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KEEP LA VERNE INFORMED.

La Verne Daily News is turning one. Help give our community another year of local news.

We're raising $50,000 by Dec. 31 to fund independent local reporting in 2027 — including stories and information about La Verne you may not find anywhere else.

The news is free. Reporting it isn't.

Reporter's Notes

Oct. 21–Dec. 31, 2026

✓ Assignment: Keep La Verne informed in 2027
✓ Goal: Raise $50,000
✓ Deadline: Dec. 31
$2,582.70

raised of $50,000

$2582 $50K

5% funded

City Hall ✓ Schools ✓ Breaking news ✓ Local businesses ✓ Community ✓

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What readers are saying

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You don't have to pay to read La Verne Daily News. Your support helps make reliable local information available to everyone in our community.

Give La Verne another year of local news.

One year ago, I started La Verne Daily News because I believed our community deserved someone whose job was to pay attention.

Since then, you've read, shared, sent tips, asked questions and trusted me to help you understand what's happening here.

This isn't just a community I cover. It's my community, too.

Now I'm asking you to help give La Verne another year of independent local news.

What you're giving La Verne

Someone keeping up with local decisions

City Hall, Bonita Unified, elections and the decisions that affect your everyday life.

Someone there when news breaks

Timely, verified information when our community needs it most.

Stories you won't find anywhere else

Local businesses, events, neighbors and the little things that matter when you live here.

Answers to your questions

The time to make calls, request records and ask the follow-up question.

GIVE LA VERNE THE GIFT OF LOCAL NEWS.

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