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The Mills Act: Preserving History While Easing Property Taxes

Photo: Los Angeles County Assessor Jeff Prang This month I’m going to visit with you about a way to save money on property taxes while preserving a piece of California history. California is home to thousands of historic homes and buildings that tell the story of our communities. Maintaining

March 02, 2026
Recent School Safety Incidents Spark Questions About Communication, Requirements
BUSD

Recent School Safety Incidents Spark Questions About Communication, Requirements

Here’s what California law requires—and how families can review local safety plans.

February 28, 2026
Claremont’s Black Penny Thrift Turns Small Change Into Community Impact
Community Spotlights

Claremont’s Black Penny Thrift Turns Small Change Into Community Impact

Black Penny Thrift is more than a resale shop. Founded by Claudia Martinez, built on faith, family and service, the Claremont store offers curated, affordable fashion—and quietly supports neighbors in need, one carefully tagged rack at a time.

February 26, 2026
Your Child's School Has a Safety Plan. Here's What's In It—and How to Get a Copy
BUSD

Your Child's School Has a Safety Plan. Here's What's In It—and How to Get a Copy

California law gives parents the right to review their school’s Comprehensive School Safety Plan—the document that guides everything from lockdowns to family reunification.

February 25, 2026
A Book in Every Mailbox: Local Nonprofit Hopes to Bring Beloved Book Program to East SGV Families
Community News

A Book in Every Mailbox: Local Nonprofit Hopes to Bring Beloved Book Program to East SGV Families

Bithiah’s Family Services is fundraising to bring Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library program to children in San Gabriel Valley — a resource advocates say is especially critical for youth in foster care.

February 21, 2026
Neighborhood Earns Firewise Designation, First in La Verne
Wildfires

Neighborhood Earns Firewise Designation, First in La Verne

After years of devastating California wildfires, one La Verne neighborhood is taking proactive steps—and inviting others to learn how to do the same.

February 19, 2026
From Facebook to Field Reporting
Notes from the Publisher

From Facebook to Field Reporting

A Facebook post turned into a two-hour reporting adventure, a near-sprint down Wheeler Avenue, and a closer look at how cyclists really move through our city. This is what community journalism is all about.

February 17, 2026
LOVE isn’t just flowers and chocolates 💐🍫
Notes from the Publisher

LOVE isn’t just flowers and chocolates 💐🍫

➡️ Sometimes it’s showing up to City Council meetings. ➡️ Sometimes it’s standing out at the train tracks timing signals. ➡️ Sometimes it’s funding the news your city deserves. Show your LOVE for LA VERNE. 🧡 Becoming a supporting member and keep the good news coming. Sign up today!

February 14, 2026
Student Taken into Custody After Handgun Reported on Bonita High School Campus
Bonita High School

Student Taken into Custody After Handgun Reported on Bonita High School Campus

No threats were made, and no students or staff were injured.

February 13, 2026

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