Glendale, CA News

• Glendale, CA News
• Pacific Park set to get fake grass
• Glendale to continue temporary art exhibits, for now
• Hoover High marching band to perform at presidential library
• Huge swath of Angeles National Forest reopens
• Diva Beauty Party Charity
• Officials were investigating Steiger's expense reports before GWP departure
• John Drayman: Testimony reveals two perceptions of 'Mr. Montrose'
• Italy counsul general stops by Glendale school
• Police bust major marijuana operation allegedly run by Montrose business
• Glendale, Pasadena sue state over redevelopment wind down
• Hikers: Go ahead, make his day
• Authorities stop searching Verdugo Mountains for missing FBI agent
• John Drayman: Former councilman allegedly sought developers' aid to remodel condo
• Glendale Water & Power leader resigns
• Police: Teens are using chemical sprays, roadside weeds to get high
• Former mayor Carl Meseck dies at 81
• San Fernando and San Gabriel valley reps look to curb helicopter noise
• Disney moves forward with ABC Studios project at Golden Oak Ranch
• John Drayman investigation: Pony rides offered a clue
• Clergy gather in support of La Crescenta youth
• Power restored to Glendale neighborhood where plane crashed
• 20-year forecast: Traffic at Bob Hope Airport to remain 'relatively flat'
• 'Shocked' homeowner was outside moments before Glendale plane crash
• Glendale plane crash: Street closures, small power outage remain
• Small plane crashes in North Glendale, cutting power to neighborhood
• Drayman indictment: Grand jury testimony paints picture of lax financial oversight
• Man in custody after allegedly stabbing girlfriend
• Academics consider Armenian diaspora, preservation of culture
• Couple arrested for allegedly lying about Glendale hit-and-run
• Intersections: Finding a way out is a lifelong struggle
• Motorcyclist arrested on DUI charge after crashing bike
• MTA: Most Port of L.A. traffic would steer clear of 710 Fwy. extension
• Language programs both boon, headache
• Yorkie taken in Glendale burglary
• Cleanup project prunes roses, builds public garden
• Family-operated Pedrini Music can find you anything
• Glendale selected for hospital readmission study
• Glendale High student suspected of sexual battery
• Authorities continue search for missing FBI agent on foot
• City settles with ex-employee who says he was fired for union stance
• Improved student attendance brings in the revenue for Glendale Unified
• Reporter's Notebook: Biking to work in Glendale
• Officers honored for investigating murders, aiding families
• Water pollutant found in Glendale test
• High-end movie theater in Glendale moves forward
• Western Ave. off-ramp to close Friday night for the weekend
• Local home prices rise amid tight housing market
• Line forms for early retirement
• Canyon residents spot bear eating from trash cans
• City's investment portfolio feels tinge of foreign debt crisis
• Deadline looms on fundraising for preserve purchase
• Film industry lobbies to extend state film tax credit through 2018
• Police seek carjacker who targets lone women
• New Glendale courthouse is in question
• City to ask for early employee retirements to minimize layoffs
• Montrose woman arrested on suspicion of DUI after overturning vehicle
• Better than expected rates trim airport's debt costs
• Search continues for FBI agent missing since Friday
• Intersections: Addiction exacts a painful family toll
• Recyclable collector beaten with broomstick 'like a piñata'
• Brown's budget proposal could sideline Glendale courthouse project
• Glendale Adventist executive gets top job at Simi Valley Hospital
• Let the counting begin
• Police make 23 arrests during DUI checkpoint,
• Burbank, Glendale to get less grant money
• Tight funding causes second thoughts on city projects
• Krikorian pledges 'to be the voice of American Armenians'
• Three arrested for car burglary
• Piano to become permanent fixture at Glendale Community College
• Crashes prompt road study
• Glendale woman to run against Kardashian in fake mayoral race
• L.A. orchestra lets Glendale Community College keep its public piano
• Poodle-dog bush in Angeles National Forest packs a bite
• Alleged welfare fraud ring is busted
• Coroner IDs body found Thursday on Angeles Crest Highway
• Portantino's bills have a successful run in the state Assembly
• Glendale Community College sets timetable for finding interim president
• Affordable homes go on the market
• Glendale Community College trustee elected to state board
• Bank moves to foreclose on failed New Horizons property
• U.S. prods California lawmakers to take quick action on bullet train
• Angeles Crest Highway closed after body found on roadway
• Glendale police to conduct DUI checkpoint on Friday
• Judge grants John Drayman's release
• Obama's gay marriage comment draws cheers from locals
• Students push pedals in first Bike to School event
• Glendale to cut six employees
• Glendale opens car registration for popular Cruise Night
• Chinese delegation visits Glendale to learn more about its smart grid
• Council ponders outdoor dining fee options
• With American Airlines gone, Bob Hope Airport sees continued revenue drop
• Peer says Drayman charges feel 'like a punch in the stomach'
• Disney reports strong second quarter 2012 results
• Former Councilman John Drayman indicted on charges of embezzlement
• Senate confirms a CV High graduate to U.S. 9th Circuit Court
• First round of layoff notices issued at Glendale City Hall
• Intersections: An exploration of the local impacts of heroin use
• Testing kicks off with a bang and 'The Bull'
• Taste of Downtown Glendale on the menu for Wednesday
• Festival brings Armenian culture and food to the masses
• Runners flock to race uphill above Brand Park -- and back down again
• Toll Middle School briefly locked down amid gun scare
• Model train club gives public a bird's-eye view
• Think Again: Obama adminstration has failed to deliver
• Facility for homeless families gets an energy-saving makeover
• Magic still left in Vaqueros bats
• 'Super moon': Tonight's full moon to be brighter than most
• Board guiding redevelopment agency transition gets off to a rocky start
• Kids to be taught bicycle basics tomorrow
• Balloons explode at rally in Armenia; more than 140 injured
• Authorities plan to step up DUI enforcement for Cinco de Mayo weekend
• Glendale resident brings international film, acting academy to Burbank
• Rifts over wind-down of redevelopment linger
• Glendale Unified promotes from within to fill vacancy
• Glendale to host another meeting on outdoor dining fees
• Glendale AT&T workers walk out over clash on union button
• As Glendale's population ages, demand for senior services grows
• Prom dresses get the once over before getting picked over
• Details slim on 710 Freeway study
• Cooley calls for execution of man who murdered Domino's Pizza driver in Glendale
• Video: Kim Kardashian asks public to commemorate Armenian genocide
• Nonprofits lose out in lean funding year
• Glendale Community College trustees opt for interim president
• Accused tagger allegedly told police it's 'no big deal'
• John Drayman's condo still in turmoil
• Glendale police seek man who allegedly fired gun during family dispute
• DreamWorks Animation posts 26% revenue jump in first quarter
• As gloomy weather lingers, foothills rack up the moisture
• Meeting on 710 Fwy. extension draws a crowd
• Caltrans to add truck lanes to I-5 for Santa Clarita commute
• Seminar - Overcoming Stress, Anxiety & Panic Attack
• Glendale faces mass layoffs
• Yellow-tagged school sues city, seeks $6 million in damages
• Glendale students, teacher head to NASA's Johnson Space Center
• Ice Energy moves into Glendale
• Taxi driver threatened after driving pair from San Diego to Glendale
• One year after Bin Laden's death, Schiff warns of 'formidable challenge'
• Bob Hope Airport to close down parking for new transit center
• After national recognition, Mieliwocki gets a raucous homecoming
• Glendale attempts to find 'new normal' amid steep budget cuts
• Officer suffers bite wound while trying to subdue woman
• Alleged laser flash at police helicopter leads to arrests
• Kim Kardashian on run for Glendale mayor: 'Stay tuned'
• Revamped Disney store attracts hundreds of eager fans
• Bear killed by vehicle near Piru not from Glendale
• Police: Report of gunman at gym likely a prank
• Intersections: There's treasure to be had at swap meets
• Curiosity countdown: Biggest-yet Mars rover speeds toward destiny
• Glendale DUI checkpoint yields 4 arrests
• Glendale woman hears through her Chihuahua's ears
• Ron Kaye: The civic advantage of coalescence
• A family trait of making music
• Congress looks at boosting JPL budget
• Courthouse overhaul to be reviewed
• Literacy garden opens in South Glendale
• Man allegedly gets drunk, threatens to kill patron at Yoshinoya
• Shining a light on organ donations
• Glendale sees rise in Filipino population
• Dawn Lindsay asks voters to support governor's tax initiative
• Alleged Glendale carjacker pleads not guilty
• Woman's purse stolen on Brand contained green card, pay checks
• Fitch downgrades Airport Authority bonds
• Budget proposal would add $88M to NASA's Mars program
• Filipinos on the rise in Glendale, Census shows
• Lanes on 134 freeway to be closed Thursday, this weekend
• Jane Goodall named 2013 Rose Parade grand marshal
• Accused Pro Italia burglars enter their pleas
• Tow truck driver released on bond after pursuit
• Alleged carjacker scheduled for court
• City manager warns of layoffs
• Driver in tow-truck chase out on bail
• Rose Parade names Jane Goodall 2013 grand marshal
• Studios' dealings in China said to be subject of SEC questions
• Burbank's Mieliwocki takes Teacher of the Year honors
• Armenians gather in memory and respect at Alex Theatre
• Glendale police vow to keep public more informed
• Bob Hope Airport ad plan gets poor review
• Bob Hope Airport officials authorize $82.7M in bonds for transit center
• Tow truck pursuit: Police say suspect came to Glendale 'for a reason'
• Demonstrators march in Hollywood to mark Armenian genocide
• Girl, baby niece escape carjacking at knife point
• Woman escapes with baby after being carjacked at knife point
• School pledges $17K in scholarships for film competition
• Bob Hope Airport authorizes $82.7M bond for new transit center
• Burbank's national Teacher of the Year: 'It is electrifying'
• Alleged Pro-Italia burglars to be arraigned
• Civil rights icon speaks at Hoover High
• Rep. Schiff talks health care, world politics with CV students
• Glendale resident named 2012 National Teacher of the Year
• Regional public transit website, mobile app in the works
• Glendale motorcycle shop burglars lead police on high-speed chase
• Cases involving Glendale civil matters to be hit hard in court cuts
• Renovated Casa Verdugo library nearly done
• Police turn up heat on burglars
• Yahoo to lay off 65 in Burbank
• A new market comes to town Saturday
• Glendale police step up presence amid rash of burglaries
• Festival of Books: Glendale Community College professor waxes poetry
• Rich Ross resigns as chairman of Walt Disney Studios
• Renovations to fire station continue, adjoining library prepares to open
• Temperatures expected to climb into the 90s
• Glendale High students commemorate anniversary of Armenian Genocide
• Men walk a mile in women's shoes
• Westbound 134 freeway lanes to be closed tonight
• Villaraigosa reportedly storms out over Antonovich's Measure R comment
• Armenian Genocide: A week of remembrance
• Healthy Kids director moving on
• Glendale's per capita cost for attorneys' fees is below average
• Kim Kardashian bid for Glendale mayor draws shock, support
• Glendale Water & Power supervisors denied pay raise
• Annual Cruise Night to be scaled back this year
• Man allegedly steals identities of family members after they shun him for being gay
• NoHo man indicted for allegedly flashing private, police aircraft with laser
• Alleged Glendale Galleria burglars plead not guilty
• Man, 50, allegedly shoots at occupied vehicle in Montrose
• Officials put the 'Burbank' back in Bob Hope Airport
• Nearly 3,000 Glendale Water & Power customers lose power
• Glendale Community College board members rotate positions
• School districts stretch Internet reach
• Fiat greeted with enthusiasm on Brand Boulevard
• Kim Kardashian: 'I'm going to run for the mayor of Glendale'
• Mountain lion reportedly spotted in La Crescenta
• Alleged Glendale Galleria thieves tied to burglary ring
• City passes on PATH proposal
• Attorneys give closing arguments in 'intelligent design' lawsuit against JPL
• Stalled car leads to fatal crash on Glendale (2) Freeway
• Bob Hope Airport launches public input initiative online
• DUI operation yields six arrests in Glendale
• Hundreds gather in advance of 97th Armenian genocide anniversary
• Glendale's population ranking to drop a notch
• Glendale and Charter Communications case reaching end
• School librarians are becoming an endangered species
• Fight outside Giggles Nightclub sends two men to hospital
• Student finds a refuge in his art
• Glendale, Burbank part of CicLAvia 'dream route'
• Strong weather system to break up tonight
• Bob Hope ranks among magazine's top 8 alternative airports
• Assembly bill would force utilities to better prepare for disasters
• Regional crime lab prepares for evidence
• More burglars hit Glendale area
• Verdugo Views: Six degrees of the Civil War
• State prison realignment program impacts local crime
• LCF students turn $35,000 grubstake into $188,000 portfolio
• More rain, snow, strong winds in store for Friday
• Clark Magnet receives state nod for its efforts with disadvantaged students
• City closes in on reservoir rebuild
• IBEW rejects Glendale contract offer
• Dominick's, an Italian restaurant staple, closes quietly
• Disney to join animation initiative with China
• Frank Quintero becomes Glendale's mayor
• Study shows higher rate of black, Latino students face suspension
• Glendale bear relocated to Angeles National Forest
• Gabrielle Leko to receive $215,000
• DreamWorks Studios stays alive with new $200-million infusion
• Glendale bear returned to forest with 'heck of a hangover'
• Alleged burglars involved in police chase plead not guilty
• Police seek van driver who exposed himself to passerby
• Neighborhood taken by storm as black bear is relocated
• Suspects face felony burglary charges
• Glendale motorist out on bail following freeway fire
• Giggles Nightclub seeks permit variance and plans new facade
• Mayor Laura Friedman baffled by colleagues' indecision
• Glendale takes on Central City Lights property
• Widow with dementia gave $600,000 to Kabbalah Centre charity
• Reforestation not taking hold in land burned by Station fire
• Massive gas-tanker fire closes 134 Freeway, Glendale man arrested
• Start the Presses: Easter — the second start of the year
• At mental health agency, patients outstrip available funding
• Adam Schiff to face six contenders in primary election
• Cooking hard-boiled eggs, the right way
• Bear keeps coming back for more
• Glendale dance team celebrates again
• Burbank, Glendale join to improve street traffic
• Bugz invade Keppel school
• Jewel City Bowl may lose parking
• Burglars continue to target Glendale homes
• Council works around loss of redevelopment agency
• Toll takes honor for mixing it up
• Glendale, Los Angeles team up to stop burglars who target affluent communities
• Montrose association looks to add an ambassador, plug into social media
• Voting rules may change for Airport Authority
• Three suspected burglars arrested in Atwater Village
• Report shows where Edison faltered after the windstorm
• Sen. Feinstein calls on state to curb 'abusive' ADA lawsuits
• Few Glendale Water & Power customers take online survey
• District to slash funding for low-income school program
• Bridge to connect Glendale Narrows with Los Angeles River
• Gangs may be connected to burglaries
• Citrus disease found in San Gabriel Valley; area quarantined
• Glendale delays naming new mayor
• Remaining burglary suspect found in Glendale
• Walters takes helm of Glendale Unified school board as president
• Passenger numbers fall at Bob Hope Airport
• Glendale launches smart meter Facebook app
• Police make heroin bust, seize rifles
• Some TV, studio employees remain on lockdown
• Police detain 3 men found hiding in home garage
• Glendale flips switch on 'Farmville'-type tool for smart meter customers
• Dawn Lindsay to leave GCC for college in Maryland
• Disney chief executive collected $31.4M last year
• Custom narrows mayoral field
• Hitting a high note: Donation brings new instruments
• Police: Alleged heroin addict drives into officer
• Police arrest 8 people during DUI sting
• Teen arrested after flashing police helicopter with laser
• Firefighters defend hoops title against police
• City treasurer candidate may lose even with a win
• Local YMCA sends $20K for branch in Armenia
• Chromium 6 cleanup slated for contaminated lot
• Neighbors squabble over solar project
• Republican Assembly, Senate candidates playing catch-up
• With help of local artist, students add to campus mural
• Robert Wyland paints mural at Americana
• Glendale Unified remaining silent on Drew Ferraro investigation
• Council proposes community benefit districts
• City gears up to celebrate Cesar Chavez Day
• Column: NFL stadium in Chavez Ravine? Well, we can dream
• Man allegedly flashes laser at private jet, police helicopter
• Schiff seeks to force report on Forest Service night-flying ban
