Claremont News

The City Council will continue to look at ways to fight water rate increases after deciding not to pursue purchasing Golden State Water Co.

Cynthia Estep-Tonan, a school nurse at Danbury School, was given a notice of dismissal at Thursday night's school board meeting.

Twice in 2009, state lawmakers had to find ways to cut tens of billions from the state budget.

Parents who take the time to know what their teenage children are up to and have strong anti-drug views can be effective in reducing their children's marijuana use, a new study says.

The new realities of the Inland Empire's commercial real estate market are still sinking in.

City officials are looking for state funds to complete the next-to-last segment of a multipurpose trail that is part of a regional system that could see completion in the next couple of years.

When Inland Valley cities first hired traffic cops to keep "horseless carriages" under control, it wasn't always a perfect fit.

The city has received $150,000 in grants to expand a parking lot at Claremont Hills Wilderness Park.

Margaret Ramirez does not want to pay a license fee for her dog Jackie - because Jackie is dead.

An alleged gang member linked to three recent killings made his first court appearance Tuesday since his arrest over the weekend.

Community Senior Services has come up with a novel fundraising idea just in time for the holidays.

Inland Valley cities are turning to a joint powers authority to help them overcome a tax grab by the state.

Claremont police on Wednesday afternoon are still unsure what caused an elderly woman to step out on the tracks in front of a commuter train.

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A 79-year-old woman was struck and killed about 3:10 p.m. today by a Metrolink train at the Indian Hill Boulevard crossing in Claremont.

Local voters on Tuesday elected new school board members in Pomona and Claremont, re-elected two governing board members at the Chaffey College district, and approved a utility-tax measure in Pomona.

The City Council has unanimously approved plans for a project that will widen sidewalks, replace trees and add street lights to the Claremont Village.

Japanese paintings exhibit continues through Dec. 6 "Zen: Japanese Paintings From The Sanso Collection" continues through Dec.

Further recommendations are expected to be delivered to the City Council later this month on how police should respond to incidents similar to a melee that erupted at an Aug.

Management guru Peter Drucker was a "great man with a really warm and sincere heart," Claremont artist Opoku Acheampong said.