Patriot Day Motorcade Planned for Sept. 11

Patriot Day Motorcade Planned for Sept. 11

The annual event honors local safety personnel. By Mary O’KEEFE For the past 11 years the Crescenta Valley Chamber of Commerce (CVCOC) and the Early Rodders, a hotrod and classic car group, have held a motorcade as part of the Patriot Day recognition on Sept. 11.  Dwight Sityar, Steve Pierce and Jean Maluccio, who were […]

Drivers are Advised: When Driving, Focus on Driving

Drivers are Advised: When Driving, Focus on Driving

By Mary O’KEEFE Traffic along the Foothill (210) Freeway corridor was (in a word) wild last week. There were not one but two fires involving semitrucks traveling westbound on the 210 Freeway – one that ignited the brush on the side of the freeway. About an hour later there was a traffic collision that involved […]

St. Luke’s Gala Kicks Off a Year of Much Needed Support

St. Luke’s Gala Kicks Off a Year of Much Needed Support

By Mary O’KEEFE Each year St. Luke’s of the Mountains Episcopal Church hosts a gala, and this year is no different – though there is a small change. This year it is called the Love Your Neighbor Gala.  “It is the same annual gala, with a new name and a new purpose. Two years ago […]

Bridging Generations Through Free Arts & Crafts Classes

Bridging Generations Through Free Arts & Crafts Classes

Crafting for Connection is a free community-centered, intergenerational arts and crafts program aiming to connect local senior citizens and teens through creativity.  With no art experience necessary, senior citizens and teens are invited to participate in arts and crafts activities specifically designed to encourage conversation, interaction and meaningful connection. During monthly sessions held at the […]

Knott’s Reveals New Nightmares for Scary Farm 2026

Knott’s Reveals New Nightmares for Scary Farm 2026

By Charly Shelton The fog hasn’t quite rolled into Ghost Town yet, but Knott’s Berry Farm is already preparing to unleash another year of monsters. Knott’s welcomed the biggest haunt fans last week for its annual Nightmares Revealed event, which gives a first look at what’s coming to Knott’s Scary Farm when the event returns […]

MOVIE REVIEW <<< JACKSON TOYON

MOVIE REVIEW <<< JACKSON TOYON

Old Material, But Not Extinct: ‘The End of Oak Street’ is Solid Fun, if Rough in Places   By Jackson TOYON Dinosaurs are a simple concept that anyone from toddler age up to elderly adulthood can easily enjoy, whether it’s the wonder of seeing them brought to life alongside modern humans or the thrill of […]

LCPC Parent ED Donates to Casa Of Los Angeles

LCPC Parent ED Donates to Casa Of Los Angeles

On Aug. 14 LCPC Parent Ed presented a check for $10,583 to the director of Development and the Individual Giving manager of Court Appointment Special Advocates of Los Angeles (CASA/LA). In keeping with the LCPC Parent Ed founder’s directives, LCPC Parent Ed tithes 10% of its funding proceeds to a non-profit organization that supports children […]