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Ron Kaye: A forefather's forethought
When I retired five years ago after a career as a rather maverick newspaperman bristling at the restraints of corporate journalism, I vowed to speak what was in my heart and to say “yes” to just about everything. Being a yes-man instead of...Tags: Politics, George Washington
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Coyotes are a public safety issue
I am concerned how Glendale is managing the city’s coyote population. I admit that coyotes are useful in controlling rodents, but they are doing more than this. They are hunting for pets, are harassing pedestrians and their pets, or are roaming in...Tags: Politics, Safety of Citizens
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Gatto, Liu say they're ready to help Glendale
State lawmakers said this week that despite complaints from local officials, they are willing to help cities stymied by the end of redevelopment through the dissolution process — if they ask. During a City Hall meeting last week, city and Los...Tags: Justice System, Politics, Lobbying, IKEA, Google Inc.
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Ron Kaye: It isn't utopia, but it's far from dystopia
Once long ago, during my year as an old-fashioned rewrite-man at the National Enquirer, the demonic man who owned and ran the tabloid as if it and its journalists were a figment of his over-active imagination sent a reporter around the world in search...Tags: Arts and Culture, Local Elections, Politics, Literature, National Enquirer
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Budget depends on state payback
Glendale is counting on state officials to give it about $1.4 million for a redevelopment-related loan over the course of next year as it prepares the city's next budget. But there's still uncertainty over how much the California Department of Finance...Tags: Politics, Economy, Business and Finance, Google Inc., Budgets and Budgeting, Finance
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Ron Kaye: The Gatto plot thickens
The clumsy statements by Assemblyman Mike Gatto's political team denying that he ran a slate of delegates for the 43rd Assembly District's seats at the state Democratic Party convention — and that challengers were threatened and intimidated —...Tags: Paul Krekorian, Local Elections, Politics, Parkinson's Disease, Parties and Movements
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Glendale to seek another round of money for redevelopment wind down
As Glendale officials prepare to send in their fourth round of funding requests as part of the wind-down of local redevelopment, this time they’re asking for $700,000 to reimburse the city for some of roughly $66 million in loans the city has made...Tags: Politics, Economy, Business and Finance, Google Inc., Finance, Public Officials
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Glendale prepares for large crowd at March gun show
Amid national discussions about possible gun control initiatives, gun shows across the Southland have been reporting record traffic, prompting early concerns in Glendale that a similar event scheduled for March could also attract the same attention....
Tags: Politics, Gun Control, Google Inc., Personal Weapon Control, Public Officials
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Schiff fights for post office
Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Burbank) on Tuesday called on the U.S. postmaster general to abandon plans to close and sell the historic post office on Broadway in Glendale as part of a nationwide effort to rein in costs. In his letter, Schiff said closing the...
Tags: Adam Schiff, Politics, Small Businesses, Human Interest, U.S. Postal Service
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Ron Kaye: Party needs to clear the air
Assemblyman Mike Gatto's political director sent out an email blast urging Democrats in the 43rd Assembly District to show up with “as many friends and family as possible” on Jan. 12 at the IATSE union hall in Burbank to elect a dozen...Tags: Politics, Voting, Teaching and Learning, Parties and Movements, Mike Gatto
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Man's persimmon grove, other farming activities get reprieve
A La Cañada Flintridge resident may be able to keep his 475-tree persimmon grove, horses and alpacas despite a recent update to the city's General Plan that forbids agricultural activity on open spaces. William Johnson, who maintains the farm on his...
Tags: Politics, Google Inc., Public Officials, Southern California Edison Company
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Local education officials wary of funding changes in governor's budget proposal
School officials in Glendale and Burbank are awaiting more details on Gov. Jerry Brown’s new budget before passing judgment, pointing out that the spending plan includes major changes to how districts will get funding for the first time in decades....Tags: Politics, Students, Budgets and Budgeting, Environmental Issues, Teaching and Learning
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