CRIME BLOTTER

May 6 4400 block of Oak Grove Drive in La Cañada Flintridge, an iPhone, phone case and several credit cards were stolen from a vehicle that was parked in the La Cañada High School parking lot between 9 a.m. and 10 a.m. 4100 Ramsdell Avenue in La Crescenta, someone broke the back window of a […]

Full Weekend Features Food, Animal Education

Full Weekend Features Food, Animal Education

By Brandon HENSLEY Montrose Shopping Park was so packed on Sunday it was almost literally a zoo. That’s because not only families came out for multiple events on Honolulu Avenue, but many animals did as well. In the 2300 and 2400 blocks of Honolulu the annual Kids ‘n’ Kritters and Wags ‘n’ Whiskers events were […]

Drayman Faces Charges

By Mary O’KEEFE Former Glendale City Councilmember and longtime Montrose resident John Drayman was out on bail Wednesday after spending the night in custody in the Los Angeles County jail. On Tuesday morning, Drayman faced Judge Patricia Schnegg in Los Angeles County Superior Court as she opened the Grand Jury record that revealed the 28 […]

Getting Ready for Foothills Relay This Weekend at Clark

Community event to celebrate survival, life. By Timithie NORMAN The 12th annual Foothills Relay for Life kicks off at 9 a.m. Saturday at Clark Magnet High School, marking the beginning of a 24-hour event to raise awareness of and funds for cancer research and education through the American Cancer Society. The Foothills Relay is just […]

UPDATE 4 a.m. Wednesday: MSR Recovers Body from Mud Caves in San Diego

UPDATE: Montrose Search and Rescue were successful in recovering the body of what is thought to be missing hiker Guillermo Pino. The recovery began early Wednesday to assist in the recovery. They were successful just before midnight last night. The body was found in a mud cave in the Anza‐Borrego Desert. Mine rescuers from the […]

Pasadena Symphony Bids Adieu to Season with Richard Strauss Musical Farewell

Pasadena Symphony Bids Adieu to  Season with Richard Strauss Musical Farewell By Ted AYALA When the Pasadena Symphony’s artistic director and musical advisor James de Priest had to pull out of the orchestra’s season closing concert on a recent Saturday owing to an emergency heart bypass operation, a minor stir was created by those looking […]

Charges Brought Against Drayman

By Mary O’KEEFE UPDATE May 9, 2:40 p.m. Former Glendale City Councilman John Drayman has made bail and is expected to be released from custody after spending the night in L.A. County Jail. An extensive investigation over the last 24 hours has culminated in the release of Drayman on $200,000 bail. The funds came from […]

CV Alum, Current Athletes Found at Mt. SAC

  By Leonard COUTIN In April, “Sportlifestyle” company Puma sponsored the 54th Annual Mt. SAC Collegiate College Classic Relays where the world’s best athletes, including the nation’s top prep performers, competed. Typically featuring over 12,000 athletes ranging from youth to the world-class competitor, Mt. SAC Relays are the world’s largest track and field competition. Previous […]