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Bullying claims by parents stand in contrast to official line

Bullying claims by parents stand in contrast to official line

Statements by the parents of a Crescenta Valley High School student who killed himself earlier this month that bullying may have played a...

 

Portantino seeks wage freeze

Refusing to take no, no, no and no for an answer, Assemblyman Anthony Portantino (D-La Cañada Flintridge) has reintroduced a...

 

Officials ID man who died after car plunged 300 feet

Los Angeles County coroner officials identified the 25-year-old La Mirada man whose car plunged 300 feet off a steep highway in Angeles...

Flinn takes over Tournament of Roses

Bill Flinn, a longtime Tournament of Roses official who stepped into the breach last year when then-executive director P. Scott McKibben...

 

Schiff, Republican colleague call proposed NASA cuts 'serious mistake'

Adam Schiff (D-Burbank) and John Culberson (R-Texas) penned an op-ed piece in the latest issue of Space News, arguing that...

 

NASA cuts threaten employees, Mars exploration

Proposed cuts to next year’s NASA budget would drastically scale back the agency’s efforts to explore Mars, likely costing...

Opinion

Resources for students, families are available

On Feb. 10, Crescenta Valley High School and the La Crescenta and Glendale communities were devastated by the suicide of a 10th-grade...

Life is a team sport

I am a lecturer of some renown — passionate, articulate and persuasive — my audience glued to their seats. Plus they have...

Please clean up after your dogs

It's a delight to walk on Starlight Crest Drive, along the country club fence, and see our winter visitors — a dozen Canada geese,...

Be grateful for places like Lupe's

Last week an article in the Valley Sun entitled “Neighborhood on the lookout for local crime” included the following quote:...

Columns

Ron Kaye: A partnership based on respect

Near the end of the latest bitter debate over the closure of Fire Station 39 in west Pasadena, Councilman Terry Tornek lamented: “...

A Word, Please: Learning how to trim sentences' fat

Here's a sentence from an article I was editing recently: “What's more — aside from a specialized curriculum — private...

Thoughts from Dr. Joe: Pompoms, routines and a little bit of Zen

Why on earth would those gorgeous cheerleaders want to hang out with a guy like me? When I was in college, I asked myself that question many...

Guest Column: Taking a peek inside the city's projects

As a continuation of my Feb. 2...

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    Sports

    • Spartan comeback doesn't extend to overtime

      TORRANCE — It looked like the La Cañada High boys' basketball team was destined for a trip to the semifinals as it overcame an...

    • Spartans blanked by Vikings

      LA CAÑADA FLINTRIDGE — With a young and improving team, the La Cañada High boys' soccer team appeared optimistic about...

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      PASADENA — With his team up by 45 points midway through the third period of its CIF Southern Section Division 6 quarterfinal game...

    Life & Leisure

    • A tried-and-true Method

      A tried-and-true Method

      Glendale isn't normally considered the center of modern electronic music, but for one of the genre's legendary acts, the Crystal Method, the...

    Society

    The Valley Line: Tasting wine for a good cause

    Four years ago Mike Farwell, owner of Noir Food and Wine Restaurant in Pasadena, was sharing a wonderful pinot noir wine and exquisite...

    The Valley Line: Three Texas Tenors, and high on Hillsides

    Wow! Here we are already into February. Last week, after the rainstorm drenched us Monday, it seemed that we leaped straight to July, as the...

    Public Safety

    Thieves said to target trash bins

    Not only have thieves looking for an easy buck targeted the contents of the catalytic converters on your cars and the cans and bottles in...

    Crime Blotter, Feb. 9: Nissan keyed and hit with a baseball bat

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    Crime Blotter, Feb. 2: $2,300 bike, gardening equipment stolen

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    Residents make their blood bank deposits

    Area residents joined deputies on Wednesday at the Crescenta Valley Sheriff’s Station in an annual effort to help fill local blood...

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