The University of La Verne and the city of Ontario are negotiating property exchanges that could allow the University to expand its Ontario presence via the new college of health and possibly other programs.
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First Person Experience: Foodie Fest brings fair fun back to the public
As the world slowly phases out of the COVID-19 pandemic, some of the best things are becoming available to the public again, including Ontario’s Foodie Fest at the Toyota Arena.
Covina fights crime with automated license plate readers
Covina is among a handful of local cities to recently install automated license plate readers as a tool to solve grand theft auto cases and other crimes where the identification of license plates and other vehicle features is key.
Restaurant Review: Cupcakery has tastes for everyone
Before going to My Delight Cupcakery in Ontario, I had always thought of cupcakes as miniature cakes that came in chocolate or plain flavors topped with vanilla, chocolate or holiday themed frosting and sprinkles.
News Briefs
Campus news for the week of Nov. 7, 2008.
Student offers new face for Ontario
Senior political science major Jack Cunningham, just 22 years old, is running for Ontario City Council.
Cargo headlines aviation issues
The Ontario Chamber of Commerce held the second annual aviation summit March 12.
Art conveys tradition, memories
Vibrancy. Color. Intimacy. Emotion. All four of these characteristics are intertwined in the Dia De Los Muertos exhibit on display at the Museum of History and Art in Ontario through Nov 5.
News Briefs
Campus and community news for the week of March 31, 2006.
Exhibit focuses on children
One would never imagine an authentic art gallery could lay in the middle of a tiny street in the city of Ontario. Gallery by Dzine, which focuses on displaying urban artwork, is currently displaying Nathaniel Donnett’s art exhibit, “The Lost Children Series.”