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Motorists traveling along Foothill Boulevard will be welcomed to Glendale no more.
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The L.A. County Committee on School District Organization decided Wednesday morning to hold off until December to further discuss Sagebrush elections. -
Bacari GDL, a wine and tapas bar in downtown Glendale, has been converted into a makeshift grocery store for the past week. However, it’s unclear how long it will last, as county health officials say it’s not possible for restaurants to become markets without the proper license.
Wiping tears from her eyes, 16-year-old Ash Rosas told a rowdy crowd outside Glendale City Hall on Tuesday she was fighting climate change for her sister, who is 6.
“Like all businesses, nonprofits in Glendale are struggling right now,” writes a member of the Glendale Arts board. “And yet their expenses continue to mount.”
Wiping tears from her eyes, 16-year-old Ash Rosas told a rowdy crowd outside Glendale City Hall on Tuesday she was fighting climate change for her sister, who is 6.
A 48-year-old Glendale man died Thursday evening after jumping from an overpass and onto a freeway onramp.
The Latest
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Basketball: Senior duo helped lead their respective teams to league championships; Golden Knights’ Wolfson named coach of the year.
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Women’s Basketball: Vaqueros coach Joel Weiss honored with coach of the year award, while sophomores Tess Oakley-Stilson, Penelopi Trieu, Gloria Bianchi and Zoe Rouse named to all-conference team.
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Glendale Unified School District expects to distribute about 7,000 loaner Google Chromebooks and 300 Verizon hotspots to students who don’t have access to digital devices and internet.
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Girls’ Soccer: Six Tologs receive All-Mission League honors after tying for second in league, qualifying for playoffs.
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Columnist Joylene Wagner writes about how much life has quickly changed amid coronavirus concerns.
California Stories from The Times
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It’s hard enough being a new parent. But the coronavirus has thrown a curveball of anxiety to new mothers and fathers.
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Local health officials give catastrophic estimates of potential coronavirus deaths if stay-at-home orders aren’t followed.
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Los Angeles County officials confirm 10 new coronavirus-linked deaths and reported the first such fatality of a healthcare worker.
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Significantly fewer Californians driving could result in 15,000 fewer collisions per month and 6,000 fewer injury accidents per month, researchers said.
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She found out she had COVID-19. Her roommate was 71 — and her mother.
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Crescenta Valley Sheriff’s Station detectives are looking for information regarding a suspect thought to be linked to two incidents of indecent exposure on Foothill Boulevard Dec. 13 and March 18.
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The city has installed portable hygiene stations and has delivered daily meals to the homeless during the outbreak.
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Glendale Unified School District launches a grab-and-go meal service for students across 12 locations.
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The Glendale Unified School District announced plans to extend school closures through May 5 to help contain the spread of coronavirus.
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Local eateries providing food for delivery and takeout as people self-isolate and social distancing during the pandemic.
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Previously set to expire on March 31, Glendale extended its emergency period until the end of April. It exceeds L.A. County’s period, currently set to expire April 19. All city emergency orders will remain in place, including a halt on evictions, the closure of nonessential retail businesses, a ban on residential rent increases and the suspension of some street-sweeping restrictions.
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Although Glendale Library, Arts & Culture locations are closed to the public due to the coronavirus pandemic, the department continues to operate 24/7 virtually, thanks to the library system’s myriad of online resources.
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Glendale has banned rent increases as long as the city remains in a state of emergency, adding another protection for tenants struggling financially due to the novel coronavirus but falling short of rent forgiveness called for by some residents.
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Boys’ Basketball: Senior forward averaged 22.1 points per game to help Falcons gain a portion of Pacific League championship.
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Glendale is closing its hiking trails and park recreation facilities after a sunny weekend drew crowds, which was not in line with social-distancing requirements, city officials announced Tuesday.
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Boys’ Basketball: Senior guard enjoyed sensational season in earning Mission League co-Most Valuable Player award.
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Girls’ Basketball: Senior forward/guard wins third straight league most valuable player accolade after helping Rebels win league crown.
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“Like all businesses, nonprofits in Glendale are struggling right now,” writes a member of the Glendale Arts board. “And yet their expenses continue to mount.”
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Columnist Brian Crosby ponders the new order of things during the pandemic crisis.
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Last Sunday, my husband Glenn and I walked up to Brand Park.
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While letters in the Mailbag this week center on the coronavirus, there’s also a good-bye from a civic leader and a thank-you note for the city’s graffiti clean-up efforts.
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The theme of the annual Cabrini Literary Guild fundraiser was strictly Moroccan, with a “Casino de Marrakech” twist
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For just shy of $7 million, a buyer could scoop up the 73-year-old Glendale Centre Theatre property, as well as the theater business and nonprofit costume shop and 370 parking spaces. The property alone carries a $5.2-million price tag.
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300 turn out for Glendale Educational Foundation’s annual ‘Diamonds and Pearls’ gala on March 6.
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Two of Glendale’s prominent arts and entertainment venues — the Alex and Antaeus Theatres — canceled cultural performances throughout the month of March. All Glendale city-sponsored events have also been canceled for the month.
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