The budgets of local Assembly members Mike Eng, Anthony Portantino and others and the art of how budgets are doled out is eye-opening, the Pasadena Sun reports.
Saturday's community forum will address how future budget cuts will impact public schools.
San Marino and other local cities are partnering with the United States Environmental Protection Agency and California American Water to remind residents to check leaky plumbing March 12-18.
The retirement of Rules Committee Chair David Dreier could impact his Congressional district.
The City of San Marino released a report Friday that details how much the City receives from property, public safety, utility users and sales taxes paid by residents and other entities.
Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich hosted Mr. Luo Zhijun, the Jiangsu Province's Secretary General and a member of Vice President Xi Jinping's Economic Trade Delegation, at the Huntington Library earlier this month.
Officials say the meetings will provide residents with an opportunity to share info and contribute ideas regarding transportation alternatives being considered for the SR-710 Study.
The UPS store is collecting used household batteries that are illegal to throw away due to environmental concerns.
The renovations could cost as much as $927,000 and aim to make City Hall easier for the public to use.
Alhambra Mayor Luis Ayala dropped out of the race for a state assembly seat that represents San Marino, Arcadia and other SGV cities, but is now endorsing fellow Democrat Ed Chau.
The agenda for the San Marino City Council’s adjourned regular meeting on Friday morning is packed with particularly significant items. The public is welcome to attend the meeting and weigh in.
Currently, prosecutors cannot file felony rape charges once 10 years have passed from the crime. Portantino's bill would change that.
The Democratic candidate who was running to represent San Marino, Arcadia and other San Gabriel Valley cities cited needing to focus on family as the reason for his withdrawal, the Pasadena Star-News reported.
The tenting will last from Friday, Feb. 17, through Monday, Feb. 20.
After Tournament of Roses official Richard Allan Munnecke was arrested for the cold case murder of a fellow official Wednesday, the District Attorney's office said they won't charge him with the crime.
Taxpayers earning around $50,000 a year and below may be eligible to participate in the program.
Local Congresswoman Judy Chu appeared on CNN Wednesday to voice her outrage at a regional political Super Bowl ad that many say is racist and stereotypes Asians.
Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich announced Tuesday that Californians who voted to oppose same-sex marriage in California are now disenfranchised with the court's ruling that Prop. 8 is unconstitutional.
San Marino officials for the city, police and fire department are participating in this year’s Love Notes program, which encourages the community to send Valentines to cancer patients. See how you can get involved.
Assemblyman Mike Eng, who represents San Marino and other San Gabriel Valley cities, urged the Susan G. Komen for the Cure Foundation to reverse its decision Thursday after the organization stopped funding to Planned Parenthood.
Mee Semcken, 54, a consultant and San Marino resident, was one of three members named to Gov. Jerry Brown's Los Angeles board on Wednesday.
The City of San Marino released updated numbers this month for the costs incurred by the December windstorm, but those figures just represent clean-up efforts.
Congressional Representative Judy Chu, D-Monterey Park, who will run in the San Gabriel Valley's new proposed 27th Congressional District, spoke to C-SPAN about her support of President Obama's emphasis on green energy in his State of the Union.
The bill, which was introduced by San Marino representative Anthony Portantino, was quickly voted down in an Assembly committee Thursday. It would have extended whistle blower protection to legislative staffers.
The lawmaker pointed to the need to care for his ailing mother back East as his reason to put his political career 'on hold', according to his Wednesday night announcement.
"This proposal will guarantee American children don’t suffer unnecessarily because of an absent mother or father," said Congresswoman Judy Chu.
The San Marino City Council will discuss and possibly make a decision Wednesday on how to spend $45,591 the City received from Los Angeles County’s Community Development Block Grant program.
The San Marino City Council will discuss City general employee contracts at a special meeting Wednesday night.
The state Assembly released information on spending by state legislators last week following a lawsuit inspired by a conflict involving Anthony Portantino, who represents part of San Marino.
A Superior Court judge ruled last week that the Gold Line Construction Authority violated environmental law when clearing the Monrovia maintenance yard site, but GLCA officials insist the judge erred.
Members of the public can weigh in about Southern California Edison’s response during the recent windstorm-related power outages at a public hearing Jan. 26. Edison customer service representatives will also be present.
Congressman David Dreier announced his nominees for military service academies Wednesday.
Beer tasting rooms, registering to vote online and banning the sale of shark fins completes this list of 10 interesting new laws that go into effect Jan. 1.
See what were the biggest San Marino stories of 2011—the good, bad and shocking.
A Superior Court Judge reversed her earlier ruling, potentially forcing the Gold Line to repeat the environmental review process that could delay the Foothill Extension indefinitely.
An updated map shared Wednesday night by the City of San Marino shows six city zones have been cleared of windstorm debris and two zones still require debris removal.
A San Marino man was one of six Los Angeles Superior Court Judges appointed by Governor Jerry Brown Tuesday.
Beginning in 2012, any child under age 8 must be secured in a child safety seat.
After December's tumultuous windstorm forced the park to close for over two weeks, the city finally announced its plans to reopen Lacy Park.
About 4,400 customers lost power Wednesday morning, but it was quickly restored for all but 150.