• Glendale schools named 'distinguished'
• City cashes in on unclaimed checks
• Glendale, ACLU begin settlement talks in racial profiling case
• Bear raises neighborhood concerns
• Glendale gives thumbs-up to bike plan
• City looks at economic development agency
• GCC President finalist for Maryland job
• Glendale assumes ownership of unclaimed money
• City, Glendale Unified begin settlement talks with ACLU
• Glendale approves water rate hikes
• David Ulin shares advice with aspiring writers
• City set to downsize rental subsidies
• Glendale police plan DUI checkpoint for Friday
• Glendale approves water rate increases, other changes
• La Cañada teacher accused of 'Jew boy' comment to leave district
• Amid warnings of funding cuts, Glendale sets policy to cut housing vouchers
• Builders to pay Glendale $4.9M for shoddy school complex construction
• Schiff turns up the heat on EPA to release chromium 6 report
• Palate Food + Wine closes, no date set for reopening
• Police seek serial vandals in Montrose, La Crescenta
• Magazine ranks Glendale among top U.S. cities for walking
• Schiff legislation would set clock on new chromium-6 limits
• Tim Donnelly gets fine, probation after plea on gun charges
• Measure S brings tech wave across Glendale Unified
• $157,000 left unclaimed at Glendale City Hall
• Alex Theatre operators initiate public appeal for funding support
• Goodwill worker uncovers gas canister in donation box
• Woman punched, robbed of purse during early morning walk
• Woman rescued after 300-foot plunge in Angeles Forest
• Schiff decries lack of Supreme Court TV broadcast
• Parishioners accuse Armenian church of playing politics with popular reverend
• Expo takes a bite out of health, vision problems
• L.A. County takes notice of homeless shelter's success
• Hospitals tackle patient readmission problem
• City cracks down on swim pass abusers
• Countering gangs with basketball
• Alex Theatre renovations put on hold
• Glendale aims to crack down on swim pass cheaters
• MADD recognizes Glendale officers for DUI arrests
• Glendale Adventist Medical Center honored for cancer services
• Heavy rain forecast pushed to Sunday, thunderstorms possible
• Luxury valet parking at Bob Hope Airport falls flat
• Gatto seeks to reverse 'super PAC' court decision
• Council's Audit Committee meetings won't be televised
• State Supt. Tom Torlakson: Integration of technology in schools a 'game changer'
• Four convicted in identity theft and bank fraud scheme
• Ex-Lakers player A.C. Green says we need to come together
• Columbus Elementary rated 'outstanding'
• Council votes against airing Audit Committee meetings
• The foothills 'Sprouts' a new grocery store
• Black bear returns for more garbage grub
• Schiff takes NASA chief to task over planned JPL cuts
• JPL trial: Coppedge, NASA agency tell different tales
• Union members push Glendale to finalize contract
• Glendale Water & Power nears rate hike
• Verdugo Hills Hospital in merger talks
• Glendale crash injures two drivers
• IBEW steps up pressure on Glendale to settle terms of new contract
• JPL lawsuit: Ex-employee challenged on work record, not beliefs
• Home market remains sparse
• Glendale Community College trustees approve naming rights list
• 'Tri-Cities Bandit' gets 8-year sentence
• Trophy goes to CV High in Scholastic Bowl
• Governor again blocks parole for killer of CV High student in '91
• Glendale Unified considers shelving librarians
• Disney expects $200-million loss on 'John Carter'
• As city mulls rate changes, water utility deficit grows
• Intersections: A history of living with wild neighbors
• Warmer weather coming as storm exits
• Ron Kaye: Balancing conflicting interests in water war
• L.A. Marathon: Glendale man runs to raise charitable funds
• Former JPL employee says he was fired, lawyer says he was laid off
• City revisits outdoor dining fee
• Students collect Beanie Babies for children overseas
• Chinese eye Glendale for solar energy site
• Approaching storm will make roadways 'hazardous'
• Neighborhood becomes nightly buffet for black bear
• Portantino named 'Legislator of the Year' for open carry ban
• Council delays vote on disputed development to avoid finance rule
• Mayor Laura Friedman sees partnership with nonprofits as 'way of future'
• Officials try to track down black bear
• Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles bring message of tolerance to Glendale High
• Woman arrested after emptying beer can on officer
• Angeles Forest roads closed this weekend
• Joyriding BMW dealership employees found guilty
• Former JPL employee claims he faced discrimination for airing creationism views
• Town hall meeting talks neighborhood safety
• City may cut 28 jobs
• Schiff pushes EPA to release information on chromium 6 contamination
• Law would ban violent sports fans
• JPL seeks to toss media from 'intelligent design' case
• Glendale man finds 'quite large' bear in his garage at 3 a.m.
• JPL employee wasn't fired over religious beliefs, lawyer says
• Police shut down red-light camera program
• Alex Theatre, Glendale Community College in ticket deal
• Community leaders become Principal for a Day
• Girl, 9, runs into traffic and is struck by passing car
• Glendale to conduct outreach on upcoming 'road diet'
• Religious discrimination trial for ex-JPL worker starts
• Glendale Water & Power to test chromium 6 filtration method
• GCC Professor Deborah Robiglio awarded Fulbright
• Police Taser man during early morning struggle
• Runners 'dash' through Downtown Glendale
• Homeless shelter program to close on positive note
• It's hard to keep politics out of Assembly budget
• A look inside 'dense' state Assembly budget
• Assembly budgets shape discipline, political goals
• Glendale, Burbank teachers dodge layoffs
• Bob Hope Airport faces tough times
• Krikorian goes after Gatto's Assembly seat
• Los Angeles Ballet's 'Swan Lake' is full of grace
• Congress denies NASA request to hasten cuts to Mars mission
• Obama, Romney cash in locally
• Students participate in 'bullying' Oratorical
• School district OKs $24.3M upgrade for special-needs school
• HomeGoods store in Glendale evacuated due to strong odor from bathroom
• Police pull teen attempting to commit suicide from Verdugo Wash
• School district pushes forward with transitional kindergarten
• Council green lights $100K for 2013 Rose float
• Verdugo Jobs Center grant to help disabled find jobs
• Woman allegedly bought crack with daughter's money
• Verdugo Jobs Center using grant to help find jobs for people with disabilities
• A collision of visions on bullet train
• Hand grenade found at Toyota dealership was inert, police say
• Fair housing remains an issue
• City to offer smart meter opt-out
• Armenian cops allege discrimination
• Council strikes down hillside home
• State Sen. Carol Liu warns of education funding cuts, budget quagmire
• La Cañada school district eliminates 18 jobs
• Avid hiker found dead in Angeles National Forest
• Najarian clarifies slavery reference amid criticism
• Former local rep Jack Scott stepping down as California Community Colleges chancellor
• Borrowing costs for bullet train revised upward
• Elderly woman reports masturbating driver
• Parking revenue falls at Bob Hope Airport
• Police: BofA robbery suspect 'desperate'
• Glendale Community College student selected for NASA program
• Police: Alleged BofA robber was 'desperate for money'
• Glendale's Iris Kim is a co-winner of a Bob Hope Airport art competition
• Parking revenues continue to drop at Bob Hope Airport
• Study: California ban on driver cellphone use is saving lives
• Glendale police locate robbery suspects
• Man's body found near Switzer Falls
• Glendale Community College ponders naming rights in hunt for new revenue
• Rep. Adam Schiff calls for faster pace in finding maximum chromium 6 levels in drinking water
• Dye pack explodes onto stolen cash after robbery
• Pasadena rep Frank Logan resigns from Bob Hope Airport Authority
• Community unites around 'Drew's Voice' campaign
• Caruso gets dose of Girl Scout power over cookie sales flap
• Number of female cops still lags
• New police hires reflect diverse community
• City reaches $125K settlement with man who fell on sidewalk
• Former JPL worker claims discrimination over creationism belief
• City considers colored bike lanes, markings
• College to place priority on basic skills, transfers
• Wind advisory in effect for region through Saturday
• Former Mann Theater complex slated for major overhaul
• Proxy advisor criticizes Disney's decision to name Iger chairman
• Man, 2 dogs rescued from Deukmejian Park
• Najarian likens working without redevelopment salary to slavery
• City reaches settlement with employee who claimed discrimination
• Hiker, 2 dogs rescued from steep ledge in Deukmejian Park
• Hiker, 2 dogs get stuck on steep ledge in Deukmejian Park
• Residents want to buy homes in 710 corridor, but Caltrans isn't selling
• Report shows changing ethnic make-up of cities
• Applebee's leads Glendale-based DineEquity to fourth-quarter profit; IHOP slips
• Strong winds will usher in warming trend, create hazards, forecasters say
• Memo causes confusion about start of bullet train construction
• Council overturns rebuff, approves school gym
• Some nonprofits cut out of grant allocations
• Leap year: Man, 96, celebrates 24th birthday
• Parolee accused of stealing DVDs from Target
• GWP looks to minimize employee accidents
• Forest Service to drop fees at most national forests
• Police arrest BMW driver who allegedly exceeded 100 mph
• Consultants warn college of lawsuits over election process
• Bentley burglary prompts lockdown
• Alumni launch program to honor inspiring teachers
• Sex offender accused of raping ex-girlfriend arrested
• After high-speed chase, motorist crashes BMW, is arrested at gunpoint
• Man steals cash-filled briefcase from Bentley
• DreamWorks Animation's fourth-quarter earnings drop sharply
• JPL changes name of Mars mission proposal
• La Cañada Unified moves to fire teacher accused of 'Jew boy' comment
• Glendale city officials propose changes to historic preservation rules
• Glendale housing market improves slightly
• Glendale schools to implement safety upgrades
• 6 arrested at Glendale sobriety checkpoint
• Montrose Search and Rescue responds to hikers' slip at Switzer Falls
• Winter storm could dust foothills with snow; thunderstorms possible
• Ashley Lead Singer for 2-U-Neek Joins The Storm Musical
• GCC faces $1.9 million budget cut
• Ron Kaye: L.A. County is too big not to fail
• City wants in on high-speed rail plan
• Times Community News online content to remain free
• PROJECT Trio weaves rock, hip-hop into classical compositions
• Public meetings on 710 Fwy. extension proposals set to begin
• NASA chief pledges Mars program help
• Small Angeles National Forest ski resort left praying for snow
• Caltrans seeking to finish massive I-5 corridor project early
• Glendale to review ordinance after Supreme Court rejects day laborer restrictions
• Schiff meets with aspiring public servants
• Local Sears, Kmart stores to remain open
• Armenian genocide successors' claims against insurers dismissed
• Burglars hit Galleria food court
• Rick Caruso, Joe Torre withdraw from bidding to buy Dodgers
• Four people found with stolen identities arrested
• Homeless services provider Ascencia forced to look elsewhere for funds
• Ochoa, Lanzafame picked for redevelopment oversight board
• Family claims Drew Ferraro was bullied
• Katy Perry pops by Glendale to promote eyelash line
• Devout mark start of Lent
• Disney strikes deal to distribute movies to Chinese cable viewers
• Bullying claims by parents stand in contrast to official line
• Family insists son who jumped from CV High roof was bullied
• High-pressure to bring 80-degree temperatures, gusty winds
• Airlines to share ticketing system at Bob Hope
• Men allegedly lived in church for weeks
• Man found with counterfeit gift cards arrested
• Gay marriage foes to ask appeals court to review Prop. 8 ruling
• Antonovich slams agencies for slow progress on chromium-6
• Schiff, Republican colleague call proposed NASA cuts 'serious mistake'
• Officials ID man who died after car plunged 300 feet
• 'Tron: Uprising': An early look at Disney's return to the Grid
• Missing woman report leads officials to fatal crash site
• Tapping the Internet for school dollars
• Police continue to investigate pedestrian death near Bob Hope Airport
• Crash off Angeles Forest Highway likely fatal, officials says
• Caltrans urged to sell homes amid 710 Fwy. extension debate
• Restoring a sanctuary in Griffith Park
• DreamWorks Animation unveils China studio plans
• The crush is on as GCC opens
• Landfill sees steep revenue drop
• Police block public from radio frequencies
• EPA digs into city's chromium 6 levels
• Officials balk at voting districts
• City forced to scale down nonprofit funding
• DreamWorks Animation unveils China studio plans
• Police using less force, study finds
• Clark Magnet to choose students by lottery
• Legislation would reduce fees for college students
• Car rams into Starbucks, sending three people to local hospitals
• Students become authors for a day
• Council debates parking rule
• Officials struggle to define city's view
• Singer Katy Perry to make appearance at Americana next week
• Nestle braces for tough 2012, plans to shrink 'king-size'
• Glendale holds off on hillside development regulations
• NASA budget plan could mean mass lay-offs at JPL
• Response critical during suicide aftermath
• City's portfolio value down $2 million
• Funeral celebrates Drew Ferraro's life
• Inmates pay to stay at city jail
• City irks residents by removing sidewalk trees
• Community mourns CV High student
• City could lose millions in unpaid redevelopment funds
• Man arrested after tussle with police at Macy's
• Winds, chance of thunderstorms on tap for Southern California
• Portantino introduces emergency-planning measure
• Marching against domestic violence
• Glendale settles suit with girl who sustained gash from swing-set
• CV High dons black in memory of Drew Ferraro
• GPS used to track stolen iPhone to Glendale apartment
• Bullet train gets White House backing on funds
• Gingrich slams Obama, Ninth Circuit in Pasadena speech
• CV High student who jumped to death left behind note
• CV High student death officially deemed a suicide
• Third-row seat thefts in Glendale on the rise
• Valentine sales are coming up roses
• GWP may amp up power substation
• Schiff criticizes proposed funding cuts to Mars projects
• Portantino bill seeks better disaster planning
• Students to honor memory of friend with metal band shirts
• Motorcyclist dies after slamming into parked van
• Valentine's Day card campaign started for grief-stricken CV High
• City, Charter Cable begin second legal fight
• Ron Kaye: Why we've got it better than we realize
• Gatto raises more than $480,000 for new Assembly seat
• Schiff, Sherman back gay marriage
• Students react to CV High death
• D.A. won't charge Tournament of Roses official in cold-case murder
• Campaign forms to go online
• Learning a lesson from Thomas Edison
• Schiff pledges NASA budget support
• CV High student's death was an apparent suicide, officials say
• Crescenta Valley High student reportedly falls to death
• Galaxy Theatres to open Friday
• Man exposes himself to teenage girl
• Students stage DUI accident
• Pasadenans shocked at arrest of Tournament of Roses ex-director
• Schiff vows to fight budget impacts to NASA deep space missions
• Power restored to most customers after crane strikes pole
• City adjusts conflict of interest rules
• Students review the Afghan mission
• District holds off changing school lunch policy
• Suspect faces trial for identity theft
• First Measure S project in the docket
• Alleged JPL computer hacker is indicted
• Matt Catingub is Glendale Pops Orchestra's spark plug
• Disney's first-quarter profit up 12%
• La Cañada school board to fire teacher who called student 'Jew boy'
• Delay on water rate increase gets commissioners bubbling
• Group booked on charges of selling magazines
• Men allegedly bought $100 Target gift cards using stolen identities
• State recognizes local high schools as models for others
• Mountain Ave. Elementary student wins district spelling bee with 'sequence'
• Storm report outlines damage
• Airport rolls out new foam firefighting vehicle
• Police intercept post-Superbowl drunk drivers
• Get ready for the green button
• Glendale strip mall fire causes $30K in damages
• Rainstorm to roll through area on Tuesday
• Ron Kaye: A new city manager prepares for battle
• 'Jumping Jay' lives for the free-fall
• Montrose mulls keeping stores open for filming
• New vision presented for Rose Bowl
• From eyesore to garden spot
• Super Bowl Sunday DUI patrol planned
• More changes announced at Montrose farmers market venue
• Lawmakers restore funding for student busing services
• Planning commissioner OKs Starbuck's bid to open in Montrose
• Students make anti-bullying videos
• Parolee arrested after fleeing from cops
• Cost of the Glendale's suit against ADI doubles
• Caltrans to close northbound I-5 in Burbank for bridge work
• City to put road on diet
• California criticizes Edison over post-windstorm outages
• Solar panels brighten up Habitat build
• Police seek man for exposing himself
• New city manager talks business
• Edison, telecoms broke safety rules before windstorm
• Today marks death knell for local redevelopment agencies
• Police: man exposed himself to woman while asking for directions
• Steve Lopez: Should California bite the bullet on high-speed rail?
