Yesterday | Claremont Courier
Sixth annual charity event set for Sunday, June 2
Casa 425 will partner with Claremont educators to present the sixth annual Mi Casa Es Su Casa charity event on Sunday, June 2. Sample wine, spirits and craft beer with proceeds benefitting the Claremont Community Foundation and the Claremont Educational Foundation.
Wednesday | Claremont Courier
Service Center auction looms; San Antonio likely replacement site
With the auction of the Claremont Unified School District's current Service Center property approaching on Wednesday, May 29, the district is continuing its efforts to plan the perfect replacement for its center of operations.
Wednesday | Christian Science Monitor
Los Angeles votes in mayor's race without a clear front-runner
Comedian Mort Sahl once called Los Angeles "100 suburbs in search of a city." As the nation's second largest metropolis votes for a new mayor Tuesday, it is also in search of a clear winner.
Ballard High student awarded with leadership scholarship
Anna L. Cechony, a senior at Ballard High School, is among the 90 recipients of the Comcast Foundation's annual Leaders and Achievers Scholarship Program awards in Washington State, the Comcast Foundation has announced.
Life Lessons in Fighting the Culture of Bullshit
This item has been excerpted from the prepared Commencement Address to the graduates of Pitzer College in Claremont, Calif., on May 18, 2013.
from U.S. Bank Carports: Solar Power
At first glance, it appears that the Florence Avenue branch of U.S. Bank has just installed carports for its customers.
The verdict is in. The Claremont Unified School District's 2013-2014 Teacher of the Year is El Roble Intermediate School physical education teacher Terri Kegans.
Austin Plans Out Thoughtful Process
On the surface, it would seem Jordan Austin is the perfect high school football recruit.
Inland Valley cyclists ride to raise safety awareness
In the cooling blustery early evening Wednesday, local cyclists climbed on their bikes and rode together to remember those who have been killed in auto-bicycle accidents and to raise awareness about road safety.
Coley King: The Doctor Bikes to Work
The first thing you notice about Dr. Coley King is his mustache. It's a handlebar, and he had it before handlebars were cool - three, maybe four years? Not that he'll brag about that.
Claremont city council approves sanitation increase
Future Los Angeles-Riverside-Orange County Consumer Price Index increases will only be proposed if it is determined that an increase is necessary to maintain the operation and fund balance reserve, according to officials.
$5000 Cash Incentive Offered To Home Sellers If Their House Is Not...
Colleen Coleman offers to pay $5000 to home sellers in Inland Empire area of Southern California if she is not able to sell their house in 33 days.
Busy school board agenda highlights past accomplishments, future plans
The next meeting of the Claremont Unified School District Board of Education, set for Thursday, May 16 at 6:30 p.m., will be dominated by some major kudos.
In hot-and-dry Southern California, lazy gardeners should love native plants
A different kind of gardening is practiced at the Grow Native Nursery in Claremont.
Upland keeps its eyes on traffic
Cameras have been installed at three spots on Foothill Boulevard in Upland, but they're not there to catch red-light speeders.
Possible arson fire near Oak Park Cemetery
A brush fire burned approximately one-third of an acre in a vacant field just north of Oak Park Cemetery, 410 Sycamore Ave., on Monday, May 13, at about 8:15 p.m. The fire is currently being investigated by the Claremont Police Department and the Los Angeles County Fire Department's arson investigation team, after reports that 2 juveniles were seen ... (more)
Kids Discover Film Acting at the Premiere Boarding Program
May 13, 2013 - Claremont, California-May 13, 2013-The Young Actors Camp is inviting aspiring actors and actresses between ages 7-17 to come to Hollywood and have their eyes opened to the wonderful world of acting in the film and television industry.
Mail carriers work to stamp out hunger
Business was booming for Claremont/LaVerne letter carriers last Saturday during the 21st annual Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive.
Sunny weather and seasonal guide welcome summer
Soaring spring temperatures are a less than subtle reminder that the summer season is around the corner.
A.B. Miller picks perfect day to launch Fontana
You'd be hard-pressed to find a more flag-waving, chest-pounding boomer day for the Inland Empire than June 7, 1913.