Learning About Glendale’s Poor It may be surprising, but poverty, even extreme poverty, is a real thing in Glendale. Visit the Glendale Central Library any day and you’ll see homeless people sleeping on the grass; visit Glendale Community College and you may see people collecting cans out of the trash bins, not for extra money […]
By Mary O’KEEFE Assemblymember Mike Gatto was joined by small business owners, consumer attorneys and representatives of Assemblymember Jimmy Gomez at The Coffee Table Bistro in Eagle Rock to celebrate the signing of AB 227. The bill reforms Proposition 65 to protect small businesses from meritless lawsuits by providing a “fix-it ticket” for violations based […]
Goblins, Ghouls and Grown Ups Do you know yet what you’re going to be for Halloween? That was a question asked of me and every kid I knew back in the day – and I have no doubt it’s still asked this time of year wherever there are excited kids, plastic pumpkins overflowing with candy […]
QUESTION: Nations are divided politically and there are wars and terrorism all over the planet. I think these things are happening because of a deterioration of faith and trust in God. The Bible tells us Jesus healed because of his faith and he said, “These things and greater ye shall do,” and yet, no one […]
Another La Crescenta Landmark Falls to Development On a vacant lot on the northwest corner of Manhattan and La Crescenta avenues sits a tiny stone house. It’s tucked away behind trees and walls and can’t be seem from the street. No one knows when it was built or who built it – just that it […]
We are changing our name to CV Alliance! Keep an eye out for our big reveal! Happy Halloween! I read an article about how adults have taken over Halloween, turning costumes of their youth into sexier, grown-up versions to the detriment of parents who want their kids to be kids. When I follow all the […]
Treasures to Be Found at Shadow Hills Pres Shadow Hills Presbyterian Church, 10158 Johanna Ave. in Sunland, will host its Annual Treasure Sale on Saturday, Nov. 2, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. For sale will be collectables, vintage and gently used “good stuff.” This year will feature a Christmas boutique that will be filled […]
By Ted AYALA Whether or not Arnold Schoenberg actually uttered the well-known quote about there still being great music to be composed in the key of C major, there is no doubt that whoever said that was right. The concept of tonality—even after being dragged and battered through the ideological minefields of 20th century musical […]
The driver of a truck lost control of his/her vehicle and hit a power pole at 1:07 p.m. this afternoon in the 3600 block of Foothill Boulevard in La Crescenta. The incident has left about 60 customers without power. Glendale Fire Dept. responded. Glendale Water & Power is currently on scene. It is expected to […]
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