Hundreds of University of La Verne students were evacuated from their classrooms and dormitories around 7:30 p.m. Tuesday after an earthquake rattled the University, prompting a school-wide check for structural damage and gas leaks and interrupting the first session of many evening courses.
Some of the thousands of immigrant children recently taken from their parents at the U.S.-Mexico border are being cared for at a facility for foster children in La Verne.
In preparation for the 2028 Olympic Games, Los Angeles County is investing in its currently disjointed public transit system by bringing a new Gold Line train station to La Verne less than a block away from campus.
About 10 people from the La Verne community and many pilots gathered Sunday at Brackett Airport for an aircraft show and barbecue.
About 15 entrepreneurs gathered Wednesday at the Rising Professionals event at La Verne’s Third Street Wine Shop to mingle and consider volunteer opportunities in the community.
Thousands flocked to the streets of La Verne and neighboring cities, Sunday morning, to celebrate CicLAvia, a festival that encourages community engagement and healthy living through car-free events.
Campus and community events for the week of April 20, 2018.
When she was in high school, Colleen Flores would question police officers while they filled out their reports at the restaurant where she worked.
Ding Tea opened its doors in La Verne Jan. 15 and offers a wide variety of teas, boba, hot drinks, coffee, and other sweets to its customers.
The La Verne City Council last week approved a cost-saving measure regarding Fire Department staffing, over the objections of many who are afraid the change will diminish the safety of city residents.
