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Deputies Offer ‘Gifts For Guns’ In Compton

Nearly 400 handguns, rifles, and other firearms were turned in on Monday as part of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s “Gifts for Guns” program.

2013/01/21

Shelter Rejects SoCal Man’s Christmas Cash Giveaway

A Southern California man’s tradition of handing out cash totaling $1,000 to homeless men was broken when he was turned away by a shelter on Christmas Day.

2012/12/30

Monday Marks The Busiest Mailing Day Of The Year

Monday, Dec. 17 is the busiest shipping and mailing day of the year, according to the United States Postal Service.

CBS2 / KCAL9–2012/12/17

Alarcon: Library ID Cards Would ‘Upgrade’ Residents From Payday Lenders

Councilman Richard Alarcon is defending his controversial proposal to allow illegal immigrants to use city-issued library cards as official identification and even as debit cards.

2012/09/11

Prescriptions for Positive Thinking

For five months, I have collected your letters and cards, propping them up on my desk like colorful affirmations.

2012/01/25

Discounted Gift Card Ideas For Christmas

Check out these websites where you can buy gift cards without any hidden fees or other surprises.

2011/11/08

Women embrace at the scene of a deadly shooting rampage at a Seal Beach salon. (credit: CBS)

Victims Remembered In Deadly Seal Beach Shooting

One day after the deadly shooting rampage at a Seal Beach salon, the worst mass-shooting in Orange County history, victims were being remembered with flowers, photos and tears.

2011/10/13

Money 101: Bogus Bills / Cheap Gas

Two experts offer tips on how you can fight a bogus bill and how to trim your gas expenses.

2011/03/09

Disneyland Workers Sue Over SSN-Embedded ID Cards

Over 20,000 current and former employees say their personal data readable by smart phones and could expose them to ID fraud.

2011/02/22

‘A Million Thanks’ Sends Cards, Letters To Soldiers

A Million Thanks, a year-round campaign that sends letters, e-mails and cards to soldiers — especially those who have been wounded in combat — was started by a 21-year-old Orange County woman.

2010/09/16