L.A. County Health Officials Report Season's First Flu Cases, Urge Vaccination

There has already been one flu case severe enough to require hospitalization, according to Los Angeles County health officials.

Edison Customers in Glendora Asked to Conserve Energy

The utility company wants Glendora residents and others to sign up for its "Save Power Day" program.

Photos: Judy Chu Discusses National Recreation Area Legislation

Congressional Rep. Judy Chu, who represents Glendora, hosted a townhall meeting Sept. 7 in Claremont.

Proposed Development Sparks Protest Against Mobile Home Park Closure

Proposed townhome and single-family home projects on Route 66 and W. Colorado Avenue could result in the closure of a mobile home park.

Train Deaths Prompt Safety Measures

With California leading all states in the number of fatalities at highway rail grade crossings, train agencies are planning to improve railroad crossings with new safety features.

Supervisor Antonovich Calls for a Limit to Early Release of Inmates

Antonovich, whose district includes Glendora, cited an Los Angeles Times investigation that found a sharp increase in the past two years.

West Nile Virus Detected in Three San Gabriel Valley Cities

A sample of mosquitoes from Arcadia and chicken samples from Arcadia, Irwindale and Monterey Park shows the virus is still present in the San Gabriel Valley.

Rep. Judy Chu Opens Satellite Office In Claremont

LA County Supervisors Push for Restoration of Portion of Voting Rights Act

The U.S. Supreme Court struck down a mandate in the act that proposed voting law changes be reviewed in jurisdictions with a history of racial discrimination. Supervisor Michael Antonovich cast the lone dissenting vote.

Report: L.A. County Kids Consuming Less Sugary Drinks

But the Department of Public Health says the percentage is still too high.

Leased Firefighting Aircrafts Ready to Combat Southland Fires

The three aircrafts are contracted for 90 days at a cost of $2.75 million.

Supervisor Antonovich Calls for Countywide Child Care Grading System

Antonovich initiated the county's restaurant and nursing home grading systems.

Three of Senator Liu's Bills Headed to Governor's Desk

Liu has seven other bills pending during this legislative session, which ends Sept. 13.

'Summer Slam' Freeway Closure Begins Friday

The eastbound Pomona 60 Freeway will be closed until Monday morning.

Should School Kids Have to Say the Pledge?

Do your children recite it in their classrooms, and should all students have the chance to, or be required to, recite it each day?

Study: California Home to Busiest Freeways in U.S.

California beat out Texas by almost 30 billion miles.

Gold Line Update: Alameda Avenue in Azusa Closed For Station Construction

Edison Ratepayers in Glendora to Benefit from $750 Million Settlement

The settlement stems from the case against a Canadian power company that reportedly drove up electricity prices in California for more than a decade.

County Supervisors Look to Reform Child Services Through Pay Increase

County supervisors are looking for ways to reform Department of Children and Family Services, which serves Glendora. The discussion was sparked by the death of an 8-year-old.

City Officials: Water Supply, Land Control May Be Impacted in National Recreation Area Proposal

Local governments address water and land control concerns in the National Recreation Area proposal, which includes the foothills, Puente Hills, and San Gabriel and Rio Hondo rivers.

Road Closures Planned For Gold Line Construction

Construction workers will begin a freight track leveling in Azusa and Glendora starting Tuesday, Aug. 6.

Finkbiner Park's New Group Picnic Shade To Open August

Los Angeles County Has Highest Population of Homeless Veterans

Government officials vow to assist the more than 6,000 homeless veterans in Los Angeles County.

Gold Line Update: Azusa Avenue Reopens to Traffic

Progress continues on the Metro Gold Line extension from Pasadena to the Azusa-Glendora border.

Where Did Glendora's Redevelopment Money Go?

In 2011 economic development funds were taken from local jurisdictions to be redistributed to school districts, general city funds and other sources. Below is a graphic showing where Glendora's funds went.

City To Hold Public Hearing on Congestion Management Compliance

Officials Need Help From Public To Control West Nile

Cooperation and responsibility from residents in the San Gabriel Valley is highly encouraged as West Nile continues to spread.

Telephone Scam Fools Victims Into Paying For Past Due Bills

Southern California Edison warned customers of the latest telephone scam targeting Los Angeles County residents.

Local Vets Honored For Korean War Veterans Armistice Day

The Azusa VFW will host a memorial for all Korean War veterans on the 60th anniversary of the Korean War Armistice Agreement Saturday.

Metro Gold Line Celebrates 10th Anniversary

Nearly 1.1 million rides occur on the Gold Line each month, according to the Metro Gold Line Construction Authority.

West Nile Found in Five LA County Residents

Five people in Los Angeles County are the first human cases of the 2013 season, according to the county Department of Public Health.

Immigration Activists Target Local Republican Congressmen

Several organizations that support immigrant rights are preparing to deliver petitions to local Republican congressmen.

Advisory Board Positions Up For Grabs

Seven positions are open on several city advisory boards and committees.

Local Assemblyman to Host Coffee Meet and Greet

Assemblyman Roger Hernandez is inviting the public for a morning of coffee May 18.

Database Lists Glendora City Salaries for 2012

The San Gabriel Valley Tribune database reveals city salaries for cities across the San Gabriel Valley.

Gold Line Authority Urges Metro to Make Foothill Extension a Priority

The Gold Line Foothill Extension project needs to fill a massive budget gap and is urging Metro to include the project in Measure R planning.

Glendora PD To Hold Open House May 18

Guests will be treated to food, fun and demonstrations.

Planning Commission Recommends Approval of Condo Project

The 23-unit project is another step closer to becoming a reality.

Glendora Again Named 'Playful City USA'

City honored for its efforts to promote the cause of play.

County Foreclosures Plummet

Foreclosures are down more than 65 percent from 2012 to this year.