Overnight Parking Enforcement Lifted Through Holidays
There will be no overnight parking enforcement from Monday, December 19th, 2016 through Monday, January 2nd, 2017 for the Christmas and New Year’s Holiday. Enforcement…
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Glendora Police Chief Staab Set To Retire Friday
Glendora Police Chief Tim Staab will be retiring this Friday, after serving Glendora for 33 years. Staab started with the Glendora Police Department as a cadet…
Glendora and Charter Oak Christmas Parade Routes and Schedules
Santa Claus is coming to town this weekend as the City of Glendora and Charter Oak School District both host their Christmas Parades. Charter Oak…
Glendora Council: Nomination Period Open For Two City Council Positions
The nomination period is open in for those wishing to run in the March 2017 Glendora City Council election. The March 2017 election will have two…
Golf Tournament To Support Youth Sports, Capital Improvements
The Glendora Community Services Foundation will host the 1st Annual Golf Tournament, scheduled for Monday, September 12 at the Glendora Country Club. Tournament check-in starts…
Open House To Showcase City’s Urban Trails System
City officials invite the public to learn about plans for Glendora’s first phase of an urban trail system. The open house begins tonight, August 24…
Water Commission Recommends Higher Rates
Higher water rates could be in the city’s future after the Water Commission voted to recommend new water rates to the City Council. The Glendora…
Aspects of Gordon Mull Environmental Report Inadequate, Officials Say
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife, California Wildlife Foundation and the Sierra Club’s San Gabriel Valley Task Force registered great concerns with the proposed…
Tax Initiative Which Could Net Nearly $900 Million Per Year Approved for November
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved last week to place Metro’s gargantuan transportation tax initiative on the November 8 ballot. Metro believes…
Conservation Ordinance Proposal Could Provide Some Relief To Customers
A proposed ordinance change for conservation standards may be coming after California readjusted its water reduction mandates across the state. The city’s ordinance proposal would…