Glendale News Press

11/19/2025

Former GCC student Lauren Davies, research assistant with the Living New Deal, gave a presentation on Thursday, Nov. 6 at Glendale Community College on the public works projects that were built locally.

President Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal helped the nation recover from its Great Depression.

11/16/2025

The Glendale Unified School District's Board of Education discussed revising its mobile communication device policy for grades K-12, at a meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 4. GUSD also announced its limiting elementary students access to YouTube.

As technology grows, so do concerns for today's youth being able to safely access and navigate the digital world while also benefiting from the innovation.

11/14/2025

A man who posed as a customer reportedly stole close to $10,000 in merchandise from Qualité Los Angeles, a specialty clothing store located in Glendale's Kenneth Village, on Friday, Nov. 7.

A thief who posed as a customer reportedly stole close to $10,000 in merchandise — including hoodies and a Pikachu plush doll — from Qualité Los Angeles, a specialty clothing

11/14/2025

Plans for development are moving forward at the site of the former Conrad's Restaurant in Downtown Glendale.

Plans for development are moving forward at the site of the former Conrad's Restaurant in downtown Glendale, with the City Council approving stage two of a design for a eight-story

11/11/2025

Glendale resident Janaé Rachel Ballot’s debut feature film “Dissociated Me,” a hybrid comedy-drama, was shot almost entirely without a script.

11/08/2025

Explorer, preservation and arts advocate, lover of architecture, civic leader and Adams Hills resident Arlene Vidor’s photography is on display at the ace/121 Gallery in Glendale through Nov. 22, on Wednesday-Saturday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Explorer, preservation and arts advocate, lover of architecture, civic leader and Adams Hills resident Arlene Vidor’s photography is on display at the ace/121 Gallery in Glendale through Nov. 22, on

11/07/2025

California District 44 Assemblymember Nick Schultz provided the Glendale City Council with a legislative update at a meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 21.

California District 44 Assemblymember Nick Schultz, who serves the cities of North Glendale, Burbank, and the La Crescenta, Sunland Tujunga, North Hollywood, Sherman Oaks, Studio City, Toluca Lake, and Valley

11/07/2025

In an effort to remedy the city’s imbalanced budget and address its housing requirements, Glendale is opening itself up to development on certain city-owned parking lots.

In an effort to remedy the city’s imbalanced budget and address its housing requirements, Glendale is opening itself up to development on certain city-owned parking lots. The Glendale City Council,

11/05/2025

The Glendale Youth Alliance marked its 32nd year with an awards luncheon Tuesday, honoring partners who have helped the organization connect hundreds of local young people with job training and employment opportunities.

The Glendale Youth Alliance marked its 32nd year with an awards luncheon Tuesday, honoring partners who have helped the organization connect hundreds of local young people with job training and

11/03/2025

Student panelists representing the Glendale Unified School District's five high schools met with the Board of Education on Tuesday, Oct. 21, to discuss mental health and campus belonging, academic rigor, safety and student engagement.

A group of more than a dozen panelists representing the Glendale Unif ied School District's five high schools met with the Board of Education on Tuesday, Oct. 21, to discuss

10/31/2025

Crescenta Valley High football handled business on the school’s senior night, comfortably defeating rival Arcadia 56-20 in the final Pacific League matchup of the season on Thursday, Oct. 30.

Crescenta Valley football rolls by Arcadia to solidify its case for a spot in the CIF Southern Section playoffs.

10/31/2025

Following requests from residents to push back on Cal Fire's proposed Zone Zero regulations, the Glendale City Council voted for the city to prepare a letter supporting local control.

Following requests from residents to push back on Cal Fire's proposed Zone Zero regulations, the Glendale City Council voted for the city to prepare a letter supporting local control. Among