The 17th annual Claremont Wine Walk took place Saturday in the Claremont Village with a sold-out crowd of 1,700 people in the small, lively downtown area.
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A feast of Fair fare
Each year as summer days begin to fade away, Southern Californians are rewarded with something else exciting to look forward to, or rather to eat our way through, the Los Angeles County Fair.
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.
Aircraft show goes on despite rain
About 10 people from the La Verne community and many pilots gathered Sunday at Brackett Airport for an aircraft show and barbecue.
Thousands join in Pomona clean-up
Around 2,000 members of the Pomona community participated in the 12th Annual City-wide Pomona Beautification Day to engage in volunteer work Saturday.
Students evacuated after gas leak
Students, staff and faculty were evacuated from the Oaks dormitory, Barkley, Barkley Annex and the Arts and Communications building on Tuesday after a gas line rupture caused by construction outside the Oaks sent toxic gas into the area.
Athenas take down Leos in SCIAC final
Claremont-Mudd-Scripps ended La Verne’s playoff hopes by beating the Leopards, 2-0, Sunday in the Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Postseason Tournament at Campus West.
Leos sweep Poets, win SCIAC title
The La Verne baseball team won its 21st Southern California Intercollegite Athletic Conference title with a three-game sweep of Whittier last weekend. The Leopards traveled to Whittier Friday to beat the Poets, 9-6. Then the two teams matched up for a doubleheader Saturday at Ben Hines Field, which La Verne swept, 10-4 and 7-6.
CicLAvia reaches La Verne
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.
Labor leaders
Ganesha High School senior Omar Mendez, Pomona High School senior Brenda Gomez and Garey High School seniors Melanie Andreo and Josue Garcia – recipients of the Latino and Latina Roundtable of the San Gabriel and Pomona Valley’s social justice scholarship – lead the 16th annual Cesar Chavez Pilgrimage Saturday morning.