News from the CV Theatre Arts Foundation CV Players are currently working on their winter showcase called “COVID Holidays.” They are writing short scenes about what the holidays are like in quarantine. In a similar vein, Falcon Players are creating original one act plays with a COVID theme. Many of these plays are very personal […]
Does Bigfoot Live in the Mountains Above Us? Bigfoot, or Sasquatch, is a legendary hulking 7-to-10-foot-tall hairy creature, somewhere between a man and an ape. It has been reported for hundreds of years worldwide, with many of the sightings in the Pacific Northwest. But there are several reported encounters in the last 50 years in […]
On Nov. 17 just after 9 a.m., a patrol officer noticed a vehicle with expired registration and tinted windows traveling in the area of Alameda Avenue and Glenoaks Boulevard. The officer initiated a traffic stop and contacted the driver, identified as 29-year-old Joshua Findley of Alhambra, regarding the violations. Findley told the officer that he […]
New VA Electronic Health Record System By Vantage Point Contributor In a landmark event for veteran health care, VA began using its new electronic health record (EHR) system at select facilities in the Pacific Northwest and Las Vegas on Oct. 24. This modern EHR helps improve the health care experience for veterans by connecting VA […]
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By Mary O’KEEFE The recent surge in positive COVID-19 cases has once again put those on the front lines of the pandemic preparing for more hospital admission cases. Director of the USC Verdugo Hills Hospital Emergency Services David Tashman, MD, has seen more […]
On Saturday, Nov. 21 at approximately 2:40 a.m., a patrol officer contacted a male, later identified as 34-year-old Raymone Tillman of Texas, seated in the driver seat of a vehicle parked in a motel lot on the 2900 block of Colorado Boulevard. Upon contacting Tillman, the officer could smell the strong odor of marijuana coming […]
Closed for Holiday The offices of CV Weekly will be closed for the holiday on Thursday – Thanksgiving – and Friday. We wish our readers a Happy and Safe Thanksgiving. LCFCC Hosts Ceramics Sale The 2020 CCLCF Holiday Ceramic Sale takes place on Saturday, Dec. 12 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. outside in the […]
We are nearing the close of what has surely been a historically difficult year, between the many surges of COVID-19 and political tension at home and abroad. It is only natural to feel weighed down by these difficulties and to want to look ahead to next year with some degree of hope. The doctors and […]
The Path Forward for Fighting COVID-19 and Healing Our Nation Under unprecedented circumstances, and amid the worst pandemic in a century, Americans voted in record numbers and delivered a clear result: On Jan. 20, 2021, Joe Biden will become the 46th President of the United States. Once President-elect Biden takes office, he will immediately be […]