Sinclair Andruska is a journalist based in Chino, California, focusing on local news and community issues. With a background in reporting for the Champion Newspapers and having work featured in the Daily Titan, Sinclair covers topics ranging from city development and public safety to education and local government.
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Sinclair Andruska's coverage is heavily focused on local news, particularly related to the city of Chino in California. Based on this, if you have insights or information relating to community events, local government decisions, infrastructure development at a city level or personal finance that directly impacts residents in Chino and nearby areas of California, these would be highly relevant for Sinclair.
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A double dose of Christmas joy will land in the pockets of Chino City Councilmembers when their salaries jump 118 percent at the end of December.
After purchasing the former Chino Champion building in 2022, the City of Chino is working with PBK Architects of Rancho Cucamonga to transform the interior to accommodate Public Works Department
Chino is one step closer to acquiring the Heman G. Stark Youth Correctional Facility on Euclid Avenue south of Merrill Avenue after a bill authored by Senator Susan Rubio and
The two candidates for Chino mayor, incumbent Eunice Ulloa and opponent Paul Rodriguez, kept the atmosphere civil while discussing their views on affordable housing, business retention, the budget deficit, crime
A 30,197 square-foot chicken slaughterhouse in Chino that has been processing thousands of chickens more than allowed and exceeding sewer capacity at twice the permitted rate has come to an
Lorri Greenlea and Diane Gutierrez of Praise Chapel Chino Valley address the Community Services, Parks and Recreation Commission on Monday.
The addition of a right turn lane at Riverside Drive and Riverside Terrace will separate through-traffic from turning traffic.
According to campaign finance documents for the Chino City Council race, incumbent Eunice Ulloa, who is running for mayor, received a total of $43,749 in contributions, and spent $22,289.
Chino’s housing element is on hold for another two weeks after dismayed residents pressured the City Council on Tuesday to postpone approval of the housing element to Nov. 19.
There is no doubt that Mayor Eunice Ulloa will retain her seat on the Chino City Council. As of Thursday at 4 p.m., she was trouncing her opponent Paul Rodriguez by an almost 3 to 1 margin.
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