It never ceases to amaze me when people are shocked, SHOCKED to realize that their actions have consequences. So it goes in Azusa, where political and Business Leaders Condemn Duarte Officials Threat of Boycott.

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Yes, it's silly. Maybe even a little scary. But it reminds me of Rosemead city hall.

Thanks to some amazing incompetence by our city leaders and the taxpayer-subsidized Chamber of Commerce, Sriracha is no longer made in Rosemead. But it still tastes great!

San Gabriel's school board approved a project labor agreement, that stipulates that half of a projects labor be at least half union, for larger projects.

Today's SGV Tribune reports that the comment period for the Vulcan mining proposal in Azusa has been extended to Feb. 20.

See the story below for additional information and links about this proposal.

This is one of those stories that doesn't directly affect Rosemead or the cities immediately around us, but it does indirectly affect all of us.

These are a couple of the lousiest pictures that will ever be posted here. My cell phone spends time in my pocket, or in my greasy little palms, so the little lens gets dirty. Plus, it's a low-res camera to begin with.