Napolitano, Chu Respond to End of Federal Shutdown

Congress voted Wednesday night to end the shutdown of the federal government and raise the debt ceiling. President Obama signed to bill today.

Partial 60 Freeway Closures This Week Start Tonight

The closures are for an ongoing freeway pavement rehabilitation project.

Freeway Upgrades Across Southern California Nearing Record High

Caltrans has announced over the course of 2013, billions of dollars slated for transportation projects across Los Angeles, Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego, Imperial, Orange and Ventura counties.

MWD Officials Urge Southern Californians to Cut Back on Water Use

MWD supplies water to Glendora during major emergencies.

Analysis: L.A. County Buildings In Risk of Collapse During Earthquake

A report by The Los Angeles Times claims hundreds of concrete buildings in Los Angeles County won't withstand a major earthquake.

Gold Line Bridge Wins Two More Awards

LA County Health Officials Warn of Salmonella Outbreak

Federal officials are blaming the outbreak on a trio of Foster Farms poultry plants in California.

Updated: Congresswoman Napolitano to Speak at Forum on Affordable Care Act Saturday

The forum will be held from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. a City of Hope's Cooper Auditorium.

Chu, Fellow Reps. Introduce Immigration Bill

Supervisors Approve Los Angeles County's $25.3 Billion Budget

The county bumped up estimates of property and sales tax revenue, but the CEO said the county is not out of the woods yet.

Congresswoman Chu to Forgo Salary Until Federal Shutdown Ends

Chu announced her plan to give up her salary Saturday, the same day the House voted to retroactively pay furloughed workers when funding is restored.

Closures Planned This Week for 60 Freeway

The partial closures are for an ongoing $121.5 million pavement rehabilitation project.

Glendora Public Library to Host 6th Annual Battle of the Books

'Revenge Porn' Now Illegal in California

Publishing nude photos with the "intent to cause serious emotional distress" violates a "revenge porn" law signed Tuesday by Governor Jerry Brown and may result in up to six months in jail and/or $1,000 fine.

Government Shutdown Prompts Angeles National Forest Closure

Local forest campgrounds were closed Tuesday.

Thousands of LA County Workers Assemble in Walkout

Tuesday's protest was organized to demand higher wages after nearly five years without a pay hike.

Construction of New Retail Building Planned in Glendora

The new building will replace a long-vacant retail space at 600 W. Route 66.

Foothill Extension: Next Steps for Azusa to Montclair

Head Lice and Cockroaches Are More Popular Than Congress

On the other hand, Congress is thought of more highly than the Kardashians.

Governor Brown Vetoes Bill to Let Lone Drivers in 210, 134 Carpool Lanes

Brown announced the veto of AB 405 on Saturday.

Glendora Reacts to Government Shutdown

Patch readers share their thoughts on the first day of the U.S. government shut down.

Judge Rejects LA 's Motion to Dismiss Ontario Airport Lawsuit

Gov. Jerry Brown to Sign Minimum Wage Increase Bill

Council Approves Zone Change For New Bonnie Cove, Gladstone Development

The zone change would allow for higher density homes in the area.

National Voter Registration Day Celebrated Today

Annual Support Campaign For Victims Of Domestic Violence Starts up in October

Local Rep. Judy Chu, who represents Glendora, and Kaiser Permanente are asking for various types of items for domestic violence victims.

San Gabriel Valley Freeway Closures Begin Tonight

Caltrans to Close 10, 605 Freeways Next Week

The closures are part of construction to widen the 10 Freeway east of the 605 and to build a new flyover ramp.

Unemployment Rate in L.A. County Climbs to 10.1 Percent

Glendora's unemployment rate is 5.3 percent.

Census Survey Gives Snapshot of LA Area, Glendora

Glendora's median income is $75,939, compared to $57,271 for the LA area.

LA Seeks Dismissal of Lawsuit over Ownership of Ontario Airport

Supporters of the "Set Ontario Free" campaign want the airport out from under the authority of LAX.

Assemblyman Roger Hernandez to Host Public Event in Duarte Saturday

Hernandez' district includes Glendora.

County Supes Want to Bring Olympic Games to Area in 2024

More than half of the proposed Olympic venues will be outside Los Angeles city limits, but within the county of Los Angeles.

County Supervisors Postpone Vote on Commission on Alleged Sheriff's Abuse

Several board members spoke in opposition to the motion Tuesday.

Flags in Glendora to be Flown at Half-Staff

President Barack Obama ordered the flags be lowered in honor of Monday's Washington Navy Yard shooting victims.

Supervisor Antonovich Gets National Award for Push to Improve County Trails

Antonovich has been selected as the 2013 Outstanding Public Official by the National Association of County Park and Recreation Officials.

Glendora Restaurants That Serve Healthy Food May Qualify for New Program

Los Angeles County is launching the Choose Health LA Restaurants program to help fight obesity.

Senator Liu's 710 Freeway Properties Bill Sent to Governor

SB 416 expedites the sale of more than 500 houses no longer needed for the proposed 710 freeway extension.

Supporters of Fired Gay Teacher Turned Away at School Board Meeting

Protesters planned to host a silent protest at Wednesday’s St. Lucy’s Priory school board meeting, but were barred from entering the campus.

Bill Allowing Solo Drivers Access to Carpool Lanes During Limited Hours Headed to Governor's Desk

The bill would open carpool lanes during off-peak hours on select freeways, including the 210 freeway from Pasadena to Glendora.