Ontario News

The Rancho Cucamonga PT Cruiser Club is planning a meet and greet from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. today at Burger Town USA, 760 N. Archibald Ave., Ontario.

Tom Burciaga wants to make sure that at least some members of the Army Reserve get the proper send-off before they head back to service in Afghanistan.

Fourth of July Freedom Festival: Bring the family and join the city of Chino and Chino Girls Fastpitch and celebrate with games, entertainment, food and a fireworks show.

The city of Chino Hills' concert series is taking a week off, but that doesn't mean boredom has to shut you indoors.

Nearly a decade after the embarrassing debacle that was Supervisor Jerry Eaves and his cohorts in the county administrative office, now comes news of another top official headed to jail.

Subdued with Taser Updated 12 hours ago in Local St. Thomas police were forced to use a Taser on a man out of control who was struggling with paramedics Tuesday evening.

Heat waves can't touch "Wondrous Cold: An Antarctic Journey" at the Museum of History and Art in Ontario.

When Wendy Rubick first learned of her neighbor's fatal collision at Grove Avenue and Fifth Street in May 2007, she considered it a rare and tragic incident caused by human error.

There's a lot happening today, so let's get right to it. Saxophonist Mark Allen Felton will perform songs from his new CD, "I Do It For Love," starting at 8 tonight at The Jazz Cafe, 1133 W. Sixth St., Ontario.

Last time real estate agent Linda Brechtel checked, asking someone to leave their home was not in her job description.

There's something about Thursdays that I enjoy. Not only does Thursday serve as a pre-kickoff to the weekend, but there's usually a lot of events to attend.

Nope, you're not in Hawaii. You're just a few blocks from L.A./Ontario International Airport, Ontario Mills and Victoria Gardens, and the soon-to-be-completed Citizens Business Bank Arena in Ontario.

Five Ontario property owners received the 2008 Model Colony awards in recognition of their work keeping their historic homes looking sharp.

Rancho Cucamonga's Community Services Department will wrap up its Movies in the Springtime program at 7 p.m. tonight at Victoria Gardens' Chaffey Town Square, 12505 N. Mainstreet.

Every year, a Sunday in June is reserved to say thanks to that special man in our lives: Dad.

He's been back from vacation for more than a week, yet after an explosive allegation of an extramarital affair and misuse of campaign funds, Ontario Mayor Paul Leon is doing his best to stay out of sight.

On the surface, it seemed like a normal Sunday at Hope Chapel, a small Christian church at Euclid Avenue and East Belmont Street.

FOR MONTHS many of us have been watching construction of the new Montclair police headquarters at Arrow Highway and Monte Vista Avenue with interest, if not mild alarm.

From comedy to fresh fruit and vegetables, today is full of fun stuff. Let's get right to it.

During its 65 years in business, Al Johnson Florist has never faced a crisis like the one it's facing now: gasoline at more than $4.30 a gallon.