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.
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Former student charged with faking racist incidents
A former University of La Verne student has been charged for making racially motivated threats and for posing as a victim of these threats, and an alleged racially motivated hate crime during spring semester 2019, La Verne police announced during a Monday press conference.
University begins coronavirus response plans
Although the University has not received any reports of the coronavirus on campus, faculty have been urged to prepare to move their classes online in the event of a campus wide shutdown.
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.
Research explores plant efficiency
Stacey Darling-Novak, professor of biology, discussed her research of the early development of orchids and use of microbes to improve plant life Tuesday in the Quay Davis Executive Board Room.
Jarrett talks women in government
Valerie Jarrett shared the struggles she faced as she advance from Chicago City Hall to the West Wing, using her power to give a voice to the underrepresented.
Club hopes to connect LGBTQ+ community
The LGBTQ+ Coalition club is the newest addition to the University’s wide range of clubs. The club is determined to shed light on a community they hold dear.
Proposed state law would help eliminate ‘pink tax’
California legislators are considering a bill that would eliminate the so-called “pink tax” – up-charges on women’s products and services that are substantially similar to those made for men.
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.