• Najarian apologizes to East L.A. residents for sign comment
• Platters member visits Glendale retirement home
• Departed Glendale Unified planner gets $27K
• Former volleyball coach accused of recording up skirts
• Man impaled while climbing fence
• East L.A. residents plan to confront Najarian over comment on aesthetics
• Council postpones water rate discussion
• Caltrans wants to abandon cliff-hanging Highway 39 in ANF
• Resident faults Disney for cracked home
• Sun shines on Temple Sinai
• Custodial audit calls for centralization
• Transitional kindergarten thrown into doubt
• 56-year-old man allegedly caught trying to burglarize car in Glendale
• Yard harvests yield bounty for local nonprofits
• The Glendale Moose Lodge
• Crime rate drops locally
• City goes after oversize signs
• Dogs take over Brand Park
• Local zonkey is a hybrid with legs, not batteries
• Ron Kaye: A community of scale
• Science that makes hair stand on end
• Man held for exposing himself in driveways
• Woman who drove Mercedes up Verdugo Wash won't face charges
• Council mulls treasurer, clerk changes
• Edison under fire at hearing
• Michelle Obama to appear on 'The Tonight Show' in Burbank
• Trombonist keeps Legacy alive
• Friedman joins 80 mayors in support of same-sex marriage
• Santa Ana winds prompt red flag brush fire warning
• Police remove Mercedes from Verdugo Wash
• Due to running water, officials bring in crane to remove car from Verudgo Wash
• Gatto is Democrats' choice to replace Portantino
• City turns down art donation for first time in 10 years
• La Cañada settles with family in runaway truck crash
• 'Deep Throat' screening at the Alex? Nope, just a film shoot for upcoming bio-pic
• Caltrans announces night closure of I-5
• 70-mph Santa Ana winds could hit region Friday
• Judge to eye Vegas joyride case
• The comforts of an interim home
• GCC trustee aims for state-level board
• City asks for $70M to cover leftover redevelopment costs
• Man who allegedly threatened girlfriend's family on Facebook pleads not guilty
• Restriction eased for Glendale car dealers
• Schiff roundly endorses Obama's State of the Union address
• Lead planner out at GUSD
• Driver survives multiple-car crash
• Poem by Glendale senior gets international attention
• Home prices still headed down
• Appellate court upholds conviction in deadly 2005 train derailment
• State Supreme Court to review if cities, counties may ban medical pot stores
• Man jailed for threatening teen girlfriend's family on Facebook
• Citing loss of control, longtime Rose Parade collaborators call it quits
• Audit committee eyes small screen
• Knife-wielding man robs woman parked outside liquor store
• Schiff, Chu urge Brown to apply for windstorm disaster assistance
• Portantino seeks to extend 'open carry' ban to rifles
• Rain-slick morning to dissipate as warm, dry weather moves in
• Ron Kaye: Unraveling the redevelopment mess
• Political landscape: Court tosses videographer's appeal
• Contamination fight heats up
• GCC outscores other schools
• Man who delivered News-Press on horseback dies at 55
• Local unemployment edges up slightly
• Ex-Glendale police chief offered disability pension from Bell
• Loan agency for windstorm victims closes up shop
• Portantino bows out of senate race
• Residents vent over water rates
• Survey shows racial block voting
• Teacher from Glendale is a finalist for National Teacher of the Year
• Police search for school computer thieves
• Glendale OKs rail crossing upgrades
• Turkish-Armenians march to remember slain journalist
• Local cities get high marks for tobacco control
• Portantino decides not to seek election in November
• Police, firefighters take over hotel
• Opening shot fired in senate campaign
• CV High lunch policy revised
• Second hand is found near man's head below the Hollywood sign
• Gang member, woman nabbed on suspicion of burglary
• Severed hand found near head under Hollywood sign
• Airport project under microscope amid uneasy financial outlook
• Man jailed in $3M hospital kickback scheme
• Appeal for man convicted in deadly train derailment awaits appeal
• City demands removal of artificial grass
• Students tapped to rename lunar orbiters 'Ebb' and 'Flow'
• Hoover High graduates from class of '37 host gathering
• Pasadena officials urged to explore deal for NFL team at Rose Bowl
• Glendale Adventist starts populating new facility with patients
• Grant aims to help veterans get technology, manufacturing jobs
• Foothill land trust gets $350K boost
• Downtown dash trainees get ready to run
• Council may limit interaction between government officials and 'known crooks'
• Montrose boutique owner, 92, shows no signs of stopping
• Ron Kaye: Helping those trying to help themselves
• Fundraiser celebrates the season
• Military banner program ends
• NASA astronaut, student share dreams of space
• Armenian national committee celebration nets toys, cash
• New ambulance scheme puts help on the way
• Homeless program ups its goals
• Legislators seek to help cities losing redevelopment agencies
• Santa Ana winds prompt red flag fire warning in L.A. County
• Edison in the hotseat for windstorm response
• Man gets 85 years to life for killing Burbank teen
• Glendale Unified eliminates furlough days for now
• Delays to 5 Fwy. project, debris generate backlash
• Old west stays alive at the Autry National Center
• Schiff calls windstorm a 'test run' for larger disasters
• Starbucks plan stirs up debate
• Man charged in church donation box thefts
• Redevelopment agency change vexes Council
• New exec takes on antidrug coalition
• City Manager Scott Ochoa settles into his job in 'a huge small town'
• After timing snag, Metro service to start in Glenoaks Canyon
• Alleged sandwich thief pleads not guilty
• Clark gets another Blue Ribbon nomination
• Cadets ready for next level after Verdugo Fire Academy graduation
• Bob Hope dealt blow by carrier's departure
• Former Bell leaders complain that Randy Adams hasn't been charged
• Glendale officials to host meetings on proposed water rate changes
• Portantino seeks to expand safeguards for whistleblowers
• Grapevine route for high-speed rail may lose out
• Slain man had criminal history
• Meetings to discuss windstorm aftermath
• Stalled I-5 project gets ready to roll
• Glendale man pleads guilty to defrauding lenders out of $5 million
• American Airlines to close operations at Bob Hope
• Winds, warm temperatures to subside today
• Cities seek clarity on redevelopment ruling
• It's a high-tech treasure hunt
• GCC eliminates winter classes
• JPL producer left with 9 children after wife dies on trip
• Glendale Adventist set to open new facility
• Cameras roll in city, but more slowly
• Cops foil copper theft
• South Pasadena lobbies to kill surface 710 Fwy. extension
• State to take public input on SoCal Edison power outages
• Liu introduces bill to help cities collect on debts
• Glendale man arrested for allegedly vandalizing dozens of sites
• Armenian leaders celebrate Christmas
• Man accused of passing fake $100 bill
• Assault suspect pleads not guilty
• Religious leaders visit local hospitals ahead of Armenian Christmas
• Man who allegedly lunged at police with knife fatally shot by Glendale officer
• Man shot by police after trying to 'engage' officers
• Public input period for Glendale's master bike plan is drawing to a close
• Despite weak economy, crime in Los Angeles County still declines
• Technicolor plans to reduce staff
• Man allegedly attacked 82-year-old
• City documents can get lost in translation, audit finds
• Disney partners with Comcast to provide ABC, ESPN on-demand
• Joe Torre joining Rick Caruso in bid to buy Dodgers
• Police search for man who allegedly stole wallets, purses from seniors
• Thief grabs cash from church offering box
• Districts to pick up school bus tab
• New year, new restaurants and shops in Glendale
• String of burglaries sour start of 2012
• Man arrested near Rose route had knife concealed in a cross, police say
• California high-speed rail funding could be in jeopardy
• Glendale police operation nets 5 DUI arrests
• Warming trend to push daytime temps into upper-80s
• Occupy protest draws divided response
• Rose Parade thrills crowds with war vet, city floats
• Park maintenance lacks oversight
• Glendale welcomes its newest residents
• Thousands turn out for 123rd annual Rose Parade
• More than 1,000 Occupy demonstrators gather after parade
• Occupy the Rose Parade activists form 'peacekeeping' team
• Police brace for Occupy demonstrators
• Ron Kaye: Time to restore democracy
• A parade protected by law
• Lawmakers plan future battles
• Glendale forecast 2012: Utility issues may dominate agenda
• School principals' jobs become more complex, study finds
• Soccer camp comes to town
• Local students to ride on Glendale's float
• Smart meters, parade floats and political upsets: 2011 in review
• Ducks march onto GCC campus
• Glendale Unified music students to march in Rose Parade
• Court decision on redevelopment agencies is a blow to Burbank and Glendale
• Deadly Metrolink crash figure back in court
• Local Sears, Kmart survive first round of announced store closures
• Blaze causes $80K in damage to Glendale business
• Where Rose Parade floats are born
• Probes to study formation of the moon
• Rover thinks for itself on Mars
• Foothill neighborhood could make history
• No security changes at L.A. Zoo after woman hops elephant fence
• Crews rescue unconscious man found in hills above Brand Park
• Man broke into Glendale woman's home and straddled her, police say
• Woman climbs into elephant enclosure at L.A. Zoo
• Newsmaker of the year: John Drayman
• Schiff meets over windstorm costs
• Gun-wielding man's threats prompt evacuation
• Glendale-based importer recalls cheese over listeria concerns
• Sears to close stores after poor holiday sales figures
• Grayson consultation will cost city $470,000
• Development fees generate $2.6M
• Ron Kaye: The most of Christmas spirit
• Police bring 'Christmas miracle' to family
• Home sales rise, prices plummet
• Facebook drives holiday donations
• Riverdale Head Start closes
• Neighbors carry on holiday tradition
• Armenian organizations double size of holiday food drive
• Two sheriff's deputies injured when car hits wall, telephone pole
• Crews remove 100-foot tree that toppled over amid strong winds
• France takes step to criminalize denial of the Armenian genocide
• Answers sought in legality of Station fire phone recordings
• Parolee faces burglary charge after homeowner catches him in the act
• Library to get long-awaited upgrades
• Rescued mountain lion cubs to live in animal sanctuary
• Winds uproot 100-foot pine tree in North Glendale
• Police join in the reindeer fun
• Firefighters deliver scant donations
• Man cited for allegedly taking toy from donation box
• German program gets reprieve
• City renews rail high-speed rail ties
• Police search for man accused of grabbing 3 women
• Rescued mountain lion cubs spur offers of public support
• Santa Ana winds could bring 60 mph gusts, temperatures to rise
• Pharmacy involved in Medicare scheme set to close
• Alex revamp causes revenue slump
• City scrimps its way to black ink
• Woman arrested on suspicion of prostitution
• French bill criminalizing denial of Armenian Genocide angers Turkey
• Judge questions why Adams isn't facing corruption charges in Bell scandal
• Community reacts to Kim Jong Il's death
• Possible end to German program ignites uproar
• Americana, Galleria give last-minute shoppers extra hours
• Checkpoints yield DUI, narcotics arrests
• Student and her artwork take flight
• Glendale resident critically injured in Edison shooting
• Armenian Genocide law goes back to court
• Ron Kaye: Christmas lights and simpler times
• City to throw more money at water contamination study
• Shelter program opens quietly
• Station fire report faults Forest Service
• Redevelopment Agency takes multimillion-dollar hit
• Struggling to find jobs, thousands apply for city positions
• Firefighters knock down house blaze in North Glendale amid high winds
• Fewer fliers choosing Bob Hope Airport
• Local unemployment edges down
• Most charges against six alleged gang members dismissed
• Antonovich calls on MTA to review Gold Line expenditures
• Fire inspectors set to go high tech
• City to tighten its DUI net
• Police arrest suspect in $14,000 bank scam
• Glendale Unified says auf wiedersehen to German language program
• Latest round of Santa Ana winds will be 'nothing like last time'
• JPL engineer to spend birthday inside Rose float
• Cell towers may be coming to a store, home or office near you
• Glendale Memorial funds Christmas for 25 families
• CHP recognizes Glendale police
• Lane change disappoints cyclists
• Glendale Arts chief announces departure for job in Thousand Oaks
• Portantino struggles to find political footing
• Glendale shelter short on help
• Boy Scouts celebrate 'Hometown Heroes'
• Local businesses on delinquent taxpayer list
• Macy's security guard accused of perfume theft
• GCC board rethinking money-losing cafeteria
• Possibly stolen valuables recovered
• Storm to move out today, but chilly temperatures to persist
• Suspect drove into patrol car, police say
• All aboard the Toy Express
• Moorhead's legacy is memorialized at service
• Library welcomes new chapter
• Man with pipe bomb claims it was for protection
• Authorities investigating apparent suicide on Angeles Crest
• Portantino seeks greater oversight over utilities
• Snow forecast prompts road closures in Angeles National Forest
• Rain and windstorm debris could create a mess
• Glendale Police detain man with pipe bomb
• Ron Kaye: Reviewing the Week in Crime
• JPL's budget is cut by $50M
• City boosts its zero-waste effort
• Armenian political group seeks charter
• Brown declares state of emergency
• Murder suspect arrested at hotel
• City meeting energy goals
• Community continues to weigh in on CV's open lunch policy
• State officials tour wind-ravaged region
• Pasadena seeks assurances from Occupy Rose Parade demonstrators
• Brawl case is called 'poorly investigated'
• Police seek woman in bank scam
• Harvest Market sees turnaround
• Teacher furlough days remain on Glendale Unified calendar
• City may take brakes off car dealers
• Foul-mouthed baby? Or just baby talk?
• Expect rain, more cold weather this weekend
• PacSun, with locations in Burbank and Glendale, to close up to 200 stores
• Tri-Cities bandit pleads guilty
• Council agrees to temporary pay bump for interim city manager
• Not guilty plea in Medicare scam case
• City auctions off substation
• Daily High School fetes new graduates
• Glendale to purchase natural-gas vehicles for some city workers
• Portantino sets sights on Liu's senate seat
• Despite the cold, conditions still ripe for wildfires
• Bob Hope parking change may slash jobs
• Californians would reject bullet train in revote, polls finds
• Police nab alleged Target shoplifter
• Council ends ban on signs
• Suspects in Mercedes-Benz theft to appear in court
• More choices for Glendale movie-goers
• GWP barely misses power-outage goal
• Firefighters get jump start on emergencies
• Firm to examine Armenian Genocide fund dispute
• Teen airlifted from Mt. Lukens
• Poverty worsens for local school-age children
• Hookah ignites palm fronds; teens detained
• Krikorian thanks his life savers
• What will $270 million do for Glendale Unified?
• High winds expected to return tonight
• Power returns to Glendale residents
• State isn't likely to appeal records ruling
• Ron Kaye: Politicians' actions speak louder than words
• Lack of fees batters high school classes
• Getting into the spirit of the holiday season
• Newcomers seated on Montrose Shopping Park board
• Storm blows in work for Glendale city crews
• Council approves new height limit for North Glendale buildings
• Rose Bowl a temporary home for NFL team?
• Four more years for GCC president
• Montrose Christmas parade goes digital
• Subsiding winds clear the way for massive clean up effort
• Winds bring darkness, damage
• Man arrested after short pursuit found with marijuana
• Florist pleads no contest to identity theft
• GUSD opens magnet school tours
• Winds take bite out of tree lot
• Firefighters will fill dual roles
• 'Santa' comes in the form of mean winds that snap Americana Christmas tree
• Glendale prepares for Round 2 of Santa Ana winds
• Six Crescenta Valley schools hold classes without power
• Portion of Shakers roof collapses as strong winds whip Glendale
• Transportation center gets Zarian stamp
• L.A, Glendale horse-trail project is galloping along
• Glendale Galleria to revamp its drab all-brick skin
• Glendale to get 'animated' in image makeover
• Starbird bids farewell at final Glendale City Council meeting
• Alice Petrossian appointed to county Commission for Women
• Glendale Community College to cut summer classes, faculty pay
• Water rates could be divided into multiple tiers
• Gas in storm drain interrupts holiday
• Cyclist and bear unwittingly cross paths in Verdugo Mountains
• Local Assembly candidates rack up endorsements
• Baby-sitter accused of molesting boys
• Local clergy offer support, sympathy to Occupy L.A.
