WEEK IN REVIEW: New Stadium Name, Molestation Case, and a Life-sized Horse Lamp

Monday:

• The city is as well as new Volunteens to help out with summer events and programs.
• L.A. County Sheriff's are that could leave unsuspecting victims picking up the tab for calls made to prison inmates.
• Parenting columnist Ruth Milligan gives while maintaining a modest budget.
• A new design for the Diamond Bar Library is taking shape and architects are to feature prominently into the library's historical Diamond Bar Ranch theme.

Tuesday:

• A aims to improve street traffic in Diamond Bar visibly by the end of this year.
• Going Green columnist Steve Williams details .

Wednesday:

• The city . The site offers a number of development opportunities that city officials say they want to make sure fit the city's economic development goals.
• This week's Whiz Kid, Donovan Klein, was inspired by Michael Jackson when he came up with .
• The past week in crime showed .

Thursday:

• [PHOTOS] This week's takes a
• This week's House Hunt finds in Diamond Bar.

Friday:

• [VIDEO] Taekwondo students at YIC Taekwondo and look forward to state contests under the guidance of Grandmaster Young In Cheon and his staff. Cheon was selected in 2000 — Taekwondo's first year as an official sport — to coach the U.S. Olympic team in Sydney, Australia.
• This week's Moms Talk Q&A discusses a video on YouTube should raise concerns for parents over the use of the online service and the ability it provides to children to see and be seen.
• This week in ridiculous items uncovered an that the owner says will cool you down while things heat up.
• The Regional Chamber of Commerce San Gabriel Valley in the coming weeks that will allow local businesses to buy ad space and enter the digital age.
• Students from Suzanne and Chaparral Middle Schools .

Saturday:

• of a Diamond Bar man accused of three felony molestation charges after his arrest Thursday by Walnut Sheriff's.
• The NFL requested Thursday that the Majestic Realty football stadium project in the city of Industry to "Grand Crossing." The stadium is still located in the city of Industry, but will now be referred to by its new title.