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APPLY TO BECOME THE NEXT MONROVIA CITY TREASURER 

The Monrovia City Council is seeking interested persons to apply to become the next City Treasurer. 
Interested persons should submit an application to the City of Monrovia no later than 4 p.m., 
on Thursday, July 28th. The City Council will discuss each application and consider an appointment 
during its regularly scheduled Council Meeting on August 2nd. 

City Treasurer DutiesThe statutory duties of the Monrovia City Treasurer are as follows: 

1. “Receive and safely keep” city funds they receive. 
2. Comply with all laws regarding the deposit and securing of public funds and trust funds, 
and use an accepted system of accounting when the City has issued bonds. 
3. Pay out City funds only on duly-authorized warrants. 
4. Regularly, at least once a month, submit to the city clerk a written statement of receipts,
disbursements and fund balances. The city clerk submits to the city council. 
5. *Perform duties related to the collection of city taxes and license fees as are prescribed by 
ordinance. 
*However, the City delegated tax collection duties to Los Angeles County by ordinance. 

Because the position is a part-time position, the City Treasurer is assisted by professional staff in 
the Administrative Services Department where the Director essentially serves as a Deputy CityTreasurer. 


ARCADIA POLICE BLOTTER 

For the period of Sunday, July 10th through Saturday, July 16th, the Police Depart


ment responded to 912 calls for service, of which 94 required formal investigations. 
The following is a summary report of some of the major incidents handled by the Department during this 
period. 

Sunday, July 10:

1. At 1:24 a.m., an officer responded to the 100 block of St. Joseph Avenue regarding a vandalism in 
progress. The officer was unable to locate the suspects but discovered they had graffitied on a concrete 
wall. 
2. At 12:05 p.m., an officer responded to 99 Ranch Market, located at 1300 South Golden West 
Avenue, regarding a stolen vehicle report. An investigation revealed a passenger was sitting inside the 
running and unlocked vehicle when two suspects entered the vehicle and stole it. When the passenger 
alerted them that she was in the vehicle, she was able to exit, and the suspects drove away with the stolen 
vehicle. They are described as a 50 to 55-year-old Hispanic male and a 60 to 65-year-old White male. 
Monday, July 11:

3. At 12:21 a.m., an officer responded to the Residence Inn, located at 321 East Huntington Drive, 
regarding a battery report. The officer discovered an altercation between a boyfriend and girlfriend 
resulted in the boyfriend hitting the victim in the back of her head. The victim was transported to USC 
Arcadia for an examination. The suspect, a 40-year-old male, is outstanding as of July 19th. A records 
check revealed the suspect has numerous outstanding warrants.
4. At 8:43 a.m., an officer responded to a residence in the 100 block of California Street regarding 
a burglary. The reporting party determined someone had entered the newly constructed home and 
vandalized the interior. It also appeared as though the suspect(s) were living in the vacant home. 
Tuesday, July 12:

5. At 2:38 p.m., an officer responded to the 200 block of East La Sierra Drive regarding a fraud report. 
An investigation revealed the victim received a suspicious email requesting her to transfer moneyinto an investment account. The victim determined the email was a scam and did not sustain any financial 
loss. 
6. At 3:10 p.m., an officer responded to Macy’s, located at 400 South Baldwin Avenue, regarding 
a grand theft report. Surveillance footage captured the suspect steal more than $1,260.00 worth of 
merchandise. The suspect, a 33-year-old male from Maiden, North Carolina, was also in possession of 
burglary tools when he was arrested. He was transported to the Arcadia City Jail for booking. A records 
check revealed he also had an outstanding misdemeanor warrant. 
Wednesday, July 13:

7. At 4:30 p.m., an officer responded to Big Lots, located at 610 Las Tunas Drive, regarding a grand 
theft incident. The officer determined the suspects, two Hispanic males, stole four 55” televisions. Theyfled southbound on Baldwin Avenue. 
8. At 8:36 p.m., an officer responded to the intersection of Second Avenue and Camino Real Avenue 
regarding an attempted robbery incident. An investigation revealed two suspects exited their vehicle 
and attempted to rob two victims, who were walking near the street. The victims began to yell 
causing the suspects to flee. The suspects fled emptyhanded. The two suspects and a third suspect driving 
the vehicle were later identified as three males from Baldwin Park, a16-year-old, a 19-year-old, and 
a 22-year-old. They were arrested by Baldwin Park Police Department and were responsible for a string 
of street robberies in neighboring cities. 
Thursday, July 14:

