On June 12, around 8 p.m., a patrol officer was conducting speed enforcement in the area of Glendale Avenue and Glenoaks Boulevard when they observed a vehicle driving northbound Glendale at a high rate of speed (over 70 MPH in a 35 MPH zone). The officer stopped the vehicle and contacted the driver, identified as […]
On June 14, at approximately 4:30 p.m., officers were working speed enforcement in the area of Glenoaks Boulevard and Raymond Avenue when they observed two vehicles accelerating at a high rate of speed westbound on Glenoaks. The vehicles appeared to be taunting one another to speed up. As the officers were catching up to […]
The Los Angeles County Dept. of Public Health (Public Health) has confirmed 38 new deaths and 1,414 new cases of 2019 novel coronavirus (COVID-19). Thirty-one people who died were over the age of 65 and seven people who died were between the ages of 41 and 65. Thirty-two people had underlying health conditions including 26 […]
The Glendale Unified School District is exploring options for reopening campuses for the next school year. The District is working with other agencies to determine the safest way to teach students; however the District has announced the first day of instruction for students will be Wednesday, Aug. 19.
The 6200 block of Foothill Boulevard today, Friday, June 19, was the scene of dual protests. One was in support of Black Lives Matter, the other in support of Blue Lives Matter. The protests were peaceful. Photos by Charly SHELTON
Rachel Whitaker and Ron Rohrer of La Crescenta will be married on June 27 in Hamilton, Montana and will reside in Tujunga. Both are from La Crescenta. Rachel attended Mountain Avenue Elementary, Rosemont Middle School, CV High School and graduated from Cal State Northridge. She is in her sixth year of teaching elementary school. Ron […]
How to Make Risotto Welcome and this week we will be discussing how I make risotto and, hopefully, you can use this as a guide for making your own as well. Here are a few tips when making risotto. First, never use a metal spoon or a spatula. I always use a wooden spoon. […]
On Wednesday, July 1 at 12:10 p.m., the Free Admission Glendale Noon Concerts program will be streamed. Flutist Katherine Marsh and violist Patrick Marsh will perform works by Francois Devienne, Gordon Jacob, J.S. Bach, Franz Hoffmeister, George N. Gianopoulos, Jonathan Bayley, and a premiere by Los Angeles composer Kirstin Fife “Indoor Games” for flute and […]
Back-to-back Wildfires – 1907 and 1908 Our valley has always been beset by wildfires. Before the land was covered with streets and buildings it was covered in sagebrush, which naturally burns with regularity. Before the valley was built-out as it is today, fires would sweep across the valley. Isolated houses and ranches were defended […]
Our state has a reputation. As the “Golden State,” California is known for its sunny weather, beaches, deserts, forests, mountains and abundant natural resources. However, that same diverse climate and rugged beauty also has a tendency to turn on us. All California residents must live with the question of when, not if, the next natural […]