Officials Warn of Increase in Impersonator Scams

More customers are reportedly being called by scammers seeking payment over the phone.

Glendale City Leaders To Consider Filling Council Vacancy

Rafi Manoukian's departure to City Treasurer left an open seat on the city council.

Officials Eyeing Another Water Rate Increase

If approved, rates would increase by 6.9 percent, on top of rate increases from last year.

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.

Mail-in Ballots Mean Longer, Harder Campaigns

As voters increasingly choose to cast their ballots by mail, campaigns have to capture voters' attention over a more extensive time period.

Outstanding Ballot Count Could Change Course of Glendale Election

The races for City Council, school board and two Charter amendments remain in limbo.

Voters Defeat Measure A, Manoukian is a Lock for City Treasurer

If voters had passed Measure A, Rafi Manoukian's future as City Treasurer would have been in jeopardy.

Schiff to Host Town Hall Meeting on Gun Violence

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

Glendale City Council Candidates Speak Out

Each candidate stated their case to the Glendale News-Press.

City Ballot Language Controversy

The sample Glendale ballot sent to voters is limited to English and Armenian.

'Space 134' Project Earns Glendale City Council's Backing

The project aims to cap part of the 134 Freeway for park space.

Grand Jury: City Uses Utility as 'Piggy Bank'

City Manager Scott Ochoa calls the report false.

Glendale City Council to Talk 'Space 134' Project

The project would cap a part of the 134 Freeway for park space.

Gun Shows Banned in Glendale

The ordinance approved Tuesday was in response to the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in December.

Glendale Council Prepares for Final Gun Show Vote

The NRA has threatened legal action.

Glendale City Council Bans Gun Show With Vote

Two councilmembers were against the passing of the ordinance.

Glendale City Council Candidate Accused of 'Racist' YouTube Comments

The accusations have cost Zareh Sinanyan endorsements and support.

Schiff Discusses Sequestration, Glendale Post Office Closure on MSNBC

Schiff tells MSNBC that he believes the government is trying to 'sabotage' the success of the United States Postal Service.

Area Utility Scams Prompt GWP Advisory

With recent reports of scams targeting utility customers, Glendale Water & Power offers tips to safeguard customers from being victimized by another scam.

Schiff Calls on Speaker to Avert Sequester Cuts

Schiff said the proposed cuts set to go into effect March 1 will have drastic consequences for Californians.

Montrose Centennial Celebration Pays Homage to 100 Years of History

The two-day event is a trip down memory lane to the days of the original land sale of Montrose.

Grants to Help Pay For Windstorm, Fire Damages

Rep. Adam Schiff, D-Burbank. Says the million-dollar grants won’t be enough to cover damages in recent natural disasters.

Sound Off on the State of the Union Highlights

In his 2013 State of the Union, President Obama called for gun control, immigration, mortgage and medicare reform, and action on climate change, the minimum wage and the Paycheck Fairness Act.

GWP Offering Energy, Water Rebate Program

Customers can receive credit on their GWP bills on energy and water efficient appliances and upgrades.

Schiff, Others Back Benefits for Same-Sex Military Couples

The benefits include counseling and child-care.

Plastic Carryout Bag Ban Begins July

Supermarkets will no longer offer plastic carryout bags. Paper bags will carry a 10-cent charge.

Schiff Calls on USPS to Keep Glendale Post Office Open

Rep. Adam Schiff wants to keep the historic Glendale Post Office on Broadway from closing.

Weather Prompts Road Closures in Angeles National Forest

Chains are required for areas 7,000 feet and above, according to Los Angeles County Department of Public Works.

Foothill Residents Will Have Critical Water Conservation in February

Crescenta Valley Water District will be in a Red or Critical Water Alert condition during the shutdown period to ensure ample local supplies for indoor water use and emergencies.

Video: Schiff Argues Congress Will Pass Gun Violence Prevention Legislation

Rep. Adam Schiff argues that gun violence prevention legislation will be passed in the House of Representatives in this MSNBC video.

Antonovich Wants Regulations Enforced for Southern California Edison

Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich wants the Public Utilities Commission to enforce regulations for Southern California Edison following the 2011 windstorm that swept Los Angeles County.

American Lung Association Gives Glendale 'A' for Tobacco Policies

The city is ahead of the state, which received failing grades in several areas.

Crescenta Valley Residents Can Sound Off On 710 Tunnel Project

Learn about how the 710 Tunnel Expansion Project could impact Crescenta Valley residents.

Should Glendale City Council Ban Plastic Bags?

Grocery stores in unincorporated areas of La Crescenta and Montrose began aplastic bag ban in 2011. Glendale City Council could approve an ordinance to ban plastic bags.

Santa Carlotta Street Pipe Project Slated for February

The project will cost about $380,000 and is scheduled to begin in mid-February, according to Crescenta Valley Water District.

Gov. Brown Moves to End Cap on Prison Population

Brown has moved to end a federal court order capping the state's prison population and another that requires intensive oversight of prison mental-health care.

Huell Howser Memorial Planned for Tuesday at Griffith Observatory

The office of Los Angeles city councilmember Tom LaBonge is organizing the event.

Volunteers Needed for Glendale's 2013 Homeless Count

The City of Glendale will conduct the 2013 Homeless Count on January 30.

Stamp Prices Increase One Cent in 2013

The debut of the U.S. Postal Service's 46-cent Forever stamps brings rate changes on Jan. 27.

President Obama Signs DNA Bill Into Law

Katie Sepich Enhanced DNA Collection Act of 2012 is named after Katie Sepich, a college student who was raped and murdered in 2003 in New Mexico. Rep. Adam Schiff helped sponsor the bill.