Glendora News

Jo Dee Messina is bringing more than her top 10 country hits to Glendora on Saturday.

For immediate release, NHRA GLENDORA, Calif. - No sport does a better job of treating its fans as partners than the NHRA Full Throttle Drag Racing Series so it should come as no surprise that the league is turning to its fans to determine who will win "The Quest for the Full Throttle Moment of the Year" and the combined purse of $70,000. Beginning ...

The U.S. Senate's vote Wednesday to extent unemployment benefits and expand homebuyer tax credits boosted morale in the San Gabriel Valley and Whittier.

Three Glendora Unified School District school board incumbents will keep their seats.

About 600 people attended an All Souls Day and Day of the Dead celebration at Oakdale Memorial Park and Mortuary in Glendora on Monday.

SAFETY INITIATIVES FOR 2010 ANNOUNCED; ALSO NEW REGULATIONS DESIGNED TO REDUCE CHANCE OF OIL/FUEL/TRANSMISSION LEAKS GLENDORA, Calif.

The nation's economy grew at a better-than-expected 3.5 percent pace during the third quarter, officially ending the worst U.S. economic downturn since the Great Depression.

Dennis Ryan is used to dealing with a crush of customers. As the franchise owner of two local Domino's Pizza locations, he frequently has to hustle to keep up with the orders.

Budget concerns and an overcrowded campus are issues concerning four candidates running for two open seats on the Citrus College Board of Trustees.

Months after workers completed construction, a retail project on Grand Avenue sits mostly empty as potential tenants patiently wait for the economy to pick up.

For the first time ever, Glendora officials are clearing the path for a downtown business to add a rooftop restaurant above its second floor.

Almost everyone involved in the process understood that not everyone would be happy with the outcome.

Prosecutors have yet to file charges against former City Manager James Mussenden, who was arrested in a Pomona prostitution sting last week, officials said.

A man posing as a water department employee stole $800 from an 87-year-old woman on Tuesday.

Pursuing a college education is becoming increasingly expensive, and the rising price of textbooks is contributing to the costs.

San Gabriel Valley leaders are preparing for a fight Thursday, when they'll try to persuade the county transit authority to include funding for the Gold Line Foothill Extension as a priority in its long-range transportation plan.

For Al French, it all goes back to a 1952 Dodge. "It was the first car I ever put a wrench to unsupervised," he said.

Those who knew her called her a strong woman who stood up for what she believed.

The District Attorney is weighing possible criminal charges for an off-duty sheriff's deputy accused of hitting a man in the head with his service pistol during an argument in Glendora.

Sure, we may be plagued by a budget crisis that still threatens to spin out of control.