James Clarke tackles the contentious debate over the Brand Boulevard bike lanes in Glendale, sifting through a myriad of passionate Nextdoor comments. This blog post goes beyond the surface, exploring the underlying issues of urban planning, community values, and fiscal responsibility that this bike lane controversy brings to light.

City Council is rolling out their dream of a car-free cycling utopia for the city of Glendale. Explore the ongoing transformation of North Brand Boulevard in Glendale, where the reduction of traffic lanes for bike paths has sparked widespread debate and disruption.

Dive into the implications of the new districting proposal by the Glendale City Council, featuring insights on how it affects local governance and community representation in Glendale, California. Join the conversation with Citizen Clarke to explore the roles of local leaders in shaping our city’s future.

The community of Glendale reacts to Mayor Elen Asatryan's controversial decision to include drag queens at a children’s mental health event. Join us as we dissect the cultural and social impacts of this decision and what it means for the values we hold dear in our community.

In our latest episode, we investigate why Ara Najarian's name was omitted from a crucial city event. Was it an accidental oversight or a deliberate act? Find out what’s really happening behind the scenes in Glendale’s local politics. Watch now and get involved.

In this critical blog post, James Clarke dissects the potential impact of Glendale's districting proposal and the move towards a four-year mayoral term. Discover why these changes could dramatically alter our city's political landscape and how you can play a part in shaping the future of Glendale.

James Clarke delves into the recent activities of Corey DeCola at the Glendale City Council meeting. DeCola attended the April 16 2024 meeting to both praise Mayor Elen Asatryan and openly criticize Council Member Ara Najarian by associating him with alleged bigots. But who is Corey DeCola, and can his words be trusted?