After the city council rejected previous proposals to consider contracting with the Los Angeles County Fire Department, Councilman Muir Davis put forward a vote for a study – this time, one that would come at no cost to the city.
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La Verne kids light up holidays
The city of La Verne hosted their annual tree lighting ceremony in front of City Hall Tuesday night.
Restaurant Review: Sol Flower provides sweet treats, boba
Upon entering the new Sol Flower café, a pink wall embellished with what seems to be hand-painted flamingos, toucans and foliage draws your eyes in immediately.
La Verne honors veterans’ service and sacrifice
The University of La Verne honored veterans during a celebration that began at Sneaky Park and ended at a ceremony outside of Veterans Hall.
Restaurant Review: Golden Peach Café offers casual lunch spot
If the closures of the Covina and Chino Hills Guppy House locations have left a popcorn chicken-sized hole in your heart, Golden Peach Café has arrived to fill it.
Firefighters’ suit alleges secret surveillance
The La Verne Firefighters Association, the local chapter of the International Association of Firefighters union, is suing the city of La Verne, La Verne Fire Chief Peter Jankowski and Battalion Chief Michael Thompson.
Apartments offer new housing option
La Verne Landing Apartments, a 38-unit apartment complex opening fall 2019, will have studio, 2-bedroom and 3-bedroom layouts with a kitchen and will not include resident assistants or mandatory meal plans.
Residents fight Sierra La Verne development
Following resident-led efforts to protect the Marshall Canyon Golf Course, the city of La Verne took proactive measures to address community concerns about the pending sale of the Sierra La Verne Country Club last month.
Restaurant Review: Thumbs up for Show Ramen
Last night led me on an impromptu date night to Show Ramen of La Verne.
La Verne earthquake rattles students’ nerves
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.