By Mary O’KEEFE Montrose Search and Rescue team members responded on Sunday to the recovery of a person involved in a fatal traffic accident in the area of Bear Divide Ranger Station on Little Tujunga Canyon Road. The Los Angeles County Coroner has identified the victim as Jack Kidd, 60. Kidd was last seen by […]
This week residents in the Portuguese Bend community of the City of Rancho Palos Verdes had to deal with not only the loss of natural gas utilities but electric service as well. On July 30 the City released an update stating, “This evening [Tuesday] Southern California Edison (SCE) issued a notification to customers in the […]
You Just Never Know I think I’ve shared with you before that sometimes I write this column and I don’t think anyone cares. I was pleasantly pleased, therefore, when I received a note regarding my July 18 editorial regarding lying. In that article I targeted politics and though the standards I outlined can be […]
Rosemont Preserve Open Gate Morning An “open gate” event is taking place at the Rosemont Preserve on Saturday morning, Aug. 3. This is a chance for residents to visit the Preserve and wander the trail at their own pace and enjoy the tranquil setting, the wildlife and the natural beauty. Photographers: bring your camera to capture the morning light […]
By Hayden FRANKLIN On Saturday night at Two Strike Park the Los Angeles County Dept. of Parks and Recreation and the Historical Society of the Crescenta Valley partnered to bring to the folks of La Crescenta a silent movie night. Much like the silent movie nights of old, the films were projected onto a screen […]
By Mary O’KEEFE The Bailey Center food bank at the Tujunga United Methodist Church continues supporting those in need and continues looking for donations and volunteers. For years The Bailey Human Care Center has supported the community. The program offered is a free community outreach service of the Tujunga United Methodist Church and has been […]
By Mary O’KEEFE According to the University of San Francisco, the phrase “news desert” was first coined around 2011 by journalist Laura S. Washington who wrote about a “communications desert.” The reporter attributed that phrase to a community organizer in the South Side of Chicago in the article “The Paradox of Our Media Age and […]
On the evening of July 19, a Glendale Police Dept. motor officer attempted to stop the driver of an off-road motorcycle for reckless driving in the City of Glendale. The driver failed to stop and recklessly evaded pursuing officers before officers terminated the pursuit. The Glendale Police Dept.’s newly formed Street Racing Task Force actively […]
On Tuesday, Supervisor Kathryn Barger issued a statement following the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors’ discussion about the County’s work to address homeless encampments. The dialogue followed the recent City of Grants Pass v. Johnson et al. decision and California Governor Gavin Newsom’s Executive Order to remove homeless encampments in California: “Clearing homeless encampments […]
“Jungle,” an exhibit on display through Aug. 16 at the Adams Square Mini Park, is made of lightweight textiles and yarn hung from the ceiling. The piece creates a jungle-like environment within the gas station resulting in a colorful and dynamic view from all four sides. The work of Annli Tico spans multiple mediums and […]