By Ted AYALA The full Glendale City Council reconvened on Tuesday after a two-week break that started in November. Looking into next year’s special election, council voted on whether to hire a public outreach agency to convince the public to approve tax increases. The idea was floated late last month, with most of the council […]
By Jason KUROSU Living in close proximity to the surrounding wilderness has produced a dual- edged scenario of sorts for foothills residents, one that affords them a view of spectacular scenery and wildlife while also occasionally bringing the wildlife too close to home. The Mattersteig family experienced this over the Thanksgiving weekend when a mountain […]
Photo by Julia RABAGO A fire hydrant that was knocked over in the 3100 block of Foothill Boulevard this afternoon snarled traffic when all lanes were flooded. According to Lt. Sachs of the CV Sheriff’s Station, at 2:05 p.m. a white delivery truck hit the hydrant, knocking it over and causing a column of water […]
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Finishing the series on the names of the peaks above CV, we turn towards the mountains around Mount Wilson. As you turn off Angeles Crest Highway onto Mount Wilson Road, you cross Red Box Saddle and drive past the Haramokngna American Indian Cultural Center. The mountain immediately above you is Mount Disappointment. It was named […]
Trudging Through A Turkey Coma So how are you feeling? Guys, can you button your pants yet? Ladies, are you still defaulting to sweat pants whenever possible? Is that Ziploc bag of turkey still in your family’s fridge? If so, it’s likely that most of your family members jet out the front door at the […]
Greetings from CVDAPC Our project officer, Ivette Ruiz, is coming to California for site visits; our review is on Friday. In preparation, I must gather voluminous documents generated from before my time through today. We’ll look at our organization’s structure, our projects, our finances and our partnerships. We’ll discuss sustainability. Since we are in year […]
Marissa GOULD, Intern LEGOs are the world’s favorite building blocks. They’ve made everything from the Starship Enterprise to Hogwarts. But at La Cañada High School on Sunday, Nov 24, LEGOs were used to build robots. The occasion was the annual For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology – FIRST – LEGO League (FLL) BlockHead […]
710 Petition Gaining Momentum The SR-710 North Extension draft EIR/EIS report is due to be released by Caltrans in the spring of 2014. There are five alternatives currently being studied to address traffic congestion from El Sereno to Pasadena. The selected alternative will affect traffic patterns for the entire northeast region of Los Angeles County. […]
Making up the team are Sheridan Albright, Solina Beringer. Olivia Brock, Samantha Carpenter, Claire Chapman, Carly Frintner, Amanda Goetz, Kathryn Jacinto, Daisy Kershaw, Jessica Keung, Star Masterton, Gia Pastorelli, Ashley Ramirez, Kate Rappard, Allegra Rendina, Tiffany Takeuchi, Jade Winicki and Gabi Yun.