Matt Doyle

The day before Glendale Water & Power General Manager Glenn Steiger resigned on Wednesday, city officials were investigating a case of possible double-billing based on expense receipts he submitted to another public agency, according to records and...

About 200 Glendale Water & Power employees and their Los Angeles counterparts demonstrated in support of a new contract outside Glendale City Hall Tuesday after the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 18 rejected a proposed agreement...

Penny pinching and transfers from the city’s redevelopment revenue helped Glendale’s general fund end last fiscal year $13.6 million in the black, according to the city’s annual financial report. But officials have yet to figure out...

Since the current recession took hold, more people have been applying for city jobs. And despite a hiring freeze at City Hall, some departments still have managed to bring on new personnel, according to a recent report. In the past two fiscal years,...

About 25 people have applied to be Glendale’s next city manager, including at least one familiar face: George Chapjian, who left his post as community services and parks director in December for a similar job in Long Beach. Chapjian confirmed...

Glendale police officers are concerned about a proposal being sent to the Civil Service Commission that would broaden some hiring standards for the position of police lieutenant, thereby widening the pool of potential applicants. The proposal would...

A Filipino-American who once held one of the most powerful decision-making positions in the city regarding zoning is fighting her demotion, claiming the move was discriminatory and based on insider politics. Edith Fuentes’ demotion last month...

CITY HALL — City managers and department executives have agreed to pay a bigger chunk of Glendale’s rising tab for employee health-care and pension plans, a move that is expected to save City Hall about $760,000. The Glendale Management Assn....

GLENDALE — Two former Glendale park naturalists have filed a lawsuit against the city, claiming they were wrongly terminated when they complained about a manager’s misuse of city resources. Russell Hauck and Eric Grossman claim in separate...

For the 10th year, Glendale will be extending pay and benefits to members of the National Guard or Armed Forces reserves who have been deployed while working for the city. Traditionally, deployed employees get a salary supplement equal to their base city...

City officials on Monday declined to confirm whether two additional Glendale police officers have been put on administrative leave. The Los Angeles Times cited unnamed sources on Monday in its report that two officers had been placed on leave over...

Upgrading a safety program for city workers and residents, Glendale will now conduct national criminal background checks on all employees, volunteers and those who seek permits from the city. For the last 10 years, the Live Scan program, which uses...