Resident Tim Walker said he's had problems making the turn onto Central Avenue because of parked commercial trucks blocking his view of oncoming traffic.
"It is a safety issue when you're trying to look around 18-wheelers and trying to get out safely," said Walker.
At Tuesday's meeting, the City Council amended the municipal code to prohibit large trucks, trailers, buses and recreational vehicles from parking on seven road segment >>
Part of the new civic center rising from the dust in downtown is the city's new police station...
which will be the first of the center's four buildings to open.
When the new 28,000-square-foot station opens to the public Aug. 18, it will offer more efficient lobby service for residents, more operation space for deputies and detectives, and secured interview rooms for suspects, said San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department Sgt. William Hunt.
Sheriff's deputies, who act as the city's police force, will move operations from temporary bu >>
New strict water conservation rules go into effect this week.
The city's adoption of the tight water conservation measures in light of the state drought goes into effect this week.
New restrictions include a ban on the use of hoses to wash driveways and porches, a prohibition on residential water leaks, a ban on daytime landscape watering and a restriction on serving of water in restaurants unless customers request it.
First-time violators will be warned, according to the conservation ordinance, but m >>
Last week's earthquake, which rattled nerves as well as the region, likely originated near the intersection of two major faults and one smaller one, experts said.
The little-known crease, called the Peralta Hills Fault, begins just south of the Whittier and Chino faults, said James Dolan, a USC earth-science professor.
In an area known for the half-dozen major faults that cut through the Earth's crust at varying degrees and angles, the Pera >>
Despite numerous dewatering challenges, T.B. Penick excels with ambitious schedule.
Chino Hills' first permanent Government Center is under construction at City Center Drive in Chino Hills. The $91 million project includes a new city hall, library, police station and fire administration headquarters as well as a parking structure with subterranean and four stories of above ground parking. T.B. Penick, one of Southern California's largest and most trusted contractors, was selected to do the structural concrete work for the Chino >>
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We live in Butterfield Ranch (south Chino Hills) and I think the epicenter was right under us. For a while our phone didn't work.
We had books fall from the bookcase, medicine fall out of the cabinets and into the sink, and several lamps and china fall over but besides that it was fine.
The quake was very scary. It seemed to be "the big one". Fortunately, that was not the case and the house looks all ok. Our phones didn't work f >>
Investigators looking into allegations of misconduct...
Evan Samuel, placed on administrative leave from the Police Department on July 1 after investigators began looking into allegations of misconduct by him as a Los Angeles police officer, is no longer with the Chino department.
Assistant City Manager Patrick Griffin said Samuel, who joined the Chino department three months ago, has not been a city employee since July 14. Griffin would not say whether Samuel was fired or if he quit, adding that t >>
Carlos Salazar, (16), has been missing from his home since July 8th.
We received the following email from his mother and family who are trying to locate him. Please report any information you may have to the San Bernardino county Sheriff's Office (909) 465-6638 or the Polly Klaas Foundation (800) 587-4357. Please consider printing and posting the Missing Flyer in your place of business and showing it to your teens in case they may have seen him. We are printing Ms. Herrera's em >>
Officials aim to elevate the airport's stature to that of a "theme-branded destination
Chino Airport seeks to make nice with neighboring communities
San Bernardino County leaders hope plans to expand Chino Airport will fly with Eastvale residents at Tuesday's Town Hall meeting.
The goal is to discuss how best to improve the publicly owned airport, which serves private, business and corporate customers.
The airport, at 7000 Merrill Ave., is several miles northwest of Eastvale, an unincorporated community in northwest Rivers >>
Christopher Laurie, son of Pastor Greg Laurie and Cathe Laurie of Harvest Christian Fellowship in Riverside, California, died this morning in a car accident in Riverside. A resident of Huntington Beach, Laurie, 33, served as the art director at Harvest Christian Fellowship for the past three years.
In addition to his parents, Christopher is survived by his wife, Brittany, and daughter, Stella, as well as his brother Jonathan. Christopher and h >>
Tom Brokaw announced on MSNBC that Tim Russert has died of a heat attack at the age of 58.
Tim Russert, the Democratic operative turned NBC commentator who revolutionized Sunday morning television and infused journalism with his passion for politics, died this afternoon. Russert suffered a heart attack while working in his office on Washington's Nebraska Avenue. Details were not immediately available.
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Robert O. Townsend, the former San Bernardino County supervisor instrumental in the development of Chino Hills, Prado Regional Park and the Omnitrans public bus system, among many other accomplishments, has died.
Townsend passed away Tuesday at his Chino home at age 84 after a long battle with cancer, said his daughter, Robin MacBean.
and is not a part of nor affiliated with the City of Chino Hills.