On July 14 starting at 2:30 p.m., Tujunga’s Bolton Hall Museum and Little Landers Historical Society invite the community to join in on a special event and a fun way to learn more about local history. “Chasing History” is a fund-raiser for Bolton Hall Museum to help the Museum and its volunteers continue providing free […]
Six hundred people recently raced in La Cañada Flintridge in The Great Chocolate Race to support Children’s Hospital Los Angeles. Before the race’s start, runners could be seen cramming the upper portion of Cornishon Avenue. Some stretched; others clutched the leashes of barking dogs that were anxious to tow their owners around the course. Debbie […]
E3, the Electronic Entertainment Expo, takes place this week at the LA Convention Center. The largest video game convention in the country, E3 brings together developers, marketers, media and gamers from around the world to see what’s new in games for the upcoming year. This year, franchises like “The Last of Us” and “Hitman” get […]
By Charly SHELTON Los Angeles has been many things: a pathway and stop along the route to other lands for migrating animals at the end of the last great ice age, a homeland for the Gabrieleño/Tongva tribe of Native Californians, a bustling rancho for Mexican land owners, a much fought-over sliver of property exchanged between […]
Montrose Search and Rescue – Out-of-bounds Skiers Pay for Their Rescue It was the last skiing run of a snowy day back in February 1998 when two snowboarders crossed the marked boundaries of the ski run into fresh snow. They said it was accidental, that they didn’t see the signs that warned skiers not […]
June: A Time for Congratulations! The CV Town Council held another successful prayer breakfast on May 12 thanks to our host, St. Luke’s of the Mountains. It was keynoted by 5th District County Supervisor Kathryn Barger in a speech entitled, “How to Protect our Youth.” Our entertainment included musical groups from Crescenta Valley High […]
Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles (GMCLA), one of the country’s longest-running and largest LGBTQ arts organizations, will round out its memorable 39th season with its highly anticipated summer concert, “The Pink Carpet: The Portrayal of LGBTQ People in Film.” Throughout the show, GMCLA will explore the variety of ways that Tinseltown has portrayed members […]
ATTENTION MUSIC LOVERS Dr. Ted Stern, a professor of music, is again conducting a series of music appreciation classes for adults in the community. This ongoing series is for non-musicians and musicians alike and explores the histories of composers and their music. This new series of classes will cover the topic “Popular Music Before the […]
This Week at LCIF All are invited to Lutheran Church in the Foothills on Sunday, June 17 for education and worship. Education hour for all ages begins at 9 a.m. At 10 a.m., all will worship as a family when Pastor Scott Peterson continues the “Living Second Corinthians” series. He will preach on the topic […]
By Charly SHELTON In a season of graduations, a local resident is celebrating a milestone of faith and dedication. Thomas Roide graduated as a Catholic priest from St. John’s Seminary in Camarillo. “It’s exciting. I’ve been something like a perpetual student for a long time, so now exciting that I get to enter into ministry […]