On the horizon...PROGRESS 2019
With nearby access to more than four major freeways and located only 35 miles east of Los Angeles, the Chino Valley has long been a popular pl…
When the City of Chino Hills incorporated in 1991, the new city was populated with 43,000 residents living in 14,000 dwelling units.
When the Chino Police Department opens its Real Time Crime Center in late May, it will allow officers in the field to get information on the l…
BevMo! is now open at its new location in the Chino Spectrum Center at the southwest corner of Pipeline and Grand avenues. The 12,000-square-f…
Grading is underway for Meritage Homes’ Orchard Square community on the east side of Central Avenue, between Francis Avenue and Phillips Boule…
Tom’s Burgers #32, under construction at the northeast corner of Central and Washington avenues in Chino, is expected to open in July, accordi…
Chino Valley Medical Center began using a Computed Tomography (CT) 64-slice scanner that produces clearer pictures to help give doctors the be…
Trumark Homes has withdrawn its pre-application to build 300 houses on the 127-acre Abacherli property in Chino Hills, a portion of which can …
Work to retrofit four roadway bridges that cross the 60 Freeway in Chino is expected to begin this summer and city officials are cautioning mo…
A modern express car wash, gas station and mini mart is nearing completion at the northwest corner of Pine and Mill Creek avenues in the Prese…
In alphabetical order are the top 25 sales tax generators in the City of Chino Hills for the fiscal year 2017-18:
Trellis Chino, a nursing and rehabilitation center, opened this fall on the northeast corner of Walnut Avenue and 10th Street. The 37,000-squa…
Some long-time residents who have been faithfully paying down their mortgages have been pleasantly surprised to see that their community facil…
Part of the parking lot at Canyon Ridge Hospital, a mental health facility on the southeast corner of Central Avenue and G Street, is enclosed…
The original kitchen on the historic Boys Republic campus in Chino Hills has been transformed to The Max Scott Center for the Culinary Arts.
Construction has begun in earnest at several school sites funded by the Chino Valley school district’s $750 million school construction and mo…
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