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The 1977 agreement does not mention tree-trimming procedures. But after a new Edison subcontractor hacked several city trees in January, commissioners thought guidelines might prevent future mishaps.
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After a long vacancy created by the closure of three businesses in 2017, a stretch of storefront in the Plaza de La Cañada shopping center is slowly coming back to life as permits are filed with the city’s planning department. -
Two women were airlifted to Pasadena’s Huntington Hospital Wednesday night after the vehicle they were driving lost control on Angeles Crest Highway and careened some 80 feet down an embankment, according to the California Highway Patrol.
Spencer Doty in February 2010 assembled a shipment of used prosthetics and components to be used to help Haitians who were new amputees as a result of the devastating Jan. 12, 2010 magnitude 7.0 quake and its aftershocks.
While they may not have a scientific background to back up their conclusions, students do know what keeps them engaged and interested.
July 2 Burglary, residence: 300 block of St. Katherine Drive, La Cañada.
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Council members considering a full ban on the rental of residential properties for fewer than 30 days were moved Tuesday by homeowners, who described the many benefits to family finances and local businesses.
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A newly formed Women’s Ensemble left Choral Director Jeff Brookey with 133 junior high dresses that no longer fit the bill. So he searched for a choir in need of new outfits and found a glad recipient.
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A refrigerator, range hood and a cement saw were taken from the Chevy Chase Drive property sometime between Feb. 6 and Feb. 13.
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Vehicles turning left onto Berkshire Place will get a protected green arrow signal, but school officials worry southbound traffic could back up during peak times.
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In honor of Black History Month, PBS airs documentary on the noted “Architect to the Stars.”
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In the eastern Coachella Valley, a new generation of Latinos is winning seats on school boards and water districts, and joining city commissions.
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From Alabama to Orange County, cities are pushing back against federal plans to house patients there, suggesting a political battle ahead of the virus’ spread in the U.S.
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South Korean media outlets reported that the flight attendant reportedly serviced flights KE017 and KE012 on Feb. 19 and 20.
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A large fire at Marathon Petroleum refinery in Carson late Tuesday night prompted a brief closure of all lanes of the 405 Freeway.
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The shooting occurred near Carbon Canyon Regional Park Tuesday afternoon. The Orange County Sheriff’s Department is investigating.
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David Roback, best known as the co-founder of influential L.A. alternative rock bands Mazzy Star and Rain Parade, has died at age 61.
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A large fire at Marathon Petroleum refinery in Carson late Tuesday night prompted a brief closure of all lanes of the 405 Freeway.
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Mayor London Breed’s decree comes on the same day the CDC warns that cases of COVID-19 will continue to spread.
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The change is effective immediately, the company said. Iger assumes the role of executive chairman and will direct the company’s creative endeavors.
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LeBron James praised the strength of Vanessa Bryant following the memorial for Kobe and Gianna Bryant, but he did not say he attended the ceremony.
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The 2015 graduate of La Cañada High School completed his undergraduate work at University of Wisconsin-Madison last spring, then headed to basic training for the U.S. Army.
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La Cañada Councilwoman Terry Walker, Public Works and Traffic Commissioner Keith Eich and former Planning Commissioner Rick Gunter took the stage in a Feb. 12 candidates forum at Flintridge Prep. Mayor Len Pieroni did not attend.
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After a year traveling the globe, sharing news of her work in synthetic biology, Nobel Prize-winner Frances Arnold receives a local honor — she gets to lead a La Cañada parade.
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Two men entered a La Cañada store, made a beeline for the Apple and Samsung phone displays, cut security cords to 8 of them, stuffed the devices in a sweatshirt pocket and exited 2 minutes later.
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Consultant Adam Bauer estimated that, with the net present value of the early issuance reducing expenses by $125,000, overall savings to district taxpayers would be about $466,911.
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Boys’ Soccer: Two goals in both halves lift Spartans to 4-2 CIF Southern Section Division V first-round win, breaking streak of opening exits.
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Boys’ Basketball: Duo combines for 17 points in fourth quarter to lift Spartans over Rams for 76-67 victory for La Cañada’s seventh consecutive Rio Hondo League title.
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Boys’ Soccer: With Rio Hondo League title secured, Spartans sought a victory in league finale against Rams, but match ends in 0-0 tie.
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Writer Reg Green finds the San Gabriel Mountains less tame than one might expect when windstorms hit the Southland.
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The columnist goes on a road trip that starts along the West Coast before moving east. Even rural areas, he notes, boast Girl Scouts selling cookies around this time of year.
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Walking in windstorms is fun, writer Reg Green notes. Among other things, there’s no need to watch for falling trees along his favorite Angeles National Forest trail.
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“A thousand feet below was a layer of gossamer clouds, orange tinted from the early morning sun,” writes Reg Green of the sight from a Southland trailhead on the morning of Kobe Bryant’s death.
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“What is left for children to believe in when baseball, often associated with American values, is tarnished?” the columnist asks.
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Kobeissi Properties, 711 Foothill Blvd., will host the LCF Chamber of Commerce February mixer.
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Members of the La Cañada Junior Women’s Club met up at a private home for a creative social event. Next up? A gala fundraiser for Mending Kids of Glendale.
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The Paradise Canyon Elementary School PTA was preparing for its major fundraiser of the year, the Mardi Gras Carnival, planned for Feb. 27, 1960 on the Knight Way campus.
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A Flex Voter Center will be in City Hall Feb. 24 and 25. Theatergoers can enjoy “Fools” at Crescenta Valley High and “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” at La Cañada High this month.
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The Healing Arts Committee at USC Verdugo Hills Hospital fetes local artists; Verdugo Hill Art Assn. welcomes speaker to monthly meeting.
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