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Welcome to the SAN DIMAS COMMUNITY NEWS ONLINE. We hope your visit will be a rewarding one.

The San Dimas Community News is a tabloid size community newspaper distributed through the U. S. Postal Service to all postal patrons both business and residential in San Dimas, California. With a current distribution of 14,000, the paper is published on the first Friday of each month. It is distributed FREE to all residents and businesses in City of San Dimas and offers an annual subscription rate of $20 to those out of the area.

In viewing this site, we encourage you to note the many features we have to offer. A number of news and feature articles that appear in the monthly publication are presented for your viewing pleasure, in addition to a section on historical articles and sites in the area that will change frequently.

We welcome you to visit us often. Local events change daily and we hope to keep you informed as things happen in our area. You may wish to bookmark us for ease in returning to the site frequently.

Your comments and suggestions to improve the SAN DIMAS COMMUNITY NEWS ONLINE are welcome.

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  • FAA finds no evidence in pilot's claim of unidentified object over Denver

    The FAA found no unidentified aircraft in its inquiry into a pilot's claim he saw a possible remote-controlled aircraft over Denver.

  • Autopsy: Drug THC found in Trayvon Martin's system

    Trayvon Martin had drugs in his system when he was shot dead earlier this year by George Zimmerman in central Florida, according to autopsy results out Thursday.

  • Pakistani president to attend NATO summit on Afghanistan

    President Asif Ali Zardari of Pakistan will attend the NATO summit meeting about Afghanistan in Chicago this weekend, his office said in a statement Thursday.

  • Video shows 'cruel and inhuman practice' used to train horses

    An undercover video shows horses being struck with sticks and subjected to "soring," an illegal method of inducing high-stepping gait.

  • 49 headless bodies -- just another crime in Mexico drug war?

    On Sunday, 49 decapitated bodies were found on a major highway outside Monterrey, Mexico, which is about 80 miles southwest of the U.S. border.

  • Mary Kennedy's family blasts stories on her death

    Mary Kennedy died of asphyxiation due to hanging, the Westchester County, New York, medical examiner said Thursday.

  • LGBT families lobby Congress

    Tommy Starling and Jeff Littlefield say they've slowly been changing minds of people in their community when it comes to what a family looks like.

  • Suspected police impersonator questioned in Mississippi

    Mississippi authorities are questioning a man suspected of impersonating a police officer to determine whether he is involved in the killings of two motorists.

  • Newsquiz: Week of May 14

    May 18, 2012

  • Mississippi Supreme Court again upholds pardons

    The Mississippi Supreme Court denied an attempt to have it reconsider its assent to controversial pardons issued by its then-governor.

  • Why I won't be quitting Facebook

    Flush with cash and drunk with power after its $100 billion IPO, Facebook could be caught secretly brainwashing millions of new users into signing up (mind-control hoodies, anyone?) -- and still I might not quit the world's largest social network.

  • Grow up, Congress: Make a deal on debt

    Congressional Republicans are threatening another game of chicken with the debt ceiling. This will get America nowhere, says John Avlon.

  • Internet greets Facebook's IPO price with glee, skepticism

    Friends may be priceless. But 'friending' is worth $38 a share.

  • Coding and Red Bull: Facebook to hold all-night hacking session

    At some companies, the night before a multibillion-dollar stock offering might come with lavish parties and champagne.

  • Iranian rapper faces death threats, bounty over song

    An Iranian rapper is facing death threats and has a $100,000 bounty on his head for a song that some say insults an Islamic Shiite imam.

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