Mick Rhodes | editor@claremont-courier.com Remember when we all felt smug “cutting the cord” to cable TV and sticking it to ...

Congratulations to Ron Hinson, who was the only reader who correctly identified last week’s “Where am I?” as the 1976 wolf sculpture by Nancy Foster Goodman, currently on display, appropriately, at ...

At my age, you are reminded of death simply because you are older and more likely to know more people who have died. This includes family, friends, someone you used to work with, a favorite celebrity.

Moving to Claremont from my childhood home in Modesto last summer was the start of a new life chapter. We swiftly settled into our new routines of work and academics ... then a tug of longing arose. I ...

Claremont City Council approved the 10-year renewal of a marketing deal between the city and the Claremont Tourism Business Improvement District at its January 14 meeting. The deal with the coalition ...

A group of Claremont High School scholars recognized by the national College Board for outstanding achievement on the PSAT and AP exams was on hand at the January 16 CUSD Board of Education meeting.

Claremont Craft Ales, 1420 N. Claremont Blvd., #204c, hosts “Kimi Day,” a 1 to 10 p.m. benefit event for longtime employee ...

Recent past often includes styles like mid-century modern, brutalism, international, and postmodernism, which have unique ...

After a much welcomed reprieve, dangerously strong winds returned to Claremont and the rest of Southern California on Monday.

Though Tuesday’s jarring windstorm left its mark on Claremont in the form of downed trees, limbs, and some property damage, ...

I’ve always loved their song — gentle and soothing when light winds blew, cacophonous and urgent, like a frantic bebop band, ...

Afternoon winds and swirling leaves didn’t deter the Gutierrez family from their regular picnic and wiffle ball game at ...