Veterans Corner March 2019

Spending Christmas in Vietnam BLAKE HYFIELD VA Announces Access Standards for Health Care The Dept. of Veterans Affairs (VA) announced in late January its proposed access standards for community care and urgent care provisions that will take effect in June and guide when veterans can seek care to meet their needs under the MISSION Act […]

Questions About Today’s Real Estate?

Ask Phyllis!   Earnest Money Deposits   Dear Phyllis, My daughter and her husband have been looking at La Crescenta homes on and off for about six months. They are now serious buyers.  They are working with the real estate agent who sold us our home.  Their first offer was a fiasco.  Our Realtor® advised […]

Treasures of the Valley » Mike Lawler

The Fate of the Green Scarf Bandit The last two weeks we’ve been following the crime spree of the Green Scarf Bandit, so-named because of the green scarf he wore over his face. He had been following a pattern of kidnapping grocery store managers from their homes at night and forcing them to open the […]

NEWS FROM WASHINGTON » Adam SCHIFF

How the ‘For the People’ Act Can Help Restore Faith in Our Democracy   Many Americans believe our political system is in a state of disrepair – broken, partisan, or worse, corrupt. And it’s not hard to see why. America’s democracy is awash in dark money, straightjacketed by gerrymandered districts and plagued by voter suppression. […]

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Challenges Schiff Vaccine Statement In a recent newsletter from Adam Schiff, “Rep. Schiff has called on Facebook, Google and Amazon to address a threat to the public health caused by the proliferation of misinformation about vaccines.” He also said, “The scientific and medical communities are in overwhelming consensus that vaccines are both effective and safe. […]

LCHS Winter Friends & Family Show

The 2019 Winter Friends & Family Show, which takes place on Thursday, March 28 at 7:30 p.m. in the La Cañada High School South Gym,  features the 7/8 Winter Drumline, 9-12 Winter Drumline, and Winter Guard. The 9-12 Winter Drumline’s show is “The Other Side of Fear.” They will be competing on Friday in the […]

Two Arrested In Organized Retail Crime Ring

Two Arrested In Organized Retail Crime Ring

The Glendale Police Dept. arrested two suspects involved in an organized retail theft ring. In February 2019, GPD Downtown Policing Unit conducted an investigation relating to a shoplifting case at The Americana at Brand. As a result of the extensive investigation, officers identified Carlos Rivera of Los Angeles and Monica Paredes of Van Nuys as […]

Damaged Water Line Temporarily Closes La Crescenta Street

Damaged Water Line Temporarily Closes La Crescenta Street

By Mary O’KEEFE A water service leak at a house in the 2500 block of Whittier Drive temporarily closed the street to traffic. A section of the street near the home is now open to single lane vehicular traffic. Water will be shut off  to just the one house affected by the leak. According to […]

Red, White and Pink

Red, White and Pink

Rosés are springing up – along with chardonnay, cabernet and more – at the Spring Wine Walk hosted by the MSPA. By Charly SHELTON Spring is in the air and hors d’oeuvres, wine and the chance to know Montrose and its merchants have arrived. It’s all part of the Spring Wine Walk. “We have 29 […]