Wear Masks, Save Lives Across the country we are experiencing a dangerous surge in coronavirus cases and, unfortunately, California is no exception. Increased infection rates and hospitalizations have forced our state to reconsider in-person instruction at schools this fall, close indoor dining, gyms, hair salons and other businesses just weeks after they began to […]
VIRTUAL COMEDY NIGHT The USC-VHH Women’s Council will be hosting a virtual comedy night to seek support for the IR cath lab drive at USC-VHH. Since laughter is the best medicine and to improve the Council’s service to the USC-VHH community, it is soliciting support while supplying this important commodity. The event is scheduled for […]
Glendale Fire Dept. units responded to a fire on Tuesday in an 800-square-foot home in the 3600 block of 3rd Avenue. Arriving units found a fire in the attic and were able to quickly bring the blaze under control. GFD units were assisted by one LA County engine. No one was home at the time […]
» OP ED A Letter to the Glendale City Council Dear Councilmembers and City Manager, Thank you for the progress report on the Emergency Rental Assistance Program. If more than 6,000 renters have already applied after just one round, that means at least 5,620 renters who need assistance are not going to receive […]
By Mary O’KEEFE We have all seen them, the brown trucks with the gold UPS [United Parcel Service] sign on the side. We’ve seen drivers jump out and quickly deliver packages to a home, then just as quickly jump back into their truck and continue on their way. UPS and those brown trucks, with delivery […]
An All-Too-Brief Respite I am in love with Paso Robles and Cambria. My best friend Amy and I stole a few days this past weekend to head north to the land of wines and pines. I didn’t know what changes we would find – we are still in the midst of a pandemic after all. […]
CVCA Meeting to be Held Tonight The Crescenta Valley Community Association will have their monthly meeting tonight, July 23 at 7:00 PM via Zoom. On the agenda is a discussion/presentation on two proposed building projects on Honolulu and Montrose Avenues, as well as other land-use issues in the Crescenta Valley. Contact the CVCA at crescentavalleycommunityassn@gmail.com […]
“Where the waters do agree, it is quite wonderful the relief they give.” ~ Jane Austen It’s summer! Really? Not much going on to indicate the fact, except for the weather. The weather goes on in its usual and, most of the time, expected manner. Most days reach into the 90s and nights drop […]
On July 7, the Pasadena-Foothills Association of Realtors hosted a PUSD Realtors Table Talk: “Education in COVID-19.” As part of PFAR’s expanding PUSD initiative, the conversation featured Helen Chan Hill, director, Curriculum, Instruction, and Professional Development at PUSD and Dr. Jennifer Miyake-Trapp, assistant professor of Education, Graduate School of Education and Psychology at Pepperdine […]
By Brandon HENSLEY This was supposed to be the Dodgers’ year. Okay, fine, it’s been that way for the past seven or eight years, right? No, but really, this year was supposed to be the Dodgers’ year. They’d be hungry and embarrassed coming off a 2019 first-round playoff loss to the Washington Nationals (who, fair […]