Month: March 2018

By Jay Seidel La Habra Journal The third mosquito that tested positive for West Nile Virus was discovered in La Habra last week Orange County Vector Control

By Jay Seidel La Habra Journal Early one Saturday morning, while most residents in La Habra were just waking up and debating where they needed to set up

By Jay Seidel La Habra Journal The residents of La Habra Heights will be asked to vote on a benefit assessment district in November in an effort to help

By Taylor Engle La Habra Journal Laws are normally initiated as bills by government officials. So, it is truly unique when a law is passed because of the

By Alondra Urizar La Habra Journal Tennis players and residents alike were pleased to see the new renovations iTennis has made for the local tennis courts.

By Taylor Engle La Habra Journal Two years ago, the La Habra Collaborative launched its first ever Move More Eat Healthy Movement, an initiative aimed

Annual festival unites community through planning, hard work, fundraising. By Krysta Fauria La Habra Journal Each year, the La Habra Corn Festival continues

Citizens tell city council they don’t want increased property tax to pay for road repair By Jay Seidel La Habra Journal By a margin of approximately 2

By Jay Seidel La Habra Journal Cities are responsible for many of the things we often take for granted on a daily basis. However, if something isn’t right

By Jay Seidel La Habra Journal The actress sat by the window on the set and looked out, just as she was supposed to do. Everything was set to shoot the first scene.