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 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.
Linco Reframes Success through Changing Times
Thanks to his adaptability and drive, local framer Steve Lindemann thrives during a pandemic and beyond.
“Be Excellent” with Eric
COVID-19 has forced families to spend time together, which is what holidays are about. The key is to ensure that time spent together is high quality.
Riding to New Heights: How E Bike Cyclery Thrived During COVID-19
San Dimas electric bicycle shop takes advantage of nationwide bike boom.
“Be Excellent” with Eric
Some of my friends have reached out to me and asked how they could support one of their friends who lost someone close to them.
Butter Brings Big City Taste to Local Spread
It’s hard to remember when Butter Cafe wasn’t part of the fabric of San Dimas even though it only opened five years ago, but the way pastry chef and co-owner Heather Sulaeman tells it, Butter Cafe almost never came to be.