• Men evade police after stealing watches
• Council to rule on water rate increases
• Carlos Moorhead, longtime congressional representative, dies at 89
• La Cañada residents cry foul over roaming peacocks
• Man is airlifted to hospital from Switzer Falls
• 'Never on Sunday' for Rose Parade
• Small businesses struggle for dollars
• Early-rising shoppers swarm stores
• Grappling with the smart meter opt-out question
• After midnight rush, crowds at Galleria, Americana hold steady
• Forecast for the champion of all shopping weekends: warm and sunny
• Giving thanks during a time of uncertainty
• City tries to collect $1.6M from delinquent residents
• Adult health-care center to remain open
• Former employees of BMW dealer charged in alleged joyride
• Police to boost presence in Northwest Glendale
• Forecast is gloomy for grant funds
• Reporter's Notebook: Hair grab? No problem
• Credit rating agency uneasy about Bob Hope Airport transit center
• Congressional Republicans want to take back high-speed rail funds
• The clock strikes Black Friday early
• Woman fights off would be carjacker
• Students dig into non-traditional Thanksgiving feast
• Winter shelter funding in doubt
• Black Friday means better traffic flow at the Glendale Galleria
• Americana launches holiday school donor program
• Larry Zarian's life celebrated
• Attorneys fighting over Genocide fund get extension
• Florists plead not guilty to identity theft charges
• Longtime Wilson Middle School teacher dies
• Red kettle donations off to a good start
• Brief period of sunshine before rain on Thanksgiving
• Ron Kaye: A Thanksgiving celebration of life
• Glendale City Council rejects parcel tax for libraries
• Glendale, Burbank food pantries seek donations
• Protesters call on Getty to relinquish medieval manuscripts
• Political Landscape: Locals win Truman Awards
• Choir sings its way to a better life
• City's portfolio value shrinks
• Rowdy audience decries smart meter myths
• City ducks under its budget marks
• 20-year-old Princeton student wins seat on La Cañada school board
• City backs off from outdoor dining fee increase
• Mentally ill man missing from group home found
• Local unemployment figures dip
• A new twist on Christmas at Americana
• Head Start slow to reopen
• Mother issues plea for help in locating missing son
• Warnings issued after mountain lion kills Chihuahua
• Pilot program offers new take on teen driving
• Hearing postponed for man charged with fatally shooting cousin
• Alleged identity theft scheme uncovered at Glendale flower shop
• In La Cañada school board race, Princeton student pulls to within two votes
• Public memorial for Larry Zarian planned
• More than 500 Glendale workers set to lose their jobs
• District lists post-lunch student arrests
• CV water rate climbs by 8.2%
• Computers stolen from principal's office
• Yasmin Beers named as interim city manager
• Downtown luxury high-rise plan becomes lower
• Dry winter forecast does little to ease concerns in foothills
• Residents try to protect their artificial turf
• Retailers hope for 'frugal fatigue'
• Experts pessimistic about local housing market
• Recovering addict shares her story with La Crescenta residents
• Agencies reject South Korean Jindos as police dogs
• Eberhart resigns as Glendale High's football coach
• CV open lunch policy on agenda
• Officials want purchasing revamp after audit
• Outdoor dining fee jumps $600
• Police search for robbery suspect who posed as FedEx worker
• Ron Kaye: The arrogance of power
• Federal program helps job seekers
• Glendale Community College to consider trustee districts
• Montrose jewelry store robbed
• Credit unions report surge after Bank Transfer Day
• A reverence for helping the poor
• Veterans honored in Forest Lawn ceremony
• Nearly 170 residents turn out to oppose smart meters
• Bringing homeless in from the cold
• DEA drug takeback a success
• Glendale Memorial welcomes baby at 11:11 on 11-11-11
• Bicyclist injured in downtown Glendale
• An unexpected battle
• City payouts add to liability deficit
• Disney's net income rises 30% in fourth quarter
• JPL scientists seize a rare chance for upclose look at asteroid
• Missing man has multiple mental disorders, Glendale police warn
• Black bear seen walking in busy commercial area
• Occupy movement plans to protest Rose Parade
• New city manager to earn $235K a year
• GCC rejects dorm proposal
• Nonprofit files for bankruptcy, delaying $300K repayment to city
• At Tobinworld, Halloween is a favorite holiday
• Alleged teen drunk driver crashes into tree, injures 4
• Different picture for Burbank, Glendale office vacancies
• Ron Kaye: Naming rights are a sign of the times
• Family split over father's support of killer
• PUC reopens Doran rail crossing review
• Rose Queen: 'It's about who you are as a person'
• Utility joins with Facebook
• Feinstein honors La Crescenta man for adoption advocacy
• Goals for homeless, jobless being met
• Man found dead in Glendale motel had been accused of molestation
• Enthusiastic opening for Trader Joe's in Montrose
• Forget Halloween, it's Christmas time at the Americana
• Olympic boxer, Hoover grad dies at 44
• Man arrested for identity theft
• Former zoning administrator files appeal
• 15 people arrested in Medicare scheme
• Settlements reached in Costa civil trial
• Rose queen, princesses, get their crowns
• L.A. Creamery closes store at the Americana
• 15 arrested in alleged $18M fraud scheme involving Glendale clinic
• City says yes to Caruso's Nordstrom plans
• Rolling out Red Ribbon Week
• CV's Dan Berry dies at 66
• Six CV candidates vie for same number of seats
• Council moves toward bag ordinance
• City cuts housing subsidies
• Schools win safety grant
• CV softball coach battling for life
• Gatto warns of trigger cuts
• Airport begins noise study
• Alleged gang members arrested after assault, car theft
• Negotiations continue over teachers' furlough days
• Leno joke preceded fatal collision
• Memorial honors fallen deputies
• City Council may pursue plastic bag ban
• Alleged drunk driver parks car on tracks
• Turkey declines disaster assistance from Armenia
• Motorcycle accidents cast gray clouds over Love Ride
• Dead motorcyclists may have been part of 'Love Ride'
• With redevelopment money frozen, cities forced to tap into general fund
• Small kids, big voices
• Disney cafe reopens with top grade
• Airport officials seek community input
• They're marching for a match
• Trader Joe's second-oldest location to close
• Pest found in Glendale poses risk to citrus crop
• City vows $1.2 million for pedestrian upgrades
• City official expects local parks to 'look a little ratty'
• Vigil aims to help stop domestic violence
• Autistic teen escapes flight
• Man convicting of killing CV student on prom night granted parole
• Schools prepare for the Big One
• Vendors roll out for jobs fair
• Bachmann slams Obama in Pasadena talk
• Firefighters who 'saved' John Krikorian's life visit him in hospital
• At Glendale community garden, a compulsion for compost
• Man who fatally shot La Crescenta girl on prom night gets parole
• Antidrug group lets go of director
• City OKs 307-unit downtown apartment complex
• City prepares for an electric future
• Much-anticipated Montrose Trader Joe's announces grand opening
• Man, 65, arrested for allegedly brandishing knife in Starbucks lot
• Pacific Park Pool revenues better than expected
• John Krikorian now breathing on his own, his son says
• Apple stores to close this morning for company-wide Jobs tribute
• Walmart meeting riles some Burbank residents
• City denies property in development battle
• Teen is crowned Rose Queen
• GCC inks deal with bookstore management company
• For Americana appearance, Swift requires granola bars and 'clean ice'
• Pasadena teen is crowned 2012 Rose Queen
• Dispatcher saves woman, child in car with stuck accelerator
• Dense fog advisory in place until 9 a.m.
• Woman allegedly tried to stab man with a screwdriver during robbery attempt
• Crews work to demolish coyote-inhabited house
• Woman, 63, dragged during burglary
• Unity Fest celebrates 10 years
• City eyes millions in federal homeless funds
• Race makes splash for Kiwanis Club
• Taylor Swift to appear at Americana on Tuesday
• Man seen performing lewd act on front lawn
• La Cañada school board member wants teacher fired
• Ron Kaye: The government credibility gap
• Undocumented students turn attention to federal Dream Act
• Distressed home sales spike
• The little girl that could
• Short-staffed K-9 unit puts on a show
• Political Landscape: Governor rules on last-minute bills
• ACLU Lawsuit generates mixed reaction
• Airport union vote takes wings
• $550K dedicated to removing cancer agent from groundwater
• Hiring standards for police lieutenants widen
• Hundreds queue up for iPhone at Americana
• Gap won't say if closures will affect stores in tri-city area
• Former Glendale Mayor Larry Zarian dies of cancer
• Radio stunt angers Latino groups; Verizon and AT&T pull ads
• Glendale officials sued for racial profiling, harassment of Latino students
• ACLU: Glendale, police 'repeatedly threatened' Latino students during round-up
• Unity Fest slated for Sunday
• Former Glendale Mayor Larry Zarian dies at 73
• ACLU plans to announce racial profiling lawsuit against police, school district
• Krikorian in critical condition after suffering heart attack on stage
• Occupy Wall Street protesters target Chase bank in Pasadena
• Hot temperatures should peak today
• Disney's 'The Lone Ranger' rides again
• Awards honor acts of bravery
• Krikorian is stable after collapse
• Students welcome spiritual leader
• Organization that dropped local Head Start programs under investigation
• John Krikorian regains consciousness at hospital
• Krikorian reportedly has strong vital signs after collapsing at ceremony
• John Krikorian collapses while accepting Glendale Fire award
• Schiff offers support for growing 'Occupy' movement
• Glendale City Council postpones water rate discussion
• Montrose organization seeks change
• Walmart foes undaunted by Brown veto
• Tanning salon owners feel burned amid state tax, law banning minors
• Game over: boy arrested for marijuana, Xbox theft
• Teen cyclist injured in hit-and-run
• Glendale police shed pounds under fitness program
• Dunsmore teachers remain on medical leave
• Heat wave could bring triple-degrees this week
• Embattled Montrose Harvest Market back on track
• Marshall teacher named best of the year
• Rose Court dreams come true for 7 young women
• Unclassified Info: Waking up to the new American dream
• Stolen phone's GPS helps police nab suspect
• Teachers sickened by fumes remain on medical leave
• Randy Adams wants city of Bell to pay legal expenses
• Brown vetoes bill impacting future Walmarts, extends film tax credits
• City settles on Rose float name
• Disney to cut 128 jobs
• Political Landscape: Brown signs two bills, vetoes another
• Pet owners count their blessings
• City seeks funding for Riverwalk
• Armenian spiritual leader visits Glendale
• Council OK's smart meter website
• Head Start closures catch families off guard
• Starbucks tries to woo business owners
• Disney's CEO Robert Iger to step down in 2015
• Steve Jobs brought his magic to Disney
• Educational foundation hopes to raise $500K for art programs
• School district close to Tdap goal
• Fake city employee steals cash, jewelry
• Police take aim at traffic safety
• Makeshift memorial rises at Americana Apple store
• Public Works Director Steve Zurn applies for city manager job
• High-speed rail route will undergo major redesign
• City officials stuck on sign law
• City Council approves YMCA youth program
• Burglary suspect turns himself in
• Board OKs 'In Cold Blood' after months of debate
• Traffic could be a mess for evening commute
• Rain adds splash to International Walk to School Day
• Graphic designer awarded grant for pro bono work
• South Pas regains authority on surface 710 Fwy. extension
• Man killed in Friday's shooting identified
• Alex Theatre stages a comeback
• Water rates may trickle upward
• Glendale gets $300,000 for CNG-powered trucks
• Bob Hope traffic continues to slide
• Brown signs bill giving South Pas a say on 710
• Glendale Galleria gets new leadership team
• Expect periods of heavy rain Wednesday as storms roll through
• City Council considers controversial sign law
• Grants to bring $10 million to college
• 9 arrested in Montrose after Oktoberfest
• Police to investigate Ventura Freeway death
• Teacher's unusual lesson on social networking
• CHP says deadly collision on 134 Fwy. appears to be 'horrible accident'
• Weeding the Angeles National Forest, one plant at a time
• Smart meters don't count as 'renewable'
• City mulls Section 8 background checks
• Postal workers protest facility closures
• Cities stack their energy portfolio
• Bavaria comes to town
• Man killed in police shoot-out
• Police detain nude woman on Glenoaks
• Driveway mirrors get reprieve
• Deaths prompt calls for bike committee
• Naked woman screaming about Tiger sharks is arrested
• More than 2 dozen rounds exchanged in intense gun fight
• Two alleged burglars busted
• Ottoman band's plug is pulled
• Medical center names new CEO
• Proposed changes rile police officers
• Over two dozen apply to be the next city manager
• Hearing reveals grisly find of woman's remains
• Ottoman military marching band event canceled amid protests
• City nixes request for former Montrose Collection site
• Americana valued at nearly $480M, far more than projected
• Lawmaker presses helicopter noise issue
• More than 2 dozen apply for Glendale city manager job
• Armenian groups to protest Ottoman military marching band
• Rotting animal drives students from classroom
• Community College professor retires
• Merchants struggle without redevelopment funds
• Man exposes himself to girl, 5, police say
• Police: Drunk motorist crashes into cars, hospitalized
• Fumes sicken staff, force Dunsmore Elementary to close 2 classrooms
• Coyote kills white Maltese in Montrose
• Apartments evacuated after workers cut gas pipe
• Man accused of serial indecent exposure
• Walk raises $260K for humane society
• Reporter's notebook: A good hair day
• President of Armenia visits Glendale
• Gas main repair could take hours, police close off intersections
• La Crescenta parcel could be used for open space
• Disney's 17-year-old 'Lion King' continues to roar
• Brown sifting through last-minute bills
• 'In Cold Blood' too bloody for students?
