Week of May 5-11 Declared 'Wildfire Awareness Week'

Simple steps can be taken to guard against future, officials said.

City to Continue Discussion on Condominium Project

Glendora's planning commission has reportedly been opposed to this project.

Farmers Market Set to Debut May 11

Participants to offer organic produce and other foods as city hopes to bring greater exposure to the Village.

Public Hearing Scheduled for Community Development Block Grant

The city is reportedly receiving less in Federal funding than in previous years.

BID Envisioning Greater Village Presence, Outreach

A Three-year plan in the development process is being created with the hope of generating more exposure to downtown businesses.

Calif. Ordered To Release More Prisoners

Thousands more inmates would be released as counties struggle to monitor them.

City Officials Discuss Objectives To Meet Future Plans

Officials aim to better provide services, increased access to information and secure financial solvency.

Insight Mission May Offer Clues to Mars Mystery

Mars was once very much like earth. The next JPL mission to Mars could offer some insight as to what happened to the red planet.

Field Renovations Coming To GHS

Varsity baseball field could see some much-needed improvements soon.

Fire Danger Level Increases in Angeles National Forest

Drier conditions are creating higher chances for forest fires.

Construction Continues on Crucial Water Reservoir

Dire replacement needed for ancient structure that supplies city with large amount of potable water.

Official Gold Line Station Names Announced Thursday

See what the Azusa/Glendora station's official name will be.

Glendora PD To Host Drug Take-Back Event

Residents can drop off unused, unwanted prescription drugs.

Library Re-institutes Three Week Loan Period

Change will take effect next week, officials said.

Officials Remind Residents To Clear Brush From Around Homes

Residents are advised to mitigate any combustible materials as the warmer months approach.

JPL Engineer To Give Residents 'Insight' Into Next Mars Mission

A man with with Venus, Mars, asteroids and comets in his sights shares his vision for future flights to other worlds.

City Mulling Synthetic Turf For Field at Pompei Park

Officials are researching several options to keep costs, down time to a minimum.

PHOTOS: Earth Day Festival 2013

A gallery of images from the day's festivities.

How Does Your Favorite Glendora Restaurant Rank Healthwise?

How is your favorite restaurant doing?

Glendora Police Honored For Traffic Safety Efforts

Police department is the managing agency for the county's Avoid the 100 DUI Taskforce Grant.

City To Remove Large Oak Tree Wednesday

Police advise drivers to avoid a portion of Foothill Blvd. while crews work.

City To Host Earth Day Festival April 20

Event to consume the City Hall area on Saturday.

Chu Questions Final Study For San Gabriel Valley Wilderness

The proposed plan will affect service to the San Gabriel Valley foothill wilderness, including areas above Glendora.

BID Seeks To 'Cultivate' Rebirth of Farmer's Market

Business officials seek to "bring more people to town and bring more energy."

Council Member Karen Davis Named One of Judy Chu’s Women of Distinction

The Glendora city council member was one of 16 women from the 27th Congressional District to be recognized for service.

Gold Line Video Spotlights 'San Gabriel Valley's Newest Landmark'

The light rail extension from Pasadena to the Azusa/Glendora border is scheduled to be completed in 2015.

Gold Line Update: Azusa Avenue Closure Begins Soon

Expect more street closures as Gold Line construction continues throughout the San Gabriel Valley.

Two Glendora City Meetings Cancelled

The scheduled meetings for the planning and community services commissions have been canceled.

Gladstone Park's Restrooms Renovation Too Costly, City Recommends Rejecting Bids

Bids for the project came in much higher than what the city budgeted.

Citrus College Trustee Gary Woods Addresses Residency Accusations

A union president accused Woods of not living in his district at the March 19 board meeting.

Glendora Cigar Lounge to Open Beer and Wine Tasting Room

The Triple Two Cigar Lounge got approval from the Glendora Planning Commission this week to open a beer and wine tasting room.

Planning Commission to Resume Condo Discussion at Tuesday Meeting

Talk regarding the Bonnie Cove condominium project is one of the items on the Planning Commission's April 2 agenda, seen to the right of this article.

Construction Updates: Gold Line Projects Underway

The Gold Line Construction Authority has projects in various stages of completion throughout the area and updated the public about their progress this week.

Public Weighs in on Proposal to Close Swaths of National Forest to Vehicles

The proposal may affect about 4,000 acres along the West Fork of the San Gabriel River above Azusa

Commission to Continue Hearing on Bonnie Cove Condos

As the planning commission prepares to vote on the proposed condominium development on Bonnie Cove, city staff reiterates its opposition to the project.

Photo: Congresswoman Judy Chu Shows Opposition to Same-Sex Marriage Ban

On the day the U.S. Supreme Court took up the issue of Proposition 8, the California ballot measure that banned same-sex marriage, Congresswoman Judy Chu posted this photo to Facebook to show what side she's on.

Glendora Welcomes New Mayor, Mayor Pro Tem

The Glendora City Council reorganized during its meeting Tuesday.

War Memorial Headed for June Completion

Bricks with personalized messages are being sold for $200 each.

Antonovich, Glendora Aim to Defeat County Water Fee

During a special meeting, Antonovich said the state, not local cities, should take responsibility in implementing the Clean Water, Clean Beaches plan.

Contest Seeks Local Art For State Senate Art Show

Senator Carol Liu is inviting artists from the 25th District to submit artwork to be displayed in the state Capitol.