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Glendale Community College will stop collecting a $10 fee immediately from new students for school identification cards.
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Those interested in singing — for a day, a season or more — can join an annual summer rehearsal hosted by the Verdugo Hills Women’s Chorus at 9:30 a.m. on Monday in La Crescenta.
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Approximately 26,000 students and 3,500 employees returned to the Glendale Unified School District’s 32 campuses for the first day of class Wednesday.
Glendale Unified secondary students are struggling finding a sense of belonging and social awareness, according to survey results from last spring.
Every first week of the month for the past three months, fire prevention inspector Jeremy Cawn has been inundated with hundreds of calls from Glendale residents in high-fire risk zones concerning bills they received for inspection of the brush near their homes and, in some cases, letters alerting them that they failed the inspection.
Danny Lopez, 7, raced to the base of a slide at a new playground in Maple Park in south Glendale this past Saturday morning.
Glendale and Burbank teacher union leaders are saying Janus has been a unifying, rather than divisive issue.
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Set to open in Glendale this fall, Studio Movie Grill will feature 10 screens and a menu with a California twist — in addition to unique amenities like heated seats and cooling cup holders.
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Adventist Health Glendale was recently ranked as one of the top 10 hospitals in the Los Angeles area by U.S. News & World Report.
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Glendale Unified board president Jennifer Freemon confirmed an agreement between the school district and real estate firm Carmel Partners is finished.
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As a 25-year member of Montrose’s search-and-rescue team, Mike Leum has helped save more than 1,000 people. But the La Crescenta resident’s “favorite rescue” didn’t happen on a cliffside or in a rushing river.
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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.
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A man was arrested after openly carrying a gun outside his Glendale home on Tuesday.
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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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Former Glendale Unified Supt. Winfred B.
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Three armed robbery suspects tried to hide from Glendale police on Thursday but eventually gave up and turned themselves in after officers began to close in on their location.
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In the early hours on Sept. 16, 1980, an old Victorian house began a 5-mile trip through the streets of Glendale to a new home in Brand Park.
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