Today's Headlines
Motorists traveling along Foothill Boulevard will be welcomed to Glendale no more.
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Ascencia continues helping the homeless during the coronavirus pandemic
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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.
“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.
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Lancaster served as school’s aquatics coach, athletic director and yearbook and newspaper adviser during his tenure.
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From the Easy Fire in the fall to the outbreak of COVID-19 in the spring, Vaqueros sophomore Chris Torres has had whirlwind experience since transferring to Glendale from the Northeast.
California Stories from The Times
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California can do for flooded highways and eroding beaches what it has mostly failed to do for fire — prepare, plan and make changes.
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There is something to be said for shaking a fist and demanding better. But I also know from personal experience that you can’t impose magical deadlines for getting people off the street,
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The Hollywood fault is an invisible earthquake danger running under the heart of L.A.
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For eight years, there has been a high-profile argument over whether an active earthquake fault runs directly through the site of a proposed development in Hollywood.
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Cops like Derek Chauvin can’t continue to be the norm in America. Nor can a cop getting convicted for breaking the law continue to be the exception.
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Storage facilities are staying open during the pandemic. For some, it’s another rent they can’t pay.
Storage facilities are staying open during the pandemic. For some, it’s another rent they can’t pay.
Glendale-headquartered Public Storage has remained open during the coronavirus crisis. Evictions and rent increases have been halted through May. However, one customer said she was told to pay up or get out.
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Glendale Community College officials announce that classes will remain online through the end of spring semester.
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In the midst of education being upturned by the coronavirus outbreak, Glendale Unified completed its third week of online learning.
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Three local school districts continue to provide mental-health and wellness services for their respective students while they shelter at home.
