By Mary O’KEEFE On Nov. 4 voters statewide will be asked to decide if voting districts should be changed or remain the same. Prop 50 is the only item on the ballot Nov. 4 and it has been a controversial proposal that goes against a recent tradition of redistricting. Every state is divided into areas, […]
By Robin GOLDSWORTHY Music met mayhem when hundreds showed their Halloween spirit at the trunk-or-treat event on Friday night, Oct. 24 at the Crescenta Valley Sheriff’s Station (CVSS). The station was just one of several local locations where trunk-or-treat events were held and local families (kids and adults) were eager to show off their Halloween […]
Oct. 26 800 block of Wiladonda Drive in La Cañada Flintridge, a woman reported that when she checked her mail she noticed a letter stating a credit card company was not able to extend credit to her “at this time.” She had not applied for credit with this specific company. She checked her credit report […]
Glendale City Council member Ardy Kassakhian has postponed his weekly Coffee with Councilman Ardy Kassakhian from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. on Fridays at the Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf in Montrose.
Residents need to know what to do to combat the year round phenomenon. By Mary O’KEEFE Fire season in California is all year long with peak activity expected from July through the fall. The Eaton and Palisades fires were wind-driven. Some reports have wind gusts during the Eaton Fire recorded of up to 170 miles. […]
By Julie BUTCHER On Tuesday night the Glendale City Council voted to reject the 682-unit mixed use project proposed for 236 N. Central Ave., the site of the former Sears department store. The project anticipated the demolition of the 176,629 square-foot three-story retail building, an adjacent 164,308 square-foot three-level parking structure and a small asphalt […]
By Julie BUTCHER More than 5,000 people attended the No Kings rally in downtown Glendale on Saturday, according to organizers of the afternoon event. It was one of 200 No Kings events held in California and one of more than 2,700 similar events across the country with an estimated seven million people participating. “In […]
Halloween Season Has Arrived Though local stores may have boasted Halloween items for sale since – well, summertime – to me Oct. 1 ushers in the Halloween season. As we pass the midway point in the “spooky season” I know that others agree. Take a look around. Houses are decorated in Halloween splendor with many […]
By Mary O’KEEFE California has recently been affected by tropical storms. On Sept. 17 and Sept. 18 Tropical Storm Mario brought to the area humid conditions, lower temperatures and thunderstorms. Then earlier this month Hurricane Priscilla affected our area with rain and thunderstorms. This brought some unusual weather our way. “September 2025 was yet another […]
By Mary O’KEEFE It is time when the veil is thin between the two worlds, otherwise known as Halloween, and there are a lot of events where kids, and adults, can go to celebrate all the spooky things. Trunk or treat events have become a popular Halloween celebration and the Crescenta Valley Sheriff’s Station […]