Week in Review: Vehicle License Fees, Grandma Scams & a 99th Birthday

Sunday, July 31

The 24-year-old Dance studio down Route 66 specializes in all types of styles for all ages.

Monday, Aug. 1

A bill by Rep. Howard L. Berman (D-Valley Village) would minimize helicopter noise and flight paths over residential neighborhoods in Los Angeles County.

Gov. Jerry Brown last week signed Senate Bill 614, which gives educational agencies 30 extra days after classes start to begin verifying the whooping cough vaccinations.

Tuesday, Aug. 2

Senate Bill 89 diverts all vehicle license fees to counties as part of the state's realignment plan.

Authorities are seeking the public’s help in finding 26-year-old Kevin Breitenbach.

Why this kid-centric mom says no thank-you to the kid-free zone.

Wednesday, Aug. 3

Glendora's National Night Out in photos.

Federal officials issued a public health alert Friday for frozen or fresh ground turkey.

Thursday, Aug. 4

Seniors at the La Fetra Senior Center in Glendora say speeding cars on Minnesota Avenue make it difficult to access the center by foot from nearby parking lots.

Perpetrators set up elderly victims for a costly scam by appealing to their heartstrings.

The Rico family fulfills dream to bring Argentinian goodies to Glendora

Make family travel possible with these wallet-friendly tips.

Friday, Aug. 5

Mike Gautreau believes AP and honors students shouldn’t have to worry about homework and writing papers during their summer breaks.

Nathan Reinl's family received a large outpouring of community support following his June 10 accident, now the 16-year-old advocates for skateboarder safety.

Saturday, Aug. 6

The incumbent Monterey Park congresswoman officially announced Friday that she will run in the proposed 27th Congressional District, which includes Glendora.

Sunday, Aug. 7

Former Glendora councilman and resident George McGill shares his secret to a long life following his 99th birthday.