Glendale man, 81, with diabetes, dementia reported missing

Missing elderly man found in Glendale

[Update 5:42 p.m.] Glendale police found Byung Jin Choi just before 5 p.m. in the 300 block of North Glendale Avenue after a passerby reported an elderly person with a walker who appeared to need help. Police said they took him to Glendale Adventist Hospital and have alerted his family.

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La Cañada residents protest drain plan

La Cañada Flintridge plans to repair storm drains in three areas of the city, but residents in one neighborhood believe the project is costly and excessive.

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La Cañada Crime: Teen asked to leave party, throws rocks

Vandalism: 1400 block of Descanso Drive, between 11:36 and 11:39 p.m. A 17-year-old boy allegedly threw rocks at a vehicle and a bedroom window after being asked to leave a party to which he had not been invited. A security camera at the residence shows evidence of the incident.

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School board passes tentative budget

Glendale school board passes tentative budget

The Glendale Unified school board — still uncertain over how state funding will impact local schools — approved a "placeholder" budget for 2013-14 on Tuesday that eventually could include a pay raise for employees who have gone without now for seven years.

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Los Angeles man charged with indecent exposure

An 18-year-old Los Angeles man was charged Wednesday after allegedly peeping through apartment windows and doors with his genitals exposed, officials said.

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Glendale man killed in hate crime, official says

The man accused of brutally murdering a Glendale resident earlier this year did so because the victim was gay, a spokeswoman for the Los Angeles County district attorney's office said Wednesday.

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Glendale may add fix-it-or-ticket' approach to code violations

Fed up with how long it takes to correct code violations — from illegal construction to littered lawns — the City Council this week moved to take a more "fix-it-or-ticket" approach to enforcing the law.

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Poll indicates parcel tax support for La Cañada schools

Local voters may have widely differing viewpoints on taxation and the machinations behind state and local budgets, but there is one thing they all seem to agree on: The quality of education at La Cañada Unified schools is a priority and should be maintained, even if it costs them.

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Scout plaques annoy La Cañada Flintridge trail users

After they renovated sections of a trail in La Cañada Flintridge, two local Eagle Scouts were recognized last year with personal plaques displayed near their completed projects. But trail advocates weren't pleased with the location of the monuments: on the edge of the trail, where residents run and ride bicycles or horses.

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St. Francis graduate Christian Bergman crowned all-star with Tulsa Drillers

The following are updates on local baseball players at the minor league level.

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FILE PHOTO: La Canada's #10 John Paul Caire returns safely to first base during game vs. Arcadia at the La Canada Summer Smash in La Canada on Friday, June 29, 2012. In 2012, the tournament hosted 48 teams. This year there will be 45 teams on deck.

La Cañada Summer Smash shrinks into town

After some strong growth a year ago, the La Cañada Summer Smash Little League baseball tournament will shrink this year.

Brush fire near railroad tracks in Burbank is quickly extinguished

Emergency crews in Burbank were able to quickly extinguish a “very small” brush fire Wednesday that ignited next to the railroad tracks near Verdugo Avenue and Front Street, authorities said.

FILE PHOTO: Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy swimmer Andrea Kropp photographed at the Pasadena City College Aquatic Center in 2007. After claiming an Ivy League championship at Princeton University in 2011, the former Tolog transferred to USC and put on a redshirt for her sophomore season.

Former Flintridge Sacred Heart swimmer Andrea Kropp adjusts to new setting with USC

Andrea Kropp (Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy, 2010) USC swimming redshirt sophomore: After claiming an Ivy League championship at Princeton University in 2011, the former Tolog transferred to USC and put on a redshirt for her sophomore season.

St. Francis sports medicine adds to historic two-week run

It's still fair to say St. Francis High owns the National High School Sports Medicine Championships.

Susan Le Fevre, center, was crowned queen of La Cañada's first Fiesta Days celebration, held June 21-23, 1973. Serving with her on the royal court were princesses, clockwise from left, Karen Wallace, Linda Currie, Melody Akins and Francine Vital.

La Cañada History: First Fiesta Days Queen crowned

Forty Years Ago: La Cañada's first Fiesta Days, a three-day event that also marked the 189th birthday of the community, was held June 21- 23, 1973.

Op-ed: Make LCUSD a charter district

Finding sufficient funding to maintain the high-quality of the La Cañada Unified School District has been a continuing problem in La Cañada Flintridge for most of the 32 years I have lived here. Having enough money is the means to the end of maintaining high standards. A committee of parents from our city proposes adding Sagebrush-area children to the LCUSD (“Parents call for district change,” June 6), which would have the effect of bringing more dollars to the district. Numerous attempts to do this have been tried in the past and all have failed.

Bryan Mahoney

Burb's Eye View: Parents find way to help school

Theseus without his Minotaur is like Superman without his Lex Luthor. Otherwise, the hero just gets the girl and lives happily ever after.

Burbank Animal Shelter volunteers round up puppies for outdoor play time. All dogs and cats that are adopted will soon get free collars and ID tags.

Burbank Animal Shelter to provide free collars, ID tags

Dogs and cats lucky enough to get adopted out of the Burbank Animal Shelter will not only get a new home, but their own collars and identification tags.

Stormtroopers take over the stage at a private Disney event at the Licensing Expo in Las Vegas. Walt Disney Co. is looking for a boost from "Star Wars" when three new movies are released over the next few years.

Disney sees 'Star Wars' driving up merchandise sales at light-speed

Already the entertainment industry’s biggest licensor, the Walt Disney Co. is looking to "Star Wars" to lift it to new galactic heights when it releases three new movies over the next few years. 

A scene from the DreamWorks Animation TV series "Dragons: Riders of Berk" on Cartoon Network.

DreamWorks Animation reinventing itself with TV deals, CEO says

With the freshly-announced deals to produce animated television shows for Netflix and Germany's leading children's TV channel, DreamWorks Animation is well on the way to reinventing itself as a multifaceted media company.

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