Wing This Way
RestaurantsHalal wing fix nearby: Craving something straightforward and satisfying, Wing This Way does halal fried chicken, classic wings, and burgers with the kind of crisp-and-juicy balance you want after a long day.
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Halal wing fix nearby: Craving something straightforward and satisfying, Wing This Way does halal fried chicken, classic wings, and burgers with the kind of crisp-and-juicy balance you want after a long day.
Craving sushi next door? Oni Sushi keeps it simple and tasty with artful plates and Japanese comfort staples, from the Sushi Platter to a crunchy Tempura Roll.
DIY froyo fix: Yogurtland Claremont is the self-serve spot with a contemporary vibe where you call the shots, swirl your favorites, then bury them in toppings until balance becomes a suggestion.
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The five stories Pomona readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.
Three Lake Elsinore men and a 17-year-old boy from Perris were arrested after a vehicle burglary in Chino Hills.
Full story at championnewspapers.com ↗
The Fox Theater in Pomona will host a screening of "Rozz Williams: Romeo’s Distress," a documentary about the late artist and musician, Rozz Williams.
Full story at claremontcourier.com ↗
The Fullerton City Council is set to vote on a rewritten lease for The Old Spaghetti Factory at the city’s historic train depot on August 18.
Full story at fullertonobserver.com ↗
Fullerton City Council approved a balanced budget on August 18, 2026 after significant cuts, including eliminating 26 vacant positions and reducing library funding by over $400,000.
Full story at fullertonobserver.com ↗
Ricardo Pacheco, a former Baldwin Park city councilman and a former Compton city council member, were sentenced to 18 months in federal prison for corrupt acts while in office, including accepting tens of thousands of dollars in bribes tied to a police union contract and marijuana permits.
Full story at hoodline.com ↗
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