By Jason KUROSU On Friday, Gov. Jerry Brown signed California’s 2014-15 budget, one heavily dedicated to education and healthcare, as well as projects relating to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, including Brown’s polarizing high speed rail project, the bullet train. Both K-12 and higher education will receive significant funding for technological infrastructure, the continuing […]
By Ted AYALA Glendale City Council approved a contract to begin repairs necessary to ensure the integrity of the city’s Park Manor Reservoir. Located along the 2 Freeway behind the Glendale Sports Complex, city staff noted in October that the reservoir had suffered a partial collapse of its roof structure. It was during draining and […]
VFW District 7 POW-MIA Report The Defense Prisoner of War-Missing in Action Office has an ongoing program to search for military personnel listed as POW/MIA. A recent report dated June 11 reported military personnel missing from the Korean War. Read more at http:/www.dtic.mil/dpmo/news/news_releases/2014/documents/release_kovalcheck.pdf. National POW-MIA Remembrance Day is the third Friday of September. Start planning […]
By Isiah REYES The Early Rodders car club has teamed up with Just Tires to showcase classic cars and hot rods every Wednesday through the summer on the corner of Foothill Boulevard and Boston Avenue in an attempt to attract more visitors to La Crescenta. Dwight Sityar, an Early Rodders member, joined Just Tires store […]
Sales partners from the Dilbeck Real Estate Real Living Glendale office volunteered their time for an event benefiting Counseling4Kids, a nonprofit organization that provides mental health services to abused and neglected children and youth in the foster care system throughout Los Angeles County. Branch manager Shannon Cistulli spearheaded the bowling event for foster children and […]
June 24 2400 block of Honolulu Avenue in Montrose, Glendale police responded to a call to the location. A witness reported driving along Honolulu Avenue when he noticed the front window of the Cigar Empire had been broken. GPD contacted an employee who responded to the business. It was discovered 10 to 15 hookahs and […]
Questions About Today’s Real Estate? Ask Phyllis! Delaying Capital Gains Dear Phyllis, I enjoy your column and don’t believe you have yet addressed capital gains tax. My wife and I own a commercial (business) property which is leased. If we sell this and buy one or two houses or a duplex as rental property for […]
Married Zanteson/Tetreault Dr. George A. Tetreault Jr., LLB, JD and Aileen C. Zanteson were married at the Cora Needham House in Wales, Massachusetts on June 7 in a lovely garden wedding. The marriage was performed by the Honorable Judge Gerald Fountain. The groom is a native of Holland, Massachusetts and is a graduate of North […]
The El Caminito Street Band is a jazz/rock band from La Crescenta consisting of 10 members – all from La Crescenta. Ages range from 14 to “somewhere around” 50. The band has increased in size and talent over the past several years. The core group started in elementary school and now the youngest of the […]
The Special Olympics Southern California (SOSC) Summer Games are held at California State University Long Beach in June every year, where athletes from delegations across Southern California who have competed in regional competitions come together. This year, though, the Invitational Games were held at USC and featured 1,200 athletes from Special Olympics Southern California, Chinese […]