• Police urge playground vigilance
• Police dogs out to pasture
• Home is front line in battle with City Hall
• Community splits on CVHS open-lunch debate
• Sidewalk signs get commission OK
• City's white count rises, census says
• Thunderstorms today bring high fire danger
• Gatto's bill would tap roads for renewable energy
• City moves to lift 50-year ban on sidewalk signs
• Rail crossing upgrades on the way
• Police investigate gang ties to graffiti
• Council may ditch housing for park
• Grant will fund jobs for 40
• Sheriff's deputy maneuvers to stop runaway car
• Rail crossing upgrades could inch Glendale corridor closer to quiet-zone status
• Add bobcats to the list of brazen wildlife sightings
• School district, union lock horns
• Problem larger than it seemed
• Police seek other exposure victims
• 40 workers laid off at JPL as Congress puts the squeeze on funding
• Glendale-based Disney 'Imagineers' to start work on 'Avatar' attractions
• Glendale officials adjust Beeline service
• Protesters rally against Walmart
• Dolores Hope, local philanthropist, dies at 102
• Taking search and rescue to a new level
• Airport numbers slide for fifth month in a row
• Photographer Tammy Abbott loses battle with cancer
• City officials sideline planned minimum taxi fare from Bob Hope Airport
• Macy's employee allegedly discounted merchandise for cents on the dollar
• Disney to announce deal for 'Avatar' theme park attractions
• Catholic school uses iPad as learning device
• Police pursue suspects through city streets
• Reinstated officer: Vegas joy ride was 'stupid'
• City officials: come get your money or risk losing it
• Summer heat to hold on through last week of season
• Turkish Armenians celebrate a unique culture
• Bean bag shots used to shoo bear away from La Crescenta neighborhood
• Minimum $15.50-fare set to hit taxi customers leaving Bob Hope Airport
• Colleges on hunt for foreign students
• Officer's suit against Burbank drags on
• District may end Crescenta Valley's open lunch
• Council signs off on DNA lab
• College gets new police chief
• Bobcat reported in Brand Park
• Local unemployment rates fall even as statewide picture worsens
• Foothill residents saddled with higher trash rates
• Path Achieve Glendale becomes independent, changes name
• In second high-profile exit, head of Disney Channel resigns
• Red flags raised about courthouse construction
• Farmers market finds itself in the doghouse
• Smart meter project is complete
• One officer involved in alleged joyride to Vegas reinstated, 2 others lose their jobs
• DreamWorks Animation plans to open studio in China
• Mayor seeks alternative option for coyotes
• EPA focuses on water clean-up
• Theaters screen out competitors
• Night flight delay sparks criticism
• Glendale extends benefits for employees called to active duty
• Utility considers another water rate hike
• Mosquitoes, bird test positive for West Nile
• Sacramento delivers a mixed bag of film tax credits
• Keeping the lesson light and dairy
• County officials to hold off on possibly trapping, euthanizing coyote pack
• County plans to landscape controversial sediment dome
• Gathering marks anniversary of Metrolink crash in Chatsworth
• Officials to trap and euthanize coyotes living in vacant house
• Longtime program to help at-risk youth gets fresh start
• Burglary at Fremont Elementary cuts deep
• Glendale remembers: Flags lowered near dawn
• Bills await governor's signature
• Paintings capture 9/11's chaos
• Choirs seek funds to perform in NYC
• Fremont Elementary burglarized of $10K in Apple computers
• Man on bicycle allegedly steals woman's purse at gunpoint
• At least 15 vehicles stolen in Glendale over the past two weeks
• Squirrel vs. Burbank, Round 2
• A few closed doors don't deter this chef
• Glendale fire stations to commemorate 9/11
• Dormitory debate heats up
• Woman hit by truck is taken off life support
• Utility throws switch on unused property
• Council red-cards soccer in park
• Driver in fatal big rig crash off Angeles Crest sentenced to more than 7 years in prison
• Smoking in apartments can be restricted under new state law
• Bear makes a mess of residents' trash
• 70-year-old woman hit by truck in critical condition
• A gift of learning from overseas
• Man charged with using bolt cutters to steal three bicycles
• Elephant float kerfuffle charges on
• Council reduces their redevelopment pay, increases regular pay
• Glendale motocycle officer injures ankle in collision
• County officials issue air quality warnings for San Fernando, San Gabriel valleys
• After blazing heat, temps could drop 20 degrees Friday
• 70-year-old woman struck by delivery truck in Glendale
• Woman accused of biting officer
• Home inspectors keep pressure on Drayman
• Local man invents 'Swimmer Buddy'
• Lynn Newcomb Jr. dies at 91
• 70-year-old woman struck by delivery truck in Glendale
• IHOP calls deadly Nevada shooting 'senseless'
• Glendale-based DineEquity taps former studio exec for top financial post
• Mayor, school board members to take theater stage
• New heat wave heightens fire danger in L.A. County
• Lancers leave Vaqueros in dust
• Thunder, lightning provide beautiful displays
• Hollywood lobbies to extend tax credit for California filming
• GCC professor given award for years of leadership
• Between a stone and a green place
• Legislators release office budgets
• City's smart meters in frame-up
• A safe start to the school year
• Expect warm, but mild, temperatures through Labor Day
• Man sentenced to six years in 'sextortion' case
• Citing insufficient pay, airport workers call for union
• Former park rangers file suit against the city
• Real estate fraudsters get creative
• Quake near Santa Clarita felt across the region
• Farmers market was unware they broke the rules
• Earthquake near Santa Clarita upgraded to magnitude 4.3
• Gov. Jerry Brown gives cities power over pot shops
• Housing fraud suspect who allegedly conned city out of more than $18K pleads no contest
• Restaurant owner seeks conditional-use permits
• Glendale API scores trend upward
• Beeline rate hike causes buzz
• PETA protests Glendale's elephant float for Rose Parade
• Forest fire danger alert raised to 'very high'
• PETA protests Glendale's elephant Rose Parade float design
• Police officer takes plea deal in road-rage case
• Amid redevelopment cuts, council ponders increasing their pay
• Women concoct story to avoid repercussions of stabbing accident, police say
• Two cars traveling at high speed crash into Glenoaks trees
• Woman stabbed by girlfriend for not having dinner ready, police say
• Cars crash, one into tree near Scholl Canyon
• Heat could rebound in time for Labor Day weekend
• Hikers found alive in Devil's Canyon
• The first school bell rings
• John Drayman starts cable show
• Parking holds up restaurant plans
• GCC limps to a fall start
• Another blistering day before cool-down begins Tuesday
• Dealership employee caught speeding through neighborhoods on YouTube
• Didi Hirsch steps in at Verdugo clinic to serve immigrant population
• Glendale man may have broken into more than 10 vehicles, police say
• CalTrans announces closures on 5 Freeway
• State auditor to probe Caltrans-owned homes near 710 Freeway
• As summer draws to a close, so does 'Beach Bus'
• Station fire's effects still smolder
• Man accused of packing pistol in Glendale Galleria arrested
• Suspect pleads not guilty to posing as cable worker, stealing copper
• Portantino bill would unlock secrets of lawmakers' budgets
• Heat warnings issued as high temperatures continue
• Hydraulic fluid spill ties up traffic around Glendale City Hall
• City to rebuild park equipment destroyed by teens
• Float design process scrutinized
• Study session on proposed GCC dorm planned
• 19-year-old gunshot victim is recovering
• Mayor: faux grass may contain varying levels of toxins
• Triple-degree heat through weekend raises fire threat
• Man shot in Glendale Tuesday evening
• Back to School for Glendale - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Pair arrested in road-rage incident
• Expanded Garfield campus debuts
• GCC will privatize struggling bookstore
• Burbank, Glendale rank in top 10 valued cities in annual tax report
• Area food banks benefit from Glendale car dealer
• Bill would aid San Gabriel Valley light-rail project officials
• City's portfolio suffering amid weak economy
• Six students receive Glendale scholarships
• DUI stop yields arrest record
• Pedaling toward a better life
• Gatto plans to push law deterring violence at sporting events
• Glendale appeals redevelopment payout amid legal challenge
• Western Ave. construction closures start tonight
• Schiff calls for immigration policy change
• Pigeon feeder poses risk to flights at Bob Hope, officials say
• Ron Kaye: Don't always go to the party
• Glendale welcomes Dominican consulate
• Driver charged in 80-year-old's texting death sentenced
• 'Tri-Cities Bandit' nabbed, FBI says
• Home prices take a dip
• Schools advisory group tapped to manage Measure S funds
• Large billboard for commercial to go up in flames
• Man arrested for allegedly raping unconscious 16-year-old girl
• Bill allowing more local control on speed limits inches forward
• Caltrans announces night closures for Western Ave. ramp next week
• Electronic parking meters in downtown Glendale to be reactivated after glitch
• Report: Artificial turf at Glendale sports fields well within federal limits for toxins
• Two officers released from police department
• Don't blame the Crest, officials say
• Funds seized during criminal investigations to cover police salaries
• Mentor program given $5,000
• School board activates Tdap waiver
• 'Tri-Cities bandit' likely suspect in Pasadena bank robbery
• Expect a scorcher as high pressure sets in
• Rick Caruso to develop $550-million open-air attraction on Las Vegas Strip
• GUSD eyes extending teacher probationary period
• City union agrees to contract
• Glendale High tennis courts back in motion
• Pet ban could extend to backyards
• Angeles National Forest gets new boss
• Don't blame the Crest, officials say
• Intersections: Missing multiculturalism in Armenia
• New supervisor for Angeles National Forest is tapped
• In smartphone era, cell towers designed to blend into landscape
• Sports fields might get more ads
• These students take the cake
• Art day brings out the community
• Free legal clinic on immigration issues scheduled for Wednesday
• Airport commissioner Charles Lombardo dies at 57
• Local schools improve English, math skills
• Police issue trash warning after 300-pound bear spotted twice in neighborhood
• 5-year-old gets partial diagnosis for mystery illness
• Man arrested for shining powerful laser at police helicopter
• Assembly speaker orders examination of legislative records laws
• Bear sighting in North Glendale prompts warning
• 5th fatal crash on Angeles Crest Highway prompts safety concerns
• Second fatality in as many days in Angeles National Forest
• Ron Kaye: Say 'hello' to the new normal
• Airport looks to boost its image
• A treasure trove of eccentricity at A Noise Within
• Walmart detractors line up to say no
• Grant could mean new gear
• Stretching blight’s definition in Glendale
• Iraq vet receives kidney transplant from fellow Marine
• Cops will use grant to combat real estate fraud
• Personal trainer on mission to keep kids active
• City pulls plug on parking meters after issuing erroneous tickets
• Council, residents weigh in on allowing artificial turf in front yards
• Jogger punched in the face, robbed of iPod during late night run
• Glendale to shut down electronic parking meters to repair glitch
• Pension for Randy Adams cut by more than $100,000 a year
• The beast within the beauty
• Masked gunmen pistol-whip, rob Glendale couple
• Former mayor Jerry Milner dies at 81
• Council broadens search for manager
• Geared toward the clay audience
• Air conditioners have residents steamed
• Glendale officially bans marijuana dispensaries
• Man suffers burns after truck bursts into flames on 134 Fwy. near Forest Lawn
• City rushes to improve Alex before redevelopment funds dry up
• Educators debate length of teacher probationary period
• City prepares to install pet waste stations
• Armenian genocide fund audit denied
• Summer lessons aren't just for kids
• Residents on edge after likely gypsy scam incident
• Area companies caught up in the market slide
• Grenade simulator detonates in home
• Failed business deal may be blame in shooting of Glendale man, police say
• Glendale police arrest man who allegedly opened fire on businessman
• As schools get set to open, thousands of students have yet to get vaccinated
• Papers sue state to get spending records
• Neighbor does slow burn over house
• Sewer crew finds $12,000 ring
• City stirs up shelter plans
• League of Women Voters to tackle federal education laws
• Smoking rate reaches historic low in California
• Viacom profits rise; end to DreamWorks Animation deal seen
• Former youth sports leader pleads guilty
• Don Cucos shuts its doors
• Local publicly-held companies bruised slightly in Wall Street plunge
• Attendance at Pacific Park Pool exceeds expectations
• Weekly Sun to shine on Pasadena Friday
• Residents weigh in on search for city manager
• Council sees elephant in the room
• Nursing facility under investigation again
• Woman punched several times in the face while resisting purse theft
• Residents say no to crime at National Night Out
• City may cut ties with county homeless authority
• Brazen robberies in Glendale signal a troubling trend
• Airport traffic remains down
• Neighborhoods gear up for National Night Out events
• DreamWorks Animation officially passes on Paramount
• Tri-Cities bandit still on the loose
• Angeles crackdown yields safer highway
• Man stabbed girlfriend after she refused to give him $20, police say
• Glendale Chamber of Commerce searches for smaller home
• How 'The Diamond' came to train Olympians
• World's most fuel-efficient couple kicks off latest venture in Burbank
• Hundreds celebrate debut of Apple store at Americana
• State lawmakers toe the line or risk losing their parking spots
• Runaway truck driver found guilty of manslaughter
• Wife of man who tried to cut hernia out pleads for help
• Costa convicted of involuntary manslaughter
• Woman in log jam with officials over tree removal
• Local lawmakers lose some, gain some in latest political district maps
• $8M overhaul of historic Brand Library moves forward
• Report casts doubt on forecasts for California high speed rail
• Language students take to Colombian cultural dance
• Police Department swears in 7 new recruits
• Body in shallow grave identified as former La Crescenta resident
• Council may strengthen campaign finance laws
• Jury yet to decide on lesser charges for Costa
• Marcos Costa verdict expected
• Woman found dead outside upscale Glendale home is identified
• PATH Achieve Glendale gets grant to help homeless veterans
• Fight continues against invasive weeds at Deukmejian Wilderness Park
• City moves ahead with ban on pot dispensaries
• Boy robbed at gunpoint during Craigslist transaction
• All-day water outage as crews replace underground pipes
• Glendale gets major grant for chromium 6 removal efforts
• GUSD staffer deploying to Afghanistan
• Rose float funds roll in
• Airport commissioners rethinking pricey transit center
• Woman arrested at Bob Hope Airport for having loaded gun in carry-on bag
• Highway Patrol to crack down on unsafe motorcyclists on Angeles Crest
• Apple to debut new store at Americana on Saturday
• New gates to boost Brand park security
• Man tries surgery on own hernia using butter knife
• Man arrested on weapons charges
• New plant in La Cañada is poisonous, officials warn
• Former New Horizons building is sold
• Mature palm seeks loving home
• Alleged car attack gets man arrested
• Kids go backstage at airport
• County supervisors to take up Crescenta Valley dog park funding
• In latest maps, Sherman, Gatto would still be pushed out of districts
• Glendale Adventist Medical Center debuts new radiology department
• Voters OK with ending redevelopment funds, poll shows
• Bob Hope Airport ranks second on airfare affordability index
• As shuttle era ends, Glendale resident recalls witnessing history
• Montrose cake business readies for a move
• Road rage trial involving Glendale cop postponed
• Hoover gets a Purple Heart
• Caruso extends lifeline to Glendale's Rose float
• Najarian chosen to lead San Fernando Valley coalition
• County secures two 'super scooper' firefighting planes from Quebec
• City moves ahead with veteran housing
• Groceries? Hair Salon? Walmart to ask community what they want from store
• Man who killed wife, microwaved dog, sentenced to 16 years
• Dorms at GCC? Stakeholders balk at idea
• Man gets 16 years to life in prison for killing wife, pet Pomeranian
• Child development center celebrates new teaching garden
• Nobert Olberz, founder of La Cañada-based Sport Chalet dies
• Cruise Night enjoys heavy traffic despite Carmageddon
• Attorneys work toward Armenian genocide settlement
• Police union agrees to cut pay, contribute more to retirement
• Carmageddon success has some hoping L.A. will ditch cars more often
• Founder of La Cañada-based Sport Chalet dies
• Sun, highs in the 90s for much of the week
• Cruise Night remains a classic
• 'Can't we all just share?' biker asks
• Budget deficit forces day labor center to shut down
• Bond committee focuses on transparency
• Manoukian demands end to closed door Starbird meetings
• Lawmakers honor local women in business
• Housing market continues to slide
• Armenian leaders praise state bill extending lawsuit timeframe for genocide descendents
• Compensation determined for Metrolink crash victims
• Pine View Senior Among Nestle ‘Very Best’ American Youth
• Bank robbery suspect nabbed after cops find cash, handgun in vehicle
• Wish granted: Boy becomes fearsome creature for a day
• Police: Teen arrested for carrying gun involved in assault
• Growing dual language programs generating space, staffing concerns
• Man pleads not guilty to shooting woman, dumping body on 210 Freeway
• Expect two weeks of northbound I-5 lane closures through Glendale
• Man pleads not guilty to shooting woman, dumping body on 210 Freeway
• Feds investigating stolen post office boxes
• Schools to adopt new age requirements for kindergarteners
• Officials set stage for water rate increases, $10M in bonds
• Glendale city manager to retire
• Crescenta Valley water officials set stage for rate increases, $10M in bonds
• Glendale prepares to fork over redevelopment funds
• Nursing center indicted in patient death
• Road work to halt during 'Carmegeddon'
• GCC's warning status lifted
• Cruise Night to celebrate car culture
• Glendale man pleads not guilty to pointing laser at police helicopter
• Woman arrested after allegedly running over ex-boyfriend in parking lot
• Pregnant woman killed in freeway crash
• Member of tagging crew arrested
• Damaged homes attract no bids
• Nestle buys 60% stake in Chinese candy firm
• Bill extends claim deadline for families of Armenian genocide victims
• Passenger traffic slides again at Bob Hope
• Water rates likely to rise
• Schiff vows to restore NASA, JPL funding
• Garage used to store ammunition, harzadous materials catches fire, forcing evacuations
• Investors imagine a Chinese future
• Want to play bingo? Adopt a pet? It'll cost you
• Firefighters battle house garage fire in Glendale
• Glendale man sentenced for illegal shipments to Iran
• Warning signs to blame in runaway truck crash?
