The Glendora Chamber of Commerce, through its Legislative Action and Economic Development Committee, is proud to host the 2024 Candidate Forums for the upcoming City Council and School Board elections. These forums provide an invaluable opportunity for residents to hear directly from the candidates and learn about their visions for the future of Glendora.
The Glendora City Council June 28 voted to accept grant funding to keep minors from being sold and from using alcoholic beverages. The city accepted…
City leaders will discuss Glendora’s economic activity and overall economic health at the Tuesday City Council meeting. The city continues to see some new business…
With negotiations ongoing and still no agreement reached, Glendora municipal employees petitioned the mayor and city council Friday afternoon, decrying unfair and unequal treatment. Five…
City officials recently released a subsequent environmental impact report, summarizing the potential effects to the environment and residents near the proposed 18-home Gordon Mull project…
The Glendora City Council voted 3-2 last week to not apply for grant funding to participate in a massive street event with four other eastern…
Sure to raise a stink with residents, the Glendora City Council will discuss a requested rate increase for trash services in town. Athens Services, otherwise…
The Glendora City Council last Tuesday night appointed the next mayor during the annual Council reorganization. Gene Murabito was nominated to serve as mayor for…
Glendora Mayor Pro Tem Gene Murabito and Duarte Council member John Fasana issued a response to a commentary critical of driving forces behind the Gold…
The Glendora City Council approved Tuesday night a trial run for a Employee Recruitment Incentive Program in an effort to attract qualified candidates for vacant…