New Year, New Laws For Californians

New Year, New Laws For Californians

By Lucian KUGLER In November, tens of millions of Californians voted on propositions and politicians resulting in a new year that saw sweeping changes signed into law year by recently re-elected Gov. Gavin Newsom. Redistricting has gone into effect affecting local representation in Washington DC, especially for those in the Crescenta Valley. While most of […]

GTA and GUSD Continue Negotiations Amid Demonstrations

GTA and GUSD Continue Negotiations Amid Demonstrations

By Mary O’KEEFE The Glendale Teachers Association and Glendale Unified School District are still in negotiations. The teachers’ current contract term was from 2017 to 2020; they are now negotiating wages going back to 2020-21. This week teachers once again brought their concerns to the GUSD school board. Although many issues have been agreed upon […]

From the Desk of the Publisher <<< Robin Goldsworthy

Always on a Wednesday So yesterday as I was thinking about this week’s column you won’t believe what happened. I got bitten in the leg by a dog! Before getting too worried, let me just fill in for you that a) I knew the hound that did this and b) he has all his shots […]

WEATHER WATCH <<< Taking A Look Outside Our Window

By Mary O’KEEFE   The skies appear to be clearing just in time to allow us to “look up” – yes, remember that reference – into the night sky as the comet C/2022 E3 passes by Earth. It was first seen in March 2022 when it flew past Jupiter. According to NASA it’s a long-period […]

Callouts Continue for MSAR

Callouts Continue for MSAR

By Mary O’KEEFE For the third week in a row CVW is writing about hiking before, during and after storms – especially since recent recorded rainfall totals have drenched the entire state. California, like most places on Earth, can have rainfall occur in one area and then, not too far away, the sun is shining. […]

Looking at a Crash Landing on Mars as a Good Thing

Looking at a Crash Landing on Mars as a Good Thing

By Mary O’KEEFE In local elementary schools a common and fun exercise is the egg drop. This is when students are asked to engineer a container that will protect an egg when it is dropped from a high altitude. The experiment is a great family project that has kids using their imagination as they design […]

Members of Local AAUW Branch Discuss Disbanding

Members of Local AAUW Branch Discuss Disbanding

By Ruth SOWBY Founders’ Day 2023 may be the last one for the Glendale branch of the American Association of University Women (AAUW).  On Saturday Jan. 14, about 50 longtime AAUW members met over Zoom in the Oakmont Country Club to hear from Branch Support Group leaders. Sharon Siebert and Carol Holzgarfe, speaking from a conference […]

Local Hospitals Celebrate Armenian Christmas

Dignity Health – Glendale Memorial Hospital and Health Center and Adventist Health Glendale each celebrated Armenian Christmas with dignitaries and community members. Those who attended were eager to celebrate a host of events relating to the birth of Jesus Christ.  

Las Candelas Wraps up 2022 with Grants to Local Non-Profits

Las Candelas, a non-profit organization whose purpose is to give volunteer service and financial assistance to help improve the lives of children in vulnerable situations, ended 2022 by distributing substantial checks to Ascencia, YWCA Glendale and Pasadena, Hillsides Youth Moving On and Didi Hirsch Mental Health Center. Funds distributed to Ascencia, a comprehensive homeless services […]

Twelve Thursday Club Debs Presented at Bal Blanc de Noel

Twelve Thursday Club Debs Presented at Bal Blanc de Noel

  On Friday evening Dec. 30, Les Fleurette Debutants of La Cañada Flintridge Club Thursday Club made their debut to society at the 71st Bal Blanc Noel held at the Hilton Hotel in Glendale.             Wearing white gowns at the formal event, the debs were presented by Dr. Michael Leininger, retired educator and current community leader             […]