Thursday May 24 | Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
John Weeks: Citrus was king at 1964 Orane Show
Clint Eastwood, Eartha Kitt and a very young version of the Osmond Brothers were among the headliners at the 49th annual National Orange Show held March 12-22, 1964, in San Bernardino.
Crisis impacts transfer students
Citrus students who plan on transferring to a California State University in the fall, will be faced with the sixth tuition increase since 2005 and a faculty strike that may delay the start of the school year.
Ashtrays for butts, benches too
With schools around the state in a bind due to the budget crisis, it is time for Citrus to begin enforcing a stricter smoking policy as a means to generate alternative revenue.
Thanks for the learning, CDC teachers, staff
As the Child Development Center closes its doors, we reflect on the 34 years of caring service that CDC teachers and staff have provided.
Bomb Threat Reported at Citrus
Another bomb threat has been reported at the Citrus College campus, according to scanner reports.
With the recent discovery of a deadly citrus disease in Southern California, the level of concern among Valley citrus growers is high.
Despite opposition, Covina council moves to relocate 7-ton Olmec head to Jalapa Park
19, 2012. COVINA - Despite pleas and requests from several community members to move a giant Olmec head to the city library, the City Council on Tuesday let its original decision stand to relocate the relic to a park on the far side of town.
Jurupa Valley: Citrus spraying begins in city
California Department of Food and Agriculture employee Fabian Sanchez sprays the foliage of a citrus trees on Urbana Avenue in Jurupa Valley.
The City Council will consider approving a $50,000 Community Development Block Grant to RED, a downtown eatery and nightclub that is expected to open later this year, during its meeting at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at City Hall, 125 E. College St.