Can I get a refund for this rescheduled show from Vivid Seats? When Douglas Himberger buys tickets on Vivid Seats to a Jerry Seinfeld show, he never imagines that the comedian would reschedule his performance three times because of the pandemic. Can he get a refund? Q: I paid $689 for two seats to […]
By Charly SHELTON Rocky Cola Café has been closed for what feels like forever. The iconic restaurant sat empty at the entrance of Montrose Shopping Park while refurbishments, reevaluation, refiguring and reconnoitering were carried on for nearly a decade. But finally, passers-by noticed exterior work being done to restore the original entrance façade and the […]
CASA 0101 Theater, in association with the Japanese American National Museum, will present the world premiere of “Masao and the Bronze Nightingale,” written by Dan Kwong and Rubén Funkahuatl Guevara, based on a short story written by Rubén Funkahuatl Guevara, directed by Dan Kwong and starring Michael Sasaki as Masao Imoto and Angela Oliver. In […]
LCIF News Lutheran Church in the Foothills is working to help victims of domestic violence and the homeless. LCIF has earmarked money from its endowment fund to support Beacon Housing and Door of Hope, which provides transitional housing for women and children who are victims of domestic violence. LCIF will also support LA Family Housing […]
By Justin HAGER After a wild week of matchups between the top teams in the Pacific League, the Crescenta Valley High School girls’ softball team sits alone atop the Pacific League standings. The game started precariously for the Falcons as Arcadia put a run on the board almost instantly in the first inning. But […]
The House of Artists, Musicians, Poets and Rock Stars The United States has been host to many of the finest architects ever known. Frank Lloyd Wright would naturally be at the top of that list, but a close second would be Austrian-born Richard Neutra. Neutra studied under Wright and Rudolph Schindler, and is considered one […]
Cheers to CVWD Here’s a shout-out to the Crescenta Valley Water District. At 6 p.m. on Friday, April 15 I noticed a small amount of water coming up through the pavement in the middle of Glenwood Avenue just below Stevens Street. I could hear water bubbling under the asphalt and called the emergency telephone number for the […]
When I was tapped by Speaker Anthony Rendon to lead the Assembly Transportation Committee in 2020, I decided to take a very different approach than my predecessor. As an environmental advocate, my approach has been to focus transportation policy on improving safety, public health and sustainability across the board. As a state, we’ve been a […]
In the April 14 issue two local stories were unintentionally melded. “Fundraiser Features Food, Cars and Fun” included information on a fundraiser benefitting youth of the La Crescenta Stake Center of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and an unrelated “pop up” event. CVW apologizes for the confusion.
CVHS students William and Daniel Panosyan worked on a project that ended up winning second place in the behavioral and social sciences category. Their project was about global disparities in pediatric cancer survival rates. They found that acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) survival rates increased as GDP grew. “Our project suggests that improving GDP per capita […]