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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. -
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.
A California appeals court panel upheld the conviction of David Xavier Bushman, who was convicted of killing his non-blood relative in La Crescenta in 2015.
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.
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.
The Latest
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Women’s Basketball: Vaqueros earn 52-50 Western State Conference victory over Antelope Valley with late game-winner from La Cañada High graduate to extend streak to 18 games.
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Boys’ Basketball: Paced by Carlson’s 32 points, Falcons avenge earlier loss to Bulldogs, climb into first-place tie in Pacific League following 73-70 win at home.
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Boys’ Soccer: Junior forward scores two goals, giving him 55 in his career, equaling Indians’ mark, in 2-0 road victory versus Nitros.
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California Stories from The Times
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Ski snobs sneer at Mt. Baldy, dinging it for its ma-and-pa amenities and modest number of runs, treating its easy access and affordability as some sort of character flaws. Shame on the snobs. Because this year in particular, Baldy is the best ski deal in California.
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As part of a settlement agreement, Laguna Beach will pay $18,750 and show police officers a training video on pertinent immigration law.
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Sen. Holly Mitchell and a coalition representing low-income communities have come out against Senate Bill 50, complicating a key legislative deadline.
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Harvey Weinstein sat in a Manhattan courtroom Wednesday as prosecutors described him as a sexual predator who used his influence to sexually assault women.
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I stood at the front of the classroom and made my pitch to the 25 students who had been accepted into Careers for a Cause, an inaugural training program in homeless services offered at Los Angeles Southwest College.
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The Glendale Fire Department held a promotion and badge-pinning ceremony on Thursday at Fire Station No. 21, where the agency welcomed 10 new firefighter-paramedics and saw the promotion of several personnel.
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An apartment at 140 Carr Drive in Glendale caught fire on Thursday afternoon. Authorities said five people were rescued and two firefighters were injured during the incident.
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State Sen. Anthony Portantino (D-La Cañada Flintridge) introduced Senate bills 805 and 849, two measures dealing with absences of school employees and students.
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For the first time, the Glendale Unified School District funded anti-vaping talks for all middle and high schools, as well as fifth- and sixth-grade students at the elementary level.
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All 8 candidates running for 3 open seats on the Glendale City Council took part in a forum sponsored by the Armenian National Committee Glendale on Wednesday, answering questions covering various topics such as affordable housing, traffic safety, sales of recreational marijuana, the Armenian American Museum and the future of Scholl Canyon Landfill.
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Glendale is taking steps to update local rules on how telecom companies can bring the faster cellular network known as 5G to areas of the city with a large number of children.
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A criminal lawsuit brought against a Montrose senior apartment complex owner over problems with the property’s two elevators will stretch into its ninth month, with a hearing on Thursday revealing that one elevator is reportedly still turned off as it awaits a state inspection.
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An L.A. County-helmed initiative has brought ongoing demonstration opportunities of new voting technology to Glendale ahead of upcoming local and state elections.
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Girls’ Basketball: Rebels record 24 steals on their way to 65-17 Prep League victory over Tigers.
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Boys’ Basketball: Led by senior Andre Henry’s 27 points, Golden Knights see final shot go wide, falling to Eagles, 67-64, in Mission League showdown.
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Boys’ Soccer: Golden Knights can’t covert on several scoring chances in scoreless Mission League road tie versus Eagles.
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A Glendale resident joins the chorus of those who think the holiday season ice rink cost the city too much money.
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With so many issues and so many new and proposed local ordinances and state laws, particularly related to housing, I confess I felt daunted. Homelessness, housing, traffic, community relations, safety, and, of course, the intersection of all of them with education.
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The SoCalSports Broadcasters held its 29th annual awards luncheon last week. Glendale resident Lynda Burns is a longtime member, having been asked in 1977 to join the organization by the late Chuck Benedict.
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I must have left the car unlocked because there was no sign of forced entry. That explains how he quickly got into my car without breaking a window.
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A list of events occurring within the Glendale area.
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A list of events occurring within the Glendale area.
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A list of events occurring within the Glendale area.
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December kicked off in style with a annual holiday party held at the Valley Hunt Club in Pasadena, which was all aglow and glittery, setting the stage for the “Counting Our Blessings” luncheon, sponsored by the Guild at Adventist Health Glendale.
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