IN Brief

GPD Makes Marijuana Bust On June 7, Glendale Police arrested seven individuals related to an illegal marijuana grow operation. About 1000 plants were found in a warehouse on San Fernando Road, just inside the Los Angeles city limits, said GPD spokesman Sgt. Tom Lorenz. The investigation is ongoing. Public’s Help Sought The Glendale Police Department […]

Santos Kreimann Recommended for Chief Deputy Assessor

At the direction of the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors to identify qualified candidates, Los Angeles County Chief Executive Officer William T Fujioka recommended the appointment of Santos H. Kreimann to serve as chief deputy assessor. Kreimann’s nomination was accepted by County Assessor John Noguez and will be considered by the board of supervisors […]

Budget, Measure S Spending Shared with Parents

By Jason KUROSU Glendale Unified School District officials hosted a budget update at Crescenta Valley High School on Wednesday night, June 6, to inform the attending parents of the latest fluctuations in the education budget and the latest plans for Measure S funds. As with many state funded programs, education has not escaped Gov. Edmund […]

Rep. Schiff Praises Appointments

Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA), a senior member of the Intelligence Committee and former federal prosecutor, released the following statement after some lawmakers continued an ill-advised push for a special counsel to investigate recent intelligence leaks: “I have every confidence that U.S. Attorneys Ronald Machen and Rod Rosenstein have the integrity and experience to do a […]

Eleanore C. McCauley

Nov. 1, 1935 – June 9, 2012 Eleanore passed away on June 9 at her home of 49 years in La Crescenta. Eleanore was born on Nov. 1, 1935 in Glendale to John and Toni Adrian who resided in Verdugo City. She lived in Verdugo City until she met Vincent McCauley through Holy Redeemer Young […]

Claude A. Saurer

1917-2012 Claude A. Saurer, 94, of Santa Maria passed away peacefully on Wednesday, May 30. Claude was born and raised in Elizabeth, Minn. He moved to Glendale in 1941 where he married his wife Lois at Holy Family Catholic Church and continued to have a beautiful marriage for 68 years. Claude and Lois lived in […]

Barbecue Aims to Bring Veterans Closer

Brandon HENSLEY The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 288 held a barbecue last Saturday in hopes of bringing together older veterans with newer ones. The barbecue brought a modest number to the event, which was held in the parking lot of the Post on La Crescenta Avenue. The man mainly responsible for the barbecue was […]

Connections Made, Information Shared at CVDAPC Meeting

By Robin GOLDSWORTHY The Crescenta Valley Drug & Alcohol Prevention Coalition – CVDAPC – is in the process of “rebooting” the organization, which is approaching its third anniversary. To help better define its goals and reconnect with its sector partners, CVDAPC hosted a morning brainstorming session in the community room at Verdugo Hills Hospital on […]

New Lights for Foothill and Glenwood

By Mary O’KEEFE The lights along the crosswalk at Foothill Boulevard and Glenwood Avenue are in place and ready to help keep safer those who make the dash across the boulevard. The crosswalk is used often by Crescenta Valley High School students when they walk to and from school. Foothill Boulevard is a busy thoroughfare […]