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July 11, 2026The La Verne Civic Brief
Delivering essential local news, context, and accountability reporting to help residents understand the decisions shaping our community—and why they matter. This newsletter, sent on Saturdays, includes city council agenda highlights you can review BEFORE city council meetings.
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July 05, 2026
Is Sierra La Verne Golf Course Back in Play?
The fate of the Sierra La Verne property has been a giant question mark for nearly a decade. Recent activity has the community wondering what comes next.
June 27, 2026
How La Verne Pays for Paramedics: Understanding Measure GG
Hello neighbors! What a week it's been! The first print edition of Old Town News, brought to you by La Verne Daily, hit Old Town La Verne on Friday. Look for this weekly newsletter at restaurants and businesses throughout Old Town every Friday! Friday, Sosha Yoga & Wellness
June 20, 2026
Budget Vote Monday: What La Verne Residents Need to Know
Your guide to the decisions, developments and conversations shaping La Verne this week.
June 13, 2026
Making Sense of La Verne's Budget: Deficits, Priorities and Tough Choices
Plus the latest counts from the June 2 primary election.
June 06, 2026
The City Budget Hole Got Smaller. Now Comes the Hard Part.
Hello neighbors! This week I found myself spending a surprising amount of time thinking about things most people probably don't think about too much: reserve funds, budget processes and the cost of community events. In other words, I've been living my best local-news life! The
May 30, 2026
La Verne’s Budget Gap Shrank—But Special Events, Senior Programming and Other Cuts Are Still on the Table
City officials weigh spending reductions as Measure LV revenues become increasingly tied to personnel costs.
May 23, 2026
La Verne Officials Oppose County Sales Tax Measure on June Ballot
La Verne officials question accountability and local benefit, while County leaders say Measure ER would help stabilize health services.
May 16, 2026