By Mary O’KEEFE There are a number of issues facing those who have lost their homes or are dealing with damage due to the Eaton and Palisades fires. Some are easy to identify – reaching out to insurance, contacting FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) and contacting contractors for damage repair or building from the ground […]
LCPC Parent Education announced its annual gala Laissez Les Bons Temps Bouler! A Mardi Gras Masquerade, on Saturday, March 1 at The Castaway in Burbank. This will be a fun-filled night of delicious food and live entertainment that will raise money for ongoing LCPC Parent Ed programming. Additionally, 10% of all net proceeds will go […]
The annual Lincoln Elementary talent show took place on Jan. 29. Lincoln first grade teachers Melinda Burkhart and Nicolas James worked with the talented students for four weeks to get the students ready for the big night. Tony Ohanian, computer teacher, was musical director for the evening, and Principal Barbara Fariss worked the box office. […]
By Mary O’KEEFE Some may have noticed a new look at the basketball court at Two Strike Park. This is thanks to the LA Clippers. “Two Strike Park was part of the Clippers Community Courts program,” said a Los Angeles County Parks and Recreation spokesperson. The project was completed in December 2024. “This was not […]
From the office of California State Senator Sasha Perez who represents District 25: There are important deadlines to apply for assistance and financial aid for victims of the Eaton Fire. The first deadline for American Red Cross financial assistance is (TODAY) Friday, Feb. 14 and details for other deadlines are listed below. Those who have been […]
Los Angeles County communities impacted by wildfires are working with federal, state, and county agencies to safely remove and dispose of wildfire debris and ash at no cost to property owners. Homeowners who opt in to the debris removal program and also have fire debris removal insurance may have questions about how to navigate the […]
The school’s track and field should reopen to the public in about four weeks. By Mary O’KEEFE The Glendale Unified School District board of 2021 voted to approve in September 2021 the funding for improvements to the Crescenta Valley High School (CVHS) athletic field. Though it has been awhile the completion of the CVHS stadium […]
By Julie BUTCHER At the Tuesday night meeting of the Glendale City Council, three successive items that were originally placed on the Council’s consent calendar to be considered as routine matters were discussed at length and ultimately tabled on tied votes of 2 – 2, with Mayor Elen Asatryan out of town, highlighting how controversial […]
By Mary O’KEEFE Residents and business owners in the area of the La Crescenta Rehabilitation Project should have recently received a notice on their door informing them that construction is about to begin. “Construction is expected to start in March. The exact date is to be determined once the construction schedule has been approved. The […]
Another Year Older As 2025 gets underway I am reminded that in May I will complete another rotation around the Sun and will be another year older. I looked on the internet to see what completes “another year older” because I’ve always heard “another year older, another year wiser” … but I don’t feel wiser, […]