A jury on Wednesday found two men guilty of killing a 67-year-old woman a year ago, the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office announced. Devon T. White, 21, of Lynwood, and James Wesley Trotter aka Man-Man, 22, of Long Beach, were both found guilty of one count each of murder with a special circumstance allegation […]
By Charly SHELTON Crossing the city in a car is no big feat. Twenty-two miles can fly by in about 20 minutes or so. That is if you don’t have an elite squad of mercenaries trying to kill you all the way. “Mile 22” follows a team of even elite-er CIA operatives who need to […]
By Mary O’KEEFE On the agenda of the Glendale City Council meeting on Tuesday night was voting on the final approval of the Armenian Museum Cultural Center and the Council did vote, but it wasn’t a quick vote and it wasn’t approved by the museum board. The Council added five additional provisions to the original […]
Ask Phyllis! Planning Ahead Dear Phyllis, We have lived in our home for thirty years. Over the last several years, we have spent almost $15,000 on the outside. We have a new driveway, fresh paint and new drought tolerant landscaping. Five years ago, we completely gutted and remodeled our master bathroom. However, the […]
By Mary O’KEEFE According to the California West Nile website, to date there have been 19 reported human cases of West Nile virus in the state, seven reported as recently as last week. Of those 19 cases, four were in Los Angeles County, specifically the San Fernando and San Gabriel Valley regions. This number is […]
On July 30th the Pasadena-Foothills Association of REALTORS® hosted a breakfast with Assemblymember Chris Holden. The meeting was attended by the Leadership of Pasadena, Arcadia and Citrus Valley Associations of REALTORS® (all of which reside in Assemblymember Holden’s district) to discuss bills of importance to REALTORS® during the spring legislative season.
Gone are upheaval and dust as construction at local schools comes to an end. By Mary O’KEEFE For students, school staff and parents, seeing temporary bungalows and construction on Crescenta Valley campuses has become almost second nature. But as the new school year begins, students will be walking onto school grounds boasting brand new classrooms […]
10th grade CVHS student Chloe Lehmann and her dad, Ken, took their CV Weekly on their week-long father-daughter trip to New York. They spent the week sightseeing and attending five Broadway musicals. Chloe is a musical theater fan and active choral student at CVHS with director Shannon Mack. Some trip highlights included visiting the 9-11 […]
Finding CV’s First Inhabitants is Difficult Writing about the native people of our valley, the Tongva, has been among the most frustrating research work I’ve done. The sources of info are scattered, and some of what exists can be suspect in accuracy. There are really no contemporary historical accounts of what the Tongva were […]