The Library, Arts & Culture Dept. (”Library”) of the City of Glendale (“City”) – on behalf of the City’s Arts & Culture Commission (“ACC”) – is accepting proposals from qualified candidates who are interested in submitting design concepts for the Creative Crosswalks Program – Request for Proposals. Artists and community members are invited to apply. The […]
Burbank City Councilmember and former mayor Nikki Perez announced her campaign for re-election to the Burbank City Council, pledging to continue fighting for working families, renters, local jobs, community safety and a city government that works for every resident. “The truth is, things are hard right now for many people. Bad federal policies, along with […]
By Dr. Dinelli MONSON A wildfire can change daily life quickly in Southern California when residents face smoky skies, reduced air quality and the possibility of evacuation during periods of elevated wildfire activity. While conditions may look different from one community to the next, smoke, poor air quality and sudden changes in fire activity can […]
July 16 Big Tujunga Canyon Road at mile marker 2.01 in Angeles National Forest, a man reported that he had parked, locked his vehicle and went for a hike. When he returned he found the driver side front door window had been smashed, his vehicle had been ransacked and items were stolen between 7 a.m. […]
Live music, information booths and more awaits visitors to this free event. By Clare BUCHANAN On Saturday, July 18 from 5:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m., the City of Glendale will be hosting the 31st Annual Cruise Night, an antique and exotic car show on Brand Boulevard that draws crowds of over 45,000 to the heart […]
By Julie BUTCHER Mayor Ardy Kassakhian announced upcoming events early in Tuesday night’s meeting of the Glendale City Council before the council took up a lengthy discussion on the future of delivery robots. Glendale’s Summer Concert series started at the Brand Library this past Friday evening with the folk funk band Dustbowl Revival and will […]
By Mary O’KEEFE On Tuesday Asssemblymember Nick Schultz hosted a Scam Stopper Seminar in partnership with California Privacy Protection Agency, California Dept. of Financial Protection and LA City Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez. The event was held in Tujunga. Schultz started the event by reminding the audience that the California annual budget has been approved and signed, […]
By Mary O’KEEFE This weekend I spent time attempting to make up for the many weekends I was not busy. I cleaned and brushed out the endless tangles from my dog’s fur. I also did other things, like reviewing bills [very depressing] and following up with the pharmacist about a medication not yet refilled – […]
Fun Down South Steve and I headed to Temecula this past weekend for a Temecula Getaway with members of the Kiwanis Club of Glendale. I’ve never stayed in Temecula and actually only went there once for a wedding. Being a “wino” I was really excited to try the wine down south (it wasn’t bad!). I […]
By Mary O’KEEFE Sea lions and seals are cute – of that there is no debate. They are funny as they slide through the water along the beach. Harbor seals, with their big eyes, seem to look through to a person’s soul. However, the cuteness found in sea lions and seals can be a double-edged […]