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City gets cracking on new Cahuilla Park playground

Fences went up around Cahuilla Park last week as construction crews set to work providing avid playground users with some updated digs. City officials are installing an estimated $65,000 in new playground equipment at the Indian Hill Boulevard and Scripps Drive park....

Check under your hood?

Victor Urincho mops the garage floor during a break from repairing customer’s cars recently at Connie & Dicks Service Center in Claremont. Many of the employees have worked at Connie & Dicks for years or, as with Mr. Urincho, were recruited from other...

City releases study on townhome complex impact

The city of Claremont has released an initial environmental study for the proposed 95-unit townhome complex to take over the 6-acre vacancy on the southeast corner of Base Line Road and Towne Avenue. Staff asserts the project, led by developer City Ventures, will not...
The Pack is back

The Pack is back

Claremont High School football player Nathan Gonzalez cools off during a break from practice on Tuesday at CHS. The Pack’s first game will be next Thursday with a pre-season scrimmage against Burbank at CHS. The regular season begins on September 6 with a home...

Backpack campaign brings shoes, smiles

The local nonprofit organization Shoes That Fit recently concluded its Backpack Campaign, a community wide effort that yielded 250 backpacks—each filled with a pair of brand-new athletic shoes, socks and school supplies—for kids in need. These precious...