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Inglewood Mayor Roosevelt DornInglewood Mayor Roosevelt Dorn pleaded guilty yesterday to a misdemeanor conflict-of-interest charge and has resigned his position.

As part of a plea agreement, the 74-year-old Dorn will be barred from holding public office for the rest of his life. He submitted his resignation as mayor Sunday night, according to the District Attorney's Office.

Dorn's guilty plea came just as jury selection was about to begin in his trial on charges stemming from his acceptance of a $500,000 loan through a city housing program. He was immediately sentenced to two years probation and ordered to pay a $1,000 fine.

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An Easy Win For Tabor Low voter turnout, a
last minute change of
candidates, and an
opponent who wouldn’t
campaign gave Mayor-Elect
Danny Tabor an easy victory
Tuesday night. The unofficial
count put him at 2,504
votes to Councilwoman Judy
Dunlap’s 1,349, or a 65% to
35% edge.
This is the ninth time
Dunlap has ran for mayor
and lost.
Katrina’s 5th Anniversary in New Orleans When Katrina hit in
August 2005 it
was difficult to
comprehend the devastation,
hopelessness and inconceivable
lack of response from the
U.S. on American soil. Misery
was everywhere. Tears
fell across the nation and disbelief
was felt around the
world as the misery was
broadcast internationally.
Richardson’s Remains Points to Skeletons in LASD It’s the news we’ve dreaded
hearing. Skeletal remains
of missing woman
Mitrice Richardson, were
positively identified last
week—ending a near yearlong
search. Two weeks ago,
investigators went to Las
Vegas to check out reports of
possible sightings. However,
dental records indicate she
has been dead for at least
6 months. The skull and
bones were discovered about
6 miles from the Malibu-Lost
Hills Sheriff’s station.
Myrtle Faye Rumph of Inglewood Receives Presidential Award Myrtle Faye Rumph of Inglewood, California, founder of the Al Wooten Jr. Heritage Center, is one of the 13 winners of the 2010 Citizens Medal award, the nation’s second-highest civilian honor. Rumph, along with the other winners from across the country, was welcomed by President Obama on August 4, as they receive the presidential award for exemplary service for their fellow citizens.
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Tabor, the Right Choice for Inglewood

On Tuesday, Aug. 31, Inglewood voters will choose their next mayor. You will have two choices—both sitting councilmembers with a long history in politics. But that is where the similarities end....

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Let’s Change What We Can

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  Living outside the area you’re elected to represent is political fodder for local leaders as well as the White House. From Day One, proving he is legal resident of the U.S. has become a “thorn...

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Underperforming teachers, backed by a reticent teacher’s union, may have cost the state as much as $700 million in school funding, according to the L.A. Times. In line to receive its...

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Legislation authored by Sen. Roderick D. Wright to boost the academic performance of foster children in California by limiting the number of school transfers they must endure each year, has gone to...

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A groundbreaking ceremony took place in Inglewood for a new development that will provide affordable, permanent housing for homeless veterans. The event took place at the U.S. Vets, 733 S. Hindry Avenue...

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Grant to Help Local Businesses Save Water

The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation (USBR) has awarded West Basin Municipal Water District (West Basin) a $296,250 grant to replace more than 1,300 water...

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While the economic downturn has hurt industries of every type, a few have prospered. Debt settlement firms are among them. These companies, that promise to reduce the amount of debt owed, have also received...

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this year.  Not only have lawmakers missed the new budget deadline, but the
governor and state controller...

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