Tennille Wright

The smell of cinnamon potpourri filled the air while furry string puppets danced around in the hands of children on Saturday during the Harvest Festival at the Pomona Fairplex.

Awareness, self esteem and enlightenment are words that University of La Verne senior Jeanette Williams lives by.

Dailey Theatre is traveling back in time to 14th Century France for “Red Noses,” which opened last night and runs through Sunday.

In remembrance of Kristallnacht, Deborah Lipstadt, professor of modern Jewish and holocaust studies at Emory University, shared the story of the capture and trial of Adolf Eichmann, a war criminal responsible for the deaths of millions of Jewish people.

Pastel colored walls, a surfboard, pictures trimmed in bamboo, an overall relaxed environment and tasteful bowls of food are what the new restaurant Bowl of Heaven has to offer.

The DJ spins cumba and meringue music while people dance under the stars in celebration of Dia de los Muertos, a day that remembers the lives of deceased family and friends.