9. At 2:21 p.m., an officer responded to a residence in the 1200 block of Valencia Way regarding 
a vehicle burglary report. The officer discovered someone smashed the victim’s car window sometime 
between 8:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. on July 14th but fled emptyhanded. 
10. At 4:19 p.m., an officer responded to the Arcadia Police Department, located at 250 West Huntington 
Drive, regarding a disturbance in the lobby. Upon contacting the suspect, the officer determined 
the 28-year-old male from Monrovia exhibited signs of being under the influence of an alcoholic beverage 
and became combative with the officer. He was subsequently arrested and transported to the Arcadia 
City Jail for booking. 
Friday, July 15:

11. At 12:03 a.m., an officer responded to a residence in the 300 block of Fairview Avenue regarding 
a burglary report. The victim discovered someone had tampered with a rear door lock, entered the 
home, ransacked multiple rooms, and fled with the victim’s camera. 
12. At 2:30 p.m., an officer responded to the 1600 block of South Baldwin Avenue regarding a theft 
from vehicle report. Sometime between 8:00 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. on July 15th, someone entered the victim’s 
unlocked vehicle and fled with a purse. 
Saturday, July 16:

13. At 12:19 p.m., an officer responded to StorAmerica, located at 5630 Peck Road, regarding a 
commercial burglary incident. The victim reported someone entered their storage unit and fled with 
personal documents. The incident occurred between January 1, 2022, and July 16th. 
14. At 7:10 p.m., an officer responded to the 200 block of Oakhurst Lane regarding a subject asleep 
at the wheel of his running vehicle. Upon contacting the driver, the officer determined the 43-year-old 
male from Los Angeles, was under the influence of an alcoholic beverage. The suspect was arrested and 
transported to the Arcadia City Jail for booking. 
San Marino UpcomingEvents & Programming 

Events 
FREE Sunset Summer Concert Series 
Mark these 3 dates on your calendars!
Thursday, August 5 & 19 at Lacy Park

 Get your summer grove on with three free concerts this summer! On August 
5, Hot August Night will play a tribute to the legendary Neil Diamond. And on 
August 19, the Kings of 88 will present a fun-filled collection of classic piano rock 
hits. All concerts begin at 6 PM. A variety of food trucks will be available. For 
questions, call (626) 403-2200.
Health and Wellness Talk: Overdose Prevention 
Wednesday, July 27 at 1 PM at the Barth Community Room

 Jerry De Vries will describe what opioids are, dispel common overdose myths, 
and explain how to recognize signs of an overdose and how to prevent an overdose. 
He will also provide information on administering Naloxone, which is an FDA-
approved, life-saving medication that can reverse an overdose from opioids, 
including heroin, fentanyl, and prescription opioid medications. Registration is 
not required.
San Marino New Water Restrictions ChangesThe following water restrictions took effect Friday:
Outdoor water use is limited to 2 days per week, 10 minutes per sectionOdd Addresses may water on Tuesday and SaturdayEven Addresses may water on Thursday and SundayNo watering on Monday, Wednesday, or FridayWatering is recommended to occur before 9 AM or after 8 PM to avoid evaporationResidents can learn more about restrictions by calling (626) 614-2536 or visitingCalifornia American Water’s 
Feel the NEW Splash of Summer!
The Recreation Division is excited to announce the expansion of the aquatics 
program! Starting now, there will be expanded hours for Adult Lap Swim & Water 
Walking and a new class called Water Warrior Aqua-cise! The new class will get 
your heart moving through a variety of aquatic exercises including water jogging, 
weight resistance training, and other mobility techniques. View details and the 
updated pool schedule.
MeetingsLibrary Board of Trustees MeetingMonday, July 25 at 8 AM; TeleconferenceCity Council MeetingFriday, July 29 at 8 AM; Teleconference or San Marino Center 

San Marino's New Public SafetyCommission Holds First Meeting 

The Public Safety Commission held the respect to matters relating to public 
first meeting of the new term on July safety, including understanding police 

