Little Free Library – Here One Day, Gone the Next

Little Free Library – Here One Day, Gone the Next

By Mikaela STONE A labor of love turned bittersweet when the refurbished Wedgewood stove was stolen that housed grad student Natalie Freeman’s Little Free Library.  Upon Freeman’s acceptance into her Library and Information Science Masters program, her father gifted the aspiring librarian a charter sign for a little free library. While Freeman was initially unsure […]

Fitness Facility Parking Deviation Approved by Council

By Robin GOLDSWORTHY The Crescenta Valley Town Council held its monthly general meeting on Thursday night at the La Crescenta Library.  The highlight of the evening was a presentation by Planet Fitness, which hopes to occupy the former site of Rite Aid in the 2600 block of Foothill Boulevard. The goal of the Planet Fitness […]

Supplemental Impact Report Drafted for Canyon Hills Development

By Adam GRIFFIN On Aug. 1, California Dept. of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) issued a notice of preparation (NOP), and called for public statements regarding the Canyon Hills luxury housing project, prospectively located on the north side of the I-210 Freeway in Tujunga.   The statement period remains open until Sept. 2 and requests public […]

BAILEY CENTER LOOKING FOR COMMUNITY SUPPORT

By Mary O’KEEFE In the heat of the summer many are not thinking of Thanksgiving; however, for those who volunteer at the Bailey Center the holiday is at the forefront of their mind.  For over four decades the Bailey Human Care Center in Tujunga has been supporting the foothills communities. Caring for the community began […]

Senator Pérez Holds Swearing-In Ceremony

By Mary O’KEEFE On Saturday a swearing-in ceremony was held for State Senator Sasha Renée Pérez about eight months after she took office.  The event was hosted at Pasadena City College (PCC) and several hundred people filled the seats of the college’s recently opened Sexson Auditorium. There were numerous dignitaries in the audience representing her […]

Retired CVHS Theater Teacher Hasn’t Left Show Business For Good

By Dominique ROCHA Throughout Brent Beerman’s life, he has always been center stage. He grew up accompanying his composer father and dancer mother on their life in show business. Similar to his parents, Beerman also wanted to pursue a career on stage. From playwriting to directing to teaching, his career has centered around the theater […]

Glendale Police Looking for Additional Victims

Glendale police detectives are asking for the public’s help in identifying additional victims after the arrest of a Glendale man on felony charges of lewd acts on a minor. On Thursday, Aug. 14, Glendale police detectives arrested 43-year-old Elio Gutierrez Vazquez of Glendale on felony charges of lewd acts on a minor. Vazquez is accused […]

CRIME BLOTTER

Aug. 24 700 block of Foothill Boulevard in La Cañada Flintridge, after arriving at his business the owner discovered four decorative trees at the location had been pulled from the ground and broken at the base of their trunks. It was also found that apparent human feces had been smeared on the double sliding glass […]

Questions About Today’s Real Estate? Ask Phyllis!

Questions About Today’s Real Estate? Ask Phyllis!

Avoiding a Pre-Nup Dear Phyllis, I enjoy your real estate column and believe I have a new topic for you. We started a savings fund for our daughter when she was born. My husband and I each added $500 yearly and deposited her birthday and Christmas money. She wants to buy a condominium on the […]

Tacos with Cops Meeting Gives Residents a Chance to Share Concerns

By Dominique ROCHA On Tuesday, Aug. 19 residents of the Sunland-Tujunga area met with local officers from the Los Angeles Police Dept.–Foothill Division for the monthly meeting of Tacos with Cops.   Every month, Joselito’s Mexican Food in Tujunga hosts a neighborhood watch-style meeting where residents and officers of the area can meet to discuss […]