By Mary O’KEEFE Another successful Glendale Cruise Night had car lovers on Saturday marveling at the variety of classic vehicles that lined Brand Boulevard. An estimated 350 to 400 classic vehicles, from VW buses to 57 Chevys, kept visitors wondering, “If only I had saved my first car.” Music streamed from the live band at […]
The Glendale Police Dept. is investigating a case involving a suspect who was arrested for negligent discharge of a firearm and possession of a controlled substance. On July 24 at 6:48 a.m., the GPD Communications Bureau received a call regarding a male wearing a safety vest who had fired one round from a handgun in […]
July 28 4800 block of Angeles Crest Highway in La Cañada, a deputy reported seeing a black BMW driving southbound on Angeles Crest Highway in the No. 2 lane. The deputy observed the vehicle had a tinted plastic shield obstructing the vehicle’s rear license plate that made it unreadable from a distance. The deputy conducted […]
By Mary O’KEEFE Once again, movie night at Two Strike Park on Saturday was a “silent” success. There is something unique about watching a movie outdoors and hearing nothing but live music accompanying the film … and laughter. Silent film projectionist and historian Joe Rinaudo gave a brief presentation to the audience about the films […]
AHEAD With Horses specializes in helping others and now needs help. By Julian MITCHELL For over 50 years, AHEAD With Horses has helped the disabled and disadvantaged overcome any and all obstacles. From being able to walk for the first time to just sitting up straight, all progress is celebrated at AHEAD With Horses. The […]
By Mary O’KEEFE On Monday about 250 people attended the Crescenta Valley Fire Safe Council meeting that focused on Briggs Terrace. The event was held at the Rosemont Middle School cafeteria and representatives were in attendance from the office of Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger and various Los Angeles County departments, LA County Fire […]
‘D Day’ Monday was the day to get our D – vitamin D, that is. Monday marked Steve’s 60th birthday. Unlike years past when we had big parties at our house, Monday was a quiet day spent at the beach with some of our family. It was with confidence that we loaded up the cars […]
Rep. Adam Schiff introduced the Food for Thought Act, which would create a demonstration program to make grants available to community colleges so they can provide free meals to food-insecure students. The program would be administered by the Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) within the United States Dept. of Agriculture. “Community colleges play an essential […]
By Julie BUTCHER At two meetings on Tuesday, the Glendale City Council tackled a myriad of local issues, ranging from reviewing plans for a potential streetcar downtown, extending the hours the City allows amplified music in its entertainment districts, appointing staff and commission personnel, announcing upcoming community events, and the recognizing of city service. At […]
“Standing water in your yard?” “Mind if the kids and I stop by for a bite?” Summer: the perfect time to teach a dog new tricks or – in our case – help her understand there are certain activities that should take place in the yard. To recap: We recently adopted a new family member […]