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Management and officers’ associations say bringing in a chief from outside the department would be a mistake. → Read More
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
Described as a pillar of the community, Spagnolo served 18 years on the City Council and 35 in the fire district. → Read More
Described as a pillar of the community, Spagnolo served 18 years on the City Council and 35 in the fire district. → Read More
The ambitious, alternative-transportation project would require about $70 million in grants. → Read More
Mt. SAC is teaching a class at ONT to entice more students into aeronautics jobs. → Read More
The city needs $1.5 million to complete its project and is asking its residents for help. → Read More
The city needs $1.5 million to complete its project and is asking its residents for help. → Read More
Six agencies within the Metropolitan Water District must reduce usage by 35%. → Read More
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
The city completed a state-mandated inventory of military-grade weapons, which will soon include an armored vehicle. → Read More
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
Capt. Marcelo Blanco will step into the role April 28, replacing outgoing Chief Darren Goodman. → Read More
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
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
Additional, similar developments may be coming in the same area off Route 66. → Read More
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
The national bus agency sent out news releases incorrectly saying it had moved service to Claremont. It later corrected the error. → Read More
Death from being struck by a vehicle is the No. 1 reason why Southern California’s mountain lions are dying. → Read More
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