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Also on today's calendar: Free Bra Fittings to Support Breast Cancer Awareness and 7 more events.
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1. City of Glendale appoints Jack Wong as interim community development director (publicceo.com) ā Glendale has named Jack Wong as its interim Community Development Director, bringing decades of experience in planning, housing, code enforcement, and economic development across Southern California cities. As he steps in, interim City Manager Roubik Golanian will transition out of overseeing the department, positioning Glendaleās āJewel Cityā for continued work on zoning, permitting, housing programs, and commercial and mixed-use projects.
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2. Glendale firefighter charged with wife's killing pleads not guilty (kesq.com) ā A longtime Glendale firefighter and paramedic has pleaded not guilty to a murder charge in the death of his wife, leading the Glendale Fire Department and city to place him on immediate administrative leave and offer support to affected staff. The killing occurred at the coupleās North Hollywood home, and Los Angeles authorities continue to investigate the case as an incident of domestic violence.
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3. Los Angeles to install more than 100 new speed cameras (uscannenbergmedia.com) ā Glendale is one of six California cities authorized under AB 645 to install new automated speed cameras, alongside Los Angeles and other major metros. While this piece focuses on Los Angelesā rollout, it explains how the broader pilot program works, what fines and warning periods look like, and why state and local officials believe the technology could significantly reduce crashes and traffic deaths.
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4. Operators of Glendale Hospice Arrested in Federal Fraud Crackdown (outlooknewspapers.com) ā Federal prosecutors say operators of a Glendale-based hospice submitted millions in allegedly fraudulent Medicare claims for end-of-life care that wasnāt needed or provided, using the money for personal expenses. The case is part of a national crackdown on hospice fraud and has sparked sharp political back-and-forth between federal officials and Californiaās governor over whoās to blame.
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