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A cancer survivor's journey is often filled with mixed emotions. These feelings can range from intense fear upon diagnosis to weariness while in months of treatment.
Former Assemblywoman Norma Torres was sworn into the state Senate following her victory in last week's special election in Inland Southern California's 32nd Senate District.
The Pomona Youth and Family Master Plan Community Board has established two teams to develop an approach for working with people when they face a crisis and giving those wanting to help make Pomona a better place to live with suggestions on how to become more involved in such endeavors.
Earth-moving equipment is there now, but before the year ends Mission Boulevard and Curran Place will have the new home of household products manufacturer Kittrich Corp.
Acting on that notion, Bonita accelerated freshman core program teenagers took on the triple task of teaching complex concepts to elementary students, maintaining focus and discipline for kindergartners to fifth-graders and assuring retention by making each exercise fun and fulfilling.
California State University announced that Brian Maurer of the Moss Landing Marine Laboratories' Biological Oceanography Lab won a top award for research in Biological and Agricultural Sciences.
In the cooling blustery early evening Wednesday, local cyclists climbed on their bikes and rode together to remember those who have been killed in auto-bicycle accidents and to raise awareness about road safety.
Paintbrushes in hand, artist Phil Yeh is telling the story of San Bernardino in a big way - on two 100-foot walls of the McDonald's Museum at 14th and E streets.
Assemblywoman Norma Torres took an early lead Tuesday in the special election to fill a vacancy in the state Senate seat that extends from Pomona to San Bernardino.
Of the 50 arrests on Friday and Saturday, 33 were on suspicion of felony offenses and 17 of misdemeanors, according to a statement police released Monday.