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Save Our License - Save Our State Event When: Sunday, January 2, 2005 Time: 10:30 a.m. Location: Redondo Beach Civic Center 415 Diamond Street Corner of Diamond St. & Pacific Coast Hwy Petition Gathering for Save Our License Flyer Promotion for Save Our State Rally Flyers, Petitions and Coffee Provided Email: www.saveourstate.org for more information

If you want to support immigration reform and www.saveourstate.org, but can not make it to a rally, you can do this: Buy gas on a Monday and fax or email your gas receipt to the John and Ken Show, KFI 640 AM. They will hold a drawing from gas receipts received, and on Tuesdays at 5pm will award PRIZES! Sen the receipt with www.saveourstate.org as your contact information. (yes, we will give you the prize if you win. LOL) Hope you filled up your car yesterday in observance of Bright Mondays. Contact Information You can e-mail the gas receipt to...

Redondo Beach will fight ruling on day laborers Lawyers plan to appeal judge's decision to block enforcement of a public solicitation law aimed at immigrant laborers gathering on street corners. By Matt Krasnowski Copley News Service Redondo Beach lawyers said they plan to file an appeal after a judge Monday extended her order barring the city from enforcing a law prohibiting laborers from soliciting employment on public streets and sidewalks. City Attorney Jerry Goddard said unless directed by the City Council to do otherwise, he will appeal U.S. District Judge Consuelo Marshall's decision to the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of...

The ruling will stay in effect as an advocacy suit goes through the courts. The city has cited or arrested 63 workers and seven employers. A federal judge issued an injunction Monday against Redondo Beach, preventing authorities from using traffic enforcement laws to arrest day laborers who solicit work on public sidewalks. Officials argue that laborers are a public nuisance because they halt pedestrian and auto traffic, cause littering problems and hassle passersby at the two street corners where they congregate. Several day laborers, who are represented by lawyers from the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund, filed suit...

Day worker arrests are halted in Redondo Beach Day laborers in Redondo Beach had their day in court Monday, and won – temporarily, at least – when a federal judge ruled that they can’t be arrested for soliciting employment on public streets and sidewalks. U.S. District Judge Consuelo B. Marshall issued a temporary restraining order against the city of Redondo Beach, preventing officials from arresting, warning or fining the workers, who have been targeted by police in recent months for violating a 15-year-old city ordinance limiting where they can solicit work. In her ruling, Marshall wrote that “there are serious...

Californians Turn Out For Somber Memorial Day CelebrationsTORRANCE — The family of Army Sgt. Brian Wood will lead the annual Memorial Day parade in Redondo Beach this year. It's an honor, but not one they would have chosen. Wood was killed April 16 when his military vehicle pulled off the road and hit a mine in Tikrit, Sadam Hussein's home town, just weeks after Wood's 21st birthday. The Woods will remember their son Monday like thousands of other Californians whose family members are serving in Iraq, or who have lost loves ones. This year's Memorial Day celebrations promise to be...

They said it couldn't be done ... and Rev. Friend proved them wrong! Click on the link for pictures and video of last Monday's outstanding Memorial Day Parade!

He just announced that they will turn a previously scheduled event in Redondo Beach, CA into a Support the Troups Rally. It will be this Thursday.