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'South Pacific' auditions coming up
Auditions for "South Pacific," Tustin Area Council for Fine Arts and Theatrical Productions, Inc.
Napolitano, Gonzalez and Miller vie in new 32nd Congressional District
When the redistricting commission finished drawing the new 32nd Congressional District, it appeared as if it was drawn for a Latino and a Democrat.
Inland Empire's private colleges feel some pain, some gain
Local private colleges are sending a similar message to their public counterparts: even as their nongovernmental funding sources keep them comparatively insulated from the state's budget crisis, the future is grim.
University of La Verne commencement speaker a hit
University of La Verne commencement keynote speaker Dr. Freeman Hrabowski, president of University of Maryland Baltimore County, speaks to graduates on Saturday.
A&E's Storage Wars back June 5
Tune in alert as A&E'S hit series "Storage Wars" returns for an all new third season on Tuesday June 5 at 10 and 10:30 PM Tune in alert as A&E'S hit series "Storage Wars" returns for an all new third season on Tuesday June 5 at 10 and 10:30 PM Everyone's favorite modern-day treasure hunters continue on their quest for the extraordinary in an action ... (more)
Claremont resident Helaine Goldwater is being honored today, May 23, as one of the recipients of the Older American Awards, a prestigious honor handed out by the Los Angeles County Commission.
Oak Mesa Elementary's 100 Mile Club gets kids moving in La Verne
If you've been seeing kids wearing lime green T-shirts and walking in circles on the streets of La Verne, don't worry.
Gunman robs La Verne coffee shop of $2,000
La Verne police Lt. Gary Mason said the robber carried a revolver and wore a sweatshirt with the hood covering his face.
After 27 Years in Prison, Frank O'Connell is Eager to Prove Innocence
Frank O'Connell, 54, remembers the day in 1985 when he left his parents' Glendora home for his appearance in court.
Western U graduate shocked by unexpected appearance of her son
Master of Science in Nursing, Health Systems Leadership-Administrative Nurse Leader graduate Christine Linda Green is astonished to see her son Brandon during her hooding.
Here's a Stroke of Genius: Educate Yourself on the Signs and Symptoms of Stroke
In March 2011 Dimascio was enjoying a midday Saturday watching television while his wife, Violet, prepared lunch.A Initially, Dimascio felt odd, perhaps a bit light-headed and faint.A He got up, looked into the bathroom mirror and saw that the entire right side of his face was drooping.
Dreier recognizes community efforts of 12 Inland Valley high school students
Rep. David Dreier, R-San Dimas, has recognized 12 Inland Valley students among 40 honored with his district as part of the 2012 Youth Volunteer Awards.
Local U.S. Open qualifying concludes
Every year almost ten thousand players from across the country go through local qualifying in hopes of taking their first step toward the U.S. Open.A Los Angeles area qualifying took place this past week at Industry Hills Golf Course and Oakmont Country Club.A A total of eleven players advanced from the two qualifiers.A These players will have the ... (more)
Not All Effort Can Be Mailed In; Sometimes, You Actually Have to Do the Work to Get Things Done
Greg DeSmet, Jim Anderson, Greg Tatsch, Jorge Montero and Melody Leader put their Saturday to good use, collecting food for those in need.
Oak Mesa Elementary's 100 Mile Club gets kids moving
Students jog during the 100 Mile Club at Oak Mesa Elementary in La Verne on Tuesday, May 9, 2012.
Man faces hearing for break-ins at La Verne City Hall, Community Center
A Glendora man will be arraigned Wednesday for allegedly breaking into La Verne City Hall and the Community Center in February and stealing $5,000, city checks, gift cards and movie passes.
Riders may feel pinch of increasing costs at Metrolink
Passengers seeking to escape the escalating summer gas prices aboard the Metrolink may not find the welcome relief they are expecting as train fares will likely take a climb in the coming weeks.
Budget revision calls for pay cuts, depends on tax hike
Gov. Jerry Brown, in his May budget revision released on Monday, proposed more than $8 billion in cuts to close a $15.7 billion budget deficit.
REGION: Summer science camps for high school students offered
The University of La Verne received two major federal grants last September and October and with the grants is offering two different summer science camps for Inland-area high school students.
Students for Free Enterprise in La Verne Show Capitalism Is in Good Hands by Larry Stewart
Dr. Issam Ghazzawi and Sowing Seeds for Life CEO Vicki Brown are sowing the seeds of free enterprise in the eastern San Gabriel Valley.