• Driver flees after hit-and-run
• Contaminant levels in local water remain low
• Camp gives girls a fighting chance
• Pet stations will aid curbside pickup
• Walmart may take aim at Target
• Caregiver arrested after allegedly beating 83-year-old
• Glendale woman dies in plane crash
• Feathery visitors take up residence in family's pool
• Walmart acquires site at Burbank's Empire Center
• Teens take aim at homelessness
• More residents rallying against smart meters
• Celebrating the land of the free
• Park upgrade hinges on state
• Park shifts out of neutral
• Police vow to crackdown on drunk driving
• Officials warn of weekend fire danger
• Council approves rec center green space
• Cities to state: 'We'll sue!'
• Bonus payouts to city employees totals $4M
• Glendale Adventist president announces resignation
• Redevelopment agencies face elimination
• Complaint against Manoukian is dismissed
• How does Glendale rank when it comes to litter?
• Suspect eludes police after bank robbery
• Council approves layoffs, cuts to balance budget
• Deukmejian among budget casualties
• Witness: I saw the horror on his face
• Man arrested for alleged robbery attempt at gas station
• Bill would recast state schools policy
• Man shot by police during alleged robbery arrested
• State reclaims stake in film production
• Alleged bank robber arrives in taxi, dodges cops
• Neighborhoods take steps to deter speeding motorists
• Grant may broaden job prospects for veterans
• City OKs renovations to actor Mario Lopez's home
• Managers pay up to help balance budget
• Montrose Farmers Market enjoys revenue surge
• Third man arrested for allegedly flashing laser at helicopter
• Learning to move with the music
• Fans flock to Jackson's resting place
• Maple Park center opens
• New courthouse project could absorb Jewel City Bowl site
• Bad parking job led to death, attorney says
• Water rates face big hit
• Lofts will get their own parking
• Reviews of Assembly rivals' residency issues closed
• Drayman's condo permits understated work done
• Hard work moves them forward
• Traffic tickets in wholesale numbers
• GUSD approves 'conditional' budget
• Wednesday night power outage affects 1,600 customers
• Police survive violent Tuesday
• Pedestrians take steps toward safety
• In backlash to Gatto's pay stance, it's mac-and-cheese and Spam
• Nonprofit cooks up fundraiser
• Thousands of seniors draw for the future
• Public shrugs at budget cuts
• Officer shoots robbery suspect
• Pot shop ban is a step closer
• Transit center plans scaled back
• GCC pares down staff to save money
• Couple accused of DUI with child in car
• Airport approves budget amid transit center uncertainty
• Truck driver's trial begins
• 3 arrested on vandalism charges
• IHOP heads to Middle East
• Biker dies in Crest crash
• Council to ponder pot dispensary ban
• Class unveils iPad mysteries
• College may farm out student bookstore
• 50 motorists cited for rail crossing violations
• Proposed city budget includes layoffs
• Nearly 30% of city employees make at least $100K
• Burbank to pay Leader's court costs
• Glendale extends development agreement with DreamWorks
• Local jobless rates worsen slightly in May
• Officials predict 'normal' wildfire season for Southern California
• Ready for the next challenge
• 'This is our time, and we will define it'
• `We're all going to bigger and better things'
• Graduation for these students is particularly sweet
• `Seize the opportunities that come to you'
• Music composers find whole new 'game' in industry
• Parolee pleads not guilty to break-ins
• Fire Department working on recruitment practices
• Retail sale of dogs, cats might be banned
• Man guilty of killing wife, microwaving pet dog
• Hundreds apply for handful of Glendale police jobs
• Dog park back on track for 2012
• 100 million words to the wise
• Man found guilty of killing wife, microwaving pet dog
• Parolee arrested for allegedly breaking into several homes
• Dairy wagon is on the mooove
• At Rosemont, it's runway models and Chanel cupcakes
• Warner Bros. studio lays off 50 in Burbank
• Trial date is set in fatal big rig crash
• Taking their bodies out for a spin
• Officer hurt during pursuit
• Verdugo Power Academy celebrates its graduates
• Building codes become greener
• A day of Lego wizardry
• New district maps signal vast change
• Man dies in Angeles Crest crash
• Disney to cut 200 jobs
• No cap on these students' futures
• Nonprofit builds homes for 5 families
• Armed man robs downtown bank
• Dog dies in fire, home destroyed
• Family narrowly escapes gunshot tragedy
• Contractor: FBI investigating Drayman remodel
• Carrying the 'Flame of Hope'
• District hands out awards
• Burglars enter through store's roof, steal thousands
• Donation is slated to buy crime-fighting tools
• Officials to address safety concerns at downtown station
• Air fares up, passengers down at Bob Hope
• Art curator is dedicated to preservation
• Drama program invited to Scotland
• City considers raising fees, introducing others
• City ponders use of sales tax money
• Oakmont a success for five qualifiers
• City demands an inspection of Drayman's condo
• Airport transit center to be scaled back
• Former Glendale schools superintendent dies
• Men robbed at gunpoint of cash, iPhone
• It's all about rolling artfully
• Wading in the Pacific
• GCC graduates appreciate the journey
• Analysts warn airport against using bonds to pay for transit center
• Drivers, riders flock to reopened Crest
• Realtors fight tightening loan restrictions
• Mario Lopez snared in code violation
• Group confirms Drayman concerns
• Owl barf, volcanoes make for perfect day
• Libraries taken off budget chopping block
• With help of non-profit, revamped infirmary debuts
• Study: Smoking down, obesity up
• Residents rally against proposed soccer field
• Angeles Crest set to reopen Friday
• Freeway closed by brush fire
• Council approves gym project
• Council nixes commission candidate
• Slugger springing into summer
• Wait list a cause for frustration
• Band gets set to go truckin'
• Helicopter crew in another laser arrest
• Home prices continue to sag
• Man arrested after fleeing scene of crash, brawling with officers
• Residents pay tribute to veterans
• Water treatment study to cost $200,000
• A prodigy heads to Juilliard
• Metrolink crossing to get $6-million upgrade
• City program helps vets turn the page
• Burglar busted in quest for cash
• Sherman wants Kadafi to pay U.S. costs
• Schiff, others take aim at piracy
• Class of '51 peeks into the past
• Shopping park in financial mess
• Fire Dept. plan would save city $2.5M
• Residents rally for libraries
• Veterans' names etched in stone
• Police propose eliminating youth programs, officers to balance budget
• Local stars come up aces in Glendale
• Student chefs cook up scholarships
• JPL pulls plug on Mars rover
• GWP lassos lineman rodeo trophies
• In Theory: Should holy books be distributed in schools?
• Spirit's Mars mission comes to a close
• Memorial Day Program
• Leader's court costs are $37,000 and rising
• Man accused of pointing laser at aircraft
• CHP officer injured after being hit by SUV
• A rich but bitter history
• Violent crimes down, thefts up
• Old buildings get new kudos
• Officials worried about rail safety
• GCC budget realities create tension
• Cyclist accused of DUI after crash
• City: Commissioner's property violates code
• Studio stages a Shrek rally
• Police crack down on speeding motorcyclists
• Volunteers clean up the city together
• Delays on additions to Forest Service's firefighting fleet unacceptable, Sen. Dianne Feinstein says
• Unemployment drops slightly in Burbank, Glendale
• Residents learn some bear necessities
• Judge sides with the Leader
• Lien filed on Drayman's condo
• Demand for housing vouchers remains high
• Charges filed against man accused of attacking daughter's boyfriend
• Literature 2.0: CV teacher co-edits online journal
• Job fair for veterans canceled
• Fight over radio-controlled car leads to arrest
• Soundwalls eyed for parts of 210 Fwy.
• Parolee suspected of robbing seniors after their visits to the bank
• GCC officials, faculty guild strike deal
• Man turns himself in after thinking he killed his daughter's boyfriend
• Business improvement district gains steam
• GCC may reduce more summer classes
• Drayman under investigation for embezzlement
• Schiff fields questions at GCC
• Father-son dispute involves gun, machete
• Pension benefits show no signs of slowing
• It's open season for parks
• How would you spend $270 million?
• Fewer passengers flying out of Bob Hope
• Firefighters stop 5-acre blaze near JPL
• He keeps the blood pumping
• Students warned about distracted driving
• Welcome mat comes back out at Angeles National Forest
• Firefighters show what they can do
• Disney to pay $3-million settlement over children's online privacy
• City attorney announces retirement
• Arraignment delayed for alleged freeway shooter
• JPL pitches for Mars project
• Cashing in on a second chance
• Apple store to open at Glendale's Americana at Brand
• GCC superintendent accentuates the positive
• Verdugo students get 'smart'
• Man accused of stealing girl's bike hours after being released from jail
• Libraries could shoulder brunt of budget cuts
• Man officially charged with killing cousin
• Man arrested after parking structure scuffle
• Murder suspect to hear charges Thursday
• Council grills Manoukian nominees
• Distracted driving citations send message, police say
• Work continues on Angeles Crest Highway
• Profits drop at Disney
• Consultants suggest fee hikes to close deficit
• Academic performance scores released
• Airport officials push new terminal
• Students book space travel
• Glendale serves up a fundraiser
• Students shine at state science fair
• Teen arrested for alleged Target theft
• IHOP expanding to Wal-Mart
• Real estate prices fall
• Students will need additional vaccines before start of new school year
• Youth summer work program may have to cut hundreds
• Legislation could permanently alter extracurricular activities
• Dual-language immersion programs growing in popularity
• Water district might get unclaimed funds
• Holy Family High School principal to step down
• Residents critical of Caltrans
• Glendale to host series of bike-related events
• Officials hope to help Glendale's homeless veterans
• High-speed rail planners revive Grapevine route
• Council targets electricity funds
• Pool plan going swimmingly
• Officials hope to salvage ADI plan
• Dead man had just been released from jail
• Restaurant and bar burglarized
• Nonprofits forced to make do with fewer federal funds
• Man stabbed while trying to break up fight
• Body discovered in parking lot
• Mental health clinic leaves the light on
• Time-Warner has weaker first quarter
• Foundation cancels Student Showcase at Alex Theatre
• Gatto won't be penalized for missteps
• Rising from the ground
• U.N. official: Armenia needs financial help
• Suspects may face assault charges
• Men arrested in electricity, water theft
• Festival fetes Armenian culture
• Alleged shooter, female victim were related
• Community reacts to bin Laden's death
• Standardized testing kicks off
• Students interview Khrushchev's son
• Bed bug battle settles out of court
• Volunteers clean up the L.A. River
• Freeway shooting victim identified
• Woman shot to death on 210 Freeway
• Hollywood Way ramp opens
• Descendant of Brand family in legal fight over estate
• Housing for veterans gets the go-ahead
• Chamlian students advance to state competition
• HIV, AIDS rate spikes among homeless
• GWP hits halfway mark on smart meters
• Women rally against violence
• Change comes slowly after Station fire
• Galleria to be renovated this summer
• College enforces new smoking policy
• Housing Authority adopts strict oversight
• Parolees may have burglarized vehicles
• Axe may fall on community services
• District lines up to make history
• Construction begins on I-5 carpool lanes
• Rebates reflect solar popularity
• DreamWorks puts hope in sequels
• Local businesses named in state's list of tax scofflaws
• Local companies set to work with giants
• Gang members sentenced in shooting
• CV law enforcement gets international honor
• Airport authority, Smarte Carte make a deal
• Council works to eliminate $18M shortfall
• Bass needs, and then some
• Glendale files suit against ADI
• Mall to maintain façade of bygone era
• Women arrested in MacBook theft
• Man accused of vandalizing cars
• GCC summer session is on
• Identity theft suspects nabbed
• Plants seized during pot bust
• Police make heroin arrest near school
• Trees don't survive Earth Day
• Programs likely to lose grant funds
• Council set for a new era
• Council ready to work with airport
• Students commemorate Armenian Genocide
• Joyriding officers no longer on city payroll
• City's budget gap much wider than expected
• Utility workers join IBEW
• Glendale clears path for pedalers
• Man charged with child abuse for leaving baby in sweltering car
• Board approves 32 layoff notices
• Banquet hall nears approval
• Police department considers hiring
• Mia Hamm visits Wilson Middle School
• Alcohol incident ends baseball team's season
• Burroughs fires baseball coach, cancels remainder of season
• Gasoline prices climb in California and the nation
• Friedman is named mayor
• Alleged child molester had ties to La Cañada
• Same faces, new titles
• Armenian community celebrates, remembers
• Troubled cemetery draws buyer interest
• Domestic violence incidents rise
• GCC students rally against potential state funding cuts
• Students get a lesson in healthy portions
• Taking a walk in the park
• Bomb squad called out to device
• Two more elections loom
• Glendale begins housing Burbank inmates
• Caruso settles studio suit, removing last thorn in Americana plans
• Local unemployment rates improve slightly
• 3 million trees to be planted in Station fire burn area
• Drayman loses City Council seat
• New reservoirs are under construction
• New software to track problem officers
• Airport tower gets late-night help
• Schools get ready for a street party
• Schools head for early-start calendar
• Mental health clinic dedicated
• Tenants displaced as city closes decrepit building
• Sheriff reports crime reduction
• Utility's aging system concerns water district
• School buildings meet all quake standards, officials say
• Water rationing rule lifted
• String players fiddle around
• Lobsters lend a helping claw to students
• Seven months later, wait for CV dog park continues
• Pair arrested for allegedly stealing dozens of lottery tickets
• Toddler injured on Galleria escalator
• LegalZoom expands in Glendale
• Roads slated for a remake
• Sweating their way to fitness
• Final City Council election results expected Thursday
• Union misses election deadline
• Council boosts homeless services
• Student recognized for raising thousands
• Riverwalk construction finally set to start
• Family of nonprofit director awarded $1 million
• Measure S supporters celebrate, look to future
• Art work honors burned fire fighter
• Teachers absorb, pass on history
• Letters fly between school, aircraft carrier
• Voter turnout on par with past elections
• Investigators target pot clinic
• Free health screenings set
• Second suspect arrested in car theft
• Credit union reacquires its building
• Man recovering in hospital after being hit by car
• Drayman, Weaver could face upset
• School board incumbents, Measure S triumph
• Tartaglia, Peroomian reelected to GCC Board of Trustees
• Second driver sought in fatal crash
• Police crack down on speeders
• Teen detained after pair steals car
• Few Southwest flights cancelled at Bob Hope
• Second chances help win awards
• Adults learn computer secrets
• Mistrial declared in shooting case
• Races come down to the wire
• Month-long crackdown on distracted driving begins; 50 citations issued
• Golden price for Golden Key
• New $12M electrical facility dedicated
• Man leaps to death from Foothill Fwy. overpass
• Planners hear banquet hall request
• This bus walks to school
• Child rescued from hot car returned to mother
• 'Take advantage of our expertise'
• Housing for homeless veterans pondered
• City amps up hunt for new businesses
• Man locks child in 115-degree car to go shopping
• Burglars hit nearly a dozen vehicles in Montrose
• Attorney hit with more fraud charges
• Barefoot hiker rescued from park trail
• Van burglaries continue unchecked
• GCC drops six-week winter session ahead of budget cuts
• Glendale attorney faces more charges in auto fraud scheme
• Judge orders driver to pay crash victim's bills
• Green light given for lofts, cineplex near Alex Theatre
• Frank's Famous gets new lease on life
• Food pantries face empty shelves
• Guests bite back in bed bug suit
• Corporate interests boost measure S
• Candidates scramble to raise money
• Union leads spending in school board race
• Local DMV to reopen with an unclear future
• Cops doused by firefighters
• GHS team dances to a win
• History may trip up Nordstrom plan
• Verdugo Mental Health says its bankrupt
• Beauty, and a beast of a test
• Police hand out more than 80 citations in rush-hour sting
• Student cooks up project for a cause
• 'People say he was a hero'
• Amid car vs. pedestrian crashes police stress safety
• Council set to ink museum deal
• Paseo moves closer to reality
• GHS dance squad looks to recapture title
• City welcomes nightclubs and bright architectural lighting
• Photo Gallery: Big rigs collide, create traffic havoc in Burbank and surrounding cities
• City set to streamline parking rules
• Saying a final goodbye to Liz
• 'Tornado TV' gets students excited
• 104-year-old still makes her mark
• Airport cuts car rental deal
• Blood flows in an effort to help
• City ramps up ADI records request
• Tough financial road ahead, mayor says
• Driver in fatal crash files civil suit
• Woman dies after leaping from parking structure
• 710 extension plan continues to raise eyebrows
• Man arrested after noise dispute leads to shots
• Woman jumps from parking garage, leaves apparent suicide note in her car
• More storms ahead: flows of mud and debris unlikely
• A new name, a new leader
• Council candidates meet in Montrose forum
• City rejects audit commissioner's request for financial reports
• Another round of heavy rain expected Wednesday
• Increased employee healthcare costs set to expand deficit
• Pharmacists foil alleged prescription drug scam
• Two more police officers placed on leave?
