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Paradise Canyon student wins local spelling bee

Paradise Canyon student wins local spelling bee

At the La Cañada Unified School District headquarters Thursday, the night turned from “zany” to “outrageous”...

 

Constitutional law talk captures teens' attention

La Cañada High School students got a crash course Thursday on the Supreme Court and the real-world application of constitutional...

 

Taking an arty gamble

La Cañada might not be known as gallery row, but that isn’t stopping Michael Humphries from trying to expand the art...

New leads found in old murder

A dozen years after La Cañada residents Harold “Skip” Tillman and his wife, Joni, were found buried in remote graves,...

 

Antonovich blasts governor's tax plan

Los Angeles County Supervisor Mike Antonovich criticized Gov. Jerry Brown’s tax plan and his recent realignment initiative to...

 

Caltrans wants to abandon cliff-hanging Highway 39 in ANF

In a standoff with federal forest officials, Caltrans is proposing to abandon a popular, cliff-hanging highway in the San Gabriel...

 

Palm Crest Elementary placed on brief lockdown

Palm Crest Elementary went on lockdown for a few minutes Wednesday as a Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department helicopter searched...

Legislators look to quiet helicopter noise

State Assemblyman Mike Feuer (D-Los Angeles) introduced a resolution last week urging the U.S. Congress to pass legislation that would...

Portantino bows out of senate race

Assemblyman Anthony Portantino (D-La Cañada Flintridge) has decided not to seek election in 2012, ending an exploratory bid to...

Legislators look to quiet helicopter noise

State Assemblyman Mike Feuer (D-Los Angeles) introduced a resolution last week urging the U.S. Congress to pass legislation that would...

City holds off on preservation program

Local property owners who have been looking to the city to enact an historic property preservation program under the Mills Act will have...

Thomas painting finds a new home

A portrait by a noted local artist that had been hanging unceremoniously near a set of bathrooms at La Cañada Elementary School has...

Skateboard shop displays LCHS art students' decks

Art students from La Cañada High School are getting a chance to show their illustration and painting skills on some unlikely...

Local science teacher receives fellowship

Flintridge Preparatory School science teacher Theresa Cheng has been selected by the National Science Teachers Association to be a Dow-...

Many events on St. Francis High School calendar

St. Francis High School will be hosting its Freshman Entrance Examination on Saturday, Jan. 21 at 8:30 a.m. Prospective students will be...

Obituary: Sue Savona

La Cañada High School graduate Sue Duca Savona, 38, of Glendale passed away suddenly from complications related to an emergency...

Obituary: Evelyn Hill

Evelyn Weikel Hill, a former La Cañadan who was an active member of La Cañada Presbyterian Church and a volunteer at Verdugo...

Poll

The planning commission will soon be reviewing the city's tree ordinance. Do you think La Canada's tree ordinance is too restrictive to homeowners?

  • Yes, homeowners should be allowed to do what they want with trees on their property.
  • No, protecting trees helps preserve La Canada's unique historical character
  • Neither. But a closer look should be taken as to which trees are protected.
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