Gold Line Update: Full Street Closure E Street at Railroad Crossing
CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITYAs part of the 9.1-mile Foothill Gold Line light rail project, crews will return to complete reconstructing the railroad crossing on E St. (north of Arrow Hwy.) in the city of La Verne. Crews will complete the installation of a second light rail track, build a new right turn pocket from westbound Arrow Hwy. to northbound E St., and rebuild the roadway, curbs and gutters. This work requires a full closure of E St. at the railroad crossing for approximately 2 weeks. Crews removed and
July 1, 2022, the Responsible Beverage Service Training Act will go into effect.
Alcohol servers and managers at over 56,000 businesses must be trained by August 31, 2022, it’s the law California has one of the largest alcohol markets in the United States with over 56,000 businesses in California that sell alcohol on-site. These businesses have a sizable impact on the California economy. Beginning July 1, 2022, the Responsible Beverage Service Training Act will go into effect. The law requires that anyone who serves alcohol, manages servers, delivers alcohol, takes orders, or
City Council Advances Housing Rehabilitation Program
At its meeting on May 2, City Council awarded a contract to Willdan Engineering to design and administer the City’s Housing Rehabilitation Program. Through funds received from the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), the Housing Rehabilitation Program will cover the costs of necessary home improvements for low and moderate income homeowners in La Verne, including mobile home owners. “After over two years of inadequate funding opportunities caused by the pandemic, the City Council is excited to finally bring
VFW Post 12034 presents Chair of Honor to La Verne City Council
At the City Council meeting on May 16, VFW Post 12034 Band of Brothers presented the La Verne City Council a Chair of Honor, which will permanently reside in the City Council Chambers to commemorate those that have been lost in action or taken as prisoners of war (POW). City Council concluded the presentation by adopting a commendation acknowledging the generous gift and honoring the brave men and women who have served our country. “We are honored to accept the Chair of Honor on behalf of the City of La
University of La Verne Receives $2.3 Million Gift to Support Nursing Program in New College of Healt
University of La Verne alumna Frances Ware (née Bever) ’64 and her late husband, John A. “Andy” Ware, have generously gifted more than $2.3 million to support the launch of the university’s transformative College of Health and Community Well-Being. The gift will fund costs related to establishing the new college and its nursing program. In appreciation of the Wares’ generosity, the university will name its new nursing program in honor of John A. Ware. “We are deeply grateful to the Wares for their
Cal Savers Is Almost Here! Is Your Business Ready?
If you have five or more employees, you will need to implement Cal Savers by June 30, 2022. Did you know that 80% of workers say that retirement plan benefits offered by a prospective employer will be a major factor in their decision whether to accept an offer?1 There are also many tax benefits in choosing to start your own plan2 versus enrolling your employees in the Cal-Savers Roth IRA plan. We can help!The La Verne Chamber of Commerce is committed to offering high-quality workplace benefits designed to
Accounting 101: The Balance Sheet
View the original article and video. Introduction Many of our small business clients who are looking to get into business, lack the fundamentals in accounting to know how to judge the health of their business. In this first episode of a new series, I will show you the basics of accounting including financial sheets and how to use them. In this video, we are covering our first financial statement, the Balance Sheet. I’ll show what a balance sheet is, the components, and stay to the end on how you can use
Camp IVRT In-Person Theatre Classes begin June 20
Get on stage with Camp IVRT! Inland Valley Repertory Theatre (IVRT) proudly announces in-person musical theatre summer camps. Students ages 7-13 will have a blast creating an original play with songs from hit Broadway musicals, making new friends, and working together in a positive, creative, and encouraging atmosphere."We find that students are able to find their voice, express themselves and meet friends with similar interests. The social-emotional learning that happens at Camp IVRT is just one wonderful
Foothill Gold Line May 2022 Project Update
On any given day, more than 300 crew members are out in the corridor constructing the various elements and structures that make up the 9.1-mile Glendora to Pomona project. They are currently rebuilding the last few grade crossings, installing the new light rail system and two of the four stations, constructing the light rail bridges, installing safety equipment and more. With the tremendous progress they continue to make, the project is on track to be 50% complete in early summer. Grade Crossing
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City of La Verne Revamps its Website for Easier Use and Transparency
The City of La Verne is pleased to announce the completion of its website revitalization. The City first began its website redesign process in June 2021, and the new website went live on April 28, 2022. With a modernized design and layout, the website is user-friendly and much easier to navigate. “While the new website may take some getting used to, it will serve as a better hub of information for residents, business owners and visitors,” said City Manager Bob Russi. “Not only is the new website better
La Verne Adopts Water Conservation Measures Following Statewide Drought
At its adjourned meeting on April 18, the La Verne City Council discussed California’s severe drought and its impacts on La Verne. After three consecutive dry years, California continues to implement protocols to conserve water and maximize water efficiency, which also affects the water services delivered by Metropolitan Water District (MWD). To comply with these statewide and regional mandates, the City Council unanimously adopted water conservation measuresto reduce the City’s water usage by 20% relative
ULV's 2022 Scholarship Gala Raises Record Amount for Student Support
The University of La Verne raised a record $1.1 million for student scholarships—and announced the receipt of more than $2.7 million in additional gifts and pledges—during the 2022 Scholarship Gala on Saturday, April 23. About 600 guests, including civic and community leaders, attended the black-tie celebration, which was held for the first time in the event’s history on the University of La Verne campus. Guests mingled, dined, and enjoyed a short presentation outdoors amid elegant ivy-covered walls,
San Dimas Canyon Road to Close at Arrow Hwy. Through Mid October 2022
As part of the 9.1-mile Foothill Gold Line light rail project, crews will be returning to complete the railroad crossing on San Dimas Canyon Road (north of Arrow Hwy.) in the cities of San Dimas and La Verne. Crews will be performing underground utility work, median construction, light rail track installation, building a new right turn pocket from westbound Arrow Hwy. to northbound San Dimas Canyon Rd., and rebuilding the roadway, curbs and gutters. This work requires a full closure of San Dimas Canyon Road
LA County Fair Returns with 100th Anniversary Celebration May 5-30
After a two-year hiatus, the LA County Fair returns, kicking off its 100-day countdown today to its Centennial anniversary celebration, which begins May 5. And Fair guests had better loosen their belts because they have two years’ worth of Fair food to catch up on. Fair fans can get a jump on tickets, as season passes and general admission are on sale now. The Flower & Garden Pavilion, located in The Hill, celebrates the Centennial with Cheers to 100 Years. The Pavilion will feature a look at the Fair’s
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