By Eliza PARTIKA Each week CV Weekly will examine the candidates running for a variety of offices. This week we present the remaining candidates running for Glendale City Council. Andre Haghverdian Andre Haghverdian was a civil and design engineer for a private engineering firm in Los Angeles before working for the City of Glendale. He […]
In the Feb. 15 article “Rally Held to Increase Wages for GUSD Teachers,” the name of the GTA president is Taline Arsenian. Ms. Arsenian also stated wages for GUSD teachers are in the lowest quartile, the bottom 25%, among all LA county schools.
On the afternoon of Feb. 15, Crescenta Valley Sheriff’s Station – Detective Bureau executed a search warrant at the residence in the 2700 block of Foothill Boulevard. The operation resulted in the arrest of four individuals who are now facing charges ranging from narcotics-related offenses to receiving stolen property and forgery. Crescenta Valley Sheriff’s Station […]
Feb. 17 3000 block of Foothill Boulevard in La Crescenta, while at work a cashier and his coworker reported witnessing a female, Suspect 1, enter the location and walk toward the alcohol section of the store. The witnesses observed a man, Suspect 2, stand by the front door of the location. The witnesses recognized Suspect […]
In the Feb. 8 article, “NWGHA Hosts City Council Forum,” it was misstated where candidate Denise Miller works. Miller is an adjunct professor at Stanbridge University.
By Mikaela STONE The California Science Center completed its space shuttle stack on Jan. 30 around 2 a.m. after its move into place on Jan. 26. Similar to the move of its fuel tank the Endeavor is now clipped to, the Go For Stack team loaded the Endeavor orbiter onto a moving platform with multi-directional […]
Lutheran Church in the Foothills Calling all spring cleaners: Lutheran Church in the Foothills is seeking volunteers for its upcoming church “workday.” LCIF’s workday will be held in March, but on Sunday, Feb. 25 is an opportunity for volunteers to scope out the campus in search of projects of their liking. In addition to cleaning, […]
Thumbs Down on Jordan Henry In 2022, Glendale voters resoundingly said no to far-right extremist Jordan Henry’s bid for the city council. Now Henry – who has attacked our award-winning public schools for nearly three years – is seeking the Area A seat on the Glendale Unified School Board in the March 5 election. Henry […]
Memories of Early Montrose/La Crescenta – Part 3 This week I finish up a wonderful set of memories penned by Bob Potts in 1953. Bob was the son of T.O. Potts, who in 1915 opened the very first store in Montrose at the intersection of Honolulu and Verdugo. That’s the building that recently housed the […]