Montclair News

The Montclair Chamber of Commerce is not just in the business of helping businesses.

A group of Inland Valley members of Lions Clubs recently attend the three-day Lions Clubs International's USA/Canada Leadership Forum in Memphis, Tenn.

An 18-year-old Montclair resident was robbed and punched by strangers Monday. Randy Lee Milburn told Montclair police he was approached by at least two people in a 1990s silver Toyota Camry about 10:10 p.m. near Belair Avenue and Hawthorne Street.

California students continue to make strides - but not sprints - toward becoming physically fit.

City officials are asking for the public's help in identifying the needs of the community.

A 19-year-old woman who was considered a local pimp's most trusted prostitute will have to serve time in jail and register as a sex offender after being arrested on Holt Boulevard.

State lawmakers are moving forward with a plan to become eligible for hundreds of millions in federal education grants, but they're doing so over the objections of many local teachers unions and school officials who say the state is rushing to make complex, systemwide changes before January.

If you have a spare iMac, an extra copy of Don Quixote or maybe a park bench in your basement somewhere, the Montvale School District would like to talk to you.

While only two Inland Empire businesses have taken advantage of a new micro loan program serviced by Valley Economic Development Center, the president of this Van Nuys-based Small Business Administration lender says the pot of credit could run out by late January.

Corona Elementary School Principal Marco Villegas has two messages for his fifth grade students - they are college-bound and they can go there for free.

UPDATE: Adult Arrest Information The mood was peaceful today as school let out at Montclair High.

Montclair police are looking for a man who repeatedly tried to get a teenager into his car Wednesday.

Volunteers help throughout the community every day and a large number of those individuals are senior citizens.

San Antonio Water Co.'s recent water stock auction was the hot topic on Thursday night at a meeting of the San Antonio Heights Association.

As a poor boy in a Taiwanese family of 10 children, Wen Chang devoured books donated by American philanthropists and dreamed of America.

A Pomona man was sentenced Friday to one year in jail for causing a Jan. 26 crash that killed his two passengers and injured six people including him.

North Oaklanders gathered Saturday to hear about changes that would affect businesses and homeowners in Rockridge and Montclair neighborhoods as part of a citywide change in zoning.

A car full of people attacked and robbed a pedestrian then dragged him for a few seconds before they let him go.

A Pomona man who led police on a short chase after refusing to pull over for a minor traffic stop is being held in connection with the Sept.

Parking in the city on several public streets as well as in a bus loading zone at Kingsley Elementary School will soon be restricted.