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The suspect charged with the murder of 4-month-old Troy May Elaine Cohn, who died June 29 after allegedly being thrown to the ground at a Claremont home daycare facility, is a 17-year-old boy with autism, according to reporting by KTLA. Pictured is a sidewalk memorial outside the facility in the 1400 block of Lynoak Drive where the infant was fatally injured June 29. Courier photo/Andrew Alonzo The post Suspect in death of infant is 17-year-old autistic boy appeared first on Claremont COURIER.

Yes, it’s possible. Both Claremont and Upland (above) launched their 2026 annual fireworks shows at 9 p.m., just four minutes apart. Watch the incredible video using the link. Courier photo/Peter Weinberger The post Seeing double: Claremont and Upland light up the night appeared first on Claremont COURIER.

Claremont celebrated Independence Day on Saturday with a full day of festivities, beginning with the annual Kiwanis Club pancake breakfast and Freedom 5K at Memorial Park, followed by a flag-raising ceremony, recognition of this year's honorees, and the city's annual parade along Indian Hill Boulevard. The post Claremont celebrates the Fourth of July appeared first on Claremont COURIER.

For more than three decades, Active Claremont has connected residents with local government, volunteer opportunities, and one another through monthly meetings, community forums, and civic engagement events. The post Active Claremont named honored community group  appeared first on Claremont COURIER.

After an eight-year hiatus, The Hafif Foundation is bringing back its Concert Under the Stars fundraiser at 4 p.m. Saturday, July 18 at the half concert garden, 4742 Live Oak Canyon Road, La Verne. The post Concert Under the Stars returns appeared first on Claremont COURIER.

Claremont’s Fourth of July parade has a new kind of grand marshal this year. The post Judo instructor Goltz is grand marshal for city’s Fourth of July parade appeared first on Claremont COURIER.

Claremont Courier readers' comments: July 3, 2026 The post Readers’ comments: July 3, 2026 appeared first on Claremont COURIER.

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Don’t put your N95 masks and HEPA air cleaners away just yet. Claremont residents will need these protective measures for the Fourth of July weekend. After a week of relief from the smoke impacts of a Lineage fire in Boyle Heights, we’d like to remind our community of the harmful air pollution generated by regional fireworks shows. Courier photo/Peter Weinberger The post Viewpoint: Take precautions, as unhealthy air will return July 4 appeared first on Claremont COURIER.

Four Claremont Little League All-Star teams remain alive in the postseason: the 10-year-olds play for the District 20 championship at 5 p.m. Thursday. Pictured here is 10s right fielder Noah Rodriguez, left, celebrating with center fielder Braxton Garcia after catching the final out against La Verne to secure Tuesday’s 11-5 victory. The 11s faced La Verne after press time Wednesday in the District 20 title game; The 12s played La Verne after press time Wednesday. A win would send them to the D