18. At the meeting, the City welcomed and fire operations, crime prevention, 
two new Commissioners as well as emergency preparedness, traffic and 
three returning Commissioners. The transportation, and any other matters 
Commission selected Al Boegh to serve that may be assigned to it from time to 
as the new Chair of the Commission, time by the City Council. The Public 
and Charles Martinson was selected to Safety Commission meets every third 
serve as Vice Chair. The Public Safety Monday of the month at 6 p.m. 
Commission serves as an advisory board For more information visit: 
to the City Council and an advocate for cityofsanmarino.org. 
public safety and traffic services with 
Pops Celebrate AmericanIcons: Judy Garland & Friends 

Principal Pops Conductor Michael Feinstein 
and the Pasadena POPS continue their 
one-of-a kind, outdoor concert series with 
American Icons: Judy Garland & Friends 
on Saturday, August 13 at the LA CountyArboretum. The program will celebrate 
the centennials of iconic songstresses JudyGarland, Doris Day and Peggy Lee, and 
give a nod to Liza Minnelli and Garland’s 
legacy. Audiences will delight in hearingFeinstein’s firsthand accounts and intimate 
stories as Melissa Manchester, Nicole Henry 
and Maddie Baillio sing timeless songs such 
as “Big Spender,” “Cabaret,” “Come Rain or 
Come Shine,” “Lady Be Good,” “Lover,” “The 
Trolley Song,” the original film arrangement 
for “Over The Rainbow” and so much more.

 “Even though I never met Judy Garland, Iknow her family very well and they have 
made available her entire library of her 
arrangements,” Feinstein said. “Some of 
these have never been played publicly before, 
or were only heard once on her TV show. 
Speaking of Garland’s family, we will have a 
special tribute to Judy’s beloved daughter and 
my close friend for decades, Liza Minnelli. 
Liza has generously loaned us some of her 
personal orchestrations as well to pay tribute 
to her, so it’s going to be quite a show.”

 To musically celebrate the legacies of these 
women, Feinstein welcomes three soloists 
to the stage including icon, Grammy Award 
Winner, singer and songwriter, Melissa 
Manchester, whose hits include, “Don’t CryOut Loud”, “You Should Hear How She Talks 
About You”, “Midnight Blue” and “Just Too 
Many People”. Manchester will be singing 
selections from her album Legends, where 
she pays tribute to Judy Garland, PeggyLee and Doris Day, as well as songs from 
her own collection like “Come in from the 
Rain”. Manchester will share the stage with 

two generations of icons-in-the-making 
with Award-winning Jazz performer, Nicole 
Henry and Songbook Youth Ambassador and 
Hairspray Live’s Maddie Baillio.

 Grammy Award winner Doris Day, who like 
Peggy Lee, began her career as a Big Band 
singer, brought great music to film including 
the timeless, Academy Award Winner, “Que 
Sera Sera”. Lee’s “Fever” has influenced 
generation after generation since its 1940 
debut including thousands of covers and 
platinum tributes from artists as diverse as 
Chaka Khan and Madonna.

 All concerts are held at the Los Angeles 
County Arboretum and Botanic Gardens. 
Grounds open for picnicking and dining at 
5:30pm and performances begin at 7:30pm. 
Don’t miss the best outdoor dinner party in 
town with spacious circular table seating with 
fine linens, gourment cuisine and fine wines 
are availiable for table side service or lawn 
seating for those who want to bring a blanket – 
each option carries on the tradition of picnic-
dining with your family and friends listening 
to Michael Feinstein and Pasadena’s premier 
orchestra! Among many venue amenities, 
concert goers can enjoy pre-ordered gourmet 
box dinners for on-site pickup just steps from 
their table or a variety of food truck options.

 The Arboretum is located at 301 North 
Baldwin Ave., Arcadia, CA. Subscribers 
may purchase pre-paid onsite parking at 
the Arboretum, and all concertgoers can 
purchase guaranteed and convenient parking 
at Santa Anita Park, with complimentary, 
non-stop shuttle service to the Arboretum’s 
main entrance.

 Tickets start at $25, and are available by 
calling the box office at (626) 793-7172, online 
at PasadenaSymphony-Pops.org or at the 
Arboretum on concert days. 


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