Chino Hills News

Exchange program gears up The EF Educational Home Studies Program is an exchange student program in Chino Hills that starts up on July 14.

Editor's note: It's Politics reports Saturdays on the ins and outs of Whittier-area politics and city government.

Special Section: Taxes, and how they impact residents and businesses in the San Gabriel Valley.

In the midst of an ailing economy, families need diversion more than ever. Free concerts in this summer could be just what the doctor ordered.

All fireworks, even safe and sane fireworks, are illegal in Chino Hills. The Chino Valley Independent Fire District and the Chino Hills Police Department are teaming up to patrol the City to catch violators.

Sheriff's deputies arrested three people after they allegedly burglarized a business and stole a safe.

Intuit has awarded grants of between $10,000 and $20,000 in value to 10 tax and accounting professionals.

Residents to hold Freedom Rally A group of Chino Hills residents are organizing a tea party rally on Independence Day.

Firefighters are responding to calls of a brush fire on the northbound 71 Freeway on the Pine Avenue off-ramp, according to information from the California Highway Patrol.

California-School's Not Out,0721 District's error axes summer break for 2 schools AP Photo CAJH104, CAJH105 By MICHELLE RINDELS Associated Press Writer CHINO HILLS, Calif.

The Chino Valley Unified School District will soon consider what to do with its three closed schools, including one option that has riled area residents.

With the chance looming of losing nearly $5 million in gas tax funds, Ontario officials said they will find it nearly impossible to do much road repair in the coming year.

When Laurie Walker learned she could take foreign medications to treat her cancer, she instantly agreed.

A vehicle with four passengers rolled over on its side and caught fire in Chino Hills.

Now named Rancho de Felicidad , the Southern California horse property is nestled into suburban Chino Hills.

Summer is going to be a lot shorter for hundreds of elementary school students in two Southern California communities.

School's out for summer -- except for hundreds of children in western San Bernardino County who, because of an administrative snafu, must make up 34 days of school this summer.

Editor's note: It's Politics reports Saturdays on the ins and outs of Whittier-area politics and city government.

Anna Valera-Flores just couldn't let go. The third-grader on Thursday held on tight to her former teacher after the bell rang on the last day of school at Richard Gird Elementary School.

City employees will not seek raises in the fiscal year that starts July 1 and part-time salaries will be cut.