Category Archives: Azusa

Azusa is dedicating a new water facility today — but it’s not just any water facility, it’s the most expensive capital project in Azusa Light and Water’s history, reporter Daniel Tedford reports. The $36 million Canyon Water Filtration Plant, at … Continue reading →

Whoa. There are a few upsets in this round of elections. In Rosemead, incumbents John Tran and John Nunez were ousted. Returning to office is Maggie Clark, and now she will be joined by Steven Ly and Sandra Armenta, according … Continue reading →

Got this e-mail from Azusa Councilman Robert Gonzales this morning in response to a letter that ran in the newspaper the other day. The letter attacked both Gonzales and Councilman Keith Hanks for not stating their position on the new … Continue reading →

Azusa City Council candidate Paul Naccachian’s photo in Friday’s newspaper was a file photo we used of him from years back. At his request, Naccachian prefers if in the future we used a more updated photo. In compliance with that, … Continue reading →

Being that the Azusa City Council election story was a bit short, I wanted to give all you fans out there an encore of sorts – that is, if encores were longer than the original performance. Here are some excerpts … Continue reading →

Budgets, budgets and more budgets. I know we all feel a bit inundated with budgets with the state just now getting their act together and voting on the state budget. (As a side note: if you had a job, and … Continue reading →

As we will have a short story coming out tomorrow on the city council election in Azusa, it is important to note that there is more than just the city council to vote for on March 3. There are also … Continue reading →

Just got done talking to Councilman Keith Hanks and got the 411 on the new Azusa Target. Word on the street was the development was suddenly in doubt, possibly on its way to being scratched. Most of the sources on … Continue reading →

Looking over Azusa’s city council meeting agenda, and they plan on voting to support the Highway 39 Caltrans construction project I wrote about here. The process for a project is still in its early stages. Caltrans is hopeful they can … Continue reading →

A recent acquisition against Azusa Councilman Robert Gonzales’ campaign has turned out to be half-true. Rumors had been flying around that Gonzales was using an endorsement from Labor Secretary Nominee Hilda Solis at public forums and on his campaign mailer … Continue reading →