Week in Review: A Fire Rescue, $4 a Gallon Gas, and a New Council

Sunday, March 20
The 111 students of Glendora High's string orchestra share years of musical training in tours and performances across the state.

The members of the National Socialist Movement lead the demonstration against what they called an uncontrolled flow of illegal immigrants in the region.

Monday, March 21

From 2009-2010, the Foundation for Glendora Unified Schools raised more than $435,000. In April, the Foundation's Food for Thought will take place.

Officers are credited with getting the two out alive from the burning Glendora home.

Tuesday, March 22

Former Mayor Ken Herman reflects on his terms as mayor of Glendora.

The two suspects led police in a pursuit in a stolen vehicle before abandoning the car and leading them on a foot chase that lasted throughout the night.

Why one local mom doesn't feel like a bad mom for not wanting to send her kids to preschool.

Doug Tessitor is selected as mayor, Gene Murabito becomes Pro Tem.

Wednesday, March 23

The San Bernardino line will make one stop to Los Angeles Union Station from the Covina station.

An aging population and slow growth could limit the number and types of future residential and business development in the city.

One reader wants to know from our community of parents -- what would she be missing if she didn't have children?

Thursday, March 24

Researchers attribute the gain in the Hispanic population to more affordable housing options and an increase in economic mobility.

The radiation levels detected in Southern California are hundreds of thousands to millions of times below levels of concern, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

The Tartans swingman joins an elite group of players in the CIF Division 2A field.

Friday, March 25

Glendora High's first baseman has 5 RBI outing against La Salle and is a key ingredient in the Tartans' bid to repeat as CIF champions.

Although an e-mail had been sent to parents detailing zero periods within a block schedule format, no formal decision on block scheduling has been reached, school administrators say.

Saturday, March 26

At least three Glendora gas stations are selling regular gas for more than $4 a gallon.

Police officer administers CPR to get pulse, but the woman later dies at Foothill Presbyterian Hospital.