AB 2478: Kinship Family Approval California currently has more than 37,000 children in our foster care system. These are children who are placed into our care due to abuse or neglect. They’re trauma survivors and though they’re removed from their parents for their own safety, they’re facing an unfamiliar and daunting system that hasn’t always […]
The Last Trolley Ride – Dec. 31, 1929 Private trolley lines in Los Angeles were created largely to sell land. The business plan, pre-automobile anyway, was to buy cheap land in an outlying area, develop it into lots and run a trolley line to it. The big money was made selling the lots to people […]
Wanted: Mutual Respect Last December, Glendale Community College (GCC) made a presentation to Montrose Shopping Park Association members, outlining plans for developing its Honolulu Avenue buildings, collaborating with USC Keck Medicine and Verdugo Hills Hospital. The former Citibank building will be demolished, a new GCC Montrose Campus building will be built, and the Professional Development […]
Members of the CV Weekly Raptors T-ball team from Crescenta Valley Little League, coached by Ron Rohrer, proudly wear their CV Weekly sponsored jerseys.
Excitement was in the air as the Crescenta Valley High School (CVHS) varsity cheerleaders traveled from La Crescenta to Folsom for the CIF state cheer championship at Folsom High School. There were 11 teams competing in their category. CVHS came in second place to receive a wooden CIF trophy shaped like California.
i9 Sports®, the nation’s largest multi‑sport youth provider with more than 5 million registrations nationwide, announced its debut season at Crescenta Valley Park, officially kicking off on March 22,. Families across Crescenta Valley can now participate in i9 Sports’ signature youth leagues focused on inclusive, fun, safe and age‑appropriate instruction. Programs will feature flag football, […]
Ramona Convent Secondary School will host its annual auction and gala on Saturday, April 25 at Almansor Court. The event brings together students, families, alumnae and community supporters for an evening dedicated to celebrating education and raising funds for student programs. This year’s event, themed “Back to the ’80s,” will feature dinner, entertainment and a […]
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A prescribed pile burn that was originally scheduled for March 10 but was subsequently cancelled is currently taking place today, March 24. The pile burn began at around 9 a.m. and is expected to continue through the early afternoon in the Briggs Terrace and Shields Canyon area. (Map attached.) Foothills Pile Burns Map
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