Public’s Help Sought in Search for Missing Woman

Public’s Help Sought in Search for  Missing Woman The family and friends of Margarita Stephens and the Los Angeles Police Department’s Foothill Division are asking for the public’s help to locate Stephens. On May 4, friends became concerned as they had not seen or heard from Stephens in the past three days. They contacted the […]

Avoid DUI Task Force Deploys Extra Patrols For Cinco de Mayo

Designate a Driver before your Celebrations begin!   The Avoid the 100 Los Angeles County DUI Task Force will be deploying DUI saturation patrols throughout the county for the Cinco de Mayo weekend starting at 6:00 p.m. Friday, May 4, 2012. Additionally, CHP will be deploying saturation patrols onto freeways and in unincorporated county jurisdictions to stop, […]

Car Flipped Several Times on the 210

California Highway Patrol officers are responding to an accident that occurred about 4:30 p.m. A vehicle reportedly flipped several times while traveling westbound on the Foothill (210) freeway. The accident occurred just east of Sunland Boulevard exit, said Officer Craycraft. The number four lane has been closed down to westbound traffic.

Community gathers to discuss Honolulu Ave. road diet

By Ted Ayala It’s the epic battle that has raged on through the ages. Or at least since the advent of the automobile. Motorists versus bicyclists. A seemingly innocuous enough debate—but one that can result in frayed tempers, insults flung, and other examples of unseemly behavior from usually well behaved citizens. The matter has been […]

Two Arrested in GPD Laser Light Shooting

By Mary O’KEEFE Two local men were arrested for shooting a red laser light at a Glendale Police Air Ship on April 27 at 9:20 p.m. Police responded to a report from the officers in Air 1 that someone had aimed a laser light at their helicopter about three times, each time lasting three to […]

Widespread Layoffs Possible in Coming Year

By Ted AYALA In the first of two sessions held by the Glendale City Council this month to analyze the budget forecast for the next five years and how to cope with shortfalls in tax revenue, the city was immediately faced with the dire position of having to take extreme measures to shore up the […]

Raising a Fork or Swinging a Golf Club – All to Help our Students

Raising a Fork or Swinging a Golf Club – All to Help our Students

Hard to believe that the end of another school year is rapidly approaching. Though my youngest graduated from Crescenta Valley High School just a year ago, I still know kids who are preparing for prom and graduation, then moving on to college. And while they are eagerly anticipating beginning a new life, their parents are […]

Weather in the Foothills

“The mystery of language was revealed to me. I knew then that ‘W-A-T-E-R’ meant the wonderful, cool something that was flowing over my hand. That living word awakened my soul, gave it light, joy, set it free.”                                                                                    ~ Helen Keller Remember the scene from the classic movie, “ The Miracle Worker?” Helen Keller’s hand […]