La Verne's landscape districts are burning through reserves. A state turf mandate is adding pressure. And at least one neighborhood may face a new vote on assessments.
March 21, 2026
La Verne Daily News is working with Southern California Edison to determine whether the flyer is valid. Here's what we know so far.
March 13, 2026
What started as a quiet creative outlet during motherhood has blossomed into “Life in Bloom,” a home-based floral business rooted in beauty, heritage, and community.
March 12, 2026
La Verne’s CERT program gives volunteers the skills—and confidence—to respond to disasters.
March 12, 2026
A proposed school facilities bond could fund campus repairs, security upgrades and classroom improvements. Here’s what the proposal includes, how school bonds work and what it could mean for taxpayers.
March 07, 2026
At The Gallery at Hillcrest, a class assignment turns into a life-changing moment.
March 04, 2026This 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 these properties, however, can be costly. The
March 02, 2026
Here’s what California law requires—and how families can review local safety plans.
February 28, 2026
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