“Troubles never come singly.” An early 14th century saying A new NASA study shows that the old saying above is becoming increasingly true of climate troubles in a warmer world. The study shows that extreme weather events, such as floods and heat waves, will increasingly cluster closer in time and space, heightening the […]
Exhausted But Happy As expected, this past weekend was a busy one! On Saturday, there were numerous events that people in the area could attend and support: the Hometown Country Fair benefitting the CV Chamber of Commerce, Art on the Rocks supporting Friends of Rockhaven and the iconic property, and the Kiwanis Incredible Duck Splash […]
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On April 23 just after 1 a.m., a Glendale PD officer assigned to patrol was near the intersection of Pennsylvania Avenue and Encinal Avenue when s/he noticed a vehicle with the engine running and doors open parked in a curb lane facing the wrong way. There was a male, later identified as 33-year-old Cory […]
On April 25 at approximately 2 a.m., a Glendale PD patrol officer conducted a traffic stop near the intersection of Boston Avenue and Foothill Boulevard for vehicle code violations. Assisting officers arrived and the driver, later identified as 31-year-old Jhay Paras of Glendale, refused to roll his window down during the contact. Eventually, the […]
Whether in the mood for art, hometown fun or flamboyant fowl, this weekend has something for everyone. By Robin GOLDSWORTHY While most of us can quickly identify how the pandemic affected us personally – limited interaction and extensive face covering, for example – some may not realize how the pandemic affected not-for-profit organizations. Locally, organizations […]
By Mary O’KEEFE Crescenta Valley is known for its abundance of rocks, as any gardener knows, and for its trees. Many residents have said they moved here because of the tree-lined streets. In fact, over the years residents fought to maintain their forest-like atmosphere. The Los Angeles Tree Protection Ordinance that was originally established in […]
By Julie BUTCHER On Tuesday morning, the Glendale City Council held the first of seven budget study sessions, heard a third-quarter financial report, and previewed the budget for FY 2022-23 as well as five-year general fund projections. According to the financial update for the third quarter of the current fiscal year, property, sales and the […]
Resigned to the Way Things Are The nation seems to be in the grip of the Great Resignation – that is the high number of employees either quitting their jobs or not returning to the employment they had prior to the pandemic. The reasons for this are quite varied: among them are complaints of […]