Month: August 2018

By Jane Williams La Habra Journal This past fall Josie Anderson was told she needed surgery to remove a small growth in her brain. The surgeon would be

By Jay Seidel La Habra Journal Roy Francis The La Habra Heights city council swore in two new city council members and voted unanimously to appoint Roy

By Jason Burch La Habra Journal Jason Burch/La Habra Journal Ready to Rock: Bobby Amaro cuts the ribbon officially opening his Kidz Rock music studio

La Habra Journal Staff Seven students from Washington Middle School are looking to help stop global warming. The team, known as the WMS Wind Wolves, has

By Jay Seidel La Habra Journal The road has been cleared for the La Habra City School District to proceed with its reconfiguration plan after the School

By Jay Seidel La Habra Journal Families flocked to the Boys and Girls Clubs’ back multipurpose room to enjoy fresh made menudo last Saturday.

By Jared Hardy La Habra Journal Members of the La Habra community as well as surrounding cities came to the La Habra Community Center on Sunday, October

By Jared Hardy La Habra Journal Part of Euclid Street was closed off to traffic on Saturday, October 14 and instead hosted cones, police vehicles, people, and officers.

By Jared Hardy La Habra Journal Volunteers of all ages in La Habra devoted their Saturday morning to clean out a stretch of Coyote Creek that runs near