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Reliability of the city’s electrical grid and offering emergency packs to low-income seniors will be discussed by city council members Tuesday at 6 p.m.
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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. -
Councilwoman Terry Walker said preventing crime would remain a primary focus if she were elected to a second term. She also thinks it’s time to revisit the city’s multiple trash hauler policy.
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.
July 2 Burglary, residence: 300 block of St. Katherine Drive, La Cañada.
The Paradise Canyon student beat 15 other competitors at La Canada Unified’s annual spelling bee and will represent the district in a March 18 county contest.
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A La Cañada family came home and found bed sheets and throw pillows on the ground outside the master bedroom balcony and two drag marks on the concrete below.
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It was time to give up his aging laptop, so the columnist decided to contribute it to a La Cañada High fundraising event.
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It’s an annual surprise to remember the colorful display in the fall, so stimulating to an onlooker, is a preparation for death not life.
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The University of California enrolled a record number of California undergraduates in fall 2019, marking the fourth consecutive annual increase.
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Experts say Monday’s attack on a 3-year-old boy is a reminder for people to use caution when in mountain lion country.
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The discovery of human remains is the second in a month. In December, a missing hiker’s body was spotted in drone images taken during the summer.
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A man was killed late Monday after a fight inside an upscale restaurant at Westfield Century City mall escalated to a shooting, police say.
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The LAPD Metro Division’s work emphasizes guns and gangs and its officers felt pressure to produce statistics in a results-driven department, a source says.More Coverage
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A Spanish town plays host to religious pilgrims, but to some they are ‘hippies’ and ‘troublemakers’
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A man was killed late Monday after a fight inside an upscale restaurant at Westfield Century City mall escalated to a shooting, police say.
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In first interview since joining the Galaxy and MLS, Mexican soccer’s most popular player says he has plenty left to contribute.
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Republicans plan to defeat Democrats’ initial attempt to call witnesses for Trump’s impeachment trial. But that may change as the trial proceeds.More Coverage
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A mountain lion attacked a 3-year-old Monday at a Lake Forest wilderness park, and a lion was later killed. The child’s injuries were not life-threatening.
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Some decry President Trump’s partial ban on flavored e-cigarette cartridges as too much or not enough, but local advocates say it’s a start. Meanwhile a new California law aims to ban all flavored tobacco products.
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Ever since school officials discovered the piece, and with the demolition of the building it’s in slated for 2021, they’ve been looking for a new home for the tile work.
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The victim became suspicious when a request came in on Christmas Day. He told the suspect a freeze had been placed on his account, and the suspect suggested they meet in person.
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Officials agree there’s a safety problem in La Cañada’s Town Center, due to trucks illegally parking in medians and blocking motorists’ views of pedestrians, but they have different ideas about solving it.
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On Jan. 1 at 8:18 p.m., David and Kristina Paszkiewicz welcomed 8-pound, 15-ounce baby Ellie — the first baby to be born at USC Verdugo Hills Hospital in the new year.
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Wrestling: Spartans come away with 78-6 victory to start Rio Hondo League action, as Tornadoes get just one win out of six matches with pin from Socito.
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Girls’ Basketball: Led by Lew, Spartans lock down Hamilton to capture own La Cañada New Year’s Ball Tournament, 44-25.
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There were patches of snow on the front ridge and enough on Angeles Crest Highway to have blocked the road above La Cañada Flintridge.
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This transition from December to January is a time for measuring what one has learned, not just in the previous 12 months, but along the winding and unpredictable roads you’ve traveled.
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The second semester brings fewer breaks, colder, gloomier weather, colds and flu going around, and not as much excitement.
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On most days of the week, the author’s morning hike on the Mt. Lukens fire road is uninterrupted. On Tuesdays and Thursdays, however, he encounters what he calls the ‘Four Cyclists of the Apocalypse.’
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A former longtime volunteer within La Cañada Unified decries the lawsuit recently filed on behalf of four Korean students who say they were treated unfairly after being caught cheating on an AP history test.
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Les Fleurettes provisionals will use their skills to prepare March 5 tea; 6-time cancer survivor slated to appear in New Year’s Day was sidelined by her illness. A local foundation surprised her Jan. 6 with her own parade, complete with a tiara.
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A third rainstorm in four days pounded the Foothills on Jan. 20, 2010 sending mud into local debris basins and prompting mandatory evacuation notices for 251 La Cañada homes in the neighborhoods interfacing with hillsides denuded during the 2009 Station fire.
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Local resident Craig Mazin will serve as master of ceremonies when the LCF Sister Cities Assn. gathers at Descanso Gardens Feb. 6 for its fourth annual meeting.
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A a private Pasadena club was beautifully decorated when The Waltz Club of Pasadena joined Stardusters/Alaroma formal dinner dance. Also, LCF floaters celebrate their recent victory and the columnist holidays in Canada.
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The highly anticipated Friday night arrival of a Kogi BBQ to La Cañada in January 2010, announced in a tweet, had Kogi fans lining up a half-hour in advance. But its visit was short-lived, due to the lack of a business license.
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