POMONA · ENGLISH EDITION
Six carefully sourced local briefs: consequential choices before City Hall, practical civic meetings ahead and a ticketed weekend at Cal Poly Pomona.
Pomona’s October 19 agenda asks the City Council to consider continued operation of the Rent Stabilization and Eviction Control Program. The two listed reserve appropriations are alternatives—not a combined total or an adopted decision.
Agenda file 26-1756 presents two possible fiscal-year 2026–27 general-fund reserve appropriations: $273,801 or $355,401. The listing does not say that either amount has been selected.
The city lists a 5 p.m. special closed session, a 5:30 p.m. special meeting and a 7 p.m. regular meeting at Council Chambers and online. At our 11:46 a.m. check, the city still said actions and results were unavailable.
One agenda item · two paths
Agenda file 26-1733 asks the council to consider city participation and a scope for peak-hour bus and bicycle lanes on Holt Avenue between Fairplex Drive and Main Street.
Status: The agenda establishes scheduled consideration—not approval, construction or an open lane. Actions and results were still unavailable at the reporting cutoff.
The Ethics Commission’s October 22 agenda asks commissioners to review and approve a final draft Code of Ethics, with non-substantive revisions, for submission to the City Council for consideration.
The meeting is listed for 6:30 p.m. Thursday in Council Chambers. The agenda does not establish commission approval, code text or council action.
The Board of Library Trustees’ October 21 agenda includes a meeting-room-use policy discussion, file 26-1516, and discussion of a local authors event, file 26-1800.
The meeting is scheduled for 5 p.m. Wednesday in the Library Conference Room. The listing gives no revised policy text, event date or outcome.
The Fairplex Mitigation Fund Advisory Committee agenda groups a financial report with verbal updates on radar-feedback signage, McKinley sidewalk installation, the Fairplex 2028 Olympics and wayfinding signage.
The meeting is listed for 6 p.m. Wednesday in the Chuck Bader Conference Room. The page provides no completion dates, amounts or substantive outcomes for the updates.
Cal Poly Pomona schedules Indigenous Agriculture Weekend for October 24–25 at Kellogg Ranch, 4102 S. University Drive. The organizer lists Saturday and Sunday hours of 10 a.m.–7 p.m.
The attendance page says admission requires a ticket and advertises demonstrations, educational displays, hands-on activities and presentations from Native partners and the CPP community.
Ticket check: The official sales page was live at 11:46 a.m. Monday and showed remaining inventory for both October 24 and 25. Capacity is limited and availability can change.
Reporting cutoff
The four city meeting pages, CPP article, current organizer page and official ticket page were reopened before publication. Council actions and results were unavailable, so today’s council briefs remain agenda previews. Meeting details and ticket inventory can change; follow the linked agencies for the latest information.
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