The City of Glendale launched Engage Glendale, an online platform built to facilitate year-round, accessible and meaningful public engagement with city projects, policies and discussions. “Engage Glendale strengthens how we connect with residents by making it easier to learn about City projects, share feedback and stay informed year-round,” said City Manager Roubik Golanian. The Community Development Dept. has taken the lead in including projects such as […]
To help the community stay informed and safe, the City of La Cañada Flintridge is having upcoming presentations by Pasadena Humane focusing on wildlife safety and coyote awareness. The sessions, scheduled for February, aim to provide residents with information and practical guidance on coexisting safely with local wildlife. Pasadena Humane will present twice at city […]
At approximately 2:15 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 21, a silver Toyota Camry collided with the Verdugo Hills Council, Scouting America building after colliding with another vehicle while traveling northbound on Glendale Avenue. The incident resulted in the […]
By Dominique ROCHA The Crescenta Valley Chamber of Commerce soon will be hosting its annual historic bingo event. From 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Feb. 7, attendees can share in a night of food and fun while getting to learn a bit of Crescenta Valley history. The chamber of commerce first hosted its historic […]
By Julie BUTCHER Most of the time, the Glendale City Council meets at city hall. A couple of times each year, the Council ventures out to meet in one of Glendale’s 34 neighborhoods. This week’s meeting on Tuesday night was at the newly renovated Fremont Park, Glendale’s oldest park, built in 1927. The new community […]
By Mary O’KEEFE Readers have reached out to CVW concerning the ongoing issues with e-bikes and e-motorcycles in the area, specifically in Dunsmore Park. Glendale police, which oversees the area, recently responded to community members’ concerns about the e-bike issue and how they witnessed the devastation of the grounds at Dunsmore Park. GPD’s Traffic Bureau, […]
By Mary O’KEEFE There is this animated film titled “The Snow Bear.” It is hand-drawn animation by Aaron Blaise, a former Disney animator and director of “Brother Bear.” First off, this is a hand-drawn short film. We honestly don’t get to see many of those anymore. I took a film class once where we watched […]
The Wider We Are Traditionally, New Year is a time when resolutions are made: we’re going to eat better, walk more, smoke less (or quit altogether), lose weight, etc. Unfortunately, by the second Friday in January most have abandoned their goals. In fact, there’s a name for that Friday: Quitters’ Day. Yup, that’s when most […]
Indigenous Culture & Stories On Sunday, Jan. 24 from 9 – 10:30 a.m. Indigenous Culture Bearer Tina Calderon will be at the Rosemont Preserve and will present an opportunity to connect with Native culture through stories and songs. Learn about the first peoples of the Los Angeles area and their lasting relationship with the land. […]
Illustration by Hannah LIM By Hannah LIM For most teenagers, sleep is considered the last priority in a busy schedule filled with academics, sports and extracurricular activities. The necessity to accomplish certain goals often push back the quality and consistency of sleep schedules, affecting teenagers’ moods and ability to learn during school. As […]
