Chino Hills State Park is currently seeking to hire several (3-5) new seasonal Park Aides to staff the new Bane Canyon Kiosk and the Discovery Center. The position is seasonal, meaning employees can work up to 9 month or 1500 hours, and … Read More
Support Hills For Everyone and its Stop Madrona efforts by participating in this restaurant fundraiser. We’ve partnered with BJ’s Restaurant and Brewhouse. Enjoy delicious food in a fun atmosphere along with your family and friends while supporting Hills For Everyone. BJ’s … Read More
Apparently the City of Industry is looking at nearly $6 million in fines due to damaging the environment. City officials contend the former Mayor’s company “Zerep,” hired for a variety of tasks, did the damage unbeknownst to the City or … Read More
Good news! The Chino Hills entrance (off of Elinvar and Sapphire) to Chino Hills State Park is scheduled to open on Monday, June 15th. As details become available about the opening and availability of campgrounds the following weekend, we will … Read More
Hills For Everyone has partnered with the Orange County Community Foundation for its upcoming ONLINE only fundraiser. For this 30 hours of giving, donors will go online to the Hills For Everyone donation page set up by the Foundation and … Read More
Hills For Everyone would like to thank the 40 participants in the Brea Improv fundraiser on Friday, April 10th. We had a great time seeing old and new friends. While we had no control over the content of the comedians … Read More
Chino Hills State Park and the Habitat Authority are both offering Earth Day events this month. Below are some early details: Saturday, April 11, 2015 The Habitat Authority will host a Walk ‘N Weed event at Arroyo Pescadero from 9 … Read More
Protect Our Homes and Hills, a project of Hills For Everyone, organized nine speeches for decision day on Esperanza Hills before the Orange County Board of Supervisors on March 10, 2015. View the speeches one by one or through the … Read More
Recently, former La Habra Heights Mayor Bruce Douglas resigned from the Hills For Everyone Board of Directors. He has been active in protecting both his beloved city as well as the Puente-Chino Hills Wildlife Corridor for two decades. An avid … Read More
Last week the Chino Hills City Council passed the long awaited update of the General Plan. They set aside the issue of zoning for the 3,000 acres of hills along the 71 freeway. Landowners have suggested the land is zoned … Read More