WATER WATCH: State Lowers Glendora’s Conservation Mandate
With an historic drought continuing to linger and with little help from El Niño, the state has revised its mandated conservation requirement for water suppliers,…
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Celebrate Earth Day April 16
Enjoy the natural wonders our planet has to offer and more at Glendora’s Earth Day Celebration this Saturday. The free event is scheduled Saturday, April…
Petrillo’s, Neighboring Restaurant Burglarized Overnight
Glendora detectives are investigating two commercial break-ins at city restaurants Sunday. Both Petrillo’s, 750 W. Route 66 unit A, and Sanyo Sushi, 750 W. Route…
‘Class Pass’ In Development For Citrus College Students
Foothill Transit and Citrus College officials are in the planning stages to eventually offer Citrus students a transit pass to ease their need for parking….
City Boasts Steady Business Growth
Glendora officials announced steady business growth over the past few years. New business licenses have rose steadily since 2012. New business licenses spiked in 2015,…
Chalk Festival Contestant Spaces Still Available
The Glendora Chalk Festival is less than a month away and contestants can still apply. The Chalk Festival is Saturday, April 23 from 10 a.m….
Two Arrested, Found Allegedly Selling Thousands of Bootleg DVDs
Police are investigating two apparent family members who were discovered selling about 3,500 bootlegged movies at the weekly swap meet at Citrus College Sunday. A…
GOLD LINE: Light Rail Skips Station Due to Police Activity
UPDATE, 10:12 a.m.: The Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department has concluded their response to the suspicious item at the Monrovia Gold Line Station. The Sheriff’s Arson/Explosives…
