Community members young and old turned out for Saturday's Lacy Park Community Clean-up to help remedy the damage and debris from the recent windstorm.
San Marino has hired three existing city employees to new positions, the city announced Wednesday. The employees will start their new jobs over the next two months.
Retired San Gabriel Valley teacher David Siegrist joins five other candidates to represent San Marino and other cities in the 49th State Assembly District.
The City of San Marino has ended the grace period for residents to place green waste and trash bags at curbs and parkways that have already been cleared, it announced Tuesday. See the alternative ways to get rid of your debris.
Former San Marino Mayor Matthew Lin is the latest to throw his hat in the ring for the state’s 49th Assembly District, which includes San Marino.
Following the recent windstorm, Assembly member Anthony Portantino (D-La Cañada Flintridge), who represents San Marino and other cities, is proposing legislation that requires utilities to regularly review and improve disaster preparedness plans.
See specific numbers for damage that San Marino’s property, businesses, trees and more incurred from the severe windstorm that took place on Nov. 30 and Dec. 1.
In addition to the $5.6 million in damage estimated to property in San Marino, the city estimates clean-up efforts have cost $220,000.
With all the tree debris in the streets and rain in the forecast, the County Public Works Department is warning that localized street flooding is possible.
Property owners whose structures sustained damage of $10,000 or more may be eligible for temporary property tax relief, according to the Los Angeles County Office of the Assessor.
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With power restored to all residents, according to Southern California Edison, the City of San Marino is focusing on recovery and issued an update to residents on clean-up efforts and green waste removal.
Do you still need to get rid of green waste from the recent windstorms? Check out these solutions from the City and Athens Services.
The City of San Marino sent an update to residents Tuesday afternoon urging those still without power to contact the City and Southern California Edison directly.
If you’re shopping online this holiday season, you could owe extra sales tax that’s not calculated during your e-checkout. Here’s how to make sure you’re covered.
Utility officials will take questions at Tuesday's County Board of Supervisor meeting. As of Monday, 20,800 Southern California Edison customers were still in the dark.
The City of San Marino issued a wind recovery update to residents Monday with the most current outage, clean-up and closures information as of 1 p.m. The San Marino Police Department continues to allow overnight street parking this week.
Huntington Pharmacy owners Phic K. Lim and his wife Theana Khou plead not guilty last Monday to charges stemming from alleged $18 million healthcare fraud following a two-year federal sting operation that targeted them and 14 others.
The City of San Marino issued an update to residents at 10 a.m. Friday notifying them about power restoration, closures and what to do with trees and large branches on private property.
San Marino felt and looked like a disaster film Wednesday night and Thursday as high-speed winds caused hundreds of downed trees and branches, widespread power outages and a state of emergency. See our photos of the aftermath and share yours here.
Since the wild winds that whipped through San Marino Wednesday night and Thursday morning have resulted in driveways covered in branches, large trees and other debris, residents can park overnight on the street through the weekend.
San Marino schools will be open Friday and Southern California Edison hopes to restore power to the city Friday morning. The Huntington will remain closed for clean up.
San Marino City Manager Matt Ballantyne told Patch around 11:30 a.m. Thursday that residents should plan to have power out the rest of Thursday and Friday, as widespread outages and a declared emergency followed severe winds Wednesday and Thursday.
High winds knocked out power in the city and downed more than 250 trees.
After discussion of possibly hiring a public works director for the city instead of a new assistant city manager to replace outgoing assistant city manager Cindy Collins, the San Marino City Council decided to maintain the status quo.
Make sure your holiday cards and packages arrive to their destination on time with this information from the United States Postal Service.
Businesses in San Marino and other cities are acting as drop-off locations for residents needing to recycle batteries—which, by law, are not allowed to be thrown in the trash—and other items.
The Monterey Park Democrat will join others at an El Monte church on Nov. 16.
Follow Wednesday's city council meeting on Patch.
Following a large non-violent protest outside Wells Fargo CFO Tim Sloan’s San Marino home in October, San Marino Police Chief John Schaefer introduced two ordinances Wednesday to restrict targeted residential picketing.
Where do each of the four city council candidates stand on city council member term limits, which is up for vote on Tuesday?
The group California Right to Carry plans to file its suit on Dec. 15.
The Los Angeles Times reports that a legal challenge has been rejected for a redistricting plan that reconfigures electoral boundaries in the state legislature and Congress.
A Huntington Pharmacy nurse, customers and local business owners reacted Thursday to the arrest of Huntington Pharmacy owners charged with a prescription drug scheme to defraud Medicare and Medi-Cal of millions of dollars.
Authorities from the Drug Enforcement Administration and other agencies searched Huntington Pharmacy in San Marino for evidence Thursday, following arrest of the pharmacy's owners and others for a large-scale prescription drug scheme.
The FBI, Department of Justice, police and various state agencies raided Huntington Pharmacy in San Marino Thursday morning, arresting the two owners for a multi-million dollar prescription drug scheme that lasted at least two years.
Rep. Judy Chu, D-Monterey Park, who says she will run for office in the newly-created 27th District, which includes San Marino, will visit Pasadena on Sunday to meet voters.
Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich, who represents San Marino, led efforts to establish a citizens' commission to address reports of deputies abusing inmates incarcerated in Los Angeles County jails.
Sections of the Angeles National Forest are eligible to be part of the National Park Service as a National Recreation Area, which could mean increased trail and recreation improvements
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