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  • Citrus College Adds Women’s Flag Football

    Citrus College Adds Women’s Flag Football

    Citrus College Flag Football will join the school’s athletics program during the spring 2027 season, college officials announced this month. Administrators said the new women’s team will expand athletic access, support enrollment growth and create new opportunities for local student-athletes. College leaders approved the program in May after reviewing regional participation trends and the growing…

  • Temple City Expands Urban Forest Access

    Temple City Expands Urban Forest Access

    Residents in Temple City can now explore the Temple City Urban Forest through a new online platform that maps the city’s public trees and tracks their environmental impact. The Urban Forestry Benefits Hub gives residents access to data about city-maintained trees, including canopy coverage, air quality benefits, carbon storage estimates, and heat reduction across neighborhoods.…

  • Congressional Art Competition Winners Announced In Arcadia

    Congressional Art Competition Winners Announced In Arcadia

    Congressional Art Competition Winners drew praise Friday as Rep. Judy Chu announced the top student artists from her 17th Annual Artistic Discovery Competition. The annual contest highlights creative work from high school students across California’s 28th Congressional District. Jasmine Ung earned first place for her piece, “Marching for Justice & Equality.” Her artwork will hang…

  • Mountain View Property Review Moves Forward

    Mountain View Property Review Moves Forward

    Mountain View School District is asking residents to help guide decisions about two former school campuses as enrollment declines continue reshaping local education. The Mountain View Property Review process will focus on the former Madrid and Kranz school sites, which closed after years of falling student numbers across the district. District officials recently announced the…

  • Rio Hondo Student Support Receives County Funding

    Rio Hondo Student Support took a major step forward this month after Los Angeles County Board Chair and First District Supervisor Hilda L. Solis presented Río Hondo College with a $500,000 investment for housing and food assistance programs. College leaders announced the funding during a May 11 press conference attended by students, trustees and community…

  • Río Hondo Scholarship Reception Honors Students

    Río Hondo Scholarship Reception Honors Students

    Scholarship support continues playing a critical role for community college students facing rising education and living costs across the San Gabriel Valley. At Río Hondo College, donors, faculty, and community leaders gathered May 8 to celebrate students whose academic goals received a boost through scholarship funding. The Río Hondo Scholarship Reception Honors Students event recognized…

  • Irwindale Police Honor Guard Debuts In Sacramento

    Irwindale Police Honor Guard Debuts In Sacramento

    The Irwindale Police Department will mark a major milestone this week as its newly formed Irwindale Police Honor Guard travels to Sacramento for California’s annual Peace Officers Memorial ceremonies. The department announced the team’s formation ahead of the statewide observance, which honors officers who died in the line of duty. The Honor Guard includes Sgt.…

  • San Gabriel Pet Licensing Services Expand

    The San Gabriel Valley Humane Society has launched new pet licensing services for residents in San Gabriel and Temple City through a partnership with DocuPet. The San Gabriel Pet Licensing Services program officially began May 1 and allows residents to register pets online through a new digital platform. Officials said the service aims to simplify…

  • South El Monte Cleanup Week Returns

    South El Monte Cleanup Week Returns

    Residents across the city will soon prepare for South El Monte Cleanup as the annual curbside collection program returns June 8 through June 12. The citywide effort gives residents a chance to remove bulky household items that regular trash service cannot collect during weekly pickup schedules. Residents may place approved items at the curb on…

  • Rosemead Front Yard Parking Rules Reiterated

    Rosemead Front Yard Parking regulations remain in effect as city officials remind residents that vehicles cannot be parked on lawns or other front yard areas outside limited street sweeping periods. The city said the rule applies to all residential lots and allows parking only in approved driveway spaces except during temporary suspension hours tied to…