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.
City Council Adopts District Map After Contentious Public Hearing
After a contentious public hearing, San Dimas City Council voted 3-2 to select a map that divides the city into four districts for the next election in June 2022.
City Transitions to District Elections with Resident Participation in the Process
In an attempt to avoid a costly lawsuit, San Dimas will transition to district elections by June 7, 2022, and the public is invited to be part of the process.
Blueprint to Zone for 1,248 New Housing Units in San Dimas Moves Forward
San Dimas must zone for 1,248 new housing units, nearly half of which must be for affordable housing, as part of a state-required housing update that takes place every eight years.
Will District Elections Improve Representation in San Dimas?
After being threatened with litigation for allegedly violating the California Voting Rights Act, the city has begun the process of establishing district elections.
San Dimas Casts Vote of No Confidence in LA District Attorney
High-profile speakers discuss impact of newly elected District Attorney George Gascón’s policies on the city.
City Adds Motorcycle Unit to Patrol
San Dimas City Council modified the city’s existing contract with the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department to add a dedicated motorcycle traffic unit.
City Hosts “Quality of Life” Meeting, Will Create Task Force to Better Understand Residents’ Concerns
The city of San Dimas is seeking input from residents to learn more about their concerns in the community.
San Dimas Considers Following West Covina’s Lead to Leave LA County Public Health
On Feb. 23, West Covina voted 4-1 to create their own health department and San Dimas City Council is keeping a close eye on the secession.
Automatic License Plate Readers Make Big Impact
City of San Dimas installs automatic license plate reader cameras to help law enforcement fight crime in the face of privacy concerns.