Assemblymember Anthony Portantino was honored today by the Junior Leagues of California as their State Legislator of the Year. Assemblymember Portantino was recognized for his introduction of several important bills over the last several years in the areas of health, education and violence prevention. “I am very honored to receive this award from the Junior […]
MSR winches the victim up to the roadway, assisted by Angeles Fire. By Mary O’KEEFE Emergency responders were called out to two separate motorcycle accidents within hours of each other, and about a quarter mile apart. The first incident occurred about 10:52 a.m. on Angeles Crest highway at Upper Big Tujunga, mile marker 42. Los […]
It was a great time for dogs and people at Montrose Shopping Park’s Wags and Whiskers, Kids and Critters and Taste of Montrose this Sunday. Here are a few photos of the event.
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 […]
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, […]
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.
3033 Evelyn Street in La Crescenta!
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]