By Mary O’KEEFE There is a new way to pay for parking in the Montrose Shopping Park. Newly installed meters look the same as the old ones and continue to accept change as in the past; however, there is a new option to pay via a parking app. There is a green and grey banner […]
On April 22 at approximately 1 a.m., an altercation occurred at the Phoenicia Restaurant, located at 343 N. Central Ave., leading to two individuals sustaining gunshot injuries. Both injured males sought immediate medical care at nearby hospitals and are listed in stable condition. Detectives from the Glendale Police Dept. immediately responded and actively began investigating […]
At the Hometown Country Fair, attendees will enjoy a dog parade, live music including from the CVHS jazz band, plenty of fun activities and dignitaries like Kathryn Barger (shown here with members of the Prom Plus Club). File photos The 17th annual Hometown Country Fair includes all the things the local fair is known for. […]
News from the CVCA Due to planned vacations/commitments by three steering committee members, the CVCA has decided to cancel its April meeting and concentrate efforts toward participating in the 17th Annual Hometown Country Fair on April 29. This is a fun community event put on by the Crescenta Valley Chamber of Commerce with their sponsors and […]
Correction At the April 11 meeting of the Glendale City Council two density bonus projects were heard and voted on by the Council. A 43-unit project located at 424, 430 and 434 Milford Avenue was approved by a vote of 4-0 with Mayor Dan Brotman recusing himself. It will have eight units reserved for tenants of […]
April 16 5600 block of Pinecone Road in La Crescenta, a resident returned home to find several rooms in his house had been ransacked and a glass door had been shattered. Due to the extent of the ransacked rooms the resident was unable to yet determine if anything was missing. The residential burglary occurred between […]
By Lucian KUGLER Mosquito Awareness Week in Southern California is a time when residents are reminded about the dangers of mosquitoes and the importance of taking preventive measures. This year, the event takes on added significance due to the increased number of mosquitoes in the region driven by recent rainfall. The mosquitoes can carry epidemic […]
By Roman INGUANZO On Tuesday at the Glendale City Council Councilmember Ara Najarian was absent due to the passing of his father, Dr. Najarian, on April 15. Council members expressed their condolences to Najarian and his family for their loss. On Tuesday, April 25, there will be a special city council meeting at 9 a.m. […]
Warmer Temps Means Time to Get Outside – Part 2 Continuing my theme of looking over our calendar to see what’s happening locally, on Saturday, April 29 it’s a double whammy when the CV Chamber of Commerce hosts its annual Hometown Country Fair and the Glendale Kiwanis has its annual Kiwanis Incredible Duck Splash. The […]
By Mary O’KEEFE McCoy: This is the probe‘s way of saying, “Hello” to the people of Earth? Spock: There are other species on Earth. Only human arrogance would assume the signal must be meant for mankind. “Star Trek” has always been able to make its point with just a few words. The “arrogance” of mankind […]