By Mary O’KEEFE When Ben Jones, a Boy Scout with Troop 391 located at the Church of Latter-day Saints walked into the Fire House he knew he wanted to do something to help the youth center but wasn’t certain what project to do. “This is a good place to [help] keeps kids out of trouble, […]
The Crescenta Valley Full Force Basketball Hawks 12U team finished the basketball season strong. The team advanced to the championship bracket of the AAU national championships last week, then won the AAU Shootout Tournament held at Valencia High School in Placentia on Sunday. Crescenta Valley High School graduate Vinny Espinoza is the head coach and […]
July 12 4000 La Granada Way in La Cañada Flintridge, a man reported that he had been hit on his right cheekbone by a wet paper spit wad. The man was walking with a friend to his vehicle that was parked in front of his home when he saw a gray Ford SUV turn onto […]
By Jason KUROSU On Saturday, Brand Boulevard will be swamped with cars (like those pictured above), but not scooting along an inch at a time in some state of gridlock bumper-to-bumper traffic, but on display for the 20th Annual Cruise Night. Over 250 cars will be featured from Broadway to Milford Street, starting at 5:30 […]
The CSA 16U softball tournament team ended this summer’s tournament season by competing in the ASA Softball State Championships in Lancaster July 5-7 and achieved a second place finish out of 21 teams in its division. The team competed against teams from across Southern California finishing with a 7-2 record over the three-day tournament in […]
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By Brandon HENSLEY The Crescenta Valley High School varsity softball team will be both talented and experienced enough to compete for a Pacific League championship next spring. But what’s a team to do if it doesn’t have a coach? Coach Mark Samford resigned in late May for personal reasons, forcing school administration to search for […]
By Brandon HENSLEY She was ready for her picture to be taken, so she went to pull out one of her headbands from a box. Which one, though? It looked like there were many to choose from. Which one would she want to show off? She found a red one and put it around her […]
Frustration continues for local residents as 18-wheel trucks take up chunks of parking along major streets. By Jason KUROSU The 4th of July celebrations at La Crescenta Elementary left many scrambling for a parking spot on Thursday. And there was little hope for free space on the freeway overpasses along Ramsdell, La Crescenta and Briggs […]
The Glendale Area Alumnae Panhellenic announced its 2013 scholarship recipients. Each year the organization raises money through a benefit luncheon in the spring to provide scholarships for area high school girls going to a four-year college or university, as well as to eligible college undergraduates who are members in good standing of one of the […]