Diamond Bar News

The Azusa Public Library offers plenty of October fun: Moonlight Storytime Bilingual Tales is at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday; Pumpkin Decorating will take place at 5 p.m. Oct.

The fight is on. The never-ending battle against cancer continues, especially in October, Breast Cancer Awareness month.

City leaders battling a proposed NFL stadium could go 0-for-2 if the District Attorney's Office finds that it violated open-meeting laws, again.

Palm Springs 280, Indio 374: The Indians defeated the Rajahs at Indian Canyon Country Club.

In a nail-biter vote, the House of Representatives just voted down the bipartisan $700 billion financial bailout compromise by a vote of 205-228. Orange County's lawmakers split their votes: Reps.

Azusa High School students will learn about leadership, how to cope with problems, become excited about accomplishments, and use skills for success at the second annual Lead in Harmony conference Thursday at ...

Eisenhower fought back from a 2-1 deficit to grab a 3-2 victory over visiting Pacific.

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The entry deadline is approaching for the 2009 Inland Valley Regional Spelling Bee to be held next spring.

During this record state budget standoff, lawmakers struggled to unearth more fire-defense funding in an already overtapped treasury.

CALIFORNIA Assembly Speaker Karen Bass said there aren't any Champagne corks popping over the latest, and apparently final, compromise that has produced a state budget after 80 days of not having one.

Prompted by concern about the transportation needs of senior and disabled residents, city officials initiated a discounted taxi service when Los Angeles County voters approved Proposition A in 1995.

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There's a lot going on this weekend throughout the Inland Empire, and with Stater Bros.

Andrea Trejo, 13, recently shared her science camp experiences with the Walnut-Diamond Bar Branch of the American Association of University Women, which funded her way through the week-long summer camp.

A Diamond Bar High School digital photography class will receive 20 new computers through a generous donation from the school's Korean American Parents Association.

The Claremont Chorale will begin its 40th concert season this year and is on the lookout for new members to join the group.

Seminar targets older workers LA Works will host the fourth annual Older & Wiser: Unlimited Experience seminar on Wednesday, Oct.

There's still time to register for tonight's Family Night at the Colony High Branch Library, 3850 E. Riverside Drive, Ontario.

Sarah-Jane Kenyon, tees off on the 10th hole at Capital Hills Golf Course Sunday.