Anastacia "Staci" Baird

A citywide scavenger hunt is helping local families discover hidden gems, support local businesses and collect prizes before the Aug. 3 deadline.

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The state designation recognizes years of wildfire planning and prevention. It could bring new grant opportunities and lower homeowners' insurance costs.

Behind the brief blackout of Channel 3 is a bigger conversation about funding, public access and how La Verne shares its stories. Here’s what we know. Plus, what's on the agenda for the Jan. 20 City Council meeting.

A new volunteer effort is keeping a beloved La Verne Christmas tradition alive, and yes, they’re bringing the candy and peanuts back too.

August bills will reflect the latest increase as the City's multi-year water and sewer rate plan continues through 2029.

Shifting winds carried smoke from a warehouse fire in the Boyle Heights neighborhood of Los Angeles into the San Gabriel Valley Friday evening, prompting health precautions.

City leaders closed a projected budget gap through savings and funding shifts, but staff say long-term financial challenges remain.

A fire in Sycamore Canyon prompted evacuation warnings for nearby residents and drew air support from LA County Fire helicopters operating out of La Verne's Live Oak Reservoir. Photo by J. Baird for La Verne Daily News

District leaders warn that delaying major repairs could increase future costs as they consider whether to return to voters with another bond measure.

Owner and instructor Sonia Shaeri hopes to build community through structured, accessible yoga and creative workshops.

The new ordinance adds age restrictions, lighting requirements and a misdemeanor penalty for violations.

The LA County Fair opens May 7, and ahead of opening day, members of the media got to taste some of the fair faire during Media Preview Day. Yes, there were deep-fried things. Lots of them. There were giant desserts, TikTok-inspired drinks and enough sugary goodness to send anyone into a food fair frenzy. But my favorite part was talking with the vendors behind the creations. According to Sarah Vargas, Fairplex social media and communications specialist, this year’s fair features more than 1,

City Council asked for a six-month education period before citations begin.

The district aims to reduce long-term debt costs by refinancing bonds amid lower interest rates

The annual Women of the Year awards spotlight local community leaders whose impact is often felt but rarely seen.

From late-night practices to national competition, these San Dimas students are cooking up skills that go far beyond the kitchen.

The council voted unanimously to endorse Measure A, which La Verne voters will decide June 2.

She was born in La Verne, went to school in La Verne, and spent 40 years serving La Verne from City Hall.

To understand the timing of trains and traffic, it helps to look at what the signal system is designed to do.