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.
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.
San Dimas businesses are happy to bake cookies, pies and cakes for your holiday festivities.
More people are planting native gardens to save money and enjoy the many other benefits they provide.
Fitness columnist Yajen Tan shares tips for a kinder approach to diet for your mind and body.
COVID-19 times seem to have made nonprofit leaders thankful for the little things — both professionally and personally. Despite the difficulty of operating during the pandemic, there were many lessons learned.
This local eatery draws patrons in with the classic charm of an old-fashioned diner.
Take a stroll in downtown San Dimas and discover your next vintage find.
