NEWS FROM CVCA

2017 brings a lot of changes. Our little valley will have new representatives at many levels. Brandon Lee joins the CV Town Council bringing the perspective of our younger residents. We have a new LA County Supervisor, Kathryn Barger. Both are serving in public office for the first time although Ms. Barger has worked in […]

NEWS FROM CVWD

Crescenta Valley Water Supply Update The impact of this historic drought on California is significant, bringing to the forefront the importance of a reliable water supply and the need for water use efficiency. The Crescenta Valley community’s response to the call for water conservation has been substantial, exceeding the state mandated conservation goal. The district’s […]

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

An ‘Enlightened’ Idea    Little flames on leaves floating down the Ganges. Eight nights of candles lit in honor of magic oil. Electric lights in fir trees reminiscent of logs dragged into caves, huts and castles and set on fire. A legend of an unusual astrological event in autumn, now celebrated at the winter solstice. […]

Treasures of the Valley » Mike Lawler

The Former Car Dealerships of CV – Part 4 These columns on the past car dealerships have taken on a life of their own. I’ve never gotten such an overwhelming response to my columns before. What I thought was going to be a two-column series is now blossoming into probably a five or six-part series […]

Treasures of the Valley » Mike Lawler

The Former Car Dealerships of CV – Part 3 In the last couple of columns, I’ve been writing about the amazing number of car dealerships we used to have in the Crescenta Valley area. Many of those former auto showrooms are still around. I was writing about those first before I launched into the ones […]

NEWS From Washington » Adam SCHIFF

Looking Forward to Next Year, and Reflecting On the Last As we look forward to the New Year, in what has become a tradition for me, I wanted to share some progress we made during 2016, as well some thoughts moving forward. As the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, I worked to pass […]

Treasures of the Valley » Mike Lawler

The Former Car Dealerships of CV – Part 2 Last week I began writing about the former car dealerships of CV, starting with the ones whose showrooms still exist. I expected to get some updates and corrections from my readers. Sure enough, I just got an email from Stu McCament, who has lived in the […]

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Another Look at Sale of Golf Course In response to the letter to the editor from Marc Stirdivant [“V.O.I.C.E. Responds to Hoberman,” Nov. 24], as a resident of the unincorporated area of La Crescenta and as a student of real estate appraisal, I disagree with the V.O.I.C.E. objection to housing development at the Verdugo Hills […]

NEWS FROM SACRAMENTO » Mike GATTO

Always leave the campsite in better shape than when you arrived. This maxim guides the Boy Scouts, and it should guide legislators. Every one in public office should strive to make the world a better place for future generations. This month marks the end of my almost seven years as your Assemblyman. When I first […]

NEWS FROM The CVTC » Leslie DICKSON

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! The La Crescenta 2nd Annual Christmas Tree Lighting was a rousing success with hot chocolate, beautiful music, cookies, performances by our local schools and great friends. Community events like this one have always been supported by Supervisor Antonovich and it was quite the treat to have him read a holiday […]