the City Council of Malibu decided to ban its roughly 65 restaurants and food vendors from offering or selling plastic straws, stirrers, and utensils to customers. Businesses in Malibu have until June 1 to swap out the plastic items for ones made of paper, wood or bamboo. Diners are also being encouraged to use reusable straws and cutlery made of metal or glass.Malibu’s next ban may be on plastic lids.

http://eastlagazette.net/2018/04/24/malibus-battle-versus-plastic-continues/

Malibu’s Battle Versus Plastic Continues Posted by Editor | Apr 24, 2018 | Los Angeles County | 0 | In late February, the City Council of Malibu decided to ban its roughly 65 restaurants and food vendors from offering or selling plastic straws, stirrers, and utensils to customers. Businesses in Ma...

04/23/2018

A study from Stanford University shows that the extreme weather that brought record floods and damaging wildfires to the United States in the past year is just the beginning of what’s to come. According to the study, global warming has led to increasingly harsh spells of heat and drought as well as rain and snow being up to five times as likely to occur globally in the future. The study can offer a chance for cities and nations to prepare for the climatic turmoil.

http://eastlagazette.net/2018/04/20/stanford-professor-finds-that-there-is-a-higher-risk-of-disastrous-heat-floods-and-fires-due-to-warming/

Stanford professor finds that there is a higher risk of disastrous heat, floods, and fires due to warming Posted by Editor | Apr 20, 2018 | Global Warming | 0 | A study from Stanford University shows that the extreme weather that brought record floods and damaging wildfires to the United States in t...

04/17/2018

In January, the Los Angeles Police Department released the results of a new demographic analysis that reveals which groups of Los Angeles residents are most likely to end up the victims of a violent death in the city. According to the results, young men from minority, low-income neighborhoods suffer disproportionately from the impacts of deadly violence, which homicide detectives have known all too well. Over 90 percent of homicide victims in Los Angeles were black or Latino last year. Most of those homicide victims were poor and lacked college degrees.

http://eastlagazette.net/2018/04/17/lapd-demographic-analysis-reveals-who-homicide-victims-are-likely-to-be/

LAPD Demographic Analysis Reveals who Homicide Victims are Likely to be Posted by Editor | Apr 17, 2018 | Controversy, Crime, Los Angeles County | 0 | In January, the Los Angeles Police Department released the results of a new demographic analysis that reveals which groups of Los Angeles residents a...