Chico DeBarge, 80s R&B singer, arrested on drug charge in Burbank
By Helen Jung
L.A. has never experienced loss on this scale. Measuring progress is hard and painful
By Tony Briscoe, Hannah Fry & Richard Winton
Trump Freeze Could Imperil Support for Burbank’s Most Vulnerable Students
By Gavin J. Quinton
Labor, Legacy and Laundry: Gamble House shines light on hidden histories
By Bridgette M. Redman
LA County Fire canine teams deployed to Texas to assist with search and rescue efforts
By Kelli Johnson
Survivors of Eaton Fire in Altadena get expert help to save remaining trees, plants in their yards
By Leo Stallworth
AI tools are helping survivors of deadly California wildfires with insurance problems
By Yliana Roland
LAX, Burbank Airport Get Federal Funding For Upgrades
By Chris Lindahl
Pasadena’s new Mr. Mushroom Burger Farm extends hours
By Guest Contributor
FOURSOME World Premiere and More Set for IAMA Theatre Company 18th Season
By Chloe Rabinowitz
Meet this week’s Pets of the Week, Mermy, Blue and Skywalker
By Anissa Rivera
‘A view to die for’: The macabre history of the Verdugo Hills Cemetery in Sunland-Tujunga
Robert Garrova
- In Sunland-Tujunga neighborhood a cemetery that holds more than 100-year-old history.
- The cemetery was established in 1922 by a local reverend looking for a plot of land to be buried among his flock.
- But the Verdugo Hills Cemetery is most famous for a weather event in 1978 that caused a grim scene.
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