TORRANCE TRIBUNE January 22, 2015 Page 9 Police Reports Hawthorne Police Department Weekly Crime Mon 1/5/15 to Sun 1/11/15 ROBBERY 14100 S CERISE AV PUBLIC PARK, PLAYGROUND Mon 01/05/15 17:00 Property Taken: Blue Tooth Headphones ROBBERY 3100 W ROSECRANS AV OTHER Tue 01/06/15 02:15 Property Taken: Us Coins, Cup Of Hot Chocolate ROBBERY 4100 W EL SEGUNDO BL Wed 01/07 12:48 ROBBERY W 139TH ST/S KORNBLUM AV STREET, HIGHWAY, ALLEY Wed 01/07/15 16:02 Property Taken: (1)Gold Colored Iphone 6/ With Clear/Blk Case ROBBERY 4100 W 132ND ST STREET, HIGHWAY, ALLEY Thu 01/08/15 16:48 Property Taken: Blk/Gry Colored SAMSUNG S5 Active ATTEMPT ROBBERY W EL SEGUNDO BL/S PRAIRIE AV STREET, HIGHWAY, ALLEY Thu 01/08/15 19:40 ROBBERY 14600 S OCEAN GATE AV DEPARTMENT STORE Sat 01/10/15 17:50 ROBBERY 11800 S GREVILLEA AV STREET, HIGHWAY, ALLEY Sun 01/11/15 15:38 BURGLARY 14700 S BODGER AV Mon 01/05 08:59 Property Taken: Sony Cd Player, Air Compressor BURGLARY – RESIDENTIAL 14400 S CORDARY AV HOUSE Mon 01/05/15 21:27 Property Taken: $10,000 In Us Currency From Master Bedroom, Beretta 9mm 92fs Handgun, 25 Miscellaneous Watches Worth Approximately $7k, 3 Miscellaneous Gold Rings, White Gold Wedding Band W/I Heart Lupita Engraved, Black Casio G Shock From Son’s Bedroom, House Keys BURGLARY – RESIDENTIAL 5300 W 138TH PL HOUSE Tue 01/06/15 09:43 Property Taken: 13 Inch Silver Apple Macbook Pro BURGLARY – RESIDENTIAL 4300 W 141ST ST APARTMENT/CONDO Tue 01/06/15 15:30 BURGLARY 4500 W 118TH ST APARTMENT/ CONDO Tue 01/06/15 21:00 Property Taken: Art Collections, 3 Foot By 3 Foot Oil Painting Of A Girl Dancing, Acrylic Painting 3 Foot By 3 Foot Of A Girl Posing BURGLARY 13400 S DOTY AV Wed 01/07 11:54 Property Taken: Michael Kors Purse (Brown) And Off Whi Wallet, $80 Us Currency, Driver’s License BURGLARY – RESIDENTIAL 11600 S FREEMAN AV STORAGE SHED Wed 01/07/15 08:00 Property Taken: Tools, Two Drill Set In Blk/Yellow Carry Case Brand New BURGLARY 13600 S CORDARY AV Wed 01/07 16:14 Property Taken: Misc. Documents BURGLARY 13400 S DOTY AV Wed 01/07 19:39 Property Taken: Garage Door Opener, House Keys, 3 Music Cds, Passport Application BURGLARY – RESIDENTIAL 12800 S ROSELLE AV STORAGE SHED Wed 11/19/14 12:00 Property Taken: 2x Cashmere Coats, 12x Guess Jeans Denim, 2x Pair Nike Air Jordans, 2x Tommy Hillfiger Purse, Suede Blue Jacket, Leather Black Jacket BURGLARY – COMMERCIAL 13500 S HAWTHORNE BL BANK, SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY Thu 01/08/15 17:08 BURGLARY – RESIDENTIAL 5500 W 138TH PL HOUSE Thu 01/08/15 19:35 BURGLARY – RESIDENTIAL 12700 S TRURO AV DUPLEX/FOURPLEX Sat 01/10/15 01:36 BURGLARY – COMMERCIAL 12900 S INGLEWOOD AV DRUG STORE – PHARMACY Sat 01/10/15 05:07 BURGLARY – RESIDENTIAL 4200 W EL SEGUNDO BL MOTEL & HOTEL ROOM Sat 01/10/15 20:20 Property Taken: (1) Annual Social Security Statement BURGLARY – RESIDENTIAL 5500 W 133RD ST HOUSE Sun 01/11/15 11:44 • Tech Talk What is the Cloud? By Sid Kato, Array Systems, Inc. The name “cloud” sounds mysterious and difficult to grasp. It really isn’t. In its simplest form anything outside of your physical location, i.e. your house or office, is the cloud. The way most of us access things outside of our physical location is through the public information highway known as the internet. The cloud has become synonymous with the Internet. If you travel back in time when the dinosaurs walked the earth (25+ years ago) before the internet, everything was self-contained in your office. The software, hardware and data you needed to perform your daily duties were all located in one location – usually on a PC or server sitting under a desk. If you were connected to another office location, your company owned and managed the connection of these “self-contained” locations. Today our world is ubiquitous because of the Internet. Not only are you connecting to other offices through the internet but you are also accessing software and hardware through the Internet. You can even store your data on the internet. The cloud, then, is all that stuff outside of your current physical location or, if you’re a dinosaur like me, outside of your cave! Dear Readers, this new column will address frequently asked technology questions by small business owners. If you have any questions you’d like answered, email to pr@heraldpublications. com and we will try to answer them. Thank you and enjoy! • Ohio State from page 6 were able to pull all the strings necessary in order to bring home a championship trophy. Another key cog to this championship run was sophomore tailback Ezekiel Elliot. Elliot carried the load for the Buckeyes not only in the championship game, but all season long. With 246 yards and four touchdowns against Oregon, however, Elliot not only won Offensive Player of the Game, but also may have been the sole reason that Ohio State had so much success. “This year was a great year to learn a lot of things,” said Elliot. “I think we’ll be the same team next year. As long as we stay humble, we grind hard in the offseason, don’t let our heads get too big, I think we’ll be here next year.” Keep in mind, those are words coming from a sophomore. Not just any sophomore, but a sophomore who has just finished a year in which he tallied 1,878 yards, a total of 18 touchdowns