The Claremont Wilderness Park Five Mile Loop Trail has given people a sense of normalcy despite the complications caused by the pandemic.
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Scarecrows guard Claremont homes in Halloween celebrations
The inaugural Claremont Scarecrow Party showcased decorated scarecrows in front of homes and businesses across the city throughout the month of October.
Women discuss what is at stake in election
The California Commission on the Status of Women and Girls, with the California Secretary of State and California Women Lead, held a panel discussion on the importance of empowering women to vote on issues that affect them.
Mr. Jack sells pumpkins perfect for jack-o’-lanterns
Mr. Jack O’ Lanterns Pumpkin Patch, on Highland Avenue in Hollywood, is selling a variety of pumpkins for Halloween, such as the traditional large, for sale, priced at $20. This is the perfect place to visit since Fall is officially here and Halloween is just around the corner.
ULV student is running for Pomona mayor
Jacqueline Elizalde, a senior business administration major at the University, is running for mayor of Pomona in the Nov. 3 election.
Having a scarecrow party
The Claremont Chamber of Commerce is hosting a Scarecrow Party through the month of October, allowing businesses and homeowners to decorate scarecrows to highlight the community of Claremont.
Mission Tiki Drive-In is having a moment
The Mission Tiki Drive-In theater in Montclair provides people the enjoyment of watching a movie on the big screen from the comfort of their cars.
Pro-Trump protestors gather in San Dimas
A small group of supporters of President Donald Trump wave their flags and banners on the corner of Bonita Avenue and Arrow Highway in San Dimas on Saturday.
Protesters march for change through downtown La Verne
Hundreds of demonstrators marched through downtown La Verne in support of the Black Lives Matter movement Wednesday afternoon.
Local public schools consider post-pandemic back-to-school options
Local public schools, with those across the state and nation, are in a holding pattern awaiting further notice on what school will look like in fall 2020, as the U.S. with the rest of the world considers life moving forward amid the global pandemic.