Some Heroes Wear Capes, This Store Manager Doesn’t Need To
Five Below Store Manager and University of La Verne student Katie Mettert donated to a local Girl Scout troop, making their special event possible.
High School Student “Takes Off” as Award-Winning Drone Pilot
Teenager Levi Johnson set out to become an international drone pilot with hopes of building custom built drones and creating a local community of enthusiasts.
San Dimas’ Rail Side Cafe Serves Up Railroad History and Family Roots
Family-owned Rail Side Cafe, whose name is a nod to the city's railroading history, has become a staple for many residents
Open Letter to Our Readers: SDCP to Suspend Upcoming Print Issue
San Dimas Community Post will delay printing our next edition, scheduled for April 2022, in order to maintain the newspaper’s ethical integrity and reputation in light of the upcoming city council race.
Advice for San Dimas: Plan for Gold Line Parking!
As the Foothill Gold Line Extension continues toward completion in San Dimas, eyes turn to cities that have adapted to their stations opening nearly six years ago.
Crush Your Resolutions This Year
Have you ever set a resolution that did not work out? Find out how you can crush your resolutions this year and build lasting habits for your health, fitness and happiness.
New Year, New Waste Program for San Dimas
Beginning January 2022, San Dimas residents and businesses can expect changes as Waste Management begins their new organic waste program.
Senior Care Facilities Celebrate the Holidays
Senior care organizations such as Visiting Angels and The Terraces at Via Verde work hard to make sure seniors experience the joy of the holiday season.
Too Busy for Holiday Baking? Check Out These Local Spots
San Dimas businesses are happy to bake cookies, pies and cakes for your holiday festivities.