Legislation Introduced to Combat Thefts of Catalytic Converters

State Senator Anthony J. Portantino joined Senator Tom Umberg to announce the introduction of Senate Bill 986, a measure that combats catalytic converter theft by requiring dealers to apply a vehicle identification number (VIN) to the catalytic converter of each vehicle listed for sale. Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón and LAPD Chief Michel Moore […]

Al Fresco Dining is Set to Return

By Mary O’KEEFE Get ready to eat outside again as al fresco dining returns to the Montrose Shopping Park. It has been awhile since extended outdoor dining has been in place along Honolulu Avenue. In June 2020, COVID-19 restrictions closed the doors of restaurants to indoor dining. In response, the City of Glendale – one […]

Local Nurses Demonstrate Dissatisfaction with Working Conditions

By Mary O’KEEFE Registered nurses (RNs) from USC Verdugo Hills Hospital were out in front of the medical facility on Wednesday to bring awareness of what they feel is unfair treatment by the hospital administration. The nurses stood with signs asking for support and letting the community know they are “essential not expendable.” During the […]

Tentative Agreement Reached Between Nurses and USC-VHH

Tentative Agreement Reached Between Nurses and USC-VHH

The nurses and USC-VHH have reached a tentative agreement. Contract ratification voting will be on noon, Wednesday, March 2 through noon, Thursday, March 3. Highlights include: No Takeaways! ✓ Term: 3-year agreement ✓ Improved Wages: ▪ Year 1 (December 5, 2021): All RNs received an average of 8.6% ATB Increase and a minimum of 3% […]

Falkon Robotics Holds Scrimmage for Local Teams, Preps for Competition Season

Falkon Robotics Holds Scrimmage for Local Teams, Preps for Competition Season

Prior to the heat of competition, CV High School hosts an informal get together with local robotics teams. By Bethany BROWN Crescenta Valley High School’s FIRST– For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology – robotics competition team, Falkon Robotics (FRC 589), hosted its annual pre-competition season “scrimmage” for teams in the area to come […]

In brief

CVCA to Meet Tonight The Crescenta Valley Community Association will have its monthly meeting on tonight, Thursday, Feb. 24 at 7 p.m. via Zoom. The meeting will include discussion on local issues as well as an opportunity for foothill area residents to bring their own concerns. Contact the CVCA at crescentavalleycommunityassn@gmail.com with questions and for Zoom meeting information. […]

Not All is ‘Rosé’ at Deukmejian

Not All is ‘Rosé’ at Deukmejian

By Bethany BROWN In 1885, immigrant French winemaker – Georges Le Mesnager – purchased land in the Dunsmore Canyon area of La Crescenta, now known as Deukmejian Wilderness Park. He planted vines and grew grapes for a winery he opened and ran in downtown Los Angeles … until Prohibition hit. He further developed the land […]

Crime blotter

Feb. 20 500 block of Foothill Boulevard in La Cañada Flintridge, while a woman was shopping she placed her purse in the shopping cart. When she went to pay for her items she discovered her wallet was missing from her purse. Surviellance footage revealed that as the victim was shopping with the shopping cart behind […]

Los Angeles County Fire Responds to Incident in Altadena

Los Angeles County Fire Dept. responded to a brushfire earlier today, Feb. 20. According to LACoFireAirOps, two water dropping helicopters responded to assist with the wildfire near Altadena. According to CVW reporter Justin Hager, the fire is now under control with hot spot crews on scene; no injuries reported. Photos by Roman INGUANZO

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