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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.
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.
Since its founding in 1990, the Glendale Latino Assn. — formerly the Glendale Hispanic Business and Professional Organization — has provided $220,000 in college scholarships.
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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As Glendale Community College continues plans to construct additional parking on its Garfield campus, residents voice their concerns about affordable housing, traffic and the project’s environmental impact.
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Opinions of five Glendale Unified and three Glendale Community College candidates running for seats on the boards were split on a November ballot initiative.
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Crescenta Valley, Flintridge Prep figure to have top-end players; Glendale continues rebuilding.
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Boys’ Basketball Upstart Golden Knights to meet top-seeded Santa Clarita Christian in CIF Southern Section Division II-AA championship contest Saturday.
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Baseball Preview: All six local squads have various goals set in quest for successful 2020 seasons.
California Stories from The Times
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To come out on top in California’s primary, Democratic contenders must appeal to a patchwork of ethnic constituencies, among them the large Iranian American population that spans San Diego, Los Angeles and the Bay Area.
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Legislation that would have required adult entertainment performers to be fingerprinted, background-checked and participate in education programs sparked an outcry.
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Costs keep climbing for a challenging section of the California high-speed rail route — one that currently lacks a funding source but is crucial for getting trains to Los Angeles.
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California is set to conclude one of its driest Februaries in recorded history, elevating fears that the state’s fire season could arrive early this year.
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Only 60 coronavirus cases so far in U.S., but healthcare workers monitor thousands of people who might have been exposed.
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Senate Bill 1091 was introduced in the hopes that it will increase campus safety by mandating the cross-reporting of information on various school threats between law enforcement and education agencies.
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Glendale police are asking for the safe return of a 5-month-old French bulldog named Cain, who was stolen in Glendale on Thursday.
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Every Roosevelt, Toll and Wilson middle school student and teacher are receiving technology updates funded by Verizon for the 2020-21 school year.
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The Glendale Unified school board unanimously approved a resolution designating March 2020 as Arts Education in California Month.
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Signs along Glendale’s Brand Boulevard were changed about two weeks ago to reflect the new enforcement hours, which now go until midnight, but enforcement has not yet gone into effect. Tickets will likely begin being issued in mid-March.
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Nike by Glendale, which opened its doors on Thursday morning, is the world’s fourth “live” store, or small-format store offering rotating experiences and services tailored to the local community.
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Various events happening in Glendale
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This year, for the first time, the city of Glendale will be the site of a Pride festival from 3 to 9 p.m. on Saturday, May 30, in Central Park, 216 S. Brand Blvd., Glendale.
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Boys’ Basketball: Henry tallies 22 points to help visiting Golden Knights earn convincing 60-33 CIF Southern Section Division II-AA semifinal victory to advance to second title game in program history.
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Girls’ Basketball: Visiting Rebels stay close with powerful Spartans before succumbing, 74-60, in CIF Southern Section Division II-AA contest.
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Girls’ Soccer: Rebels yield four second-half goals in 4-1 loss to Spartans in CIF Southern Section Division III match on the road.
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Girls’ Water Polo: Rebels advance to Saturday’s title match following 9-4 victory over Mark Keppel in CIF Southern Section Division VI semifinal match.
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Girls’ Water Polo: Rebels shut out in second half of 6-4 loss in CIF Southern Section Division VI championship game against Vikings.
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Richard Boone, a Hoover High alumni, played Paladin in the popular television show “Have Gun — Will Travel” and played high school football under the tutelage of coach Vic Cameron.
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Columnist Brian Crosby looks at how more voting options leads to further disconnect among neighbors.
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If those 3 Good Samaritans hadn’t stepped in, I could have had that seizure dangerously close to a busy street. There are no words to say how much I appreciate that they pulled me to safety and evidently stayed with me during the seizure.
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On June 14, an event called “CicLAvia Glendale Meets Atwater Village” will take over a series of commercial corridors linking Glendale and Los Angeles to promote sustainable modes of transit and an opportunity to interact with urban environments in a new way.
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A list of events occurring within the Glendale area.
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If a modern audience is tempted to see Angelo in Shakespeare’s “Measure for Measure” as a familiar fallen CEO or a certain disgraced movie mogul, the team staging the play at Antaeus Theatre in Glendale this month would understand.
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A list of events occurring within the Glendale area.
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