Altadena News

David Talbot and his girlfriend, Beth Ayres, became immersed in the Grammy experience Sunday.

A lawsuit filed over trail and open space access in the land surrounding the La Vina housing development appears likely to end in a settlement, according to Marietta Kruells, the plaintiff in the case.

A morning compliance sweep for probationers and parolees netted eight arrests and the seizure of firearms and marijuana, the Crescenta Valley Sheriff's Station announced Thursday.

An Altadena committee again recommended to deny a proposed private high school Tuesday, based on resident concerns about noise and traffic.

The Pasadena Unified School District Districting Task Force has been making the rounds to all the communities within the PUSD, and on Monday they will make their presentation at City Hall in Sierra Madre.

A 48-year-old Whittier woman, who allegedly stole more than $100,000 from victims throughout Southern California, was ordered Wednesday to stand trial for identity theft in Glendale.

Detectives from the Altadena Sheriff's Station arrested a Pasadena resident Tuesday evening for the suspected theft of eight Chevy Silverado bumpers, according to Lt.

An Altadena resident is reporting a suspicious man wearing an orange vest and claiming to be a utility worker came to her door on Tuesday, according to posts on a local email forum.

Los Angeles County Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich wants the U.S. Supreme Court to appeal Proposition 8, after Tuesday's landmark decision by the U.S. 9th Circuit Court.A Antonovich represents the 5th District, which includes La Crescenta, Glendale, La Canada Flintridge, Altadena, Arcadia, Monrovia, San Marino, South Pasadena and Glendora.A He ... (more)

I am not, as it happens, in search of a fine copy of "Der Orang-Outang in Europa oder der Pohlet," the first book that claimed to be printed in California, by Carl Friedrich Benkowitz.

Food Forward has announced the 2012 Can It! series of hands-on classes, four opportunities to learn from Master Food Preservers at unique locations in and around Los Angeles: March 31, 2012: To kick off the series, join Ernest Miller, founder of the Los Angeles Master Food Preserver program, at The Farmer's Kitchen in Hollywood for a class on the ... (more)

Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department deputies will again be part of an Altadena neighborhood group's meetings, after refusing to attend in January because a 19-year-old on probation was handling a sign-in sheet.

A lawsuit brought by local governments across the country hit a snag last week when a federal appeals court rejected a challenge to a court ruling limiting the review period for telecommunications companies looking to build cell towers and other wireless equipment.

Bo, a 5-year-old rottweiler, loves to bask in the sun, walk in the park, and sit in people's laps.

San Francisco journalist Enzo Lee is the King of Fluff: light features that rely on "pithy one-liners, bad puns and witty opening paragraphs of dubious taste." Features like the story about "the unfortunate casket mix up involving the mayor's deceased mother and a dead Saint Bernard: ." Lee, of course, is fictional.

Readers who are worried that packages delivered to their homes by UPS or FedEx may be stolen off the porch can now use the local post office as a street address.

A park ranger warned a woman Friday for walking her dog without a leash at Eaton Canyon Nature Center and the woman responded by striking the ranger with her car, the Los Angeles Times reported.

A woman is accused of intentionally striking a county employee with her car Friday following a dispute over an unleashed dog at the Eaton Canyon Nature Center, authorities said.

The search continued Saturday for two missing persons - one elderly and one mentally disabled - who wandered away from their respective homes earlier this week.

A 72-year-old man was missing today in Altadena, and the public's help was sought to find him.