Tye, Chang, and Lyons won council seats in the Nov. 5 election.
Besides swearing in the newly elected and re-elected members, the city will say goodbye to outgoing Mayor Pro Tem Ron Everett.
A decline in deaths from not only AIDS, but strokes and heart disease as well, has reduced the rate by 19 percent from 2001 to 2010.
The program for children ages 3 to 5 is to help students learn skills needed to better transition into kindergarten.
The volunteer group's first meeting is Dec. 3.
Sen. Bob Huff represents Diamond Bar and Walnut.
The County Department of Public Health announced an advertising campaign that aims to curb smoking in the gay community.
The commission voted Tuesday night to recommend the proposal to the Walnut City Council for further study.
Churches and other charity organizations in Diamond Bar and Walnut are among those benefiting from the events.
Huff also recaps the Gift of History event he recently attended honoring public safety officials and hosted by Supervisor Don Knabe.
The free event will include a raffle, giveaways, and a chance to talk to public safety vendors and personnel about various topics.
Los Angeles County has an animal nuisance ordinance that requires pet owners to pick up and properly dispose of waste from public spaces and walking areas.
The city of Walnut had 10 residential burglaries last week, including three on the same day, according to crimemapping.com.
The city is putting documents online and at City Hall, as well as having a public hearing to get feedback from on how to meet Diamond Bar's current and projected housing needs.
The program offers tipsters a reward of up to $500 for those who provide information that leads to the arrest of a suspect who damages property during the commission of a burglary.
The Walnut Planning Commission recently gave the applicant a 180-day extension to complete plan check and get building permits.
Members of the Congressional freight panel visited Southern California in late May and received recommendations and freight project updates, including regarding the ACE projects.
A recent report from Washington lays out damage done by last month’s government shutdown.
The proposed project will be located on two parcels of vacant land located southeast of Cantel Place, west of Silver Valley Drive, and north of Cofer Court.
The Nov. 5 election for the seats was canceled because candidates Szu Pei Lu-Yang, John Bellah, and Robert Lewis were the only ones running.
Supervisor Gloria Molina, who represents Walnut, was one of two on the board pushing for the commission but the others said it is not necessary.
Walnut Valley, Pomona, and Rowland unified school districts also had contests in Tuesday's election.
Candidates are running for Diamond Bar City Council, as well as for school board in Walnut Valley Unified, Pomona Unified, and Rowland Unified.
Local races include the Diamond Bar City Council, the Walnut Valley Unified school board, the Pomona Unified school board, and the Rowland Unified school board.
Diamond Bar City Council candidates answer questions from Patch about themselves and the issues.
The free flu shots are for Walnut residents of all ages while supplies last.
The closures over the next few weeks are so that regular maintenance can be done.
While mountain lion sightings are rare, residents are reminded to be alert and remain aware of their surroundings.
During the fiscal year 2011-12, lawsuits against the Sheriff's Department cost the county $37 million, not including the costs the county paid to private lawyers to defend the Sheriff's Department, according to Supervisor Gloria Molina.