Tj Maxx

The Crescenta Valley Sheriff’s Station is on the lookout for a female burglary suspect who targeted a TJ Maxx store in the 600 block of Foothill Boulevard this afternoon. “The suspect came in and took some baby clothes,” said Crescenta Valley Sheriff’s Station Sergeant. Scott Gibson. “The employees chased her through the parking lot where the suspect fled the scene on Commonwealth. We don’t know which way she went on Foothill Boulevard." TJ Maxx employees described the suspect’s getaway car as a blue, four-door SUV. They also managed to get a partial license plate, to which Gibson said the sheriff’s station was processing.

The following crime reports for La Cañada Flintridge were taken from the Crescenta Valley Sheriff's Station. Saturday, April 7 665 Foothill Blvd., LCF , while a woman was shopping at TJ Maxx someone stole the vehicle registration stickers off her license plates. Verdugo Blvd. And Foothill Blvd, LCF , a 25-year-old La Cañada man was cited for driving with a suspended license. Tuesday, March 29 5100 Hayman Ave., LCF , a locked area under construction was entered by someone during the night and several tools were stolen.

Foothill Boulevard in La Cañada, a woman was discovered at the TJ Maxx store trying to pry alarm sensors off two articles of clothing with a screwdriver; 600 block at 12:10 p.m. on Sunday. Littleton Place in La Cañada Flintridge, a woman reported that someone removed the screen from a family room window, entered her home and stole a TV and laptop computer; 4500 block between 9 p.m. and 11:30 p.m. on Sept. 12. Foothill Boulevard in La Cañada Flintridge, two suspects, described as a black woman and black man between 17 and 20 years of age, entered Domino’s Pizza, ordered food and paid with a counterfeit $50 bill; 400 block at 12:30 p.m. on Sept.

Major renovations to Plaza de La Cañada, at the northeast corner of Foothill Boulevard and Oakwood Avenue, received planning commission approval Tuesday. First opened in the late 1960s, the shopping center is home to Vons market and TJ Maxx, and is owned by Vons Company. Consulting planner Roger Cantrell reminded commission members that in 2007 Vons submitted design plans to the city for an extensive, multi-million dollar renovation project. As a result of the economic downturn, however, the grocery firm put those plans on hold.

The T.J. Maxx store in La Cañada Flintridge was evacuated Friday and the Los Angeles County Fire Department was called when store officials noticed smoke emitting from the rear of the building. The business was shut down from about 11:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. while firefighters assessed the situation. Shoppers waited in front of the store until they could return to their carts. Smoke coming from the elevator room that houses the power units for both elevators prompted the call.

Ten Years Ago A nine-car pileup on the westbound Foothill (210) Freeway near Angeles Crest Highway brought traffic to a standstill for about two hours on a Tuesday afternoon 10 years ago this week. One driver was sent to an area hospital with injuries, but no other injuries were reported in the multiple collisions, which involved residents of La Crescenta, Valencia, Hacienda Heights, Canyon Country, Chatsworth, Rosemead, Oxnard and Caliente, according to a California Highway Patrol spokesman.

An avalanche is building in La Cañada and it's headed for local Calvary Chapel of the Foothills. "This year our church is a stampede of excitement as we visit Avalanche Ranch," said Pastor Gary Ruff. "Our Avalanche Ranch program will provide fun, memorable Bible-learning activities for kids 4 years of age to 12 years old. Each day kids will sing catchy songs, play teamwork-building games, nibble Chuck Wagon Chow, take on a daily challenge to let God's love grow into their homes, experience electrifying Bible adventures, collect Bible memory buddies to remind them of God's word, and create Bible point crafts they'll take home and play with all summer long."

The T.J. Maxx store in La Cañada Flintridge was evacuated Friday and the Los Angeles County Fire Department was called when store officials noticed smoke emitting from the rear of the building. The business was shut down from about 11:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. while firefighters assessed the situation. Shoppers waited in front of the store until they could return to their carts. Smoke coming from the elevator room that houses the power units for both elevators prompted the call.

