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The Sears store in Glendale, once a mainstay of the city’s downtown, is closing in March after 85 years in operation.
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Glendale will be holding a lottery at the end of the week for a chance to join the city’s housing subsidy pilot program for disabled seniors of limited financial means.
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The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department is looking for any additional victims of 42-year-old Sheila Paguirigan Solis, who is accused of stealing approximately $100,000 from a senior citizen she worked for as a caregiver in La Cañada Flintridge
Glendale officials have approved a revised design of the 2-000-square-foot contemporary food court that will abut the Glendale Galleria. The project is expected to open to the public this fall.
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.
Last Tuesday, the Glendale Unified Board of Education discussed a resolution recognizing black students and community.
This past Sunday afternoon marked the 2020 Lunar New Year celebration at the Americana at Brand.
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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 proposed 7-story, 95-foot Hotel Indigo in downtown Glendale passed its first design review hurdle this week. The boutique hotel’s tentative design features brick, stone and metal, with an interior that the architect said will reference local influences.
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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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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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The Sears store in Glendale, once a mainstay of the city’s downtown, is closing in March after 85 years in operation.
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The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department is looking for any additional victims of 42-year-old Sheila Paguirigan Solis, who is accused of stealing approximately $100,000 from a senior citizen she worked for as a caregiver in La Cañada Flintridge
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Glendale will be holding a lottery at the end of the week for a chance to join the city’s housing subsidy pilot program for disabled seniors of limited financial means.
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Several Glendale residents weigh in on everything from infrastructure issues to the purchase of buses — and some think changes are in order as the City Council election nears.
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The Glendale Police Department welcomed several new officers and staffers on Thursday, Sept. 12, 2019.
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