The Brand Library & Art Center is excited to announce the return of Art Talks at Brand this spring. This series invites contemporary artists to discuss their work and the issues surrounding it. Each talk will be followed by a moderated Q&A session led by Brand staff member, artist and writer Jennifer Remenchik. Remenchik is […]
ICF Hosting Catered Pasta Lunch and More The Italian Catholic Federation invites the community to enjoy a catered pasta luncheon in St. Bede’s new parish hall on Sunday, March 22. The cost is $35 for adults, $25 for children under 12. Prior to the luncheon that same day, don’t miss the Feast of St. Joseph […]
Incarnation Church in Glendale celebrated a major milestone in its parish history with a groundbreaking ceremony for its new Parish Community Hall, a project designed to strengthen parish and school life as the community prepares to celebrate its 100th anniversary in 2027. Regional Bishop Albert Bahhuth joined Fr. Rodel Balagtas, pastor of Incarnation Church, along […]
Other Stories From the Glendale and Montrose Railway Many stories, some amusing and some sad, have been passed down about the short-lived trolley line that brought passengers and freight to the new town of Montrose from 1913 to 1930. Initially passenger traffic was light, so the trolley line employed very small trolley cars the locals […]
In Memoriam of Charles Beatty The Crescenta Valley has lost one of its most dedicated public servants: Charles Beatty, who served on the Crescenta Valley Town Council for an incredible three decades. Charles was a fixture of local governance, known for his deep community knowledge and his approachable nature. Whether at a formal podium or chatting with […]
Glendale Needs More Mental Health Providers – Our Community Can’t Wait Glendale needs more mental health providers. As a lifelong resident and USC Master of Social Work student interning in the district’s Student Wellness Dept., I see this gap every day. According to Adventist Health, Glendale has just 77 mental health providers per 100,000 residents […]
Why Musicians Remain Essential in the AI Era Every few years, a new technology arrives that’s supposed to change music forever. Multitrack recording was going to replace live performance. Drum machines were going to replace drummers. Sampling was going to replace composers. Now it’s artificial intelligence. AI is powerful. It can generate chord progressions, compose […]
LA County Fire Dept. is currently planning for a prescribed pile burn to take place on Tuesday, March 10, which will cover two small areas just north of La Crescenta … above Shields Canyon and above Briggs Terrace (see attached map for details). Although these pile burns will be quite small, it is highly […]