The former City of Industry City Manager (Paul Philips) will stand trial for helping steal public dollars ($20M) through a plot to construct a solar farm on the Tonner Canyon lands. View the San Gabriel Valley Tribune.
A follow up article on the City of Industry’s corruption scandal on the Tres Hermanos solar plans with accusations of fraud, misuse of public funds, and unauthorized payments. View the San Gabriel Valley Tribune article.
An interesting article about the Tres Hermanos solar plans, all the ties back to the City of Industry, and the corruption scandal. View the San Gabriel Valley Tribune article.
The LA County District Attorney raided homes and businesses related to the failed solar farm planned for the Tres Hermanos land owned by the City of Industry. Generic invoices and $20 million of payouts to contractors, with little to no … Read More
We are at the Tres Hermanos Conservation Authority meeting at the City of Industry. Recommended actions on the agenda include retaining a law firm, passing two year (FY 2018-19 and 2019-20) budget, as well as an amendment to the maintenance … Read More
We were pleased to attend the ceremony celebrating the newly revamped Tres Hermanos Conservation Authority. Check out our photos.
Looks like the solar company that had been in a deal for the mega solar factory on Tres Hermanos with the City of Industry is upset at the new joint acquisition. Escrow closed on the Tres Hermanos property on February … Read More
May the green hillsides and snow capped mountains remind you of the importance of our local conservation work. We have two exciting announcements: a settlement agreement preserving the Tres Hermanos property and our annual recap of our work in 2018. … Read More
Thanks to local blogger Paul Spitzzeri and his research posted on the Carbon Canyon Chronicle. This article reveals some of the history behind Tres Hermanos and the proposed solar factory, which was in the works until the settlement agreement between … Read More
Here is an article on the Tres Hermanos settlement agreement. Hills For Everyone Executive Director Claire Schlotterbeck is quoted in the article, which highlights why the land was protected and what future uses are allowed. Download the Chino Champion article.