Law Enforcement Responds at Rite Aid
Several sheriff deputies are responding to a petty theft that occurred at Rite Aid in the 2600 block of Foothill Boulevard.
Rescue Teams Hone Their Skills
MSAR and AMRT held a gripping joint training in the ANF. By Mary O’KEEFE On Sunday, members of Montrose Search and Rescue (MSAR) and Altadena Mountain Rescue Team (AMRT) joined forces for a training drill held in the Angeles National Forest (ANF). Prior to going into the forest, where MSAR member Cindy England had led […]
Traffic Issues Around Schools are Focus of CHP
By Mary O’KEEFE CVW was with California Highway Patrol (CHP) last Thursday at Crescenta Valley High School observing driving patterns. The CHP has about 20 schools to patrol throughout its area, and all appear to have a common thread. “The drivers are creating their own traffic jams,” said Officer Keller. Many schools are located within […]
Water Main Break Causes 210 Traffic Interruption
By Mary O’KEEFE It was a tough morning for commuters on Wednesday when a water main broke during rush hour on the Foothill (210) Freeway. The call came in to CHP at 6:15 a.m. At one point all eastbound lanes of the 210 were closed from the Pennsylvania Avenue off-ramp to the Ocean View Boulevard […]
News from the Desk of the Publisher <<< Robin Goldsworthy
It Does Take A Village My granddaughter was sick last week – nothing serious but her preschool didn’t want her fraternizing with the other children until she was better. So I had the chance to watch her on Thursday last week and on Monday this week. While I was watching her she thankfully apparently felt […]
Weather Watch <<< Taking a Look Outside Our Window
By Mary O’KEEFE Well, the weather is center stage once again. First Hurricane Idalia slammed into Florida on Wednesday. As of press time the hurricane continued to bring rain and high winds across the state before moving into Georgia where it downed power lines, and reports were made of several buildings being damaged by falling […]
Let’s Go Bowling!
By Mary O’KEEFE Today, Thursday, Aug. 31, Montrose Bowl will officially reopen, welcoming the public to the historic location in Montrose. The new owners retained its unique décor while giving it a fresh look that creates an inviting environment for the community. The path to today’s opening has not been easy. A little over a […]
In brief
CV Weekly Offices Observe Labor Day The offices of CV Weekly will be closed on Monday, Sept. 4 in observance of Labor Day. Input Sought on Council Districts Residents are encouraged to provide input on whether the City of Glendale should transition to Council districts, draw their own maps, share their district line preferences […]
Every Can Counts!
The Salvation Army Glendale/Burbank desperately needs non-perishable food donations and is holding a food drive to collect them. By Lynn SHER The Salvation of Army of Glendale/Burbank is in a predicament. For the first time in decades, its one annual food drive, Stamp Out Hunger, had a historic drop in donations. Normally the food drive, […]
Bomb Threat Incident at the Americana Resolved, Suspect Arrested
On the night of Thursday, Aug. 24 at approximately 8 p.m., Glendale police responded to a bomb threat at the Americana at Brand. An object resembling a toilet was left on the property, along with a note indicating the object was a bomb. Prioritizing public safety, the Glendale Police Dept. and Americana Security immediately initiated […]