By Michael LEVITSKY It was a dream 23 years in the making. Glendale Community College appointed its newest head football coach on Feb. 11, naming former CVHS Falcon Tanner Farwell as interim head coach for the 2020 season. The coach will hold the interim tag for one year before the college makes a decision regarding […]
By Mary O’KEEFE Some residents of the Honolulu Manor Senior Apartments in Montrose are very happy for a couple of reasons – they finally have two working elevators and they have won a civil suit brought against the owner of the complex. The settlement of about $2.25 million came after a long battle to get […]
Feb. 14 2000 block of Mariners View Lane in La Cañada, a person reported witnessing two male suspects exit a grey, four-door vehicle and jump a neighbor’s backyard fence. A short time later he witnessed the suspects run back to the vehicle and drive away. The resident of the home received a notice that the […]
Visitors to the weekly Harvest Market on Honolulu Avenue were able to learn a little local history while perusing the goods for sale. On Sunday, the Historical Society of the Crescenta Valley invited the public to stop by its pop-up where members had on display memorabilia representing Montrose Founders Day. In 1913 developers J. Frank […]
Windsong Players Chamber Ensemble will perform a selection of chamber pieces for soprano, flute, violin and piano celebrating spring’s colors. The concert will also feature a short reading by a well-known Los Angeles poet. The program will include chamber works by Vivaldi, Bach, Mozart, Delibes, Rachmaninoff and others. The concert will take place at 5 […]
Challenges and Opportunities for March 3 Elections Our City has faced many of the same challenges for decades: traffic congestion, development, speeding, affordable housing, street repair, homelessness and spending, to name a few. These are not unique to Glendale. We keep asking for change. But we’ve been beating the same drum. You hear the complaints […]
“I had discovered that I am the kind of person who cannot live comfortably, tolerably, on all-flat terrain. For the sake of inner equilibrium there has to be at least one mountain range on at least one of the four quarters of my horizon – and not more than a day’s walk away.” ~ […]
Protecting LA’s Natural Beauty for Generations to Come Part of the magic of Los Angeles is that we live in an urban and suburban environment, yet are surrounded by mountains, forests, and magnificent wildlife like mountain lions, bears and birds of prey. In February, the House of Representatives took a major step toward preserving […]
Dignity Health – Glendale Memorial Hospital and Health Center (GMHHC) welcomed John Cotton Richmond, the United States Ambassador-at-Large to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons. Leaders from across Dignity Health shared with Ambassador Richmond successes from its human trafficking initiatives, including its Survivor Advocate Program that places a human trafficking survivor along the frontlines of […]
QUESTION: What’s to be done with people who are ultra-critical? We have a woman in our office who finds fault with anything and everything and writes lengthy emails to our group. As a group, we function well and the work we’re assigned gets done; however, we’re weary of her nit-picking. Is there a kind way […]