Steve Scauzillo
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Ontario, CA, United States
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Recent articles by Steve:
Upland police unions support Blanco to lead department
Management and officers’ associations say bringing in a chief from outside the department would be a mistake. → Read More
Ontario approves public art program, adds fees to large industrial, commercial projects
A developer can install a piece of public art or pay $5,000 to $10,000 into a city public art fee fund. → Read More
Rancho Cucamonga Council Member Sam Spagnolo dies at 80
Described as a pillar of the community, Spagnolo served 18 years on the City Council and 35 in the fire district. → Read More
Rancho Cucamonga Council Member Sam Spagnolo dies at 80
Described as a pillar of the community, Spagnolo served 18 years on the City Council and 35 in the fire district. → Read More
3-mile San Antonio Creek trail proposed in Montclair at hefty cost
The ambitious, alternative-transportation project would require about $70 million in grants. → Read More
Airline pilot shortage prompts college aviation course at Ontario airport
Mt. SAC is teaching a class at ONT to entice more students into aeronautics jobs. → Read More
9/11 Memorial Park project in Rancho Cucamonga gains momentum
The city needs $1.5 million to complete its project and is asking its residents for help. → Read More
9/11 Memorial Park project in Rancho Cucamonga gains momentum
The city needs $1.5 million to complete its project and is asking its residents for help. → Read More
Drought prompts outdoor watering limits, possible fines for 6 million in Southern California
Six agencies within the Metropolitan Water District must reduce usage by 35%. → Read More
Southern California water supplier adopts unprecedented rule limiting outdoor irrigation
Edict will limit outdoor watering to one day per week for roughly 6 million people, largely in the San Fernando and San Gabriel Valleys as well as areas in San Bernardino County. → Read More
Upland OKs military equipment inventory, including surplus war-time weapons
The city completed a state-mandated inventory of military-grade weapons, which will soon include an armored vehicle. → Read More
Gun collection sells for $613,000 to aid no-kill animal shelter in Ontario
A quiet man who had collected nearly 1,200 antique guns and rifles ordered them sold at auction in his will. Proceeds will support the West End Shelter for Animals. → Read More
Upland’s new acting police chief is a 30-year veteran of the department
Capt. Marcelo Blanco will step into the role April 28, replacing outgoing Chief Darren Goodman. → Read More
Ontario airport reports travel in March exceeded pre-pandemic levels
Passenger counts were the highest they’ve been since early 2019, suggesting the airport has made a full recovery from the coronavirus pandemic. → Read More
Rancho Cucamonga focusing on economy, transportation and environment in 2022 and beyond
Mayor L. Dennis Michael, along with a video, presented a rosy picture of a community coming out of the pandemic at the annual State of the City address. → Read More
259 apartments approved for northeast Rancho Cucamonga
Additional, similar developments may be coming in the same area off Route 66. → Read More
Montclair council removes Ben Lopez from committees following censure
Other City Council members will take Lopez’s place on various committees after they censured him following allegations he sexually harassed two city workers. → Read More
Greyhound moves to Montclair TransCenter from Claremont
The national bus agency sent out news releases incorrectly saying it had moved service to Claremont. It later corrected the error. → Read More
Mountain lion killed on 60 Freeway in Diamond Bar is part of a rise in roadside deaths
Death from being struck by a vehicle is the No. 1 reason why Southern California’s mountain lions are dying. → Read More
Ontario begins process to switch to council districts, a first for 131-year-old city
Ontario was supposed to go to by-district voting in November 2022. But that got delayed. The city is holding workshops and public hearings on how to carve out districts for city council May-July 20… → Read More