USC Verdugo Hills Hospital Community Health Fair 

USC Verdugo Hills Hospital will host a free Community Health Fair for the entire family on Saturday, Oct. 3, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., in the hospital's West Parking Lot (1812 Verdugo Blvd.).

The event features flu vaccines, health screenings, educational resources, children's activities and food vendors.

The City Council proudly supports the hospital's Community Resource Center for Aging through grant funding, providing free guidance, support groups and resources for local seniors and caregivers.

For more information, please visit the Keck Medicine Community Health Fair webpage.

50th Anniversary Celebration of the City's Incorporation

The City of La Cañada Flintridge invites community members to mark half a century of incorporation at the 50th Anniversary Celebration on Thursday, Oct. 22, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., at Olberz Park (One Civic Center Dr.).

Centering on the theme "Together for 50 Years," the event will feature music, an inflatable obstacle course and more.

Attendees will also have the opportunity to participate in a scavenger hunt for a chance to win a limited-edition LCF50 picnic blanket.

To learn more about the upcoming festivities, please visit the City's 50th Anniversary webpage.

33rd Annual Thanksgiving Day Run and Food Drive

The City and the Community Center of La Cañada Flintridge will host the 33rd Annual Thanksgiving Day Run and Food Drive on Thursday, Nov. 26.

The schedule begins with the Adult 5K Run/Walk warm-up at 7:45 a.m. and an 8:15 a.m. start.

The Kid's Mile kicks off with a 9:10 a.m. warm-up and a 9:30 a.m. start. 

Participants will kick off their holiday with fun and fitness while helping support those in need this season.

Community members may register in advance by visiting the City's Thanksgiving Day Run and Food Drive webpage.

LCF to Accept Applications for City Council Vacancy

The City of LCF announced a vacancy on the City Council following the resignation of Councilmember Keith Eich, effective Oct. 5, 2026.

To be eligible, candidates must be residents of the City and registered voters.

Application Period Opens: Sept. 14, 2026

Application Deadline: Oct. 2, 2026, at 5 p.m.

Tentative Candidate Interviews: TBD

City Council Appointment: On or before Nov. 4, 2026 

For more details, read the official press release on the City's News & Press Releases webpage.

For questions regarding the application process, please contact City Clerk Tania Garcia at (818) 790-8880 or tgarcia@lcf.ca.gov.

Flock Camera Informational Discussion

The Public Safety Commission invites community members to an informational discussion regarding Flock safety cameras on Monday, Sept. 28, at 6 p.m. in the City Hall Council Chambers.

Hosted in coordination with City staff and the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department (LASD), the meeting will cover the technology's history, local deployment and privacy protections.

The Flock system is administered exclusively by LASD for law enforcement purposes and is not operated, viewed or searched by City personnel.

Residents interested in submitting specific inquiries for inclusion in the meeting agenda packet may complete the online form by Thursday, Sept. 24.

For additional information or to submit questions, please visit the City's Flock Safety webpage.

LA County Official Election Presentation Postponed

The presentation from Los Angeles County officials regarding the recent election, originally scheduled for the Sept. 15 City Council meeting, has been postponed.

County representatives have tentatively rescheduled the update for the Oct. 6 City Council meeting.

The City remains dedicated to maintaining transparent communication and fostering active public engagement.

City Council meetings offer community members an essential opportunity to stay informed, ask questions and participate in local decision-making.

To review upcoming meeting agendas and official documents, please visit the City's Agendas and Minutes webpage.

Youth Council

The La Cañada Flintridge Youth Council provides a dedicated forum to address youth issues while giving young residents hands-on exposure to the structure of local government.

The Youth Council develops and recommends programs that support recreational opportunities, skill-building and independence for young community members.

Youth Council members also help guide the City Council on policies, procedures and legislation to enhance youth civic participation.

Learn more about the Youth Council on the City's Commissions, Councils & Committees webpage.

Music in the Park Feedback Survey

The City's annual Music in the Park summer concert series has officially ended for the season.

Most recently, attendees enjoyed '60s and '70s music from The Laurel Canyon Band, a women of country tribute from The Pistol Blonde and rockstar covers from Boombox Heroes.

The City invites community members to provide feedback on their concert experience.

Input gathered through the annual survey directly assists staff in planning next year's band lineup, amenities and overall concert operations.

Residents can share feedback by completing the Google Form survey.

Reminder: Apply for LCF's Hometown Heroes Program

Applications are still open for LCF's fourth annual Hometown Heroes Program. This initiative honors local veterans and active-duty members of the U.S. Armed Forces.

Recognition banners featuring each honoree's name, rank, photo and branch of service will be displayed on City light posts beginning in November. Funded entirely by the City, participation in the program is free for all recognized service members.

Nominations must be submitted by Friday, Oct. 2.

To submit an application or learn more, visit the City's Hometown Heroes webpage.

Fire Hardening Vent Rebate Program

The City has launched the Fire Hardening Vent Rebate Program to help property owners reduce wildfire risk through structural enhancements.

Eligible applicants can receive a one-time, flat-rate rebate of $500 per property, along with a fee-waived, streamlined permitting process for installing ember-resistant vents.

Because funding is limited, residents are encouraged to verify eligibility and apply early by visiting the City's Public Safety Rebates webpage.

National Crime Prevention Week

Following National Crime Prevention Week from Sept. 1-7, the City reminds residents that simple and proactive steps significantly enhance safety.

Community members are encouraged to:

• Keep car doors locked and windows rolled up, even in a driveway. Never leave valuables, keys or garage door openers in plain sight.
• Maintain well-lit exterior entryways with motion-sensor lighting and keep bushes trimmed around windows to eliminate potential hiding spots.
• Report any suspicious activity immediately to the Crescenta Valley Sheriff's Station by calling (818) 248-3464 or 911 for emergencies.

For additional guidance on crime prevention, please visit the City's Public Safety webpage.

Back-to-School Safety Tips

With the new academic year underway, drivers and families are reminded to exercise increased caution during morning drop-off and afternoon pick-up.

Parents and caregivers are encouraged to review their school's specific drop-off and pick-up procedures, including designated loading areas, traffic circulation, parking restrictions and any changes for the new school year.

Reminders:

• Contact the school directly for its current drop-off and pick-up plan.
• Follow posted signs and directions from crossing guards and school personnel.
• Use designated loading areas.
• Avoid double parking or blocking driveways, crosswalks and intersections.
• Allow extra time, especially during the first weeks of school.

For LCF and the Crescenta Valley Sheriff's Station's full social media series on back-to-school safety, follow the City on Instagram, Facebook and X.

The City is advancing major roadway and infrastructure projects, highlighted by the award of a construction contract to begin work on the 2026 Citywide Street Resurfacing Program. Design efforts are underway for the Green Alley II Project along Valley Sun Lane, covering the segment from Angeles Crest Highway to Grand Avenue. Additionally, the City is continuing citywide traffic and pedestrian safety enhancements by installing red curbs at crosswalk approaches to improve driver visibility.