CVCA Meets Tonight The Crescenta Valley Community Association will have its monthly meeting tonight, Thursday, Sept. 24 at 7 p.m. via Zoom. On the agenda will be some brief updates on land use issues in the Crescenta Valley and National Night Out. Contact the CVCA at crescentavalleycommunityassn@gmail.com with questions and for Zoom meeting information. […]
Tuesday was National Voter Registration Day. Those in Los Angeles County can register to vote or verify their registration by visiting lavote.net or calling (800) 815-2666. By Mary O’KEEFE The Vote-by-Mail ballots will be sent out from the LA County Registrar’s Office on Oct. 5. All registered voters in LA County will be receiving Vote-by-Mail […]
The Later Years of the Montrose Theater Last week I wrote about the beginnings of our hometown favorite, the Montrose Theater, which was located right on Honolulu Avenue in the heart of Montrose. The 600-seat theater was built in 1924 as a cooperative venture by several Montrose businessmen to boost customers at their own […]
Letter to a Best Friend Dearest friend: We have only known each other for about 10 years. We think so much alike about issues and situations that we many times just smile and laugh in recognition. There has been one barrier in our relationship and that is our political divide. This is what has happened […]
Los Angeles City Fire Dept. received a call regarding a car fire that spread into the nearby brush on the westbound 210 Freeway at the La Tuna Canyon exit. As of 5:50 p.m., the LA Fire Dept. and the Glendale Fire Dept. responded to the call. According to CHP, the freeway has no closures but […]
Key Indicators Show Progress in Response to COVID-19 The Los Angeles County Dept. of Public Health (Public Health) continues seeing progress in key indicators, including daily hospitalizations and deaths. Public Health remains vigilant in monitoring the metrics that show LA County’s progress in slowing the spread of COVID-19 and reducing the disproportionality in highly impacted […]
We Must Protect the United States Postal Service Through the Civil War, the Great Depression, and two World Wars, the United States Postal Service has been there to meet the needs of the American people, no matter the weather, danger or distance the letter carriers had to travel. Every day, millions of Americans rely on […]
KIWANIS DUCK SPLASH GOES VIRTUAL Support is needed for the Glendale Kiwanis Incredible Duck Splash – K.I.D.S. – taking place virtually on Oct. 24 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. This signature fundraiser benefits the philanthropic outreach of the Kiwanis of Glendale and gives participants who “adopt” a duck the chance to win anywhere from […]
Bobcat Fire Status of Evacuation Orders and Warnings as of 1:30 p.m. on Sept. 22. The following areas will remain under evacuation orders: Residences along Angeles Crest Highway, between Angeles Forest Hwy and Hwy 39. The unincorporated areas of Crystal Lake, East Fork of the San Gabriel River, and Camp Williams. Communities of Pearblossom, Juniper […]
Regarding the Glendale Sundowner City [Resolution Passes Council Recognizing Glendale’s ‘Sundown Town’ History,’ Sept. 17]. While it was probably all correct, the way it was written made me believe that all of Glendale was just bigoted racists. Maybe some, but not all. There were many good and fair people. I came to Glendale with my […]