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Three Glendale Community College athletes took home individual titles at the Western State Conference Championships at Santa Barbara City College.
GLENDALE — More often than not, the Crescenta Valley High and Arcadia baseball teams have been accustomed to playing close games.
A historic season for the Glendale Community College women’s tennis team will continue for at least one more day and perhaps more.
LA CAÑADA — Occupying the top rung of the Prep League standings, the Flintridge Prep boys’ volleyball team is prepared for its share of challenges during the final stretch of the league campaign.
Aspirations of advancing to Saturday’s second-to-last day of the season-ending 115th annual Ojai Valley Tournament fell short for the Glendale Community College men’s tennis team Friday afternoon.
Bert Ring gives us his take on Pope Francis' acknowledgement of the Armenian Genocide and President Obama's decision not to use the word "genocide."
VALENCIA — It made no matter to the Glendale Community College baseball team what L.A. Mission was doing miles away, because the Vaqueros were intent on closing out their Western State Conference South Division business on their own accord.
Armenian Americans span three decades of local leadership |
The first Armenian American elected to public office in Glendale didn’t think that being the first was unique at the time.
More than 130,000 people take part in LA rally commemorating Armenian Genocide centennial |
A century after a genocide that left 1.5 million Armenians dead, thousands of their descendants took the streets of Los Angeles in remembrance on Friday, while also demanding recognition from the perpetrators.
YEREVAN, Armenia -- Former Glendale Mayor Eileen Givens, traveling with a small contingent of local residents, represented the city of Glendale during meetings with Armenian officials as part of genocide commemorations being held in that country.
Teens host event for Children's Hospital Los Angeles |
The community is invited to the annual TACH (Teens for the Advancement of Children’s Hospital) Bash, which will take place from noon to 4 p.m. on Sunday, April 26 in Memorial Park, 1301 Foothill Blvd.
Police are investigating the apparent suicide of a Burbank man whose body was recovered Thursday off Pacific Coast Highway in Ventura County, near Naval Air Station Point Mugu.
This past week has been a remarkable one, a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
When someone asks how you’re doing, can you respond “I am good”? Or is the only correct form “I am well”? And why?
No experience required.
Crime Report: Silver and gold coins from 1988 Olympics stolen from home |
The victim reported she'd left her home secured at 9:30 a.m. When she returned at 1:10 p.m. she saw that a sliding-glass door had been shattered.
Vartouhi Tcholakian remembers hearing bombs passing over her home when the civil war started in Lebanon in 1975.
The reward for the return of decades-old love letters or information leading to an arrest has increased to $5,000, offered by the son of the 80-year-old Glendale woman whose home they were stolen from last week.
Water runoff alarms residents |
[UPDATED 4:39 p.m.] Several La Cañada residents were alarmed this week after witnessing mass quantities of water issuing from reservoirs near Alta Canyada Road and Harter Lane, both owned and operated by the La Cañada Irrigation District.
Outside City Hall, orange is the new alert |
As California water officials met to determine how much cities will be forced to conserve in the coming year, Foothill Municipal Water District changed its own conservation status Tuesday to “orange,” warning residents of drier times ahead.
A giant wreath was placed by the Armenian Genocide memorial plaque at the Glendale Community College on Thursday as a procession of a few hundred students and faculty watched.
Good morning, 818! Today is Friday, April 24, 2015. Temperatures for today are forecasted to reach a high of 69 degrees and a low of 53 with a 20% chance of showers during the day, according to the National Weather Service.
BURBANK — If there was anyone on the softball diamond who could understand what Presley Miraglia was experiencing Thursday night, it was Caitlyn Brooks.
GLENDALE — There was more surrounding Thursday’s Pacific League softball game between Glendale High and rival Hoover than cross-town bragging rights.
COLLEGE BASEBALL
Following a spectacular season, which included a conference championship and a deep playoff run, the Glendale Community College women’s tennis team ventured to Ventura on Thursday to participate in the prestigious Ojai Invitational.
Throughout the season, the doubles teams on the Glendale Community College men’s tennis team have meshed well.
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