Montclair News

The stop by a Montclair police officer of a drunken driver has resulted in the return of a missing dog to the Charter Oak area near Covina.

Ask and you may receive. City Council members will consider temporarily changing its sign ordinance after a Montclair business owner asked if the number of days a banner may be displayed could be increased to help generate additional business during tough the economic times.

A man attempting to steal liquor tried to punch a Montclair police officer and then hid at a senior citizen apartment complex until he was captured two hours later.

In the midst of an ailing economy, families need diversion more than ever. Free concerts in this summer could be just what the doctor ordered.

Sheriff's deputies arrested three people after they allegedly burglarized a business and stole a safe.

Republicans and Democrats in the state Assembly voted together on three budget revisions aimed at preventing the state from overdrawing its bank accounts, but the bipartisanship didn't last and Republicans in the Senate knocked the bills down.

From the debut of his short film "Coffee and Cigarettes" at the 1993 Sundance Film Festival, Paul Thomas Anderson firmly established himself as an auteur to watch.

Authorities from 13 agencies arrested more than 60 people, seized drugs and five firearms during a gang sweep in Fontana on Friday.

It was the YMCA youth and government program that gathered local and state legislators for a luncheon on Friday but it was the budget that weighed on everyone's minds.

San Bernardino County coroner's officials are seeking relatives of a 74-year-old man who was struck by a car and killed in Montclair on Wednesday.

A man walking across Holt Boulevard in Montclair was struck by a car and killed late Wednesday.

A proposal to eliminate the California High School Exit Exam as a graduation requirement would hurt student achievement, according to some Inland Valley educators.

Using a hoped-for agreement with city employees to take pay cuts, the City Council this week approved its 2009-10 budget.

Overcrowded classrooms. A lack of lockers. Too much socializing. These are just some of the reasons Sheree Earle of Upland is considered enrolling her daughter in an online high school.

Members of the Edgewood Middle School RC Car Club race at the school's raceway in West Covina at the club's end-of-the-year competition on June 3. This was no ordinary race day for the Edgewood RC Club in West Covina.

Don't work in your business - work "on" it. That's Dusty Callow's advice, and he's banking his career on it.

One man was left injured after an apparent gang-confrontation. Alberto Maltos, 18, of Montclair was walking home from a friend's house about 10:15 p.m. Wednesday in the 4400 block of Fauna Street when he was contacted by two men in their late teens, according to a Montclair police news release.

An Upland doctor charged with importing and smuggling almost $1 million worth of unapproved drugs has been convicted in federal court and faces sentencing next month.

Kimberly Acosta is the most popular girl in school today. The Los Osos High freshman won a 2009 LS Cobalt valued at $17,000 for having perfect attendance on Monday as part of Mark Christopher Chevrolet's "Cool to Stay in School" program.

The incident happened about 3:30 p.m. Tuesday on the 2500 block of Hallmark Drive east of Interstate 280, police said .