Briana Munoz is a News Reporter at Champion Newspapers. She covers regional interest and world news, focusing on social issues such as homelessness and the impact of nonprofits, particularly during the holidays like Thanksgiving. Briana's work has also been featured in The University Times Cal State LA.
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Briana's coverage primarily focuses on local government and community news in Chino, California. Her articles often include press releases, private sector announcements, and government announcements.
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Chino City Attorney Fred Galante’s hourly rate has increased from $210 to $255 following approval from the City Council Tuesday.
Five fatal traffic collisions occurred on Kimball Avenue in Chino from 2016 to 2020, according to a local roadway safety plan presented to the city council April 4.
Twenty-five non-profit organizations were approved by the Chino Community Services Commission on Monday to sell fireworks in Chino on the days leading up to Independence Day.
By: Briana Munoz
The City of Chino has completed the $19 million phase three expansion of its Eastside Water Treatment Facility, located at 7537 Schaefer Ave. in Ontario, which was constructed in 2015.
Chino Community Services Commissioner Brenda Strong will retire from the commission after 18 years of service.
A demonstration garden that will feature drought-tolerant plants, benches, decomposed granite walkways with lighting, and plant identification signs will be constructed on the west side of Carolyn Owens Community Center
To continue the process of selling 7 billion gallons of water to three agencies, the Chino City Council voted to approve the transaction on Tuesday that will result in $13.7
Chino Community Services commissioners could expect to receive a $50 raise per meeting for a total amount of $125 per meeting.
The City of Chino offers homeless services through three programs: case management, homeless outreach, and emergency housing assistance, as reported in a presentation at a city council workshop Tuesday.
By: Briana Munoz
Residents and business owners in La Puente, who will be voting for three new council members in November, shared several priorities they hope to see the candidates address. Those priorities include bringing more businesses to the city to generate jobs and boost tax revenue; making it easier for small businesses, including street vendors, to operate...
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