Town Council Preview: Land Use Committee Candidates, Big Rig Forum

Poll: Should Big Rigs be Able to Park on La Crescenta-Montrose Overpasses?

The Crescenta Valley Town Council will be holding a hearing on whether to adopt similar parking restrictions to neighboring cities on big rigs parking on overpasses.

LA County Supes Vote To Support Federal Preschool Plan

Supervisor Michael Antonovich, whose district includes La Crescenta-Montrose, voted against the measure.

Burglaries Continue to Rise in Crescenta Valley in 2013

The Crescenta Valley Sheriff's Station reports on the problem to the CV Town Council.

Local Mom Wants to Raise Funds for Community Pool in La Crescenta

Tiffany Haynes asks the Crescenta Valley Town Council for help.

L.A. County Approves Funding to Control Dangerous Animals

The new funding for the county's Animal Control department, which services Montrose-La Crescenta, will add new officers and give equipment like batons and pepper spray to every officer.

County Animal Control Wants Pepper Spray, Batons for Officers

The county's animal control department, which services Montrose-La Crescenta is making recommendations following the fatal pit bull attack of a woman in the Antelope Valley.

Electoral Reform: Should It Be Easier to Pass Local Taxes?

Two proposed amendments to the state Constitutional would lower the voter threshold for funding measures.

LC Kiwanis to Honor Project Child Save of La Crescenta

The La Cañada Flintridge City Council is also voting on a resolution Monday.

CV Town Council Hands Out Scholarships to Local Students

In an emotional ceremony, Council Member Harry Leon has to fight back tears.

Edison Rep Says Communication Has Improved Since Windstorm Power Outages

Ben Wong visits the Crescenta Valley Town Council to discuss changes the company has made.

Councilman: Projected Tax Revenue Sums 'Drops in the Bucket'

The sum of a possible $700,000 income to the city underwhelmed Glendale City Councilman Ara Najarian.

Montrose Art Walk Coming May 18

Hundred of art pieces and demonstrations by artists will be on hand.

Glendale Wins Lawsuit Against Former Employees

The plaintiffs allege they were fired in retaliation for reporting a superior.

Glendale Votes to Impose Contract on GWP Workers

A large crowd of IBEW workers and representatives was on hand to air their displeasure with the city.

County Foreclosures Plummet

Foreclosures are down more than 65 percent from 2012 to this year.

Sheriff's Department Honors Crescenta Valley Volunteers

The men were recognized for their many hours of service to the department.

Week of May 5-11 Declared 'Wildfire Awareness Week'

Simple steps can be taken to guard against future, officials said.

Train to be Angeles National Forest Fire Lookout

New volunteers must attend three classes, the next of which is Thursday May 9.

Glendale City Council Member Apologizes For Online Slurs

Zareh Sinanyan read from a written apology during Tuesday’s city council meeting.

'Drug Take-Back' Nets Large Cache of Drugs

Multi-agency effort over last weekend provided safe method for residents to dispose of unwanted medicines.

Glendale PD Announce DUI Checkpoint

Checkpoint to be held at an undisclosed location.

'Clean & Green Committee' To Spruce Up La Crescenta

Officials hope for this event to be a yearly effort.

Glendale Introduces Chief Information Officer

Department head chosen after exhaustive search, officials said.

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.

Glendale Raffles Off Chance To Ride Glendale's Rose Float

Residents have a chance to ride on one of the longest running entries in the parade.

Citizens Academy Returning to Glendale Police Dept.

Residents have the chance to learn the ins and outs of law enforcement.

Glendale Votes Frank Quintero As Interim Council Member

Decision leaves a few in the community scratching their heads.

Officials Exploring Solar To Heat Upcoming GUSD Aquatics Center

Board members would like to forgo traditional natural gas heating for pools.

Glendale City Council Seeks Closure in Sinanyan Comments Saga

Newly-elected council member admitted to the comments.

Schiff Honors La Crescenta Woman During Women's History Month

Women from all around the 28th district were recognized for their work throughout the community.

Tickets For 'Taste of Montrose' Now on Sale

Proceeds will benefit the Prom Plus Organization.

JPL 'Open House' Cut Amid Budget Dilemma

Public official cites "poor fiscal policy" led to this decision.

Glendale Considers Familiar Faces For Interim Seat

Council will seek former mayor to serve until residents vote for a new member.

Officials To Mail Customers of Intended Water Rate Hike

Further discussion expected on the proposed hike before a final vote comes.

Comments Continue To Haunt Glendale Council Member

"Hateful" comments reportedly made by Zareh Sinanyan were addressed during his first city council meeting.

La Crescenta Resident Makes 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.

Glendale PD to Hold DUI Checkpoint

Weekend checkpoint sought to help curtail drunk driving, unlicensed drivers.

Arbor Day Celebration to Descend on La Crescenta-Montrose April 20

Officials encourage participants to enjoy "The Great Outdoors."

Schiff Calls on Obama to Recognize Armenian Genocide Next Week

Remembrance starts the week of April 24.