Chino Hills News

The Ontario Montclair School District Teachers Association called on the school board to censure board member Paul Vincent Avila during Thursday night's meeting.

Dozens of mentally ill prisoners would have a new home in Chino under a proposal submitted this week by the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation to the state Legislature.

In an effort to cut energy costs, school district officials have ordered air-condition units to be turned off for the summer in classrooms.

The first part of the Peyton Drive improvement project is nearly finished. The city started the final repaving of the street between Grand Avenue and English Road on Monday.

To those new to street art, there are aspects of Abel Izaguirre's empire that might surprise and alarm.

The nationwide struggle of an airline industry grappling with unprecedented fuel costs is having a ripple effect throughout the region.

An off-duty Los Angeles County police lieutenant from Montclair and an 18-year-old Ontario resident were killed during an early Wednesday collision on the 60 Freeway, officials said.

With the threat of power lines putting a halt to a new community center on Pipeline Avenue, the city has moved on plans for a new location on Peyton Drive.

Local officials have expressed disappointment over the state rejection of a plan to sell surplus state land to fund construction of a new California Institution for Men prison.

An investigation into a mailbox break-in led sheriff's deputies to a home Wednesday where about 100 marijuana plants were growing, authorities said.

The Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden is a fantastic place full of colors, smells and, starting tonight, sounds as the garden's concert series begins.

In the four years since he left the active-duty Army, Michael Stiteler's life has changed a great deal.

A house that once brought joy and comfort to a family now sits vacant. The windows that once invited light inside are now boarded up or broken.

It's grandiose, and it's reeling in lucrative sales-tax revenues. But local retailers say they're feeling left in the dust while their city goggles over its new outdoor lifestyle shopping center, The Shoppes at ...

Escape was foremost on his mind. Not the baby girl dying on the sidewalk, not the woman splayed across his windshield, not the car he'd banged into three minutes earlier, not taking responsibility for wiping ...

A driver fleeing the scene of a hit-and-run accident struck a family of four out for a Sunday bike ride, police said.

The Ontario-Montclair School District Teachers Association is calling on the school board to censure board member Paul Vincent Avila.

The City Council approved a balanced budget this week, though it's bracing for the possible effects of a projected state budget deficit.

A man living in Tent City, also known as the city's Homeless Services Area, was found dead Wednesday.

The dollar's value might be dropping, but that's good news for companies like Tamco Steel Mini-Mill in Rancho Cucamonga.