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What Happens If You Don’t Have A Will Or A Trust
Dear Phyllis, I look forward to your real estate wisdom and believe I have a new topic. My 95-year-old aunt is widowed.
She and her husband never had children. She still drives and does her own shopping and errands. I visit once a week to just check in and keep her company. We also invite her to holiday dinners to enjoy ...
Debbie Cant, right, takes part in the dancing program held recently at CV Park.Photos by Mary O’KEEFE
Crescenta Valley Park offers programs for seniors to keep them moving and give them a place to socialize with others.
By Mary O’KEEFE
Those who are near Crescenta Valley Community Regional Park, 3901 Dunsmore Ave., on many Fridays will hear the sound of m...
By Julie BUTCHER
Dozens of people attended Tuesday night’s meeting of the Glendale City Council including a group of students from sister city Boeun, South Korea, as the council issued a proclamation honoring Jan. 13 as Korean American Day.
Those who attended the first council meeting of 2026 also heard a presentation from the Glendale Police Dept.’s Community O...
By Mary O’KEEFE
In CVW’s conversation with Assemblymember Nick Schultz the subject centered on housing. He spoke about how the last decade has seen “no shortage of bills” regarding housing, including SB 35 and SB 423.
“And now SB 79,” he said. “I think where we are going, in the course of the last decade, [is that] we’ve seen less and less local control....
It’s the Truth
I have to admit it – I’m a’scared of artificial intelligence (AI). Just this week I heard on the radio that Apple is planning to work with Google to bring more “features” to the iPhone (of which I’m a user). Apparently Siri isn’t cool enough and doesn’t learn what features its users want.
Doing a search on the internet (which provides a response ...
