By Mary O’KEEFE When the internet was new I would feed it so much information just to get back a little bit of information. But as the internet began to take over our lives a situation arose we have been slow to realize – in fact, we now think it is a natural thing. We […]
When Therapy is Needed Steve & I love listening to live music. In fact, for Christmas I got him (us) tickets to Train (“Drops of Jupiter”), which will be performing at Pechanga Resort on March 26. But we often forget that there is a great small lounge on Foothill Boulevard that caters to local bands. […]
In last week’s cover story (Jan. 22), the amount of the prize money that will be distributed at the CV Chamber of Commerce bingo is $100. The money will be split among the winners if there is more than one winner.
By Mary O’KEEFE We love our pets. According to the American Veterinary Medical Association, about 59% of American households had pets at the end of 2019. But after the pandemic that number jumped to 66%, according to Zebra. We used to hear that pets teach responsibility to kids but we now know they offer so […]
La Crescenta Avenue Rehab Project Stalled Paving operations on La Crescenta Avenue have been postponed due to ongoing conflicting utility construction. An updated schedule of the paving and striping improvements will be printed as soon as it’s made available. Field Trip Docent Trainings Today, Thursday, Jan. 29 there is a Rosemont Preserve geology docent training, and […]
By Mary O’KEEFE At a Tuesday public hearing meeting of the Los Angeles County Planning Dept. Planet Fitness had a conditional use permit and “minor” parking deviation approved by section head Steven Jareb. On Aug. 14, 2025, representatives from Hirsch Green Transportation Consulting and Planet Fitness attended the Crescenta Valley Land Use Committee (LUC) where […]
Jan. 25 900 block of Foothill Boulevard in La Cañada Flintridge, a woman reported that while she was shopping two women stole her wallet. Suspect No. 1 was described as White with blonde hair and wearing a white sweater. Suspect No. 2 was described as White with black hair, tall and thin in her mid-30s […]
A Glendale firefighter-paramedic was charged on Friday, Jan. 23 with the domestic violence murder of his wife at their North Hollywood home earlier this week. “The domestic violence death of Mayra Jimenez is a devastating reminder of the persistent scourge of intimate partner violence in our communities,” said Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan J. […]
On Jan. 20 at approximately 6:56 a.m., patrol officers responded to a report of a deceased person in a driveway in the 300 block of West Broadway. Patrol officers located the male, in his 40s, who had sustained fatal injuries. Glendale Fire Dept. paramedics responded to the scene and pronounced the male deceased. Glendale Police […]
The City of Glendale launched Engage Glendale, an online platform built to facilitate year-round, accessible and meaningful public engagement with city projects, policies and discussions. “Engage Glendale strengthens how we connect with residents by making it easier to learn about City projects, share feedback and stay informed year-round,” said City Manager Roubik Golanian. The Community Development Dept. has taken the lead in including projects such as […]