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Glendale Unified School District tightens restrictions on all public on-campus areas such as school sports and recreational facilities.
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Residents are encouraged to take and leave nonperishable items in the recently converted Little Free Food Pantries scattered across the city. The effort is being helmed by the Glendale’s library department staff and several community groups.
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First-time candidates Ardy Kassakhian and Dan Brotman will join the Glendale City Council on Tuesday, amid the coronavirus crisis that has upended residents’ ways of life. Incumbent Vartan Gharpetian will be departing after 5 years on the dais. Incumbent Paula Devine will stay on for another term.
Glendale Unified School District expects to distribute about 7,000 loaner Google Chromebooks and 300 Verizon hotspots to students who don’t have access to digital devices and internet.
Local eateries providing food for delivery and takeout as people self-isolate and social distancing during the pandemic.
Glendale’s number of confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus jumped to 29 on Thursday, more than doubling over 48 hours. Cases across L.A. County surged since Wednesday, with at least 1,465 confirmed cases in the county.
Crescenta Valley Sheriff’s Station detectives are looking for information regarding a suspect thought to be linked to two incidents of indecent exposure on Foothill Boulevard Dec. 13 and March 18.
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Previously set to expire on March 31, Glendale extended its emergency period until the end of April. It exceeds L.A. County’s period, currently set to expire April 19. All city emergency orders will remain in place, including a halt on evictions, the closure of nonessential retail businesses, a ban on residential rent increases and the suspension of some street-sweeping restrictions.
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Although Glendale Library, Arts & Culture locations are closed to the public due to the coronavirus pandemic, the department continues to operate 24/7 virtually, thanks to the library system’s myriad of online resources.
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Glendale has banned rent increases as long as the city remains in a state of emergency, adding another protection for tenants struggling financially due to the novel coronavirus but falling short of rent forgiveness called for by some residents.
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The city has installed portable hygiene stations and has delivered daily meals to the homeless during the outbreak.
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Glendale Unified School District launches a grab-and-go meal service for students across 12 locations.
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Glendale’s local bus line will continue shuttling passengers throughout the city, even as stores close and services contract in response to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Glendale is closing its hiking trails and park recreation facilities after a sunny weekend drew crowds, which was not in line with social-distancing requirements, city officials announced Tuesday.
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Glendale’s number of confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus jumped to 29 on Thursday, more than doubling over 48 hours. Cases across L.A. County surged since Wednesday, with at least 1,465 confirmed cases in the county.
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Glendale Unified School District expects to distribute about 7,000 loaner Google Chromebooks and 300 Verizon hotspots to students who don’t have access to digital devices and internet.
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Previously set to expire on March 31, Glendale extended its emergency period until the end of April. It exceeds L.A. County’s period, currently set to expire April 19. All city emergency orders will remain in place, including a halt on evictions, the closure of nonessential retail businesses, a ban on residential rent increases and the suspension of some street-sweeping restrictions.
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Glendale is closing its hiking trails and park recreation facilities after a sunny weekend drew crowds, which was not in line with social-distancing requirements, city officials announced Tuesday.
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Glendale Unified School District tightens restrictions on all public on-campus areas such as school sports and recreational facilities.
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