Covered California Enrollment in L.A. County Is Better Than Expected

Los Angeles County represents about 27 percent of the statewide enrollment, which stood at 880,082 consumers as of Feb. 28. As of March 14, that figure rose to more than a million Californians.

L.A. County Takes Another Step Towards Greenlighting Women's Jail

Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors approved a $5.5 million contract for design services.

County to Evaluate Online Solutions to Governing

California Democratic Party Convention Is Set to Finalize Endorsements Sunday

In voting Saturday at the Los Angeles Convention Center no candidate in the two contested statewide races, secretary of state and controller, was able today to receive the 60 percent of the votes required for an endorsement.

Personal Patient Info Was Stolen from LA County Health Services and Public Health

Beginning Friday, anyone who wants to know if their personal information was compromised can call (877) 868-9284.

County Battles Backlog of Nursing Home Complaints

An official estimated that the county's backlog amounts to 2,000- 3,000 reports and dates back to 2010 or 2011.

Office of the Assessor Sponsors Free Business Property Tax Seminars

The seminars help taxpayers prepare and file 2014 Business Property Statements.

Secretary of State Candidates Forum to be Held Tonight

It will be streamed live from 7-8:30 p.m. on Time Warner Cable's LA-36 and rebroadcast later.

Mail Delivery Suspended in Glendora and Azusa Areas

Residents will be able to pick up their mail at the Glendora Post Office, 255 S. Glendora Ave.

Election Season Begins Today

Here's what to expect in Los Angeles County.

Pot Supporters OKed to Collect Signatures for Legal Marijuana Measure

If approved by voters, the measure would require the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control to regulate and license commercial marijuana cultivation, transportation, sales and testing and impose a 25% tax on nonmedical marijuana retail sales.

ACLU Sues L.A. Supes over Move to Restore Cross to County Seal

The organization calls elevating one religious symbol over all others "un-American."

Sign up for Covered California? More than 100K of Your Closest Friends Did

The total represents 74 percent of the sign-ups projected for the region for the entire six-month ObamaCare enrollment period, which ends March 31.

Rep. Chu Releases Statement on State of the Union Address

Glendora To Seek Disaster Funds in Wake of Colby Fire

Officials will also consider a resolution ending an emergency declaration.

Glendora Closer To Preferential Parking Near Garcia Trail

City Offers Tips To Avoid Fire Disaster Scams

'State of the City and Schools' Rescheduled for Feb. 12

Public Hearing To Continue on Possible Zone Amendment Changes

City Finances Improved Over Past Year, Report Shows

Public Hearing: Municipal National Pollutant Discharge Elimination Permit

City Council Approves Plaque Honoring Mark Ryan

Officials discussed at length if Ryan fit the bill, ultimately deciding to honor him with an alternate plaque.

Business Improvement District Board Approves Assessment Alternative

City Council To Decide on Plaque for Mark Ryan

Community Services Commission previously voted on recommendation to deny a plaque to the late Glendora resident.

'State of The City and Schools' Luncheon Set for Jan. 16

Reservations needed for the event.

Low-Cost Pet Vaccinations Available Jan. 12

Glendora Planning Commission Preview

A look at the agenda for the Jan. 7 meeting.

Paparazzi Rules to Transgender Rights: California's Surprising New Laws in 2014

Californians will see an increase in minimum wage, enhanced bicycle safety and new rules allowing transgender students to choose which restroom to use.

Glendora Christmas Parade Available Online

Applications Accepted for Business Improvement District Vacancy

Officials Announce Dates For Tree Recycling

Officials Eye Possible Remodel of Library Main Floor

Applications Being Accepted For Vector Control BOT Vacancy

Officials Approve Hire of Landscape Architect

Company to visualize and design improvements to The Village.

Glendora City Council Preview

A short list of items to be discussed at the Dec. 10 meeting.

BID Delays Vote on Recommendation To City Council

Advisory board will continue discussion on BID boundaries and assessments.

Officials Warn Citizens To be on Lookout For Invasive Pests

Calif. Officials Approve Statewide Water Action Plan

BID To Present Report on Possible Boundary, Assessment Changes

A Subcommittee was formed to investigate possible changes after some area merchants protested the cost and benefits of the BID.

Officials To Consider Approval of Final Avalon Bay Tract Map

The project would bring 256 apartment units to the vacant lot to the northeast corner of Route 66 and Glendora Avenue.