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At the mercy of Mother Nature, Mt. Waterman has reopened. Snow is good at the landmark resort in the Angeles National Forest. It will be running on Saturdays and Sundays.
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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.
July 2 Burglary, residence: 300 block of St. Katherine Drive, La Cañada.
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.
Southern California Edison representatives gave a progress report Tuesday on activities conducted since 2017, reporting circuit interruptions decreased 75% between 2018 and 2019.
Paradise Valley homeowners received notice Saturday a wildfire had started on Mount Lukens at 6 a.m. and they had mere minutes to evacuate. The event was a drill, but the skills learned are real, organizers say.
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Wrestling: Spartans secure their third Rio Hondo League title in four seasons with 69-12 win against Tigers.
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Girls’ Water Polo: Spartans score 10 goals in first half on way to 15-8 Rio Hondo League home win.
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Someone tried unsuccessfully to kick in the front door of a St. Katherine Drive house but instead broke into the garage and ransacked its drawers and shelves.
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Girls’ Soccer: Improving Spartans compete well against Rams in showdown of top two teams in Rio Hondo League.
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The two persimmon seedlings gifted to the La Cañada botanical showplace are from one of the 171 trees that survived the nuclear attack that devastated the Japan city on Aug. 8, 1945.
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Temperatures are expected to be about 10 degrees above normal, with highs reaching the mid-70s on Friday and Saturday before a slight dip on Sunday, according to the National Weather Service.
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Trump administration threatens to yank federal funds from California if the state continues to require health insurance plans to cover abortions.
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Three gray whales have died on their recent southbound journey along the West Coast, prompting fears of another year of strandings and questions about what is imperiling the creatures.
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Elections officials are mailing cards to millions of California’s unaffiliated voters saying they can’t vote in the Republican presidential party. It’s true, and that’s exactly how GOP officials want things.
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At the VA campus in West L.A., two veterans took this year’s annual homeless count very seriously. One credits the VA with saving his life.
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Trump administration threatens to yank federal funds from California if the state continues to require health insurance plans to cover abortions.
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The seven juiciest revelations from the new Taylor Swift Netflix documentary “Miss Americana,” which dropped at the Sundance Film Festival.
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At the mercy of Mother Nature, Mt. Waterman has reopened. Snow is good at the landmark resort in the Angeles National Forest. It will be running on Saturdays and Sundays.
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Trump signals he’s open to Social Security and Medicare cuts, despite promising during the last presidential campaign to leave the programs alone.
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More than half of California voters have considered moving out of state. Many who do choose Texas, where lower housing costs come with trade-offs.
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Measure LC campaign volunteers are taking to the phones to inform voters about the need to extend a parcel tax that brings in $2.6 million annually for local schools.
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The Crescenta Valley Sheriff’s Station is investigating a fatal collision between a motorcycle and vehicle that took place on Sunday in La Cañada Flintridge along Angeles Crest Highway.
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Senior Pastor Jeff Hoffmeyer thinks now, more than ever, community members might best be served by viewing political issues through a spiritual lens.
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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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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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The Green household in La Cañada teems with activity as costumes are prepared for an upcoming three-night staging of a comic opera.
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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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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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Five high school students are vying for to reign as the 2020 Miss La Cañada Flintridge. The winner will be crowned at a Jan. 30 gala event at the local country club.
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Bavasi, who moved to La Cañada when the Dodgers came to Los Angeles from Brooklyn in the 1950s, was honored by the local Kiwanis Club with its annual award.
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Nancy and Mike Leininger were both honored with the CSF’s annual ‘Distinguished Person’ award during a luncheon held Jan. 16 at Oakmont Country Club.
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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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