Springfest offers health, sports, and wellness for the whole family

Free pediatric health & fitness fair presented by Kaiser Permanente Baldwin Park, California Dept. of Public Health, & City of Baldwin Park

National Drug Take Back Day is Saturday, April 30

Kaiser Permanente Baldwin Park is partnering with the Baldwin Park Police Department

A Lifesaving Lesson Learned

Colorectal cancer is the most common cancer among both men and women, but also one of the most treatable when detected early

Get Ready for the Unexpected With a Disaster Go Bag

Don’t think you need an emergency kit? Think again, say families who needed one.

September 11: A Day of Community Service and Remembrance

This year, the 20th anniversary of 9/11, Americans will honor the nation's heroes through some act service in their local communities.

Transitioning Back to Campus: New Ways of Learning a Plus

The pandemic taught educators best practices for in-person and online teaching. This knowledge will benefit students going forward.

California's Extreme Drought Creates Need for Water Professionals

As California's drought continues to worsen, the state is once again preparing for water shortages and destructive wildfires.

COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic for LA County Residents is June 5

Free hygiene kit, food donation box, and chance to win autographed merchandise from LA Football Club

Free Community College: The Foundation for Monumental Change

President Biden has proposed a historic investment in the institutions that transform lives: America's community colleges.

Drive-Thru Giveaway on Wednesday, April 14, 2021

BALDWIN PARK TACKLES FOOD INSECURITY BY HOSTING DRIVE-THRU FOOD DRIVE

Electric Vehicle Careers: Juice up at Citrus College

With automotive plants turning out upwards of 500K new electric vehicles annually, experts say, "electric cars are the future."

Jobs Flow to Water Technology

Congress has recently introduced the WATER Act, which will provide up to $1 million annually to create jobs in water technology.

Interim Chief of Police Robert López Appointed to Lead BPPD

The Baldwin Park City Council unanimously appointed Robert López to serve as the City's permanent Police Chief.

Lessons from 2020 Lay Foundation for Brave New Year

Longtime leaders in online education, community colleges developed educational delivery systems in 2020 that proved safe and effective.

Holiday Traditions and Creative Performances: The Show Must Go On

This year, more than ever, we must hold onto beloved traditions, as we join with others in a shared, if different, holiday experience.

Give Thanks for Veterans, Past and Present

The sacrifice of the men and women who have served in our nation’s military is worthy of national remembrance and celebration.

New Spectrum Store Now Open in West Covina

The Spectrum store gives consumers a convenient option for adding or managing their Spectrum Internet, TV, Mobile or Voice services.

Safety is Primary as In-Person Classes Resume

By law, training for some "essential worker" professions requires in-person labs. As community colleges begin to reopen, safety is primary.

COVID-19 Testing In South El Monte

Los Angeles County Increases COVID-19 Testing with A New Community Testing Site in the San Gabriel Valley

Gap Year or Goal Year?

Delayed college enrollment means delayed dreams

Community Colleges Rescue California’s Stranded Workers

Without acquiring additional skills and training, many entry level workers are stuck in low wage jobs.

Kaiser Permanente Recognized for Excellent Care

​ 32 hospitals identified as ‘high performing’ for multiple specialties, procedures, and common conditions

Online College: Cost-effective Alternative in Extraordinary Times

Among the many perks of virtual college attendance, cost is a significant one. But students aren't the only cost savers, taxpayers save too.

Kaiser Permanente takes actions to fight racism & promote equity

The actions support more than 2,000 Black-owned businesses or businesses owned by other underrepresented individuals.

Appreciation for the role nurses play in patient care

Recognizing our amazing nurses at Kaiser Permanente Baldwin Park for their dedication to patients

Remember Vietnam Veterans as we Honor Service Men and Women

Vietnam veterans have received little recognition for the price they paid in serving our nation. Let's remember them this Memorial Day.

Local Baldwin Park Restaurant Offers Free Lunch

Guadalajara Grill - Local Baldwin Park Restaurant Offers Free Curbside Pickup Lunch

City of Baldwin Park Launches Hotline & Face Covering Guidelines

City of Baldwin Park Announces the Launch of COVID-19 Hotline and New Guidelines Requiring Employees to Wear Face Masks

Honor Health Care Heroes

Health care professionals and first responders rush toward danger armed with little more than their training and passion.

City of Baldwin Park Opens of COVID-19 Testing Site

The City of Baldwin Park will open COVID-19 testing site starting Tuesday (4/14)

Public Health Notice: City Confirms 5 New COVID-19 Cases

As of April 2, 2020, the Los Angeles Department of Public Health has confirmed 5 cases of COVID-19 in Baldwin Park.

Baldwin Park Provides Waivers For Businesses Affected by COVID-19

City of Baldwin Park’s Finance Department Provides Fee Waivers & Extensions For Business Affected By Covid-19 Directives

Baldwin Park promotes CA's “STAY HOME” Directive

Baldwin Park Promotes California’s “Stay Home” & County of L.A.’S “Safer At Home” Directives

Baldwin Park Instates Temporary Moratorium On Evictions Citywide

Baldwin Park Instates Temporary Moratorium on Evictions Citywide for Non-Payment of Rent for Tenants Affected by COVID-19

Seniors Shop First

Baldwin Park's Seniors will get priority shopping time at select stores Wednesday and Thursday from 7 -8 AM

City of Baldwin Park - Coronavirus/COVID-19 Update

BALDWIN PARK RAMPS UP CITY PREPAREDNESS AND TAKES PREVENTATIVE MEASURES AGAINST COVID-19

Baldwin Park is Awarded $2.5 Million from the State

Baldwin Park is Awarded $2.5 Million from Statewide Park Development & Community Revitalization Grant Program funded by Proposition 68

Local Students Match Big Dreams with Big Opportunities

Citrus College’s early college program and California School of the Arts, San Gabriel Valley are two innovative programs that partner well.

SCE FCU Spends Holiday Giving Back

Staff Members from Irwindale-based Credit Union Spent Presidents Day Holiday on Community Outreach Efforts

Benefit Students and Taxpayers by Keeping Career Training Local

Many educational leaders believe Calbright, the state’s first fully-online community college, is a waste of taxpayer money.