By Brian CHERNICK As the cost of rent in Glendale continues to rise, a group of residents have come together to establish the city’s first tenants union. The nearly four-month-old organization has hosted meetings with a typical attendance of 30 to 40 residents and hopes to expand further. The group is looking to open up […]
The public’s input is requested regarding the UAS program currently in use by the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Dept. Photos provided by LASD By Charly SHELTON The Los Angeles Sheriff’s Dept. is seeking the public’s input on its unmanned aircraft system program. The Special Enforcement Bureau oversees the tactical and rescue aspect of the Sheriff’s Dept. […]
Magical Nights On Thursday night last week, Steve and I headed to Beverly Hills to meet our son Andy and my best friend Amy for dinner. Andy is a trained chef and works at Bouchon in Beverly Hills, a Thomas Keller property that is quite well known. For some time we have talked about heading […]
“Let’s go fly a kite and send it soaring Up through the atmosphere Up where the air is clear Let’s go fly a kite!” ~ Composed by Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman for Walt Disney’s “Mary Poppins” On Sunday, the weather was perfect. The skies were clear and the air freshened by a […]
Rosemont Preserve Restoration Day Please join us on Saturday, July 8 from 9 a.m. until 11 a.m. to help protect the natural habitat at Rosemont Preserve. Come and help remove some invasive plants and water the growing trees. Volunteers should bring water and wear sturdy shoes, comfortable clothes and garden gloves (long pants and long […]
By Joanna KIM, intern During the summer, the La Crescenta Library offers weekly programs for children, teens and adults that range from fun activities, such as decorating personal boho lanterns, to informational presentations including how to access digital library services. For example, last week, local teens and ’tweens between the ages of 12 and 17 […]
By Mary O’KEEFE Los Angeles County Fire Dept. stations 82 and 19 responded to a vehicle over the side of the road in the Angeles National Forest on Wednesday morning. “The [vehicle went] about 50 feet [over a cliff] and needed an air rescue,” according to a LACoFD spokesman. The accident occurred near the Monte […]
The Mustang-10U team won the Pony West Zone East Region Section 1 championship on Sunday, July 2 in West Covina. The team, which previously took first place in its division at CSA’s own Battle of the Foothills tournament in June, will advance to Pony regions to be held July 13-18 in West Covina. The Pinto-7 […]
Ask Phyllis! Planning My Sale Dear Phyllis, My youngest child graduates high school next year and will be going off to college. My husband and I plan to sell our La Canada home and move to a Pasadena condo. We are in a position to buy the condo without selling our home, but wouldn’t want […]
It’s time to add harmony to your life, enhance your memory and make new friends – all at the same time. Verdugo Hills Women’s Chorus (VHWC) is a group of fun-loving, energetic and dedicated women of various ages and backgrounds who have one thing in common: the love of singing and bringing enjoyment to others […]