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A handful of parents addressed the La Cañada Unified School District Governing Board before members adjourned to discuss the future of the math teacher accused of referring to her students with ethnic and racial slurs.
Ronald Garcia, regional manager for Southern California Edison, ticked off a list of hindrances and unexpected problems that slowed the power company's response, and apologized for not being able to answer the big question: "When will I get my power back?
The La Cañada Unified School District's Governing Board will tackle the issue in closed session that has roiled the community for months: Should it further discipline or dismiss Gabrielle Leko, the math teacher accused of calling a student "Jew boy.''
Customers who still don't have power are encouraged to pick up supplies from their nearest distribution center.
While the majority of La Cañada Flintridge enjoyed a return of electricity Monday morning, some folks are still in the dark, or experienced only momentary flickers.
Four young women from La Cañada High and one from Westridge School earned spots on the Miss La Cañada Flintridge Royal Court Friday night.
A round-up of LCF businesses and schools Patch can confirm have closed for a second day due to wind damage from late Wednesday night. If you know more - please comment!
In a prepared statement issued Thursday night, Crescenta Valley Sheriff's Station Capt. Dave Silversparre advised the community on how to drive when there are no working traffic signals, and other ways to stay safe during the power outage.
Trees smashed windshields, trampolines blew over, fences fell to pieces--and that was before noon. What does your neighborhood look like?
Several schools are closed, power lines are down and authorities are running calls all across La Cañada Thursday morning.
The National Weather Service has issued a red flag warning for winds gusting to 80 mph, with low humidity, from Wednesday night through late Friday afternoon.
Four-year-old Doryan Torres Carrillo, who is battling brain cancer, is one of many patients who are helped by blood drives.
The National Weather Service has issued a red flag warning for winds gusting to 80 mph, with low humidity, from Wednesday night through late Friday afternoon.
The National Weather Service has issued a red flag warning for winds gusting to 80 mph, with low humidity, from Wednesday night through late Friday afternoon.
Mailing overseas? Get those packages to the post office, pronto.
The National Weather Service has issued a red flag warning for winds gusting to 80 mph, with low humidity, from Wednesday night through late Friday afternoon.
La Cañada kicks off the holidays Wednesday with the annual Glenola Park Tree Lighting Ceremony.
Anthony Portantino will receive the Andrew Escajeda Humanitarian Award Thursday at Pasadena City Hall.
La Cañada High School students received athletic scholarships to a variety of schools.
In what the space station calls its most robust and capable rover, the car-sized Curiosity blasted off to Mars Saturday from Cape Canaveral.
