Peter Weinberger

3 weeks ago | claremont-courier.com | Peter Weinberger

‘No Kings’ Trump protest back for round two Hundreds of anti-Trump administration demonstrators occupied the intersection of Indian Hill and Foothill Boulevards in Claremont on April 19, protesting recent White House policies and actions impacting the nation’s democracy.

3 weeks ago | claremont-courier.com | Peter Weinberger

With lots of smiles, laughs, and found Easter eggs at Memorial Park Saturday, 2025 proved to be another successful spring celebration from the City of Claremont. Classic spring and pre-Easter happenings included a petting zoo, a magic show, photos with Mr. and Mrs. Bunny, a pancake breakfast served by Kiwanis Club of Claremont, a 9 a.m. egg hunt tailored to special needs children, and traditional hunts for differing age groups.

3 weeks ago | claremont-courier.com | Peter Weinberger

After former Claremont Police Department Chief Paul Cooper administered the oath of office, applause erupted within the DoubleTree on April 17 as Mike Ciszek officially became CPD’s 14th chief. A pinning ceremony followed, with Laurie Ciszek planting the chief’s badge on her husband; their children Eli Ciszek and Lillie Ciszek, the chief’s four silver stars on his collar.

3 weeks ago | claremont-courier.com | Peter Weinberger

It was a long time coming, but Claremont High School finally had its moment to celebrate the completion of its newly remodeled music building. The upgrades — including new cabinetry, an enhanced sound system, and expanded space for group learning — mark a major improvement in how music is taught and experienced on campus. These enhancements are expected to make learning to play and sing music more accessible and collaborative for all students.

1 month ago | claremont-courier.com | Peter Weinberger

Larry L. Schiller: Veteran, volunteer, dog loverLarry L. Schiller died suddenly at home on March 9 after a long battle with cancer. Larry was born in Craig, Colorado on November 29, 1938. He was a resident of Claremont for 48 years, and was a letter carrier in Pomona for 30 years. Larry was a veteran, he was active with the Pomona Jaycees, Chino Jaycees, the National Hot Rod Association, American Legion, his RV group, and many other organizations throughout the years.