15 Bonita students hospitalized
Approximately 15 Bonita High School students were hospitalized after ingesting an unknown substance Thursday
afternoon, according to La Verne Police Lt. Tom Frayeh.
Historic building collapses in Pomona
The historic Pomona City Stables began to collapse early Wednesday morning, closing the southbound portion of White Avenue between Monterey Avenue and First Street.
Arellano breaks receptions record
The record for most receptions in the Leopards’ football program for 33 years was 123 – until senior wide receiver Alex Arellano decided to change it.
Playwright talks change and hope
Patrons packed tightly into the dimly lit Dailey Theatre Tuesday night to listen in on a lecture by the highly talented playwright Luis Valdez.
Preparing for disaster
Capt. Todd Hartounian and engineer Leo Kilman from the La Verne Fire Department work with their team and volunteers from the La Verne community to handle and treat dummy victims of a simulated bomb blast during the first set of Disaster Management trainings Nov. 3 in Sneaky Park.
Working to understand immigration
Zimanei Slocum, sophomore anthropology major and theater minor, proposed the question, “Who built what?” next to the Donald Trump quote, “When Mexico sends its people, they are not sending their best,” on the graffiti wall during the “Pushing Boundaries: Understanding Immigration” event Wednesday in the Quad.