Public Service Announcement: Fireworks are not allowed in the State Park or Habitat Authority Preserve. In fact, all communities surrounding the hills have designated fireworks illegal due to the high fire danger. For the safety of the families, homes, and parkland please obey the laws.
Scientific studies have now proven that wildlife are responding to interactions with humans by changing their own time of activity. From hunting to a mere walk in the woods, the animals across the globe are becoming more nocturnal (activities conducted at night.) Remember that when we visit natural lands, we may be enjoying them temporarily, but these lands are considered the permanent “home” for our wild friends. Be a good visitor, please. Read the Los Angeles Times article.
There are some of the ongoing, serious, and destructive trail issues in Chino Hills State Park. As founders of the State Park, it appears important to remind everyone that these lands were protected for their habitat values. Please stay on designated trails, respect the trail closures, and use proper trail etiquette. Designated trails are marked with signs. Download the Park trail map. Read the Chino Champion Newspaper article.
Surprise, surprise. Another sweetheart deal for another Council member in the City of Industry. If you think the Mayor is paying fair market rent for this four bedroom 5,000 square foot home in the Industry Hills, think again. Instead, it’s just $700 a month. Read the San Gabriel Valley Tribune article.
Grand Jury warns against closing any of the Orange County Landfills. Brea is a “host city” with the Olinda Alpha Landfill. The contract will end in a few years and Brea may opt to renegotiate terms to the continued use and impact of the landfill and its associated operations. After the closure of the landfill, the Olinda Alpha Landfill is slated to become a regional park (as are many landfills post-closure). This open space designation helps the Puente-Chino Hills Wildlife … Read More