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Glendale Community College has purchased 11 residential properties and plans to buy two more for a parking-lot expansion at the Garfield Campus.
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Glendale’s latest affordable-housing complex for seniors, Vista Grande Court, held a grand opening on Wednesday.
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Dignity Health Glendale Memorial Hospital named this year’s Kings and Queens of Hearts Wednesday, with an event that included various health screenings.
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.
Cerritos Elementary hosted a coding project open house for students to show off their coding projects from Lego block cityscapes to robots.
Candidates running for seats on the Glendale Unified school board in the March 3 primary election discuss key issues in a forum.
A Burbank man running a Glendale-based tax business was arrested by federal agents on Tuesday after being indicted by a grand jury on multiple counts of fraud.
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The overall crime rate in Glendale for 2019 saw a slight 6.8% rise in property and violent crimes, according to year-end statistics from the Glendale Police Department.
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A grand-opening ceremony for Ace Hardware’s La Crescenta location is set to kick off this Friday morning, with a celebration planned for the following day.
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A few weeks past the International Holocaust Remembrance Day on Jan. 27, Holocaust survivors speak to students at two Glendale high schools.
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Heart Health February and “Wear Red” on Friday was celebrated by the cardiology staff at Adventist Health Glendale with red balloons, heart-shaped cookies and booths with plenty of heart health information.
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Peace Corps volunteer Ryan Ahari, 28, warns in a phone interview that the line might go dead at any moment. Martuni, Armenia — where he’s stationed— is experiencing a strong winter storm. It’s a far cry from the urban life Ahari led as a Glendale resident before joining the volunteer program run by the U.S. government.
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Glendale Unified board members unanimously voted to observe Black Lives Matter at School Week of Action in February in conjunction with Black History Month.
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Suit is dropped after city inspector found that both elevators were working.
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Glendale Community College has purchased 11 residential properties and plans to buy two more for a parking-lot expansion at the Garfield Campus.
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In case Crescenta Valley High School student Lyron Co Ting Keh needed validation he was, indeed, young and innovative, the senior will soon receive more than his share of confirmation.
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When two college buddies convince a friend to cross-dress as one of their aunts from Brazil, you have the plot behind the comedy classic “Charley’s Aunt,” which is currently playing at the Glendale Centre Theatre.
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Crescenta Valley High School seniors Keegan Schmit, Krish Shah and Lauren Kosco help run the off-campus group Hospital Heroes.
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It was about five years ago when — at 2 a.m. — the carpal tunnel in Glendale resident Joseph Nazari’s left hand startled him out of his sleep.
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