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.
BUSD Announces In-Person Instruction Four Days per Week
Superintendent Carl Coles announced that all students are welcome back to their respective schools four days a week starting May 10.
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.”
School District Addresses COVID-19, Career and Technical Education Programs
Bonita Unified School District Superintendent Carl Coles updated parents and community members on the district’s efforts to tackle COVID-19 and reopen elementary schools during the State of the District virtual event.
BUSD Board of Education Votes to Comply with COVID-19 Rules
Bonita Unified School District Board of Education unanimously votes to affirm compliance with all COVID-19 health and safety mandates during a special meeting on Feb. 16.
Bonita Teachers Union Condemns Board Member’s Anti-Mask Posts
Bonita Unified Teachers Association condemned recent social media posts of Bonita Unified Governing Board Member Krista Chakmak declaring her opposition to wearing a face mask in public.
LA County Sheriff Hosts Virtual Town Hall for San Dimas
Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva joined newly appointed San Dimas Station Captain Walid Ashrafnia to discuss public safety concerns with residents during a virtual town hall on Feb. 2.
Grading Restrictions Stir Tensions between Via Verde Ridge Homeowners Association and Residents
San Dimas City Council voted 4-0 to postpone their discussion to change a decades-old grading limit for the Via Verde Ridge community during a study session with the Planning Commission on Oct. 13, 2020.