Week in Review: Ponzi; New City Hall, Library; 390-acre Wildfire

Monday, July 4

• A vehicle smashed into a fire hydrant in Diamond Bar, .
• Sharon Ishida, a teacher at Lorbeer Middle School, and Julie Huezo, an office manager at Diamond Ranch High School, after decades of working for the district.
• Looking to beat the summer slump? .

Tuesday, July 5

• A trio of PTA moms at Neil Armstrong Elementary School that lost up to $4 million in investors money.
• Fourth of July in Diamond Bar .
• With the new budget in hand, Cal State campuses .
• Check out at Diamond Bar High School.

Wednesday, July 6

• School officials in a Ponzi scheme allegedly carried out by three mothers involved with the PTA at Neil Armstrong Elementary School.
• Readers to initial reports of a Ponzi scheme allegedly carried out by three PTA mothers at Neil Armstrong Elementary School.
• A charitable fund manager in Walnut pointed to what he said were indications that the investment opportunity allegedly offered by three Diamond Bar PTA mothers was .
• Diamond Bar after a city council vote Tuesday.
• A study of school spending by California Watch than neighboring districts.

Thursday, July 7

• Sheriff's investigators arrested a Hacienda Heights man on charges that included for five months.
• The city's summer concerts in the park series kicked off Wednesday night featuring the rock group, The Ravelers. .
• A bill by Sen. Bob Huff (R-Diamond Bar) to allow trained school employees to administer emergency medicine to children suffering epileptic seizures .

Friday, July 8

• Sheriff's investigators said two Diamond Bar PTA mothers suspected of masterminding a Ponzi scheme .
• Sheriff's investigators said in a Ponzi scheme allegedly carried out by three PTA mothers at Neil Armstrong Elementary school.
• Ruth Milligan writes about and the attending challenges.
• The Regional Chamber of Commerce of San Gabriel Valley .
• Following a in Carbon Canyon, the South Coast Air Quality Management District .
• An overturned semi-truck on the eastbound 60 freeway .
• The L.A. County Board of Supervisors , like neighboring Rowland Heights.

Saturday, July 9

• The Pomona Unified School District is The district's attorney Kasey Haws said the surplus land could be a good source of revenue for the district.
• A two-year-old pit bull, Tank, is at the Inland Valley Humane Society and .