Week in Review: Brushfire, Drug Bust, Promotion, and Redistricting

Monday

• The Four Corners Transportation Coalition will after determining that the change could hamper traffic and transportation projects in the area.
• A new T-Mobile on Diamond Bar Boulevard.
• will begin on July 1.
• Columnist Lydia Plunk takes a close look at the in the first of this three-part historical series.

Tuesday

• A but did not injure any people or damage property.
• A survey in August will determine whether a section of Diamond Bar currently with a Walnut ZIP code .
• A meeting of the Pomona Unified School District's construction bond oversight committee was postponed Tuesday. The meeting would have in January.
• Allergies and asthma are on the rise and columnist Steve Williams has some .
• Diamond Bar resident Esther Joe

Wednesday

• Sen. Bob Huff (R-Diamond Bar) after he said it left Republicans out of the process. Huff is a top negotiator on the budget for Republicans in the Senate.
• A man who was named by authorities after his arrest earlier in the week.
• A Wednesday morning.
• at the Pomona Fairplex Tuesday night.
• With tons of recreation classes in the city of Diamond Bar, mother Ruth Milligan says
• The Miss Diamond Bar Pageant was among 55 non-profits that after the IRS revoked that status from all non-profits that had not filed necessary annual paperwork.
• Witnesses to a South Diamond Bar brushfire said they .

Thursday

• A man was by disposing of a cigarette near brush in South Diamond Bar, causing a three-acre brush fire.
• Photographer Allysn Reginaldo presented part three in a gallery of .

Friday

• at a local bar and grill resulted in the arrest of two people, including the bartender.
• Los Angeles County Supervisor Don Knabe over the budget that was put to a vote before a midnight deadline Wednesday.
• Southern California fire agencies between agencies across Southern California.

Saturday

• Columnist Gabriela Klein delves into the realm of superfoods and talks about and where to find it around Diamond Bar.
• Golden Springs Pre-K – 8 School Friday at Diamond Ranch High School.
• The Mt. San Antonio College Foundation recently , raising $1 million for scholarships.