#glendale

#glendale

Don't let Mini Kabob's demure size and Americana-adjacent location fool you - the pint-sized Glendale restaurant serves Los Angeles's best smoky, flame-kissed Armenian kebabs. Operated by two generations of the Martirosyan family, Mini Kabob blends Armenian and Egyptian flavors in fully loaded kebab and falafel plates served out of a makeshift takeout window. The younger Martirosyan, Armen, greets regulars by name at the window between flipping skewers of tender marinated beef and plating piles of bulgur-dotted tabbouleh.

At the highly anticipated Clare V. sample sale last month at Row DTLA, designer Clare Vivier exuded calm as she walked through the packed aisles, smiling and offering assistance while hundreds of frenzied shoppers snatched up her discounted handbags, colorful accessories and apparel. (Shout-out to the stranger who offered me tips on how to clean my ink-stained Clare V. leather wallet from a few years back!)

The skeletal remains were discovered wrapped in a black trash bag along the Jackie Robinson Parkway in Glendale by a Department of Transportation worker.

The decision to terminate this contract is rooted in what this City stands for - public safety, local accountability, and trust.

Glendale's identity is often overshadowed by nearby cities like Burbank and Pasadena, yet it holds rich history, cultural diversity, and community spirit.