Friday, October 1, 2021

Las Vegas Heat, Detective Sheila Huggins, COPS TV SHOW

Iran promotes video of Kamala Harris praising anti-Israel student

LA County may return beachfront property that was seized from a Black fa...

Newsom signs bill enabling return of seized Bruce's Beach to descendants of original Black owners

Chuck Todd loses control with debate hecklers | Greg Kelly Reports

U.S. Soldier who Fought NVA Troops while High on Marijuana (Stories from...

Drilling Blasting and Milling Gold Ore

What I remember about "Mel's Hamburgers"

Pomona's Farmers Market

Pomona's Southside Historcal Society Bike Ride

Ren's Just Sayin, "What a shame about Walter Knotts House"

Lila O'Leary Girl Scout Gold Award "Wallflower Mural"

Magu Mural is here!

We are back with the De Colores Program for the month of October. Come join us every Saturday from 10AM - 11AM.

 




Freddie Rodriguez announced a second round of funding for the Pomona OATH



This afternoon, Assemblymember Freddie Rodriguez announced a second round of funding for the Pomona OATH (Officers Assisting the Homeless) Initiative. With funding from the first Initiative, we created the HEART Team (Homeless Encampment Action Response Team), established a full-time Quality of Life Unit, and funded 2 full-time mental health clinicians (through the LA County Department of Mental Health), to work directly with our homeless community to provide resources and services. Chief Michael Ellis said, “This is the second round of $4 million funding Assemblymember Rodriguez has secured for our City in the past 3 years. These funds will allow the Pomona Police Department and the City of Pomona to continue providing valuable services to our community.” As a department, we look forward to continuing this important work in our city and to continue our relationship with our regional partners as we work together to end homelessness. 

Apple Valley Animal Shelter asks pet owners not to surrender pets for next 3 weeks

Clippers video assistant Assane Drame, 26, killed in car crash

SoCal weather: Heat likely to stick around Friday and through the weekend

As California struggles with drought, could mandatory water restrictions happen sooner?

As California eviction moratorium ends, Los Angeles renters protected