La Verne City Council Backs $256M Bonita Unified School Bond
The council voted unanimously to endorse Measure A, which La Verne voters will decide June 2.
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La Verne City Council Backs $256M Bonita Unified School Bond
The La Verne City Council voted April 6 to adopt a resolution supporting Bonita Unified School District's $256 million school bond measure, lending the city's formal endorsement to a question La Verne and San Dimas voters will decide at the polls June 2.
The council's action carries no legal weight over the ballot measure—it does not change how Measure A works or what appears on the ballot. But with election day less than two months away, council members used the vote to signal their support and make the case to residents.
