Question: I’m over 60 and I am really struggling with all of this “social media.” I don’t like, or understand, “AI” and I find myself believing everything I see online is real. I go on TikTok or Facebook and I suddenly realize that four hours have passed! I get so upset when I see the […]
AB 690: A Long Overdue Reform of California’s Privatized Public Defense Systems Last year I introduced The Fair Representation Act, a bill that provides basic guardrails for California’s unregulated, privatized public defense systems. Under our current system, people’s liberty is placed in the hands of a for-profit private attorney or law firm instead of a […]
Praises ‘Poppins’ As I settled into [my seat as part of] the audience at Highlands Church, I was transported into the enchanting world of Mr. and Mrs. Banks, skillfully portrayed by Kyle Critelli and Rebecca Allfrey, alongside their spirited pre-teen children Michael and Jane, brought to life by Owen Laing and Hazel Hassler. The story […]
Seeds, Exotic Breeds and a Melodious Flock Cora Belle stepped into her backyard garden. Her little Cape Cod cottage had been built on Tujunga Canyon Boulevard shortly after her arrival in 1913. With a scoop and a pail, she started down a landscaped path as she had done so many times before. Arriving at the […]
Updated on Aug. 20 by CHP Hazmat Traffic Crash I-210 Westbound, East of Pennsylvania Avenue On Aug. 19 at approximately 1050 hours, the Los Angeles Communications Center (LACC) received a call of a traffic crash located on Interstate 210 westbound, east of Pennsylvania Avenue, within the City of Glendale within the county limits of Los […]
The westbound 210 Freeway near Pennsylvania Avenue is slow due to two incidents that occurred: the first was near the La Tuna Cyn. exit of the freeway that started a fire, which is under control. CHP and the fire department is on-scene to see if there is a haz-mat concern. The second occurred near the […]
A car fire on the 210 Freeway at Sunland Boulevard has slowed traffic.
Tonight, Monday, Aug. 17, a fire hydrant broke in the La Cañada Town Center sending a large water spout several feet into the air. The hydrant was located between Luna Grill and the parking structure.
What Is A Material Fact Dear Phyllis, I really enjoy your column and believe I have a new scenario which you have not touched on. My aunt has her home listed and is moving to New Mexico. A Realtor that showed it was going to write an offer but then emailed her Realtor that a […]
‘Mindsnap’ Courtesy of Colorado River It was a little after 4 a.m. on the last day of our Grand Canyon rafting trip and Tommy, a first generation Irish immigrant and our intrepid trip guide, was already up. Boiling coffee. Prepping bag lunches. Organizing the rafts for the passengers who still had a full day of […]