• Trees to take root in hope
• City Council: None of the the above
• Students race as reward
• They're ready for the 26.2-mile marathon
• Audience grills council hopefuls
• Man owns up to errant arrow
• Teen discards vanity to help find a cure for cancer
• Two hospitals cited for excellence
• ADI manager tied to Drayman remodel
• Hotel plans start to gel
• Credit union breaks ground
• Bilingual students to get seal of approval
• Students get a St. Patty's Day welcome
• Nordstrom will move to Americana
• Union takes heat for Measure S stance
• Rolex thief must make restitution
• Council picks new parks chief
• Glendale Council candidate: I'm gay
• Hunt continues for phone scammers
• City makes next move in high-stakes game
• City reaches out to disaster victims
• Wreck reminds students to put down phone
• Council meets school board for debate
• Emblematic AA sign swiped
• Clark Magnet High takes scholastic bowl
• Would-be burglar arrested
• Chinese carmaker sets up shop in Glendale
• Charges filed in gang fight that injured 4
• Teachers become students as they learn about solar energy
• 1,500 runners dash to raise cash
• News-Press' endorsements, and why
• Disaster a world away
• Police use Taser to subdue violent naked woman
• Teachers dodge pink-slip bullet
• City settles suit with cosmetics company
• Students quiz GUSD board hopefuls
• Police crack down on drivers who refuse to stop for pedestrians
• Dash to raise cash for strokes
• Prayer breakfast focuses on joy
• Runaway truck driver heads toward trial
• Hearing postponed for woman accused of striking, killing man while on cellphone
• Candidate's criminal history becomes public
• Woman to be paid $1.27M in harassment suit
• Scam targets utility customers
• Lent a reminder of sacrifice, humility
• Two teens must pay for fire damage
• EPA announces cleanup agreements
• Council erects fence around redevelopment funds
• Count shows small population changes
• Four stabbed during fracas
• Campaigns running near empty
• Traffic and ethics top forum subjects
• Overturned dump truck causes outages in the Foothills
• Convicted driver's attorney files appeal
• Caruso, Patel make deal public
• Foothills face irrigation ban
• Church groups walk for food
• Unclassified Info: Project done! Bring on redevelopment!
• Crack-down hits distracted drivers
• Alex Theatre remake in jeopardy
• Zaun announces retirement
• Rebels take home title
• New home is a dream come true
• Man told to stay away from library
• Tologs take CIF title
• Lockyer delivers unwelcome message
• Local jobless figures rise
• Candidates try to make their marks
• Bus route granted reprieve
• Feds fund new emergency gear
• Clouds to burn off for warm, sunny start to weekend
• Ground broken for new carpool lanes
• Food costs eat into DineEquity's profits
• Council ponders curfew measure
• City moves to block payments
• Weather brings winter curiosity
• Council hopefuls square off
• Disney to move its ride shop to Glendale
• Students exposed to grit of city politics
• Airport, Lockheed reach groundwater settlement
• Show's lost sheen hurts biz
• Americana hearing postponed again
• Montrose bridge parking banned amid safety fears
• Woman arrested on suspicion of embezzling $260K
• Bike, pedestrian safety still a concern
• Police: Man drove 3 miles in reverse
• Troop presents its first Eagle awards
• Miss America flips flapjacks for charity
• Horse facilities become more public
• An anchor between two worlds
• Cause for Celebration
• Let it snow, let it snow
• Residents voice 710 plan concerns
• Meet the council candidates
• Meet 'n Potatoes truck cited
• Airport officials urge insulation installation
• Studio has inconsistent quarter
• JPL faces extensive layoffs
• Magnet school questions keep coming
• Council candidates plead their case
• Caruso buys Golden Key
• IHOP's Free Pancake Giveaway Fundraiser Returns
• GUSD says bravo to finalists
• Voting rules remain vague
• Porto opens up on success
• News-Press & Leader open house event
• GCC board hopefuls state their case
• Council OKs $1M for school traffic safety
• Setting the food-service standard
• Direct route to Denver added at Bob Hope
• Grant puts Disney on ice
• Police: Man aimed toy gun at drivers
• Surgeon to discuss weight-loss options
• Alameda Avenue on-ramp in Burbank to be closed overtonight
• Key players in hotel fight ask for time
• City predicts a quick vote count
• Dentist offers free grins
• Burglars target commercial vans
• GCC accreditation deadline nears
• Students keep what they sew
• Ron Kaye: Fighting the 'Power'
• Storms do little damage
• Parents play the magnet lottery
• Weeding out fire danger
• Hillsides are put on flood alert
• More activity at 'haven for parolees'
• L.A. Times launches redevelopment spending database
• GCC trustee candidates take the floor
• Armenian Power crackdown continues
• Nestle enjoys strong 2010
• Crime rises slightly in Crescenta Valley
• Survey targets jobs in the arts
• Armenians uneasy after gang arrests
• Carport collapses on luxury cars
• Meters a smart investment
• Public officials, business leaders play principal for a day
• End in sight for long-awaited community development plan
• Plans for $1.1M treatment facility suspended
• Doors to close at Borders
• Children asked to promote traffic safety
• Bomb squad removes grenade from house
• Columnist to appear on Zarian show
• Technicolor moving jobs to Glendale
• Americana expansion hearing postponed for negotiations
• Sweet worlds collide
• FBI wants public to put heat on "Cooler Bandit"
• Minor stabbed during gang-related fight
• Investment earnings keep falling
• GCC teacher wins faculty of the year award
• Mudslide victims learn about tax relief
• Catholic schools mull extended academic calendars
• High 70s, heavy snow
• Producer lands cooking show on Oprah network
• Stolen Impala found modified
• CV drug prevention director outlines goals
• An uncertain chapter for bookstores
• Police set eye on Red Bull thefts
• City's hands are tied regarding billboards
• Glendale wary of 710 meetings
• Attorney change delays murder trial
• DNA lab might not get funded
• Globetrotters a slam dunk with Balboa students
• Police pick up paroled teen sex offender
• Loft talks to last six months
• Wrecking ball aimed at courthouse
• City Council halts water utility revenue transfers
• Disney finishes 2010 strongly
• A new plan for South Brand
• Police rule man's death an accident
• Park funds could dry up
• Police clamp down on distracted drivers
• Homeboy with a heart
• Glendale sixth-grader spells his way to victory
• City may lose water revenue
• Police ID body found near landfill as missing Palos Verde man
• Frank's Famous in danger of closing
• Campaigning begins for school bond
• Tough times for local police
• Man accused of causing lockdown is arrested
• Man pleads not guilty to taking kickbacks
• City guns for transportation funds
• Glendale braces for pension bill to balloon
• Setting the heels in motion
• Glendale home prices up slightly in 2010, but weak market lingers
• Women, men strut for a good cause
• Caruso to appeal ruling
• City gets $200K in storm-damage settlement
• Glendale police investigated for using squad car for Las Vegas trip, road rage incident
• Judge rules against Caruso
• Warner Bros. makes parent proud
• Armenia's Minister of Diaspora visits Jefferson Elementary
• City Council OKs financial oversight of local nonprofits
• Singers to recognize Armenian Genocide through music
• Big-rig crashes snarl freeways
• Remembering the Jack of all fitness trades
• Protests stir pride, optimism among Southland Egyptians
• GCC faces up to $10M in budget cuts
• Traffic safety campaign keeps spreading
• Alleged credit card skimmer arrested
• Trouble even in paradise
• Magnet lottery system draws alarm
• Former magazine publisher sentenced to 2 1/2 years
• Police officers placed on leave
• Meditating one's stress away
• Three arrested in stabbing
• Credit card skimming suspect arrested
• Police Report
• Political Landscape: Frommer faces roadblocks on transportation issues
• Changing the station
• State lawmakers take up Armenian Genocide
• MTA proposes service changes
• Making an unreal rescue
• Obituary: Kathleen Lyons Herzer
• FBI: Man took $3M in kickbacks
• Circuit City makes way for lofts
• More historic districts are in the works
• Six vie for two council seats
• Newspaper files suit against Burbank for public records
• Metrolink targets Doran crossing
• Thefts remain a challenge
• Bike-friendly road plan progressing
• Campgrounds in the works in local mountains
• Teachers union will not support bond
• Higher financial liability cap sought for Chatsworth Metrolink crash victims
• Police seek leads in tech firm burglary
• Church burglar sentenced to two years in state prison
• District soaked by water costs
• Head count expected to secure services
• Papers expand to Sundays
• Local woman is recognized in State of Union speech
• Judge scolds Costa
• The brains behind the bronze
• Venue without an audience
• Street racer gets 7 years for paralyzing driver
• Parolee escapes in Montrose
• Disney, residents nearing settlement
• Entertainment industry boosts job rate
• Audit of New Horizons is on hold
• Police Report - Jan. 24 2011
• Japanese program finds its feet
• It's bowl season for science whizzes
• Getting a read on the future
• Schools prepare for big exams
• Area has aged like a fine wine
• Briefly In Public Safety
• Police Report
• Council fights to save redevelopment money
• Battle of the sidewalk signs
• Survey notes illegal-texting tendencies
• City earns top grade for tobacco control
• Caruso lawsuit plot thickens
• One down for Caruso, one to go
• Planning Commission denies proposed gym at Chamlian Armenian School
• Obituary: Iva May Carrico, 93
• Museum is a step closer to a move
• Special meeting on redevelopment funding called
• Attempted murder charge filed in stabbing
• Testing requirements stall water treatment facility
• Sun sets on New Horizons
• Sound and fury in trial over Americana noise
• Plan clears path for cyclists and pedestrians
• Nipping violence in the bud
• Supreme Court limits privacy rights of federal contract workers
• Single mom's passion is helping others
• Airport revenue hits turbulence
• Stabbing suspect faces arraignment
• School budget outlook darkens
• The heat is on the 'Cooler Bandit'
• Untitled
• Driver arrested on pot charges
• Jackson is new Raiders coach
• Drop in travelers leveled out in 2010
• City to pay $1.7M in settlement
• District makes strides in energy efficiency
• Arm, leg fractured in car-vs.-pedestrian collision
• Council approves homeless aid funds
• Riding like the wind
• A new wave against 710 tunnel
• The percussive sounds of e-waste
• Showing the ability to LEED
• Putting a passion to good use
• Anchor Blue going out of business
• Man arrested after stabbing
• GCC gets smart-meter money
• Making their pitch
• City offices to be closed Monday
• Volunteer wins presidential award
• Bank robber flees with no money
• MTBE foes urge retests
• Iraq war veteran dies at 30
• Teacher named Educator of the Year
• Staff memos show concern over ADI project
• House fire under investigation
• Bill aims to simplify financial aid
• Disney bags test high for lead
• Police volunteers at your service
• Bullying takes its toll
• Parks permit revenue rises in 2010
• Parolee charged in church thefts
• Study to reexamine water rates
• Utility workers may split from union
• Learning intangibles: leadership, ethics and decision making
• Diesel era ends for MTA buses
• Possible suicide attempt near GCC
• Postal Service offers reward for burglar
• Rockslides delay Angeles Crest reopening
• Briefly in the News
• Alleged church thief arrested
• Service translates into patriotism
• New Horizons aims to repay city
• Ancient winery found in Armenia
• Brown calls for end of redevelopment agencies
• Man reunited with his bike via Craigslist
• Parolee suspected in church thefts
• Legislators react to Arizona shooting
• Film permits on the rise in city
• Angeles Crest Highway section to reopen today
• Caltrans announces nighttime I-5 closures
• Armenian youth group raises funds
• Friar tuckered
• Mt. Waterman gets a lift
• State PTA offers scholarships
• Fire academy students graduate
• Safety issue resurfaces at Bob Hope
• Magnet programs attract droves
• Court battle set between studio, Americana
• Man arrested after standoff
• City gets another poor pedestrian safety score
• Conflict-of-interest issue returns to fore
• Police add electronic signs to arsenal
• Woman pleads not guilty to manslaughter
• Safety is worth a 'Look'
• Building a greener rule of thumb
• Exchange around the corner
• The sweet taste of Christmas
• Mudslide threat flattens home values
• Sheriff's program gives drugs the drop
• Judge delays crash sentence
• Scientists hope to awaken rover
• Editor to appear on Zarian show
• Body found in '09 had ties to Glendale
• Man charged in cold case
• Car sales booming on Brand
• Subpoenas to narrow in on ADI records
• Residents speak out about alleged scam
• Paving the way for more roadwork
• Waiting for the sun
• Thief targets donation box at church
• A consummate pro
• Storms rain on profit parade
• Glendale scores well in hospital study
• Police make 5 DUI arrests on New Year's Eve
• Glendale welcomes first 2011 baby
• Huddling up on the parade route
• Burbank float reigns at parade
• Verdugo Views: 100 years of Glendale Rose Parade floats
• New year, new laws
• Brand merchants favor business district
• Food pantry shelves need stocking
• News stories to keep tabs on in 2011
• Windows of patrol cars get busted
• Marching in step with the best
• Wind gusts topple large tree
• 2010: All over the map
• Lockyer, Chiang freeze money they got from developer
• Strong winds portend damages
• City plans to sue ADI
• Police advisory council will go on
• Political Landscape: Decision keeps energy bills from increasing
• Badgers march on at GCC
• Record rains leave hillsides perilously soaked
• Briefly in the News
• Pancake versus prayer dropped
• Builder got millions from Glendale despite concerns about project
• Troubles nix Minx and Mix
• Boos meet MTBE facility
• Lockheed, Bob Hope lock horns
• Truck crash trial delayed
• Pitch that pine on the curb
• Foothills on saturation watch
• Demanding excellence, producing results
• A mouse in the house
• A tower to the sun
• Central Valley farmers take issue with proposed high-speed rail route
• Nestle almost makes the grade
• No bah humbug here
• Rain, and more coming
• 55 years and still teaching
• Obituary: Janet Mazurki, copy pioneer and columnist
• Patel rejects $6 million buyout
• Fire department fills in for Santa
• Fundraising on the downslide
• Reece takes flight
• Two brothers make a wish
• Rain in forecast for holiday
• Caruso raises his offer
• Pot bust leads to multiple arrests
• Supervisor gives 'A' to grades
• Water managers buoyed by raise
• Driver pleads not guilty
• Foothills survive thanks to 'random act of Mother Nature'
• Police Report
• Police officer charged with battery
• Glendale fares relatively well in storm
• House adjourns without genocide resolution vote
• Storm delays Crest opening
• Firm makes bid for Broadway
• Electric bill won't shock users
• Armenian Genocide resolution may not face vote
• Two men sentenced in cigarette fraud scheme
• Anti-Semitic, anti-Armenian hate crimes increase
• Evacuation warning in Foothills
• Rain expected to intensify
• Homeless shelter to stay open all hours
• Partnership with school means Merry Christmas
• State Fund workers to leave town
• Hotelier: City clipped my wings
• Attorney: Client not texting before hitting man
• Southland slogs through storm system of a decade
• R.D. White leads the way in school safety efforts
• A festive idea that's worth toying with
• Concert condemns hate
• Hillsides hold, but officials brace for more rain
• Trio tries to carjack two vehicles
• California's recovery might not mean a robust job market
• AT&T seeking $1M from city
• Council demands DMV reopening
• Plans resume to 86 chromium 6
• Rain, rain, not going away
• Making dreams come true
• Rain storms could force road closures
• Attorney sues two officers
• City approves Mitaa Plaza
• Tuning in to the new substation
• Descendants of Armenian genocide victims sue Turkey for $65M
• Briefly in the News: City receives national honors
• Budget woes linger into 2011
• A full-court controversy
• Parks director heads south
• Mystery surrounds GCC leave
• Banquet hall battle nears end
