Author Archives: Steve Scauzillo

  Communities of North Whittier, Avocado Heights, Gladstone, Pelesier Place lose the battle   By Steve Scauzillo, Environment Writer Los Angeles News Group twitter.com/stevscaz   NORTH WHITTIER – By a close vote, a county panel Monday night approved an expansion of … Continue reading →

inShare Print   Email    Font Resize Industry subsidizing electric cars, adding 32 charging ports to Metrolink station Car owners would get rebates of up to $125 per month, free parking and free charges By Steve Scauzillo steve.scauzillo@sgvn.com@stevscaz on Twitter Posted:   05/08/2013 06:56:32 PM … Continue reading →

The city of Walnut will hold a celebration at 10:30 a.m. today,  April 22, at Valley Boulevard and Old Ranch Road in Walnut to celebrate the first day of the new railroad quiet zone. Mayor Mary Su, as well as … Continue reading →

Lately, Walnut has really been stepping up its acknowledgment of Mt. San Antonio College. For example, at the last City Council meeting, the Council honored both the Mt. SAC women’s and men’s basketball teams. Both finished in first place. Last … Continue reading →

After 67 years, the San Gabriel Valley YMCA will no longer operate out of its building in Covina. The struggling nonprofit sold its facility on Rowland Street on Wednesday for $1.2 million to businessman Michael Hsu, said CEO Craig Cerro. … Continue reading →

Walnut Valley uses teacher concessions, future layoffs to balance budgets By Steve Scauzillo,Staff Writer twitter.com/stevscaz The Walnut Valley Unified School District will use a combination of concessions from teachers and classified employees, as well as layoffs to balance its budget for … Continue reading →

[BYNAME]By Fred J. Robledo, Staff Writer [BODY]Walnut High School faculty and students gathered at the school on Monday to hold a candlelight vigil for 28-year-old Monica Quan, a former Walnut High student-athlete found shot to death in a car along … Continue reading →

Lennar Homes held its meet and greet with neighbors Saturday, Jan. 26, to help determine what will be included in a new, two-acre park. The park is part of a proposed 200-house development on what was known as Site D, … Continue reading →

Diamond Bar city attorney resigns after 17 years with city; City Council to meet Friday morning DIAMOND BAR – Citing personal reasons, the city attorney for Diamond Bar has terminated his contract after 17 years, according to City Manager James … Continue reading →

I’m not exactly clear on what this is about, but I’ll give you what I know so far: The Diamond Bar City Council will hold a special meeting at 7:30 a.m. Friday, Jan. 25, to discuss the contract for the city … Continue reading →