Mental Wellness Outreach Launched by Hubbard Dianetics Foundation of Foothills Many Angelinos started 2026 with resolutions for positive change. The most common ones related to exercise, diet, finance and mental health. But now, two months into the year, many resolutions have already faded. According to a Forbes Health poll, many resolutions are lost by January […]
The Lincoln Elementary School talent show once again brought the school community together for an evening filled with creativity, confidence and student achievement. The annual event was directed by first grade teacher Nicolas James whose leadership helped ensure a smooth and successful performance night. Before the show began, families and students gathered for a bake […]
The California Dept. of Education has awarded Crescenta Valley High School the California Exemplary Arts Education Award. This award recognizes the high school for outstanding excellence in arts education. Schools selected demonstrate broad-based achievement in arts instruction and a commitment to advancing the arts for all students. This award is an exclusive honor as only 19 schools […]
The Cañada Auxiliary of Professionals (CAP) of Action League of the Foothills (ALF) is now offering two scholarships of $1,000 for students who will be attending a two-year college or an accredited occupational program in fall 2026. Eligible applicants must attend a high school in the La Cañada, La Crescenta, Montrose/North Glendale or Sunland-Tujunga zip […]
My Milk Frother Quit Just After The Warranty Expired. What Are My Rights? When Andrew Fogel’s milk frother sputters to a stop right after the warranty ends, he gets steamed. Fogel rarely used his Paris Rhône appliance before it died. And now the manufacturer wants to offer him only a discount towards a new machine. […]
Change in bold Robert William has served Glendale for 24 years – his entire law enforcement career – and is now the interim chief of the Glendale Police Dept. By Mary O’KEEFE Robert William was given the position as interim chief of the Glendale Police Dept. (GPD) in December 2025 after the departure of then-GPD Chief […]
By Julie BUTCHER On Tuesday night, the Glendale City Council addressed a long list of issues and items including proposed changes to the city’s charter. The Charter Review Committee shared an updated list of outstanding matters, and the Council debated those. The Committee and staff recommend charter changes to the civil service system that would […]
By Julie BUTCHER “I’ve enjoyed the mountain views my whole life. I’m going to miss it,” said resident Mark Walker at a planning hearing held on March 18, explaining his opposition to the density bonus sought by the developer of a five-story, 87-unit single tower building proposed for the northwest corner of Foothill Boulevard and […]
Barely Surviving Last week saw a heat wave unlike anything seen in March since 2012. Temperatures either hit or came dangerously close to hitting 100 degrees. And the nights!! Though the thermostat said temps were lower in the evening, it didn’t necessarily feel that way. At our house, Steve and I had the air conditioner […]
By Mary O’KEEFE I love to garden. I don’t have time to garden but on the odd chance I do get a few minutes I love it. I always have. My dad loved to garden as well. We didn’t live on a farm, which was tough for my dad because he was raised on farms. […]