The Glendale Police Department is asking the public’s help in locating Megan Sue Dipiazza. She was last seen on the evening of Nov. 11,. A note was discovered “saying goodbye to her family,” according to a statement issued by the Glendale Police. Megan has a history of depression, according to the GPD press release. […]
A car fire occurred around 4:30 p.m. on La Tuna Canyon Road. It was quickly extinguished by L.A. City Fire. Smoke could be seen throughout the Crescenta Valley.
Operation Homefront Opens Online Registration for Holiday Meals for Military Program SOperation Homefront, the national non-profit dedicated to providing emergency financial and other assistance to the families of our nation’s military, today opened online registration for its annual Holiday Meals for Military program at www.HolidayMealsForMilitary.org. Military families can find the program serving their community and register […]
Lost Boys Found Unharmed UPDATE: Two teenage boys who were reported missing from a hike have been found by Montrose Search and Rescue. The two were part of a Rangers’ organization that set out in two groups this morning. Somewhere along the hike, the boys wandered off the trail and got separated from the Ranger’s […]
By Mary O’KEEFE Today at a ceremony in honor of Veteran’s Day, members of the American Legion and Veteran’s of Foreign Wars created a Walk of Honor for veterans that have served in the military since 911. The ceremony began at Two Strike Park today at 3 p.m. after an all day vigil by veterans. […]
Meatball, the Crescenta Valley bear that was relocated to the Lions, Tigers & Bears sanctuary in Alpine, Calif., has been deemed in good health after having a physical exam from sanctuary vet Dr. Jane Meier. The bear was neutered and underwent a complete physical, including bloodwork, parasite testing and a dental exam. A microchip was […]
Seemed Like the First Time As I write this Tuesday evening, the election results are coming in and it appears that Barack Obama has retained the title of president of the United States. Disappointing to some, exhilarating for others. Regardless of the outcome and despite political leanings, I think I join a gigantic percentage of […]
By Brandon HENSLEY Crescenta Valley High School students have more experiences to share this year when it comes to bullying, and that’s being highlighted this month at the high school in a play called “22% Fear.” The play ran last week and will end its run today, Friday, and Saturday at the school’s MacDonald Auditorium. […]
By Ted AYALA Kids of all ages converged onto Montrose for the Montrose Shopping Park Association’s (MSPA) annual Spooktacular on Halloween. The Spooktacular is a trick-or-treating event held by the MSPA every year that encourages local residents to visit the area while giving their children a safe environment to collect candy. The 2200, 2300 and […]
By Mary O’KEEFE The good news: no more political commercials, phone calls asking for candidate support, mailings and door hangers. The bad news: California residents must now start deciphering what all the propositions mean and how it will affect their families and their bottom line. President Barack Obama (D) was re-elected for a second term. […]