So which is it? Are drivers required by law to wait until a pedestrian has reached the opposite curb before proceeding or is it legal to proceed even if a pedestrian has not quite reached the curb?
I, like Adams, have never read where a driver has to wait for a pedestrian in a crosswalk to reach the opposite curb before proceeding.
If this is true, the vast majority of drivers are not following the law regarding this. I personally would like to know.
SUSAN COLOSIMO
La Crescenta
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‘Safe’ water is when it’s time for concern
Regarding “Water supply safe, officials tell resident,” Tuesday: Environmental Protection Agency officials along with the California Regional Water Quality Control Board keep trying to reassure us that the water we drink is safe from chromium 6 even though they’ve investigated it in more than 4,000 sites between Glendale and North Hollywood and found it in several Glendale wells.
Keep in mind these are the same officials who are assuring the public that dumping fluoride in our drinking water is safe, even though it is reportedly known to cause hardening of the bones and cancer. Let’s also add dental fluorosis.
So when they tell us the water is safe, that’s when I start to worry.
CATHERINE SHAFFER
Glendale
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Tujunga tax dollars don’t go to Glendale
As a former 36-year resident of Glendale, who for the past year has resided in a retirement community in Pasadena, I read with interest Tujunga resident Herbert Molano’s letter of March 10 regarding “handing out our tax dollars” (“Runaway salaries are a problem for city,” Mailbag).
It is my understanding that Tujunga is not in Glendale, but a part of Los Angeles.
ED CAMERON
Pasadena
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City needs better communication
First, let me say that the real news in this city, with the real facts, is presented to City Council at oral communications each and every Tuesday night.
