Change Is Inevitable … but I don’t have to like it. As many of you know, I have been involved in local community activism for some time now. What started with a curiosity about the plans to build the 710 Freeway tunnel back in 2009, it developed into a full commitment to fight for the […]
Warns Voters Not to be Fooled For generations, Crescenta Valley’s GUSD schools have drawn families to grow roots in our community. We’re nationally distinguished not only for our academics, but also for ensuring students across all abilities are supported through their education. My children join their neighbors walking to school and my pride for my […]
Lutheran Church in the Foothills Lutheran Church in the Foothills is betting on a win-win for the Super Bowl. Put your money in a soup pot for the team you think will win and all the money goes to charity. The yearly tradition at LCIF, known as the “Souper Bowl of Caring,” will take place […]
Question: There are things in my life I want to change and yet I seem, many times, to sabotage myself and to not follow through on my intentions. What can I do to overcome my seeming resistance to making the changes that I say I want to make and that I know will improve my […]
Probate Disclosure Requirements Dear Phyllis, My husband passed but he didn’t have a living trust. He purchased the home before we were married and I was never put on the title. Therefore, the home had to go to the probate court, which took forever. My brother was ill, so I divided my time between his […]
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Story and Photo by Mary O’KEEFE County Fire responded to a call in the 2000 block of Rancho Cañada in La Cañada that came in at 3:56 this morning, Tuesday.. Smoke and fire showed upon arrival. One occupant was outside when deputies arrived, and informed them two others were in the house. Deputies spotted a […]
Basketball players and supporters get a surprise visit by basketball royalty. By Mary O’KEEFE Yes, those photos that many have been seeing on social media are real, not AI generated. Earvin “Magic” Johnson, thee Magic Johnson, was at Crescenta Valley High School (CVHS) on Tuesday at a girls and boys basketball game. “We have a […]
The March 5 presidential primary election is quickly approaching. With the Make a Plan to Vote Tool, voting in Los Angeles County is easier than ever. The first thing voters should do is to confirm their voter registration and party affiliation. They can do this by going to www.lavote.gov. Voters can also customize their voting […]
By Mary O’KEEFE On Jan. 18 the California State Board of Education (SBE) denied Glendale Unified School District’s (GUSD) appeal concerning the Sagebrush transfer. In 2019, the LA County Committee on School District Organizations had approved the petition that would lead to the transfer. GUSD then appealed, but the issue was delayed due to COVID. […]