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Councilman Johnson Exonerated in 'Conflict' Case
Councilman Steven Johnson with Defense Attorney Richard Farquhar outside the West Covina Superior Court building.
Safety improvements scheduled for El Monte and La Verne airports
The El Monte Airport. The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors has approved plans to seek bids for runway and taxiway improvements at two San Gabriel Valley airports.
Kitchen fire sends one to hospital for smoke inhalation
A fire that broke out in the kitchen of a Palm Springs residence Thursday afternoon sent one occupant to the hospital for smoke inhalation, fire officials said.
La Verne Councilman Steven Johnson found not guilty
After about a dozen hours of deliberation, a jury found La Verne City Councilman Steven Johnson not guilty of conflict of interest related to a vote made in 2007.
La Verne councilman found not guilty
A jury has found a La Verne councilman not guilty of conflict of interest charges, court officials said.
Baking and Shaking at New York's Finest
Sal's ready to serve some fresh bagels hot out of the oven. Moving faster than a New York minute, Sal, a Queens-born and raised baker now living in La Verne, is preparing bagels, baguettes, dinner rolls, turnovers, and deep dish Sicilian pizza before opening the doors at 6 a.m. to his New York City's Finest Bakery and Cafe in West Covina.
La Verne Library summer programs revolve around reading
The La Verne Library is encouraging creativity during summer reading programs. The Color Your Summer Adult Reading Program is for adults 18 and over.
Outdoor Elegance Has Insider's Edge on Design and Style
From left, Keith Stibler, U.S. Sales Manager; Tom Kay, General Manager, Outdoor Elegance; and Carlos Alfaro, Export Manager, Grupo Kettal.
Chaffey, University of La Verne sign transfer agreement
The University of La Verne and Chaffey College have partnered to offer an admission guarantee for university-bound students who have completed all transfer requirements.
Trial begins in case against La Verne councilman
The prosecutor in a case against a La Verne councilman tried to show the jury Tuesday that the councilman was aware of a potential conflict of interest in a city vote, but chose to ignore advice from city officials.
Democratic group targets Republican congressional districts
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is going after Rep. David Dreier's seat for the 2010 midterm election.
La Verne Chamber of Commerce celebrates 100 years of networking
A century has passed since a group of local merchants came together to benefit each other and their community.
Mom's the Word: Summer bargains
Both boys came down with a horrendous cough on the last day of school, so these first lazy days of summer vacation find us in a haze of humidifier steam, with the kids stooped over more steam from their warm drinks.
The City That Never Sleeps: 24 Hours in La Verne Well, Almost
The goal was simple but audacious: Report on the events and people in La Verne from 6 a.m. Friday to 6 a.m. Saturday - a 24-hour La Verne slice of life and a tip of the cap to Jack Bauer, the "24" television series protagonist played by Kiefer Sutherland.
La Verne hikes parking tickets
People who park their cars illegally can expect to see an increase in the price of their ticket here.
The Soaring Sunday Tale of La Verne's High Flyer
In his sophomore year at Cal Poly Pomona, engineering student Kevin York, a Bonita High School 2002 graduate, was heading straight for the 9-to-5 workaday world.
Claire Marshall wins scholarship from Rotary Club of La Verne
Claire Marshall of Bonita High School has been named the winner of the annual Rotary scholarship presented by the Rotary Club of La Verne.
New La Verne Crime Log, June 11-18
Reporting Person requesting area check on "Peeping Tom," white male in 20s with glasses and baseball cap.
Charlie Takes the Prize, but LeRoy Haynes Center, LV Chamber Also Come Out Winners
Pictured, from left, are Dan Maydeck, President and CEO of LeRoy Haynes Center; Brian McNerney, President and CEO of the La Verne Chamber of Commerce; Connie LaMarche, President and Founder of Cruisin' La Verne; and car owner Charlie Tachdjian.
La Verne passes budget that includes trash fee increased
Sales tax is down and trash fees are up. The City Council meeting on Monday featured the passage of the city budget as well as an increase in trash fees.