Haunted Halloween Weekend
Check out this spooky event at Chino Hills State Park. Check your calendar and see if you can attend!
Check out this spooky event at Chino Hills State Park. Check your calendar and see if you can attend!
Our actions have consequences for the wildlife. Please don’t use rat poison … it makes its way up the food chain to the top predator.
At the invitation of Mayor Glenn Parker, Hills For Everyone was asked to submit of a photograph of how we make a difference with an important cause for Brea. We are working to save Brea’s backdrop, for everyone, forever.
The idea of a short cut to the Olinda Landfill off of the 57 freeway at Tonner Canyon has raised its ugly head in the Brea City Council race. It would open Brea up to even more traffic in the … Read More
This article, while focused on how Governors prepare for natural disasters, begs the question (toward the end) are there places where it isn’t safe to build? And, it usually takes a massive natural disaster before action is taken. View the … Read More
We are so grateful to the sturdy residents of Yorba Linda who have been fighting to save their neighborhoods and the State Park. Thanks too to the legal team, Kevin Johnson and Jeanne MacKinnon, who continue to win in Court–even … Read More
KPCC reporter Emily Guerin wrote this article on the Esperanza Hills project and the fact that decision makers continue to put houses in the path of wildfires. View the KPCC article.
Yorba Linda resident Joe Bryne penned this OpEd for the Voice of OC on the Esperanza Hills project and notes that the County is being held hostage by the developer, who refuses to indemnify the County unless the project is … Read More
Yorba Linda resident Brian Gass and Supervisor Todd Spitzer talk about about the dangers of the Esperanza Hills project during this KABC7 news interview. Remember: Tuesday, September 25, 2018 at 1:30 is the Board of Supervisors hearing.
The mother-daughter team of Claire and Melanie Schlotterbeck received an award from the John Greenleaf Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution for our work on the Puente-Chino Hills Wildlife Corridor. Thank you to DAR! What an honor!