Folded Newspaper Icon White
Print Edition
Donation Icon White
Payments / Donations
Paper Renew Icon White
Subscribe / Renew
User Login Icon White
Login
Paper Renew Icon White
Subscribe
Donation Icon White
Donate
Folded Newspaper Icon White
Print Edition
Paper Renew Icon White
Subscribe / Renew
Donation Icon White
Payments / Donations
User Login Icon White
Login

VIEWPOINT: Question the tests

by Pamela Casey Nagler School’s out, and that means our schools have completed yet another year of standardized testing. What this should mean, in an education town like Claremont, is that we will be evaluating these tests before we start gearing up for the next...

Readers comments 6-19-15

Water mandate discriminates Dear Editor: I fully agree with Chet and Eileen Jaeger’s letter published June 5 that the upcoming water-saving plan discriminates against conscientious, civic-minded residents who have already implemented water-saving ideas,...

A huge building full of hope

by John Pixley   No, I haven’t seen the Hall of Fame. I have never been downstairs. And I didn’t know that Winston Churchill had been there. My friend had returned from using the restroom at Bridges Auditorium, and, although I thought...

Joanne Hobo

Contractor, loving matriarch, active volunteer Joanne Hobo, a La Verne resident who was involved in the Claremont community with her daughters and grandchildren and also worked for the Claremont-based certified public accounting firm Gray, Salt & Associates, died...

Police blotter 6-19-15

Tuesday, June 9 A San Antonio High School student was cited and transported to a local hospital after exhibiting signs of public intoxication. A witness told police that the 17-year-old male had staggered off campus around 10:30 a.m. and was having difficulty...