By Julie BUTCHER The first action taken by the Glendale City Council at its meeting Tuesday evening was to present a proclamation in support of reproductive rights. Councilmember Paula Devine made the presentation in the absence of Mayor Ardy Kassakhian. “We all know what’s going on,” she said. “After four decades of reproductive freedom, the […]
“If it falls from the sky, flows across the surface of the Earth, or is released from the sun, the National Weather Service most likely produces a forecast for it.” ~ United States National Weather Service Recently we ran into our neighbor as we were picking up our mail at the curb. We exchanged hellos, […]
Positively Negative I was not able to be in my office this week – though I was able to still diligently work (from home). I have been exposed to COVID. Thankfully I found out on Sunday and was able to go to the office when no one was there to pick up my computer, monitor, […]
By Mary O’KEEFE USC Verdugo Hills Hospital administrators and staff understand that healing is physical and spiritual. The term “healing the whole person” has long been a focus by those at the hospital. In addition to continually adding innovations, like its new Cath Lab, they have also offered babysitting classes, hosted art exhibits, had exercise […]
Summer ‘Grab and Go’ Meals The City of Los Angeles, Dept. of Recreation and Parks will be providing free lunch from June 13 to Aug. 8 for children up to 18 at selected LA City Parks’ sites including Lake View Terrace Recreation Center, 11075 Foothill Blvd., and Sunland Recreation Center, 8651 Foothill Blvd. These summer […]
Congressman Adam Schiff recently presented 14 outstanding women in California’s 28th congressional district with the annual Woman of the Year Award, recognizing their myriad contributions to education, health, housing, homelessness and arts initiatives in their communities. “I am proud my district is home to so many incredible women – brilliant and hardworking individuals, many of […]
By Captain Robert Hahnlein, CV Sheriff’s Station We all want to feel safe and secure in our own homes. Although La Crescenta has historically been a safe community, burglaries still occur and we all can do something to eliminate an easy opportunity. It is important to take precautions to ensure your house is safe and […]
June 13 2400 block of Harmony Place in La Crescenta, a resident heard loud noises from outside her home. She witnessed a car idling behind her parked vehicle. A person got into the passenger seat of the waiting car and it drove away. She went out to her vehicle and noticed the radio was on. […]
The Los Angeles County Primary Election results updated from some local races are listed below: (D) Democrat (R) Republican U.S. Representative District 28: Judy Chu (D) 65.92% Wes Hallman (R) 26.20% U.S. Representative District 30: Adam Schiff (D) 62.22% G “Maebe A. Girl” Pudlo (D) 11.53% State Assembly District 44: Laura […]
By Bethany BROWN In partnership with UCLA Health Sound Body Sound Mind (SBSM), Glendale Unified School District has created a state-of-the-art fitness studio at all secondary schools to benefit the health of the GUSD student community for years to come. The studios have officially been added to all middle schools across the district and studios […]