Week in Review: Whooping Cough Shot, Gold Line Deal & School Board Candidates

Monday, July 18  

According to legislation awaiting Gov. Jerry Brown's signature, schools may have an extra 30 days to verify students have their pertussis booster shots.

Tuesday, July 19

Gov. Jerry Brown signed SB 48 into law Thursday, allowing the contributions of LGBT individuals in school curricula. But local government representatives are strongly voicing their opposition to the bill.

Why bragging about your kids is more about you than your children's achievements.

Wednesday, July 20

The newly signed budget bill may be repealed if enough signatures are gathered to put the tax before voters next fall.

Charter Oak's Mustangs and Broncos take the PONY Regional Championships.

Crystal Rivas has been selected as head water polo coach for the Owls, joining her husband, men’s head coach Brandon Rivas.

Thursday, July 21

After seven weeks of preparation, Top Billing Entertainment's production of High School Musical is set to opened Thursday.

The Thai restaurant has the right ingredients, but could use a little more of them.

The free event, sponsored by the Glendora Police Department, features games, food and a chance to meet the officers.

Friday, July 22 

Dozens of Southern California cities showed their support of overturning bills that calls for the elimination of redevelopment agencies.

The Gold Line Construction Authority agreed to terms of a deal with the city Friday after a long, contentious negotiation process.

Saturday, July 23

Incumbents for Charter Oak and Glendora Unified school districts are currently running unopposed for open school board seats.

Sunday, July 24

A study rates Glendora's most walkable neighborhoods.