and won a national championship. To be thinking about getting back to the grind, keeping a level head and winning another next year just moments after accepting the championship trophy shows the true character of the group of guys that Meyer has compiled on his championship team this season. It wasn’t just Jones, Elliot and Meyer who got it done for Ohio State, though. The Buckeyes came together and gave the perfect team effort every time they needed to in order to get the job done. And don’t forget the defense. They held Oregon and their high-flying offense to its lowest point output of the entire season. Jim Harbaugh might want to think twice about the job that he just accepted at Michigan. Right now there is Urban Meyer’s Ohio State Buckeyes and then there is everyone else in the Big Ten. With a team full of stand-out sophomores who will all be returning next year and a coach that simply knows how to keep his players motivated, it looks as if the Buckeyes will be around for quite some time to come. Winning a national championship is no easy thing to do, but whether you like the Ohio State Buckeyes or not, you’d better get used to seeing them contend for one in the next few years to come. • Ask the DMV Q: I just paid my registration online, but forgot to change my address. Can I go back online to make the correction so I can receive my registration tags at my new address? A: Unfortunately, it is too late. When you pay for your registration tags online, our system immediately updates your information and your tags are mailed to you in approximately three days. Changing your address takes our system a little longer to update. If you do not receive your new registration tags within 30 days, please apply for duplicate registration tags. Q: I heard that select DMV offices will be open on Saturday beginning in January 2015. Which offices will be open and which types of transactions will be handled? A: Beginning January 3, 2015, the DMV began offering Saturday hours at 60 select offices statewide from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. where customer representatives will process ONLY driver license transactions for individuals who have scheduled an appointment. The DMV has also opened four temporary driver license processing centers in Granada Hills, San Jose, Stanton, and Lompoc where individuals with or without an appointment can receive assistance with driver license transactions only. For a list of offices open Saturday: http://dmv.ca.gov/ portal/dmv/detail/fo/fotocds Q: When will the Legacy license plate be issued? A: There is a lot of excitement building for our new Legacy license plate and you will soon be seeing them on vehicles driving down our roads and highways. It’s estimated that production will begin within nine to 12 months. Legislation introduced the California Legacy License Plate program, which offers vehicle owners the opportunity to purchase replicas of California license plates similar to those issued in the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s. View them at www.dmv.ca.gov. Q: What happens if applicants, under AB60, cannot provide the primary identification documents necessary to verify their identity and residency to obtain an original driver license? A: AB60 applicants may provide additional documentation to verify their identity and residency through the Secondary Review process. An appointment will be scheduled to meet with our specially trained staff in order to review the additional documentation which must be original or certified. The interview may last as long as one hour. The following documentation may be considered during this appointment: school documents, marriage license or divorce decree, expired foreign passports, foreign driver license, income tax return, and other DMV approved documents. For a full list of DMV approved documents visit ab60.dmv.ca.gov. If an applicant cannot provide the necessary documentation to verify identity and residency, the AB60 driver license application will not be completed. Individuals can appeal the decision through the DMV Driver Safety Appeal process. • School from front page state will do in terms of a new assessment with the tests to be taken this spring. Our hope is that we are going to do very well in those. The truth is we did well statewide in the past.” TUSD has eight elementary schools that are designated as Title I as well as three middle schools, which Egan estimates makes 30 percent of the district’s population fall into the low-income bracket. Students are determined to be low-income based on the access they have to the free/reduced meals program that is offered by schools. Despite the uncertainty of what the new test results will yield, Egan and the district are determined to work closely with parents via advisory committees that would meet on a regular in order to better identify the areas of academic shortfalls among low-income students. “This [meetings with parents] is not for the purpose of one exercise; it would be an ongoing relationship to build that community with them,” Egan said. “The goal of the first session is to let our guard down and let them [parents] know that we feel that they can help See School, page 10
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