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Janitor turned journalist based in Southern California. Past bylines with the OC Register, the Daily Pilot and LA Times.
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South Pasadena Officials Redirect Federal Funds From Meal Program

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By Eric Anthony Licas
| South Pasadena Review Verified
South Pasadena officials redirected over $17,000 in federal funding earlier this month initially intended for a program providing meals to seniors because a new policy going into effect in July would have denied access to undocumented immigrants.
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South Pasadena Lists Sale of More Caltrans Homes

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By Eric Anthony Licas
| South Pasadena Review Verified
Another round of former Caltrans properties in South Pasadena hit the market this week, the city announced, as part of an ongoing effort to return land once seized to extend the 710 Freeway that was never built back to residential use. The seven properties that went to market on June 9, via Dave Knight Real Estate, were among 12 approved for purchase by the City Council in March.
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Firefighting Goats Return to South Pasadena

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By Eric Anthony Licas
| South Pasadena Review Verified
Hungry goats will chomp down on overgrown vegetation in Monterey Hills neighborhood before it dries out and becomes a possible fuel source for a fire as part of a plan recently approved by the South Pasadena City Council. Councilmembers unanimously approved a contract with Capra Environmental Services at a meeting on Wednesday, May 20. The company sends goats into fire-prone hillsides to graze, clearing out potentially flammable grasses and shrubs.
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