The Art of Antiquing Along Bonita Avenue
Take a stroll in downtown San Dimas and discover your next vintage find.
Classic Cars are Making a Comeback in the Southland
Summer is cruise season. But these enthusiasts have a different kind of cruise in mind.
Renowned Artists Highlight City’s Natural Beauty through Gold Line Station Art
San Pedro-based artists Eugene Daub and Anne Olsen Daub hope to inspire future Gold Line passengers to experience the beauty of San Dimas.
Little Free Libraries Bring Literacy, Unity to Residents
Many Little Free Libraries have begun popping up around the city, providing a sense of positivity for the communities they serve and filling the literacy gap.
Art Teacher Inspires Students Through Museum Education, New Book
San Dimas High School art teacher E. Dominic Black mixes his love for art, teaching in his new book “Art Inside Out.”
Mother-Daughter Duo Hosts Prosperous Podcasts
San Dimas locals facilitate insightful conversations on their respective true-crime and kid-oriented career shows.
Residents Fight COVID-19 With Community Activities
Despite a global pandemic, San Dimas residents found increasingly creative and inspirational ways to celebrate community resolve and face the rise in anxiety, depression and lack of socialization with people outside their household over the past year.
Bill and Ted’s Legacy Forever Linked to San Dimas
When goofy teen movie “Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure” hit theaters in 1989, the comedy of errors carried San Dimas with it into American popular culture, but now that the duo has reappeared in last summer’s “Bill & Ted Face the Music,” their connection to the city is getting a closer look.