With mandatory water restrictions on the horizon this summer, the La Verne City Council this week adopted a resolution and an ordinance calling for voluntary water reduction in the city.
For the first time in La Verne’s 101-year history, a woman will serve on the city council. But councilwoman Donna Nasmyth said she would rather have citizens focus less on her gender and more on her qualifications for the job.
During the orange picking season of January to March, the Heritage Park Foundation invites families to come and pick their own oranges every Saturday at Heritage Park.
Jeannette Vagnozzi is a very active community member as well as a University of La Verne alumna, currently teaching principals of effective communication at ULV. She also wears the hats of the city of La Verne’s administrative superintendent and treasurer; in addition, she has an up-and-coming Web site plus a vast array of community programs and projects.
Measure S, the proposal that would increase the city’s utility user’s tax, passed by a narrow margin when votes in La Verne's municipal election were tabulated Tuesday night.