Bubble runners enjoy their first bubble stop at the 5k Bubble Run race Saturday at the Fairplex.
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Early birds flutter near Claremont
The Pomona Valley Audubon Society hosted its monthly bird walk at Claremont’s Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden bright and early Sunday morning.
Traveling faire visits Irwindale
Santiago of the Clan Tynker Family sets the scene with his accordion as the circus gets started at the Renaissance Pleasure Faire at the Santa Fe Dam in Irwindale Sunday.
Flower arrangements in Claremont
Exhibit no. 77 wins first place in the “Found Container” category of the Claremont Flower Show last weekend.
STEA²M Fair includes art, agriculture
Bill Nye, host of PBS show “Bill Nye the Science Guy” and current CEO of the Planetary Society, spoke to younger generation on various ways to combat global warming during the STEA²M Fair on March 15-16 at the Fairplex.
Meeting considers gun laws
State Sen. Anthony Portantino, D-La Cañada Flintridge, and advocates for gun control spoke on the existing gun laws in California and addressed current gun violence issues during an open event at Pomona College Sunday, co-hosted by the local League of Women Voters-Mount Baldy chapter and the Pomona College Politics Department.
Market gets sustainable makeover
Every Saturday the city of Pomona hosts its weekly farmers market on the corner of Pearl Street and Garey Avenue.
Crystal convention is a hidden gem
The California Federation of Mineralogical Societies and Pasadena Lapidary Society (CFMS) hosted the 80th Annual Statewide Show and Convention at the Fairplex in Pomona last weekend.
First 2 years of college could be free
California Gov. Gavin Newsom hopes to let some community college students off the hook for tuition for two full years.
Assembly bill could require full day kindergarten by ’21
A new assembly bill could require California public schools to implement full-day kindergarten programs by the year 2021.