July 22, 2008By The Editor
It's America's Night Out Against Crime!
The "25th Annual National Night Out" (NNO), a unique crime/drug prevention event sponsored by the National Association of Town Watch (NATW), has been scheduled for Tuesday, August 5, 2008 and cordially invites you and your community to be a part of our NIGHT OUT 2007 team.
Last year's National Night Out campaign involved citizens, law enforcement agencies, civic groups, businesses, neighborhood organizations and local officials from
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June 13, 2008By The Editor
People are being urged to conserve.
In the wake of Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's drought emergency declaration, water agencies and city leaders from Chino to Fontana banded together Thursday to call for increased water conservation.
Their message? Save now before it's too late.
"If next winter is dry, then we have the possibility of very serious water rationing," said Richard Atwater, CEO and general manager of the Chino-based Inland Empire Utilities Agency >>
May 11, 2008By The Editor
Aggressive behavior seems to be on the upswing
The coyote was limping as it approached a girl in a sand box at a public park - but it was still dangerous. It snapped its jaws on the girl's buttocks and her nanny had to pry the toddler from the wild animal.
Less than a week later, a coyote in a mountain resort town some 35 miles away grabbed a girl by the head and tried to drag her from a front yard until her mother scared it away.
A spate of coyote attacks in the fast-growing suburbs ea
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May 1, 2008By The Editor
Fire District and American Red Cross to Hold Workshop
The City of Chino Hills is teaming up with representatives from the Chino Valley Fire District and the American Red Cross to help residents be prepared for a disaster or other emergencies. A FREE workshop will be held on Thursday, May 15th at 7:00 p.m. at the McCoy Equestrian & Recreation Center, 14280 Peyton Drive. Tips are also available at
www.redcross.org and at www.ready.gov . For more information, please call (909) 364-2713. (Source:
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April 20, 2008By The Editor
Groups, Students, and Scouts Display Art
The City of Chino Hills organized a RUMBA (Re-Used Materials Becoming Art) contest. Students created RUMBA entries by using scraps, broken toys, items beyond repair, and materials likely to be thrown away in an artful display. Many schools and residents participated in the art contest.
Entries were on display at the Earth Day Learning Event held at the McCoy Equestrian & Recreation Center In addition to that The event offered informatio
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April 17, 2008By The Editor
Fire department truck tips over precariously above homes and cars
On Thursday morning, what started out as a routine brush clearing escalated into a serious emergency involving over 12 police and fire emergency vehicles from Chino, Chino Hills, and Ontario.
City workers were clearing brush on a hillside in Butterfield Ranch off of Wildflower Avenue as a precautionary measure to prevent fires. According Ryan Dacko of the Chino Valley Independent Fire District, some of the city's equipment struck a rock and i
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March 25, 2008By The Editor
The Editor shares his Chino Hills' experience.
Chino Hills is a group of communities nestled in the beautiful hills that carry the same name. It's a town with a lot of history. It's a town where people and the government work together to solve problems and improve the standard of living. It's a community, where people know each other and care about each other.
When I brought my wife and two boys from Chicago to Southern California in 1986, one of my goals was to find a place where I co
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February 1, 2008By The Editor
Major regional water pipeline is being upgraded
CITY OF CHINO HILLS - Press Release - Chino Hills, CA - January 22, 2008
Residents & businesses asked to reduce water use during temporary pipeline shut down February 4th - 10th
Residents and businesses in the City of Chino Hills are being called upon to make plans to reduce outdoor watering and non-essential indoor water use while a major regional water pipeline is upgraded during a seven-day shutdown beginning Monday, February 4th. T
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January 18, 2008By The Editor
The Whole Inland Empire Gets Large Gusts
Thursday morning started with fierce Santa Ana winds that blew through the Chino Valley. Fences and garbage cans were knocked down all around Chino Hills. In Ontario, hundreds of trees were uprooted.
Winds as high as 47 miles per hour were reported by Accuweather.
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November 7, 2007By The Editor
Two are dead. The plane was reportedly heading to Visalia
A spokesman for the FAA reported on Wednesday morning that an 11 seat Beechcraft Airplane crashed just after taking off at around 9:15 AM. It was quite foggy and the pilot was using instruments to take off but the actual cause is still under investigation. It is reported tha the flight was headed to Visalia. The victims names were withheld until their relatives are notified.
According to a correctional officer at the gate of the Hemen Stark
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September 10, 2007By The Editor
In its own way, the development in Chino Hills has made the city as beautiful as nature.
I recently took a trip to city hall in Chino Hills and while driving on Grand Avenue, the beauty of the surrounding community took me by surprise. It's not that I haven't noticed how beautiful our community is before. It was the realization that the people who have moved into Chino Hills have beautified, and in my opinion, greatly improved the beauty and nature of the landscape.
I'm somewhat of a conservationist. I don't like to see natural
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