By Mary O’KEEFE A Glendale resident in the New York Avenue and Park Vista Drive area left her home early on March 14. She had turned off the lights and locked all doors and windows. She returned home about 7:30 p.m. As she drove into her driveway, she noticed that lights were on in the […]
March 18 2900 block of Foothill Boulevard in La Crescenta, an employee at Foothill Doors and Windows entered the business, heard the alarm and noticed his desk had been ransacked. He immediately left the building and contacted 911. Deputies discovered the apparent entry into the building was from a rear window. A computer, monitor and […]
By Mary O’KEEFE While walking her dog, a resident in the 3200 block of Mills Avenue noticed an unfamiliar gray van driving slowly through her neighborhood. She allegedly witnessed the vehicle pull up near a neighbor’s home, heard the van’s passenger door open and shut. She did not see who got out of the car […]
On Wednesday March 20th, Crescenta Valley Station Detectives served a search warrant in the city of Pasadena in connection with the ongoing investigation into residential burglaries. During the execution of the search warrant, two Suspects were arrested for burglary and detectives recovered property stolen during residential burglaries in the city of La Canada Flintridge. […]
Rosemont Power Club and members of the community are running the LA Marathon today from Dodger Stadium to the Santa Monica Pier. The 26.2 mile course takes them through some of the best parts of LA including running straight down Hollywood Blvd. past the Dolby Theatre and the Chinese Theater, across Rodeo Drive in Beverly […]
Update 3:30 Neighbors reported hearing what sounded like an explosion but after an investigation by sheriffs it doesn’t appear to have been an explosive device that struck the home. All streets are now open. Residents have returned to their homes. Explosion Closes La Crescenta Streets By Mary O’KEEFE An explosive device was thrown at […]
By Mary O’KEEFE and Charly SHELTON St. Patrick’s Day is Sunday. The celebration in America is a tradition that was carried on the ships that crossed the Atlantic filled with Irish immigrants. The first wave arrived during Colonial times; the second and largest group of Irish immigrants came primarily due to the Potato Blight in […]
By Ted AYALA Candidates running for office in the upcoming municipal elections April 2 were allowed to speak to the public Tuesday night at a forum hosted and moderated by the Montrose-Verdugo City Chamber of Commerce. The forum, which was a three-tiered affair that began with candidates running for the school board, then the position […]