La Verne Puts the Brakes on School-Zone Speeds
The new 20 mph school-zone speed limit will take effect when Bonita Unified students return to school on Aug. 17
August 13, 2026
July Local News Roundup
Welcome to last month's roundup from La Verne Daily News—your locally owned, independent source for local stories you won't find anywhere else.
August 12, 2026
Aug. 3 City Council Meeting Recap Report
From school-zone safety to street sweeping and Christmas morning, here’s what the City Council decided Aug. 3.
August 12, 2026
I Need Your Help to Shape La Verne's Election Coverage
Community questions will shape what I ask candidates—and what I cover—ahead of the Nov. 3 local election.
August 11, 2026
Could La Verne's New Wildfire Designation Lower Your Homeowners Insurance?
The answer may be yes—but it depends on your insurance company and the wildfire mitigation steps you've taken.
August 02, 2026
A Pricier Pedestrian Bridge, Slower School Zones, and a Christmas Tradition Changes Hands: Here's What's Happening at the Aug. 3 City Council Meeting
Council members will weigh additional funding for the over-budget Goldline pedestrian bridge, an interim street-sweeping contract, the handoff of Christmas Morning to a community-led nonprofit, and an early drop to 20-mph school-zone speed limits.
August 01, 2026
Sí Roma Says “Ciao” to La Verne With $5 Sandwiches
The new Italian street sandwich shop will celebrate its grand opening Aug. 1 with weeklong specials and free desserts for its first customers.
July 29, 2026
July 20 City Council Recap Report: 3 Things to Know
Council members called the November election for three City Council seats, took a final vote on the trailer parking ordinance, adopted new salary and benefit resolutions, and decided to move forward with a Proposition 218 process to raise the Measure GG paramedic fee.
July 24, 2026
No L.A. County Cases Linked to Cyclospora Outbreak, But Health Officials Urge Residents to Stay Informed
CDC says more than 4,100 confirmed U.S. cases have been reported, with thousands of additional reports under review.
July 23, 2026
J.R. Shell Fuels a Fresh Start as Spirit Halloween Creeps Back to La Verne
The longtime family-owned service station celebrates its grand reopening as the seasonal Halloween retailer prepares to return—and hire.
July 23, 2026
Training Today to Help Tomorrow
La Verne’s CERT program gives volunteers the skills—and confidence—to respond to disasters.
July 22, 2026
What If We've Been Trying to Save the Wrong Thing?
When I launched La Verne Daily News, I thought I was filling a gap in local news. Looking back, I realize I was searching for something much more personal.
July 22, 2026
Could Your La Verne Neighborhood Lose Power? Sign Up for SCE Alerts
La Verne residents can enroll in Southern California Edison notifications to learn about issues affecting their homes.
July 20, 2026
Exploring Route 66, One Stamp at a Time
A citywide scavenger hunt is helping local families discover hidden gems, support local businesses and collect prizes before the Aug. 3 deadline.
July 18, 2026
Getting Into Shape: Plans Move Forward for Former LA Fitness Location
A proposal to transform the former LA Fitness location into a 24-hour fitness center will head to the Planning Commission for a public hearing.
July 16, 2026
Election Season Opens and Measure GG Comes to a Head: Here's What's Happening at the July 20 City Council Meeting
Council members will call the November election for three City Council seats, take a final vote on the trailer parking ordinance, adopt new salary and benefit resolutions, and decide whether to move forward with a Proposition 218 process to raise the Measure GG paramedic fee.
July 16, 2026
Grocery Outlet Owner Says Store is About More Than Groceries
Locally owned grocery store plans September opening, begins hiring and promises deep discounts with a community-first approach.
July 15, 2026
Every Stitch Tells a Story: Textile Art Exhibit Opens at The Gallery at Hillcrest
The Gallery at Hillcrest's newest exhibit, "TALKING TEXTILES II," showcases portraits created with fabric, thread and personal inspiration from artists of all ages.
July 15, 2026