Week in Review: Robbery at Sport Chalet, Early Start for Glendora Schools & ‘Misleading’ County Study

Sunday, Dec. 18

Late night heist pulled off by masked gunman wearing fake orange beard, military-style trench coat.

Christmas event held by BNSF lets sick children experience a real train ride.

Monday, Dec. 19

Ahead of holiday shopping, Glendora PD will have bigger presence at Walmart and the Marketplace.

Small Business Administration will offer loans to residents, business owners greatly affected by the windstorms. Workshops being held through rest of the week and reopen Jan. 9

Tuesday, Dec. 20

With the calendar, GUSD strives to mimic college semester format, help students with exam preparation and maximize instructional days.

Kiwanis' latest donation for reading efforts reaffirms the club's motto of 'Serving Children.'

Wednesday, Dec. 21

City announces winners of home decorating contest.

Thursday, Dec. 22

Glendora alleges that a report performed by County's Agricultural Department presented confusing evidence, while another misidentified a potentially unhealthy well as operating in city limits.

Check out scenes and audio from Glendora’s Living Nativity.

Ending an impasse, the House and Senate agree to approve a payroll tax extension before Christmas.

Friday, Dec. 23

After a $153 million acquisition that closed the Bally Total Fitness in Glendora, former Bally customers will have to look elsewhere for their workouts.

Follow these tips to avoid holiday overeating, and you and your diet may escape the holidays unscathed.

Saturday, Dec. 24

Along with Shepherd's Pantry and hundreds of dedicated volunteers, the church seeks to give those in need a helping hand.