AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoLocal Politics & Public Safety: Chino Hills leaders are weighing a one-cent sales tax for the Nov. 3 ballot as General Fund reserves tighten, while Chino revisits “safe and sane” fireworks after a July 4 explosion killed a woman and injured four—sparking calls to study a ban and alternatives. Energy & Infrastructure: Chino Hills is set to add a third set of underground power cables to boost reliability, and Chino is moving forward with major cleanup and water upgrades after the long-delayed 123-TCP filtration plant finally began operating. Community & Lifestyle Events: A Garden Walk draws visitors to private gardens in Menominee and Wallace, while local groups and libraries keep summer programming rolling. Health & Wellness: A new study from Tel Aviv University points to a possible path toward regenerating inner-ear hair cells for irreversible hearing loss; meanwhile, experts explain why cortisol isn’t the villain and why “sugar-free” labels can still affect blood sugar. Culture & Media: Student journalists at Benilde’s The Benildean Press Corps earned major international recognition, and a new lifestyle hotel in Charleston’s Lowline area is hiring top execs ahead of its July debut.
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