CIF SoCal Regional Final: Paramount 2, Falcons 1 CV loses to Paramount for regional title, but it doesn’t take away from the team’s memorable season By Brandon HENSLEY It was the last match of the season for the Falcons boys’ soccer team, regardless of the outcome. The team made it as far as it possible […]
A missing hiker has been found by Sierra Madre Search and Rescue team members tonight after being missing for four days. “The LAPD (Los Angeles Police Department) contacted us about the man that had been missing since March 8 (Thursday),” said Lt. Marjory Jacobs, Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, Crescenta Valley Station. The 48-year-old man’s […]
A Busy Day in Crescenta Valley By Mary O’KEEFE The day started early with a quick clean up at the La Crescenta Avenue exit off the westbound Foothill (210) Freeway. Members of the Crescenta Valley Chamber of Commerce, CV Town Council and the community put on their reflective safety vest and picked up debris along […]
Boys’ soccer wins first ever CIF section title and is moving forward with SoCal regionals. By Timithie NORMAN After an undefeated season and four victorious CIF playoff games, three of which went into overtime or penalty kicks, the Crescenta Valley boys’ soccer team defeated rival and reigning CIF Southern Section Division IV champion El Rancho […]
A World War II grenade was found in a vehicle that had been parked for about three years. By Mary O’KEEFE The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Bomb Squad detonated a World War II grenade that had been found in a vehicle in the rear parking lot at the north end of the Bob Smith […]
By Ted AYALA Those who thought they heard the last about tense discussions over Glendale’s Rose Parade float need to think again. Just a little over two months after the city’s controversial 2012 Rose Float entry finally died down with the float’s trip down Colorado Boulevard on Jan. 2, debate on the city’s Rose Parade […]
Having an Open Mind to get Open Space I had the chance to attend the recent meeting held at Rosemont Middle School regarding the acquisition of the land at the top of Rosemont Avenue by the nonprofit Arroyos and Foothills Conservancy. The AFC is interested in acquiring the land, which is currently privately owned, in […]
“I bet the sparrow looks at the parrot and thinks … yes, you can talk, but listen to yourself!” ¬– Jack Handey, humorist, Saturday Night Live Only in southern California would you see side-by-side a flock of robins roosting in a birch tree and a flock of squawking green Amazon parrots hanging out in […]
By Mary O’KEEFE For the second time in less than two weeks Montrose Search and Rescue members responded to a call concerning bicyclists who found themselves stuck on the old bike path that started at Switzer Falls. The most recent call-out came on Sunday about 8:22 p.m. Two mountain bikers, Dylan Fenster from West Hollywood […]
Time to Spring Forward Daylight Saving Time begins Sunday, March 11 at 2 a.m. Clocks need to be moved forward one hour. Homeowners might want to take this time to also change batteries in fire, smoke and carbon monoxide alarms. Pancake Breakfast to Benefit Memorial A pancake breakfast is being held on Saturday from 8 […]