FIELD NOTES AND FEATURES
Long-form local history, historic-place features, archival context, timelines, and source-led stories about Covina.
Historic Citrus Avenue remains one of the most recognizable parts of Covina. Its storefronts, pedestrian-scale blocks, civic buildings, restaurants, gathering
Public art can turn an ordinary wall into a place where residents stop, look, and learn. That is the idea
Covina’s landscape has changed dramatically since citrus orchards and packing facilities played a major role in the local economy. One
Some of Covina’s most valuable historical records are not old photographs or handwritten letters. They are surveys that document buildings,
Transportation has influenced Covina almost from the beginning. Long before commuters boarded Metrolink trains on North Citrus Avenue, local residents
Covina has never been a city that stayed exactly the same. What began as a small agricultural community in the