Glendale News Press

01/13/2026

The city of Glendale hosted its second winter decorating contest, inviting residents and local businesses to showcase their holiday spirit and help brighten neighborhoods.

01/10/2026

Two alleged members of an extremist group pleaded not guilty Monday, Dec. 5, to charges of planning coordinated bombing attacks on New Year's Eve across Southern California — a suspected plot that was derailed by authorities weeks earlier.

Two alleged members of an extremist group pleaded not guilty Monday, Dec. 5, to charges of planning coordinated bombing attacks on New Year's Eve across Southern California — a suspected

01/10/2026

Glendale is ringing in 2026 with upward of $2 to $3 million in citywide damages caused by the most recent rainstorms, City Manager Roubik Golanian said.

01/09/2026

When Cathy Hrenda was first tasked with organizing an annual community art installation for Adams Square Mini Park's 1936 streamline moderne gas station gallery, she had to find an economically savvy way to source materials.

Assemblage artist Cathy Hrenda has organized annual community art installations at Adams Square Mini Park's gas station gallery since 2015, using discarded materials like cardboard boxes. Residents paint and decorate

01/09/2026

Although Glendale was ultimately unscathed by the Eaton Fire, members of the city's community were impacted by its devastation. Among those community members were teachers, students and staff from the Glendale Unified School District.

Although Glendale was ultimately unscathed by the Eaton Fire, members of the city's community were impacted by its devastation. Among those community members were teachers, students and staff from the

01/03/2026

Glendale saw many highs and lows in 2025.

Here are some of Glendale's top stories for the year:

Glendale saw many highs and lows in 2025. From controversy surrounding its selection of mayor, a fight to save a local apartment complex from demolition, juggling state housing mandates with

12/28/2025

City Council amended its mayoral selection process, removing the order of precedence and allowing councilmembers to choose the mayor by majority vote with no restrictions, while also moving the election date from April to July starting in 2027.

City Council amended its mayoral selection process, removing the order of precedence and allowing councilmembers to choose the mayor by majority vote with no restrictions, while also moving the election

12/27/2025

Another housing development is making headway in Glendale's downtown area. The Glendale City Council approved a proposed 40-unit multifamily residential development to be built at 126-128 S. Kenwood St.

12/24/2025

Glendale City Council voted 3-2 to formalize discussion on removing city-owned parking lots from a residential overlay zone allowing up to 50 units per acre. Montrose residents opposed the plan, citing parking concerns.

Glendale City Council voted 3-2 to formalize discussion on removing city-owned parking lots from a residential overlay zone allowing up to 50 units per acre. Montrose residents opposed the plan,

12/23/2025

Glendale city officials honored the legacy of a fallen local hero during a presentation at Glendale High School on Dec. 8.

12/21/2025

Glendale's local government and that of other cities across California are taking steps toward reducing greenhouse gas emissions and improving energy efficiency.