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Welcome to the LA VERNE COMMUNITY NEWS ONLINE. We hope your visit will be a rewarding one.

The La Verne Community News is a tabloid size community newspaper distributed through the U. S. Postal Service to all postal patrons both business and residential in La Verne, California. With a current distribution of 14,000, the paper is published on the first Friday of each month. It is distributed FREE to all residents and businesses in City of La Verne and offers an annual subscription rate of $20 to those out of the area.

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We welcome you to visit us often. Local events change daily and we hope to keep you informed as things happen in our area. You may wish to bookmark us for ease in returning to the site frequently.

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  • Federal authorities set to crack down on camping at 'Occupy DC' sites

    The National Park Service plans to crack down on what it calls "sleeping activity" that may take place at two longstanding camps established by "Occupy DC" demonstrators in the nation's capital, according to a letter issued by the federal agency Friday.

  • Musharraf, facing arrest, postpones return to Pakistan

    Former Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf has postponed his return from exile until the political situation in Pakistan and the court cases against him are resolved, a senior leader in his party said Friday.

  • Italian cruise ship survivors offered compensation

    Surviving passengers on the wrecked Costa Concordia cruise ship are being offered a lump sum of 11,000 euros ($14,400) each in compensation, the cruise line said Friday.

  • Deaths rise in Syria as U.N. Security Council to hold talks

    Deaths mounted in Syria on Friday as world powers plan crucial talks about the conflict there.

  • PSG complete Alex signing but rule out January move for Tevez

    Paris Saint-Germain completed the signing of Brazilian international defender Alex from Chelsea Friday on a two-and-a-half-year deal.

  • Death sentence in Connecticut home invasion

    A judge in New Haven sentenced a 31-year-old man to death Friday for his role in a deadly home invasion that killed a woman and her two daughters in 2007.

  • Obama unveils plan to control college costs

    President Barack Obama unveiled a new college affordability plan Friday, proposing to further expand student financial aid while providing more assistance to schools that hold tuition down and cutting aid to those that do not.

  • No. 1 Djokovic wins epic semifinal against Murray in Melbourne

    World No. 1 Novak Djokovic survived an enthralling marathon clash with Andy Murray on Friday to earn an Australian Open final showdown with Rafael Nadal.

  • UFC president hacked after scrapping with Anonymous

    Dana White loves a good fight.

  • Nigerian iReporters discuss uncertain present, and future

    As the rest of the world rang in 2012, Nigerians awoke to an unpleasant New Year's Day surprise: Their government announced the removal of a longstanding fuel subsidy that had helped to hold down gas prices in the largely impoverished country. Almost overnight, the price of fuel more than doubled, plunging the West African nation into mass unrest and bringing commerce to a standstill.

  • Romney is no shrinking violet

    South Carolina was a wake-up call for Mitt Romney. In Thursday night's CNN debate, Romney delivered an aggressive, forceful performance that many thought he was incapable of. The upcoming Florida primary could turn out very differently now, and the results could go a long way toward helping him win the Republican nomination.

  • U.N. official abducted in Yemen released unharmed, officials say

    A Norwegian U.N. official snatched from the streets of Yemen's capital city of Sanaa by armed tribesmen nearly two weeks ago was released unharmed, officials said Friday.

  • Protesters storm Syrian Embassy in Cairo

    At least 50 protesters opposed to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's regime stormed the Syrian Embassy building in Cairo on Friday, smashing windows and tearing down the Syrian flag before dispersing, embassy officials said.

  • 'Not a pretty scenario' in Iraq, analyst says

    A suicide car bomber targeting a Shiite funeral procession in Baghdad killed dozens Friday, the latest attack in a country engulfed by political crisis and an uptick in violence.

  • 4 killed in protests in Bahrain, opposition group says

    Bahrain police on Friday denied opposition claims that security forces were responsible for the death of an anti-government protester, saying the man died from natural causes.

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