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John Drayman's condo still in turmoil
After the latest round of inspections last week regarding a controversial renovation to his condominium, the headaches still haven’t dissipated for former Glendale City Councilman John Drayman. For months, Drayman has been working to secure proper...
Tags: Condos, Lawyers, Fines, Justice System, Crime, Law and Justice
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Cooley calls for execution of man who murdered Domino's Pizza driver in Glendale
Los Angeles County District Atty. Steve Cooley is calling on court officials to order the execution of a death row inmate who strangled and drowned a Domino’s Pizza delivery man in a Glendale hotel room more than 26 years ago. Cooley requested that...
Tags: Steve Cooley, Trials, Death Penalty, Theft, Murder
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State prison realignment program impacts local crime
The Glendale Police Department has redirected $650,000 to deal with parolees and individuals on probation since the state-mandated release of some prison inmates began two years ago, officials said this week. The department’s Special Enforcement...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Prisons
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Schiff seeks new penalties for gun traffickers
Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Burbank) has drafted proposed new penalties for criminals who illegally purchase and smuggle firearms into Mexico, saying he hopes his measure will bring "something positive" out of the uproar over the Fast and Furious gun-tracking...Tags: Mexico, Los Angeles Times, Adam Schiff, Prisons
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Start the Presses: Being principal for a day is hard work
The day began where it does for so many parents and students: staring at a tailpipe, stuck in traffic. I heard the tardy bell and groaned. That was me, late for my “Principal for a Day” assignment at Toll Middle School in Glendale. Ashen...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Teachers, Students
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Burglaries on the rise in East Glendale
Police plan to boost patrols in East Glendale following a rash of daytime home burglaries in the past week, officials said. The incidents began last Wednesday with two homes being burglarized, but jumped to five on Monday, with most break-ins occurring...Tags: Theft, Crime, Law and Justice
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Motion Picture & Television Fund fined over patient's death
State regulators have fined the Motion Picture & Television Fund $80,000 for failing to prevent the death of a patient at its nursing home. An investigation by the California Department of Public Health found that the skilled nursing facility "failed to...Tags: Health, Long Term Care, Entertainment, Movies, Fines
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L.A. County won't file misdemeanor charges against Kinde Durkee
Reporting from Sacramento — Los Angeles County prosecutors said Thursday they would not pursue misdemeanor charges against campaign treasurer Kinde Durkee for allegedly claiming to be an accountant when she did not have a license. Durkee...Tags: Trials, Crimes, Fraud, Prosecution, Corporate Crime
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Tri-Cities bandit pleads guilty
A 39-year-old man known as the Tri-Cities bandit pleaded guilty Tuesday to robbing banks in several cities, including Glendale, Burbank and Pasadena, officials said. Ernest Viana, 39, accepted a plea agreement, which required him to enter his guilty plea...Tags: Bank Robbery, Trials, FBI, Wells Fargo & Co., Theft
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Appellate court upholds conviction in deadly 2005 train derailment
A state appellate court panel has upheld the conviction of a man who caused the deadly Metrolink train derailment in 2005 in Glendale.
A Los Angeles County Superior Court jury convicted Juan Manuel Alvarez in 2008 of 11 counts of first-degree murder...Tags: Transportation Accidents, Transportation Accidents, Chevy Chase, Punishment, Disasters and Accidents
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Turkish-Armenians march to remember slain journalist
An estimated 20,000 people have marched in Istanbul to mark five years since the murder of prominent Turkish-Armenian journalist Hrant Dink, the BBC reported. Some protesters were angry over verdicts delivered this week in the latest trial of people...Tags: Hate Crimes, Journalism, BBC, International Law, Turkey
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Has Barry Allen apologized?
Four Glendale residents spoke during the Jan. 10 Glendale City Council meeting alleging that Glendale’s self-appointed community watchdog, Barry Allen — aka Allen Silvarman — is the same Allen Silvarman who pleaded guilty to the charge...Tags: Politics, Punishment, Elections, Government
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