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December 29, 2010 / Front Page

New CUSD president Satra Zurita looks forward

More parent involvement will be top priority

By Cheryl Scott
Bulletin Staff Writer

COMPTON—At its Dec.14 meeting, the Compton Unified School District Board of Trustees elected its officers for 2010-11, selecting Satra Zurita as its new president. More...

Council nixes budget amendment for Compton Police Department

Amendment would have allowed 107 employees to be hired in January

By Cheryl Scott
Bulletin Staff Writer

The Compton City Council voted 3- 2 not to approve a budget amendment that would have allowed the city to fast-track its plan to establish a city police department on Dec. 21. The amendment needed a 4-1 vote. More...

News

Chamber mixer

Tyree Godwin is all smiles after Chamber of Commerce President Lesteen Johnson presented him with a four-year scholarship for $1,000 a year. More...

A’caroling in Compton

A young caroler, above, sings for an attentive audience at the Caroling in the Park event hosted by Councilwoman Lillie Dobson. More...

Centennial High students bring holiday cheer to Los Angeles Mission Shelter

Top: Centennial High School students prepared thankyou cards to donors of the nonprofit Los Angeles Mission Shelter during a half-day visit. More...

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Hub City turns out for Mayor and Pastor’s Prayer Breakfast

The Mayor and Pastor’s Breakfast held at the Crystal Casino and Hotel on Dec. 18 featured a sermon from dynamic speaker, the Rev. J. More...

Parent Revolution organizing force behind parents who signed McKinley petition

By Cheryl Scott
Bulletin Staff Writer

When a large group of parents on Dec. More...

Opinion

Lame duck hunters prove elections matter

By Bill Wilson

For decades, public sector unions at the state and local levels have hijacked the public appropriations process via collective bargaining agreements. More...

One nation under surveillance

Obama’s surge against civil liberties

By Steven Strauss

A fter Sept. 11, the Bush White House expanded the government’s powers to spy on and harass U.S. citizens, using the “war on terror” as a pretext. In 2006, then Sen. More...

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Calendar - Free Access

Community Calendar

44th Annual Kwanzaa Karamu More...

SENIOR CALENDAR

Ceramics Class Special Workshop Ceramics class is regularly scheduled every Tuesday and Thursday from 9 a.m. to noon. Class is for beginners through advanced and covers all aspects of the crafts. Art Class More...

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