Peter Weinberger is the Owner/Publisher at Claremont News. With a focus on local news in Claremont, California, he covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, education, and events such as concerts and festivals. His work has been featured in TimesDaily, Claremont Courier, Royal Society of Chemistry, and Wiley.
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Peter Weinberger's coverage predominantly includes local news, community events, and art and culture. He also covers seasonal topics and press releases. When reaching out to him, consider pitches related to upcoming community events in Claremont or interesting local stories that tie into the themes of entertainment news, family & relationships, as well as journalism.
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Olympic medalist Brittany Brown made a fitting return to her alma mater Vista del Valle Elementary School last week during its 50th annual track meet.
There are certain jobs you think you understand — until you actually do them.
Claremont residents age 55 and up can get $15 tickets for a May 21 excursion to the LA County Fair, including 12:30 p.m. transportation from Alexander Hughes Community Center at 1700 Danbury Rd., and return to same by 5:45. Search “LA County Fair” at anc.apm.activecommunities.com/claremontrecreation for tickets.
The Performing Arts Equitable Payroll Fund (PAEPF) is the piece of California legislation that Ophelia's Jump Productions Beatrice Casagran wrote, was
More than 600 students, faculty members and families gathered Tuesday, June 9 at Chaparral Elementary School to welcome returning Claremont High School seniors for Senior Day. Events were scheduled throughout CUSD the entire day. See more photos from the special day. Courier photo/Peter Weinberger
The City of Claremont’s free and open to the public movies in the park series opens at dusk Wednesday, July 8 with a screening of “Up” at Lewis Park, 881 Syracuse Dr., followed by “Matilda” at June Vail Park on Thursday, July 16; “The Wild Robot” at Wheeler Park, 626 Vista Dr., Wednesday, July 22; “How to Train Your Dragon” at Memorial Park, 840 N. Indian Hill Blvd., Thursday, July 30; and concluding on Claremont Police Department’s National Night Out, Tuesday, August 4, with “Zootopia 2” at Joat Park, 1717 N. Indian Hill Blvd.
The Claremont Courier has won 25 California Journalism Awards, the most in its history. Peter Weinberger's aerial image of haze between the San Gabriel Mountains won a first place for Artistic Photo. See the complete list on the link.
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Yes, it’s possible. Both Claremont and Upland launched their 2026 annual fireworks shows at 9 p.m., just four minutes apart. Both were filmed from the air with one drone. Above, hundreds picnic while enjoying live music on the turf waiting for Claremont's fireworks display at Pomona College. Courier video/Peter Weinberger
Last year about this time, in a letter much like this one sent to readers, I couldn’t honestly guarantee the Claremont Courier would make it through 2025.