• Council wants to review jury award
• District braces for more cuts
• Officials ensure spill dome integrity
• Briefly in Public Safety: Police investigate robbery involving kitchen knife
• Design of neon museum is progressing
• School board OKs $270M bond
• Four officers get a ranking boost
• Expo connects homeless with services
• Scout leader teaches work ethic and volunteer spirit
• Woman arrested in texting fatality
• Court affirms ruling against city
• GCC reduces winter session classes
• Rachael Ray promotes pet project
• 'Connect Day' offers services to homeless
• Visions of cheese
• Government drops airport applesauce assault case
• Reporting driving violations? There's an app for that
• Regulators rescind warnings on Warner Bros. glasses
• Hospitals ban smoking
• Toy soldiers
• Battle of the big horns
• Students fill budget gaps themselves
• Pacific BMW donates $50,000 to school cause
• Man gets 15 to life for killing girlfriend
• Descendants win the right to sue
• Mayor upset with state of traffic safety
• Street racer convicted
• Assemblyman's brother dies in apparent suicide
• Armenian genocide victims' descendants may sue
• Brother of Assemblyman Anthony Portantino dies in apparent suicide
• Teen's joyride ends in wreck, police say
• Lifesaving brothers
• 710 tunnel cost estimate delayed
• Storefront bares its art
• Smart meter installation underway
• After $1M in bonuses last year, Burbank employees up for more
• Effort to price 710 Freeway tunnel stalls again
• Driver's fate in hands of jury
• Political Landscape: Antonovich takes the county reins
• Quick hits: Lady Bug fire suspect pleads guilty
• Local libraries thrive despite woes
• City stretches civic arts canvas
• Council gives regards to Broadway Lofts
• Airport to raise parking fees
• Car hits baby in stroller
• Men sentenced for killing woman
• Instructor reflects on schools past
• Utility workers protest at City Hall
• New BevMo to open this week
• Santa headlines parade
• Police warn to watch out for solicitors
• Vehicle burglary season is here
• Playful train provides a spark
• Nearly seven decades later, Pearl Harbor attack still a vivid memory
• Spirited holiday events
• Police put jewelers on alert
• Drug use relatively low in local schools
• Gatto brushes off residency claim
• Police plant overturned car
• L.A. County district attorney looks into assemblyman's residency
• Documents critical of Armenia
• Teen accused of starting small fire
• Bringing the farm to school
• Schiff says leaks hurt diplomacy
• Community welcomes new pool
• Political Landscape: Governor calls lame-duck budget session
• Task Force hopes to cover a forgotten need
• Winter shelter puts the light on
• Roughly $1M in bonuses to city execs in 8 years
• Revised tree trimming rules headed for approval
• An odd twist in a tale of honesty
• Doctor awarded for work with disaster victims
• Council sides with Caruso
• Burbank taxi fleet full of hybrids
• Council passes on developer fees
• Big-rig driver switches to Spanish
• The sound and the fury
• Computer system getting costlier
• Tree ordinance returns to dais
• Pair charged with extortion
• Americana's Caruso aims for growth
• Caruso seeks to expand Americana at Brand
• Deaf, blind dog inspires special needs students
• Family gets 'Trudge' all to themselves
• Physician's license revoked
• Crossing bicycle boundaries
• Artful plans in the works
• Fire engulfs two-story home
• Public art gets planners' support
• Eclipse stands out in digital world
• Making wishes come true
• New pipeline pricier than expected
• Wide-eyed on Black Friday
• Tutors help homeless children succeed
• Parking citations on an incline
• Expect heavy traffic this weekend
• Untitled
• Remnants burn brightly on Brand
• Go easy when you give thanks
• Horsing around in class
• Retailers hoping for a sea change
• Sharing the gift of reading
• A good share day
• Glendale improves ranking in crime survey
• Dump truck tips, spills
• Pot clinics banned in La Crescenta
• Worth the frisk
• E-mails reveal clashes over high-speed rail project
• Burbank chips in for homeless shelter
• With no body scanners at Bob Hope Airport, few travelers express worry
• Artists sought for Maple Park
• Warner Bros. recalls drinking glasses
• Angeles Crest may open in December
• Food pantries meeting high demand
• 'Living right' for 102 years
• Driver charged with murder claims state at fault
• Warner Bros. pulls collectible glasses from shelves
• Angeles Crest Highway could reopen in December
• Judge orders banquet hall to stop operating
• Artists make an animated effort
• Armenian community celebrates landmark
• Rose float group struggling
• Owner stops chopping
• Briefly In The News
• District outlines potential bond uses
• Case of the missing pomegranates
• Attorney pleads not guilty to grand theft
• Residents urged to prepare for mud
• Fig tree hacked
• Kettle season is underway
• Consultant critical of downtown parking
• Police alert west Glendale neighborhood
• Another Jewelry Mart robbed
• CV water rates rise again
• Political Landscape: Pelosi hoped to recognize Armenian geocide
• Class A building sent back a grade
• Buckle up for holiday safety
• Fugitive arrested after manhunt
• Nonprofits can vie for scarce federal grants
• Tyler Hilton serenades Glendale High School
• Roller derby is no rinky-dink endeavor
• Crescenta Valley water officials approve rate hike
• 'One Tree Hill' star performs at Glendale High
• Chromium deep-sixed
• Transportation official to step down from high-speed rail panel
• Police seek witnesses to robbery
• La Crescenta says goodbye to plastic
• Police looking into two stabbings
• Still helping people at age 92
• Roger Rochart, husband of nonprofit leader, killed in crash
• Turning over a new Leaf
• Treasurer wants more investment flexibility
• Fallen firefighters honored
• Police detain three suspects in Jewelry Mart robbery
• Treasures in the making
• Korean language program flourishes with community support
• Walking for a cause
• Downtown parking may change
• Shelter set for Dec. 1 opening
• Sidewalk art draws crowds
• Church raises funds to feed the hungry
• Learning through play
• Big plans downtown are getting smaller
• Carnival cruise problems hit home
• Saluting the nation's veterans
• Economists deliver merry holiday forecast
• Movies are a bright spot at Disney
• Glendale Marketplace is for sale
• Teaching new dogs old tricks
• Wind, branches cause power outages
• Market Watch: Farmers market cheating alleged
• Political Landscape: A divided Congress will collide in 2011
• School sows seeds for artificial turf
• City Council supports downtown Business Improvement District
• Housing Authority considers options
• City wins grant to develop park
• Adopting an open heart
• A great storyteller and friend
• Water rates to increase
• Military recruits sworn in at ceremony
• Glendale Galleria welcomes new stores
• Alleged bike thief pleads not guilty
• Mixing it up at Wilson Middle School
• Warner Bros. acquires Britain's Leavesden Studios
• Reaching for the stethoscope
• Recruits set to replace retiring firefighters
• Brothers plead not guilty to fraud charges
• Pension costs sting budget
• Council expected to OK water rate hike
• Mentoring program opens site in Glendale
• City Council to vote on water rate hike
• Soccer on wheels at GCC
• Community center becomes checkup central
• New faces join Town Council
• Feeling the love
• Sneaky thieves grab purses
• New Trader Joe's hits a snag
• Love Ride returns quietly
• GUSD crunches numbers on bond
• Vandalism on the rise
• Public Storage profit rises
• Bright news for Bob Hope Airport
• Costa to go it alone
• Pacific Park pool approved
• Former Bears president charged with fraud
• Wilson students give raucous welcome to military vets
• Dan Harmon screens 'Community' at GCC
• Galleria still seeing stars
• Briefly in the News
• Local incumbents hold on strong, despite nationwide changes
• City Council to review New Horizons grant
• Laser briefly blinds police helicopter pilots
• Time Warner sees digital future
• Democrats take Glendale, Burbank elections
• He keeps alumni smiling brightly
• DineEquity shares rise 15%
• City employees forced to take pay cuts
• CV High students work the polls
• Local Democrats reign
• Candidates and their supporters pull out all the stops
• Prop. 19 supporters say win or lose they've sparked a debate
• A battle to the finish
• ELECTION 2010: Weary voters cast ballots
• Briefly In Public Safety: Driver of runaway truck due in court
• Korean delegates visit GCC
• Parked cars smashed up in hit-run
• Online company picks Glendale
• Gangs of wrappers
• Costa back in court
• Pension crisis is in the limelight, but solutions won't come easy
• Lost hiker found
• From stuck to in luck
• Police release traffic numbers
• City padlocks Montrose Collection
• GCC making progress on goals
• Families home in on new Habitat
• A dressy occasion
• Flu shots at drivers' convenience
• DMV closes refurbished Glenoaks branch
• Schiff, Sherman transfer funds
• Whitman drops by Porto's
• Feinstein stumps against Prop. 19
• Congressional hopefuls spar during forum
• Town Council candidates focus on development
• California launches probe into Bell's handling of bond issues
• New Horizons' troubles bared
• Teen facing hit-run charges
• Telethon to benefit orphaned children in Armenia
• Free Scary Face Pancakes At Ihop Restaurants
• In brief: ANC organizes free legal clinic
• Auction helps defray medical bills
• Baby's family hoping for marrow match
• Empty storefronts tell different stories
• TSA battery case is dismissed
• Schiff claims challenger a non-voter
• Holiday airfares cost more this year
• Group prays for an end to abortion
• Rallying from the right
• Glendale police win third in competition
• Oh, the horror
• Glendale Bears leader ousted
• Greener pastures ahead
• IHOP sues church over name
• Fraud suspect appears in court
• Disney, Time-Warner pony up against Prop. 24
• Warning signs within the numbers
• Guests spend night seeing stars
• Council talks water rate hike
• Developer accused of financial fraud
• FBI raid nets 15 accused in $100M Medicare case
• Public information officer retires
• Walt Disney construction debate continues in Glendale
• Police: SUV crash survivor's story is a miracle
• Union, district back to the table
• Schools get a budget boost
• A hands-on sting
• Political Landscape: Gatto's measure would help Rainy Day Fund
• Motorcycle officer struck by motorist
• Honored for bravery, service
• Federal authorities probe L.A. developer
• Volunteering keeps her young and strong
• Budget woes still linger
• Fleeing as civilian, returning as translator
• Commission cites Keuroghelian with warning
• Politicians grill U.S. Forest Service about Station fire
• Gatto and Ramani go into detail
• Two men arrested in street robbery
• Photos show alleged robber
• Council asked to boost water rate
• Fire destroys home during project
• Cost concerns weakened Forest Service's assault on Station fire, study says
• Taxi feud continues, prompts study
• Paying tribute to Coach
• Community unity
• Gingrich speaks out for Colbert
• Dog park goes to county officials
• Event goes to the police dogs
• Slippery odds for a mountain road
• LCHS, FSHA, Prep students named to Rose Court
• Drayman to seek another term
• Cimmarusti chairs Glendale Memorial Hospital event
• Police cite drivers for chatting, texting
• Cities defend coal practices
• High school celebrates 50 years
• Land preservation gaining steam
• Applicant pushes for day spa
• Unity Fest set to take over Brand
• Crime lab to benefit from grant
• Pot proposition burning topic at forum
• Man drives off parking garage; sustains minor injuries
• Dog takes a jog through airport
• Water rates must rise, utility officials say
• Officials bond during State of the Schools
• Truck catches on fire, yams spill onto freeway
• Health care coordination urged
• Water falls, hillsides don't
• Basin expansions continue in Foothills as first storm hits
• Glendale school board rejects "district of choice" designation
• Walking in the rain
• Leading Scouts down the right path
• Two abandoned dogs have new homes
• Police bust phony-credit-card ring
• City OKs Habitat project
• Trio accused of stealing account numbers
• JPL suit goes before Supreme Court today
• Lady Bug fire suspect appears in court
• Burbank man falls to death off Grand Canyon outcropping
• Injury cited by ex-Bell police chief in disability pension claim didn't prevent him from exercising
• Drug drop-offs likely to continue
• Police target distracted drivers
• Gov. signs series of local bills
• 'Healthy Street Plan' comes out
• Here's to Broadway
• Car doused with paint overnight
• Halloween has a lot in store
• Families get scientific together
• Beer, rides and Montrose
• 'Everyone is together. Everyone is walking'
• Bomb squad removes object from Burbank home
• Longtime owner of career college dies
• Raining on the heat parade
• Schools' financial struggles continue
• Officers band together in pink
• Bridge traffic light so far
• Thunderstorms bring showers, lightning, fire danger
• Schwarzenegger vetoes bills on pension limits
• Relay for Life event to hit Scholl Canyon fields tomorrow
• Judge drops hate crime allegation
• Glendale Unified hosts community meeting
• Special education class closes due to low enrollment
• K-9 unit seeks young recruits
• Commission gears up parking plan
• Korean delegation visits Glendale
• Police discuss South Glendale crime concerns
• Reward extended for hit-run driver
• Keppel, Franklin, Edison to become magnets
• Government looks to get the lead out
• Residents call again for crossing closure
• Schwarzenegger signs bill guaranteeing community college transfers to Cal State
• Standardized tests off the record
• Prop. 23 opponents rally at 'green' Bob Hope Airport hangar
• Abbott and Costello in Hold that Ghost Halloween Show
• Second truck accident in as many days snarls 210 Fwy. traffic
• Sally Menke, longtime film editor for Quentin Tarantino, found dead near Griffith Park
• Volunteer is friendly and faithful to a cause
• Convicted murderer gets 16 to life
• Police kill pit bull at rehab facility
• Big rig collides with sedan on 210
• It's a stormy transfer climate for GCC students
• Shooting victim in stable condition
• Montrose to host annual Oktoberfest
• Trial date set for former GCC teacher
• Caltrans begins construction on I-5 corridor
• Travel Agent Arrested, Charged with Scamming Vacationers
• Utility calls on customers to conserve amid record demand
• Big rig overturns on 210 Fwy. onramp
• Inventory of unsold homes grows as buyers dwindle
• Glendale staffing company expands
• Briefly In Business: Applications open for Leadership Glendale
• Get out and cheer for local football teams
• Man shot at train station
• Prescription drugs laid to waste
• Volunteers count cyclists, pedestrians
• Water bill would put pressure on schools
• Through the grapevine
• VHH doctor performs innovative obesity surgery
• Utility transfers up for debate
• Blaze follows fire alert
• Alleged Rolex thief faces felony charge
• GCC mulls $25M loan
• Former Bell police chief had a lucrative tax angle for retirement
• Galleria names general manager
• Police: False alarm on teen motorist who offered 3 boys a ride
• Car crashes into Marie Callender's
• Council OKs $3.4M pipeline repair
• Getting into the game
• Liu meets with people hurt by budget stalemate
• 7-Up truck runs over homeless man
• D.A.'s office investigates former Bell police chief's pension deal
• Forest Service releases Station fire transcripts
• Photo Contest
• Krikorian Journey: Celebrating 20 Years – The American Dream!
• GLENDALE RESIDENT HONORED FOR WORK IN DEMENTIA CARE
• Glendale Tax Day Tea Parties Protest Rally April 15 Tea Party
• Mark Sweeney Announces Retirement, Joins Dodgers Staff as Assistant Coach
• VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
• An Expert's Opinon on Glendale Real Estate
• The Nutcracker
• A Connecticut Yankee
• Virtuoso Turns
• Los Angeles Ballet Presents New Beginnings
• Mozart Finale
• Celebrate Dance 2007
• Christine Pepelyan In Concert
• Mozart Gold
• Media City Ballet Presents The Nutcracker
• Ballet Petit Presents The Nutcracker
• Sounds Of Christmas
• Three Stooges Big Screen Event
• Backstage And Historic Tour Of The Alex Theatre
• It's A Bird, It's A Plane, It's Superman
• Los Angeles County High School Presents Annie
• Kurt Weill's Street Scene

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