Summer. Lazy days. I was walking down Foothill Boulevard with Miss Audrey Hepburn, our black Lab rescue dog from the Pasadena Humane Society. It was a nice evening and a lot of the regulars were out, walking their dogs. Suddenly Miss Hepburn stopped. There in front of us was an old, partly shredded copy of Gourmet, the now-defunct, formerly impeccable revista of foodie technique. Miss Hepburn began to paw and sniff at the soiled magazine. Why was she so interested? I looked down.

Supporting Fiesta Days in La Cañada over the Memorial Day holiday, the Kiwanis Club of La Cañada-AM happily served 620 French toast breakfasts to friends and neighbors on May 29 in Memorial Park. Twenty-five club members, assisted by ten Benjamin Franklin Key Club members, set up, cooked, served and cleaned up the meals that had people asking for Chef Rosemary Hook's Secret French Toast recipe. (She isn't giving it up; try to analyze it next year.) AM Kiwanis would like to acknowledge local businesses that contributed funds and food to our breakfast: orange juice from Ralphs La Cañada; bread, Ralphs La Crescenta; water, Vons La Cañada; syrup, McDonalds; milk and eggs, Trader Joe's; and cream and butter from Greenbergs.

Large-scale construction projects are underway at two La Cañada supermarket complexes, forcing shoppers to navigate fences and concrete in addition to store aisles. Work at Plaza de La Cañada, at the northeast corner of Foothill Boulevard and Oakwood Avenue, is overlapping with work at the Ralphs shopping complex, at the northwest corner of Foothill Boulevard and Gould Avenue and is causing minor traffic disruption in and around their respective parking lots, according to officials.

Ten Years Ago A nine-car pileup on the westbound Foothill (210) Freeway near Angeles Crest Highway brought traffic to a standstill for about two hours on a Tuesday afternoon 10 years ago this week. One driver was sent to an area hospital with injuries, but no other injuries were reported in the multiple collisions, which involved residents of La Crescenta, Valencia, Hacienda Heights, Canyon Country, Chatsworth, Rosemead, Oxnard and Caliente, according to a California Highway Patrol spokesman.

The Crescenta Valley Sheriff?s Station is seeking a female burglary suspect who targeted a TJ Maxx store in the 600 block of Foothill Boulevard Friday afternoon. ?The suspect came in and took some baby clothes,? said Crescenta Valley Sheriff?s Station Sergeant. Scott Gibson. ?The employees chased her through the parking lot where the suspect fled the scene on Commonwealth. We don?t know which way she went on Foothill Boulevard." TJ Maxx employees described the suspect?s car as a blue, four-door SUV. They also managed to get a partial license plate, to which Gibson said the sheriff?

Major renovations to Plaza de La Cañada, at the northeast corner of Foothill Boulevard and Oakwood Avenue, received planning commission approval Tuesday. First opened in the late 1960s, the shopping center is home to Vons market and TJ Maxx, and is owned by Vons Company. Consulting planner Roger Cantrell reminded commission members that in 2007 Vons submitted design plans to the city for an extensive, multi-million dollar renovation project. As a result of the economic downturn, however, the grocery firm put those plans on hold.

Community Avenue in La Crescenta, a vending machine at Crescenta Valley High School was smashed, nothing was determined stolen in the 2900 block between 6 a.m. and 10 p.m. on Saturday. Foothill Boulevard in La Cañada, a woman reported her wallet was stolen while shopping at Ross Dress For Less. According to the report the woman placed her wallet in the shopping cart and turned away for a moment. When she looked back her wallet was gone; 2100 block, reported at 9:30 p.m. Saturday.

All Saints Day services; reopening St. George’s Episcopal Church will celebrate the grand opening of its remodeled facilities at 10 a.m. Nov. 2. Faure’s “Requiem” will be sung for All Saints Day, after a festival procession moves through the newly renovated patio and grounds into the church. The renovation project includes a redesigned hospitality area, an open-beam canopy over the church doors, a fountain, and a grassy area with benches and shade trees.