Kistemann Sues City, Alleges Forced Resignation
Former Parks and Recreation Director Hector Kistemann sues the city of San Dimas, alleging financial damages, emotional distress and invasion of privacy.
City Approves Budget to Plant New Trees
In the wake of budget changes, Parks and Recreation aims to continue with its urban tree expansion goal.
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.
5 Months After It Was Vandalized, Local Monument Honors Veterans
On Veterans Day, the H.E.R.O.E.S. monument at Freedom Park became a gathering place for over 300 community members and veterans to honor those who have served in the U.S. military.
What To Do in the Rare Event You See a Bobcat
Learn how to identify a bobcat and what to do if you see one.
2 Wednesday Night Shootings Related, Florida Man Killed
Authorities confirmed that two separate shootings in different parts of the city Wednesday night were, in fact, related.
Elliot Fills Chakmak’s BUSD Board Seat
Jim Elliot, who served on the Bonita Unified School District Governing Board from 2003-2017, was unanimously selected to replace Board Member Krista Chakmak following her August resignation.
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.
School Board Avoids Million-Dollar Special Election
Following Board Member Krista Chakmak’s resignation, the Bonita Unified School District Governing Board voted to avoid a million-dollar special election and fill her seat by provisional appointment.
They Don’t Make ’em Like Roady’s Anymore
This local eatery draws patrons in with the classic charm of an old-fashioned diner.