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, 2026City Council
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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
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
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
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
Here's What's Happening at the May 4 City Council Meeting—and How to Weigh In
On the agenda for Monday: New rules for e-bikes and scooters, a $4 million internal loan to shore up the Water Fund, an update on changes to your trash bill, and formal recognition of a new employee union.
May 01, 2026
La Verne Mobility Device Rules Head to Council for First Reading May 4
City Council will review updated regulations aimed at improving safety and enforcement for e-bikes and other mobility devices.
April 25, 2026
Your Input Matters: City Budget Discussion Set for Monday
If you have strong feelings about any City program—from aquatics to the Explorer Program to street sweeping—this is your moment to put those views on the record before budget decisions are made.
April 18, 2026