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Motorists traveling along Foothill Boulevard will be welcomed to Glendale no more.
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For several years, many Glendale Unified teachers have benefited from videos, courses, lessons and other learning services provided by the nonprofit Khan Academy online educational organization.
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Glendale and Burbank teacher union leaders are saying Janus has been a unifying, rather than divisive issue.
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.
In an era of soaring graduation costs, perhaps the area’s best-kept secret is as quiet as a tomb.
A 48-year-old Glendale man died Thursday evening after jumping from an overpass and onto a freeway onramp.
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.
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Falcons athlete turns corner to lead Crescenta Valley to cross-country league title and medal in track and field races.
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A Glendale woman writes to say the City Council shouldn’t consider adding streetcar service when the Beeline bus is cheaper and underused.
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Sophomore pitcher helped Falcons win first CIF championship since 1986, earning All-American accolades.
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A semifinal berth for the Nitros during the girls’ lacrosse season just one of many stories throughout the 2018-2019 year
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In Jerry Burger’s novel, “Shadows of 1915,” a sleepy rural Fresno town in the 1950s is haunted by the specter of the Armenian Genocide.
California Stories from The Times
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In the nearly four years since Alexis arrived alone in the United States as a 17-year-old from El Salvador, he has been granted asylum, learned English, secured a job at a bakery and studied for his upcoming driver’s license exam.
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An early morning shooting left 1 man dead and two others hurt in Highland Park early Saturday morning. Police believe the shooting was gang-related
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A doctoral student and a soon-to-be dad are gunned down on the same South L.A. street where they grew up together.
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What can be recycled in Los Angeles? Some plastic, all glass, most paper, but not your garden hose.
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A look at California stories from the last week, including the state’s lawsuit against the Trump administration over the legality of the new ‘public charge’ rule.
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A man was arrested after openly carrying a gun outside his Glendale home on Tuesday.
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Glendale police identified Pablo Lopez, 28, as the man who allegedly tried to rob a Bank of America on Tuesday.
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Glendale Unified’s board approved a $4.75-million increase in July to raise the total allocation for Glendale High School’s pool to $15.7 million.
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Public trust and confidence, inclusion and financial stability are considered “priorities” for the Glendale Unified board this school year.
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Dignity Health Glendale Memorial Hospital recently received a donation of nearly 550 articles of clothing to be made available through the hospital’s “Clothing Closet.”
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The Glendale Community College Welcome Center will host a Welcome Fair from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on Aug. 29.
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Barragan’s Glendale location will be closing its doors next week after 38 years in business. The family-owned casual Mexican restaurant was founded in 1961.
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Michele Flynn has been appointed Glendale’s Director of Finance. She’s worked for the city for more than 19 years.
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Many superior athletes achieved success on some of the biggest stages throughout the seasons.
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Vaqueros cross-country, tennis, baseball, basketball teams all enjoy success during eventful year.
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Football forced to forfeit four games following on-campus brawl, water polo captures Pacific League championship.
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Led by Golden Knights soccer coach Glen Appels, youth camp provides basic skills to participants seeking to improve in the sport.
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The 35th anniversary of National Night Out was marked this past Aug. 6. In Glendale, 37 events were held in an effort to strengthen the bond between neighborhoods and the local police department.
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The owner of Glendale’s Cornerstone Wellness urges cannabis users to consider safety issues involved with products sold on the black market.
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At around 8 p.m. on Sunday, July 20, 1969, my family watched Neil Armstrong walk on the moon, all five of us huddled around our 19-inch Emerson black and white TV set.
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The Associates of Brand Library & Art Center, an organization located in Glendale, is celebrating its 50-year anniversary.
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The classic musical “Annie” opened last weekend - complete with a live dog as Sandy - at the Glendale Centre Theatre.
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Members of the Glendale Latino Assn. kicked off the new school year with their school-supply mixer last Wednesday.
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Glendale’s night life could get a boost, as officials begin looking into easing noise restrictions in its more bustling parts of downtown.
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Two days after a statue in Glendale Central Park honoring women who were held as sex slaves by the Japanese Imperial Army during World War II was vandalized, a group packed an auditorium down the street to honor the group known as comfort women.
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