Route 66 and the Uneven American Dream
Student research explores how the historic highway symbolized freedom for some Americans more than others.
May 29, 2026
La Verne Business Buzz: New Yoga Studio, Filipino Eats and a Historic Building for Sale
This week's roundup includes a new wellness studio, a Filipino restaurant near the city line and a century-old landmark seeking a new owner.
May 28, 2026
La Verne Business Buzz: Doughn’t Panic
Warehouse Pizza in Old Town La Verne plans to reopen May 28
May 23, 2026
Measure A Explained
What to know about Bonita Unified School District's proposed bond before you vote. Use this searchable guide built from La Verne Daily News reporting, or scroll the FAQ.
May 23, 2026
La Verne Draft Budget Shows Smaller Deficit, But Tough Decisions Remain Ahead
City officials reduced a projected $4 million shortfall, but additional cuts could still affect programs, events and city operations.
May 23, 2026
La Verne Advances New E-Bike Safety Rules, Stops Short of Sidewalk Ban
Proposed ordinance targets unsafe riding behaviors while allowing some sidewalk riding and emphasizing rider education
May 23, 2026
Key Takeaways From the May 18 La Verne City Council Meeting
A City budget preview, landscaping fees, La Verne's long-term water plan, a $4 million internal city loan, and new rules for e-bikes and scooters.
May 21, 2026
La Verne Business Buzz: Gyms Flex, Coffee Brews and New Businesses Meat Expectations
From fitness rumors to Mediterranean food, several new businesses appear headed toward La Verne openings soon.
May 21, 2026
Community Celebrates Educators Making a Difference in Classrooms
Students and families share stories of local teachers who shape lives far beyond academics and grades.
May 20, 2026
What Measure ER Could Mean for La Verne Shoppers, Health Care and Local Taxes
La Verne officials question accountability and local benefit, while County leaders say Measure ER would help stabilize health services.
May 16, 2026
Here's What's Happening at the May 18 City Council Meeting—and How to Weigh In
On the agenda for Monday: a budget preview, landscaping fees, La Verne's long-term water plan, a $4 million internal city loan, and new rules for e-bikes and scooters.
May 16, 2026
From Citrus Groves to Community Landmark: Inside the Larimer House
This historic home on Bradford Street has survived more than 100 years of remodels and restoration surprises.
May 14, 2026
La Verne's Revised E-Bike Ordinance Heads Back to Council—Sidewalk Rules Unchanged
City leaders delayed a proposed mobility device ordinance after residents and officials raised concerns about sidewalk safety and enforcement.
May 14, 2026
Bonita Unified to Refinance Bonds Following Interest Rate Decline
The district aims to reduce long-term debt costs by refinancing bonds amid lower interest rates
May 11, 2026
La Verne Will Enforce Crosswalk “Daylighting” Law with $60 Parking Penalty
City Council approved a $60 parking penalty for violations of California’s crosswalk “daylighting” law, but also directed staff to explore a six-month grace period focused on public education before tickets start landing on windshields.
May 09, 2026
La Verne Voter Guide: June 2 Primary Election
From state offices to local measures, here’s what you need to know.
May 09, 2026
Sunrise Runners Creates a Space for Women to Train, Connect and Thrive
A growing women-led run club is helping local runners build confidence, community and safer miles together.
May 07, 2026
Meet Some of the Food Vendors Behind the LA County Fair
The LA County Fair opens May 7, and ahead of opening day, members of the media got to taste some of the fair faire during Media Preview Day. Yes, there were deep-fried things. Lots of them. There were giant desserts, TikTok-inspired drinks and enough sugary goodness to send anyone into
May 06, 2026