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STEAM Fair demos tech, archaeology
Visitors were captivated by the technology driven booths at the second annual STEAM Fair on Friday and Saturday.
Residents find serenity in nature
Local residents became one with nature as they strolled through California’s largest botanical gardens with their flashlights and water bottles under a full moon at the Full Moon Walk inside the California Botanic Gardens.
Handcrafted magic mystifies
Magician Greg VanHolsbeck knew he had the audience’s attention when he handed a bookmark to a member of the audience, and told her to place it in a book.
Election unseats La Verne mayor
City Council member Tim Hepburn will take the gavel as La Verne mayor, following an upset election Tuesday in which he beat incumbent Don Kendrick, who has served as La Verne mayor since 2009.
Cookie Con brings sweets to Fairplex
The aroma of sugary goods floated throughout the air all weekend long at the L.A. Cookie Convention and Sweets Show at the Fairplex in Pomona.
Dog show features best of the best
The Fairplex was packed with over 200 breeds of highly trained and perfectly groomed dogs Saturday and Sunday at the Beverly Hills Dog Show.
Shooting may be gang related
La Verne police are still investigating a midday shooting Wednesday that left one victim in stable condition with wounds to his upper and lower torso. At around 1 p.m., residents on First and A streets reported the sounds of gunfire they described as a flurry of about 10 shots.
New bill calls for compulsory voting
California could soon require all registered voters to cast a ballot under a newly proposed law.
Ballot measure would raise La Verne sales tax
On Tuesday La Verne residents will vote on a measure that would increase the city’s sales tax from 9.5% to 10.25%.