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Río Hondo College Rehires Former President
Río Hondo College rehires former president Teresa Dreyfuss for a one-year term after the abrupt termination of Marilyn Flores, marking the second time Dreyfuss has stepped in as interim superintendent/president. Río Hondo College rehires former president Teresa Dreyfuss to guide the Whittier-based institution through another leadership transition. The Board of Trustees approved her appointment for…
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Buying a Home Still a Top Goal
A new national survey confirms that the dream of buying a home remains strong across the country. While financial concerns persist, many hopeful buyers are taking decisive steps to prepare for homeownership. The survey, released by NeighborWorks America and Morning Consult, revealed that nearly half of U.S. adults—49 percent—are interested in purchasing a home. Despite…
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Higher SALT Cap to Aid Homeowners
President Trump last week signed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which includes a higher SALT cap that will temporarily increase the State and Local Tax deduction to $40,000 for many taxpayers. The change is expected to benefit California homeowners facing high property and income taxes. Higher SALT Cap for Five Years Under the new…
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El Monte Police Officers Association Gives Back
The El Monte Police Officers Association brought neighbors together on July 4 with its annual pancake breakfast, serving over 2,000 pancakes to residents in a show of community spirit. The El Monte Police Officers Association, whose mission is to support officers and build public trust, has played an essential role in strengthening relationships between law…
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Summer Exercise Safety Tips for All
As temperatures climb across El Monte, South El Monte and surrounding communities, residents who enjoy staying active outdoors face new health risks. Practicing summer exercise safety is essential to prevent heat-related illness and maintain well-being during the hottest months. Local health experts and fitness professionals agree that simple precautions can make a significant difference. According…
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Federal Reserve Rates Hold Steady in June
The Federal Reserve voted unanimously this month to keep the federal reserve rates unchanged at a target range of 4.25% to 4.5%, maintaining its cautious approach as uncertainty about the economic outlook persists. Market Volatility Eases, Risks Remain The central bank cited easing market volatility and reduced uncertainty as factors giving policymakers room to pause…
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Sun Safety Tips Always Important
Skin cancer rates are rising across Los Angeles County, and health experts are reminding residents why sun safety tips are always important. Skin Cancer on the Rise Data from the California Cancer Registry shows melanoma diagnoses increasing steadily over the past decade. Dr. Angela Reyes, a dermatologist with City of Hope in Duarte, said in…
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El Monte Summer Movies Bring Families Together
Families in El Monte will have the chance to enjoy free entertainment under the stars as the city presents the El Monte summer movies series this July. The program offers residents the opportunity to gather at local parks for evenings of animated favorites, laughter, and community connection. The City of El Monte Parks, Recreation and…
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El Monte Police Memorial Project Moves Forward
The El Monte City Council has approved a major step toward honoring fallen law enforcement officers with the development of the El Monte Police Memorial. The project, formally titled CIP 711, is under construction in front of the El Monte Police Department headquarters at 11333 Valley Boulevard. The council voted unanimously on May 14 to…








