By Jason KUROSU Proposition 30’s origins date back to Gov. Jerry Brown’s pursuit to reduce the state’s budget deficit, mostly through a series of austere budget cuts. Shortly after his inauguration last year, Brown said, “The budget I present next week will be painful, but it will be an honest budget.” In addition to the […]
Meet Phil Jennerjahn By Mary O’KEEFE Phil Jennerjahn is the Republican candidate for the Congressional seat District 28. He is running against incumbent Congressman Adam Schiff (D). Jennerjahn ran unsuccessfully in 2009 for Los Angeles mayor and in 2010 for the U.S. House of Representatives, District 33. He was a charter member with the chairman’s […]
Brunch and Work The next wilderness workday at Deukmejian Park is on Oct. 20. Volunteers are asked to help water the trees and pull the weeds from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. There will be a special “thank you brunch” afterward in the picnic area. RSVP required for this event. For those attending the brunch, […]
By Michael J. ARVIZU St. George Episcopal Church in La Cañada hosted a ministry fair on Sunday, Sept. 23 in an effort to promote the parish’s established and emerging organizations to the community, as well as to the church family at large. About 50 to 60 people attended the fair which began at 8 a.m. […]
By Ashley FILIPEK On Friday, Sept. 21, just after noon, a brand new Starbucks held its ribbon cutting ceremony right in the heart of Montrose. The new coffee shop is located on the southeast corner of Ocean View Boulevard and Honolulu Avenue. Store manager Joseph Agnone, a 2002 Crescenta Valley High School alum, shared his […]