Library Celebrates Centennial in Rededication Ceremony

The La Canada Flintridge branch is the second oldest library in Los Angeles County.

Photo Gallery: Search and Rescue Training on the Crest

In 2012, the Montrose Search and Rescue Team received 113 calls for service: the most in their 67 year history. Of those calls, 26 were for vehicles ”over the side.”

Internment Camp Monument Rejection Opens Door for Golf Course Development

The Los Angeles Cultural Heritage Commission ruled the site of a former Japanese internment camp could not be designated as a Historic-Cultural Monument.

Insight Mission May Offer Clues to Mars Mystery

Mars was once very much like earth. The next JPL mission to Mars could offer some insight as to what happened to the red planet.

JPL Cancels Open House

The popular, two-day annual event usually draws some 15,000 visitors per day.

Schiff to Administration: 'Don't Treat Marathon Bombing Suspect as Enemy Combatant'

The representative for California's 28th Congressional District released a statement following the capture of 19-year-old Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.

3 at JPL Make Time Magazine's 'Most Influential' List

Those who make the list are, "People who are using their ideas, their visions, their actions to transform the world and have an effect on a multitude of people,'' according to the magazine's managing editor.

Boston Bombings: 'No Effort Will Be Spared to Track Them Down,' Schiff Says

Adam Schiff, who represents La Cañada and La Crescenta in the 28th Congressional District, said he will work to ensure the intelligence community provides all necessary information to investigators.

10 Last-Minute Tax Filing Tips

Here's how to make the deadline and get your return right.

JPL: Comet to Make Close Flyby of Mars in 2014

New data indicate, however, a significantly smaller probability the comet will impact the Red Planet.

JPL: Mars Orbiter's Images May Show 1971 Soviet Lander

Images from the Mars Reconnaissance Oribiter appear to show several pieces of hardware from the Mars 3 spacecraft that landed on the Red Planet more than 40 years ago.

Gatto Seeks to Expand Solo Use of Carpool Lanes

Solo drivers on the 210 Freeway may get to use the carpool lane during non-peak hours.

LCUSD Seminar: Helping Girls Navigate their Social & Emotional Worlds

The event, designed for parents of students in kindergarten through eighth grade, will be held April 18.

JPL’s Mars Program Gets Boost With NASA Budget Hike

NASA’s Planetary Science Division will get an extra $123 million in this year’s budget.

Photos: Mars Rover's Parachute Flaps in Wind

The images were taken by the High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment (HiRISE) camera on NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter between Aug. 12, 2012, and Jan. 13, 2013.

Schiff to Host Town Hall Meeting on Gun Violence

La Cañada's congressman will be joined by Sherriff Lee Baca, victims of gun violence, a mental health specialist and an NRA Representative.

State of the City Address Highlights LCF Downtown Development

Outgoing Mayor Steve Del Guercio wrapped up his time on the City Council earlier this week.

Facing Budget Cuts, JPL Outreach Programs Under Review

Jet Propulsion Laboratory in La Cañada Flintridge is handling the impact of a roughly $1M budget cut.

Facing Cuts, U.S. Forest Service Turning to Nonprofits For Help in Station Fire Recovery

Sequestration could cut the U.S. Forest Service budget by more than 5 percent so the agency is turning to nonprofits to help restore Station Fire burn areas.

LCUSD Workshop Will Discuss Security Audit

The public is invited to the 7 p.m. meeting in the Round Building, 4490 Cornishon Ave.

JPL: Mars Rover Sees Trend in Water Presence

Past environmental conditions favorable for microbial life extend beyond the site of Curiosity's drilling, scientists announced Monday.

La Cañada City Council Meeting Monday

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Mountain Roads Reopen Following Storm

Chains are still required, however, on state Route 2 from the Angeles National Forest boundary east past the Mt. Wilson turnoff to Islip Saddle.

Students Want to Bring Version of 'Before I Die' Project to La Cañada

New Orleans resident Candy Chang created the large-scale art installation after a friend of hers died, as a way to keep perspective about all the things she still wanted to accomplish in life. Students would like to create a similar project at LCHS.

Election: Spence, Curtis Win City Council Seats

A new face will join La Cañada Flintridge City Council, alongside incumbent veteran Dave Spence, unofficial election results showed.

Caltech Professor Honored by State Legislators

La Cañada resident Frances Arnold is the only woman to receive engineering's highest award, the Charles Stark Draper Prize.

Students to Compete at Surf Bowl at JPL

The purpose of the competition is to foster the next generation of marine scientists, researchers and environmental advocates.

Local Residents Urged to Conserve Water During Water Line Upgrades

La Canada Flintridge, La Crescenta, Pasadena and Altadena residents are being asked to start conserving water Thursday as water lines are upgraded.

Q & A: Schiff Talks about his Constitutional Amendment to Regulate Campaign Spending

The representative for the 28th Congressional District outlines the necessity for campaign finance reform.

Rover Collects 1st Martian Bedrock Sample

Before they could drill the hole, JPL engineers made eight drills and bored more than 1,200 holes in 20 types of rock on Earth.

Supervisor Allocates $30K to LCF Park

Resident Liz Blackwelder has long championed the pocket park, having donated $35,000 of her own money toward the $136,000 project.

Lawmakers Propose Legislation to Minimize Helicopter Noise

Congressman Adam Schiff and other county lawmakers aim to regulate helicopter flight paths above Los Angeles County.

Women’s History Month: Schiff Accepting Nominations For Outstanding Women

Know of a woman who makes a difference in your community? Nominate her for Rep. Adam Schiff’s annual award.

LCF in 2030: City’s General Plan Available Online

The newly adopted General Plan describes how the city will develop in the next 20 years.

WATCH: 3-Day Count of L.A. County Homeless to Begin Tonight

The effort is coordinated and conducted by the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority every two years.

Appellate Hearing Set for Truck Driver who Killed 2

Marcos Costa was convicted of manslaughter in July 2011 for the deaths of a 12-year-old Palmdale girl and her father. Their car was crushed after Costa's 18-wheel big rig lost its brakes on Angeles Crest Highway

Superintendent: No New Funding to LCUSD from Prop 30

With all of the hype surrounding Proposition 30, and its passage on Election Day, the LCUSD Superintendent shines a light on the bottom line: state funding will remain inadequate, and mirror levels of 2011-12.

Romney Lawn Signs Removed Near Descanso Gardens

Crescenta Valley resident Erin Malone told Patch that several Romney campaign signs were removed from her mother's and neighbors' homes along Descanso Drive in La Canada Flintridge.

Judge Likely to Side with JPL in Lawsuit

David Coppedge has claimed that Jet Propulsion Laboratory fired him because of his belief in, and promotion of, intelligent design.

Conservancy Approves Grant to Restore Flint Canyon Trail

Assemblymember Anthony Portantino (D-La Cañada Flintridge) helped negotiate an agreement to preserve and restore the Flint Canyon Trail in La Cañada Flintridge. The trail connects hikers, bikers and equestrians to the foothills and Hahamonga Park in Pas