East West Bank

Police seek help in identifying man Glendale police Friday asked for the public?s help in identifying a man they say robbed the East West Bank at 520 N. Central Ave. on Wednesday. The man, described as being 50 to 60 years old, black, 5 feet 4 inches tall with white pigmentation around his mouth, got away with $1,600 in cash after he allegedly went up to a teller about 2:53 p.m. and demanded the money, according to a Glendale police alert. The teller told police she thought the man had a gun, although one was never seen.

NORTHEAST GLENDALE — PATH Achieve Glendale, the city’s largest homeless services provider, on Saturday celebrated a $400,000 corporate donation at a time when the organization is struggling alongside other nonprofits to meet increased demand amid a flailing economy. The donation, which was announced at a community appreciation event at Re/Max Elite on Cañada Boulevard, came as many local nonprofit social service agencies continue to see funding sources dry up with the economic downturn.

Police seek help in identifying man Glendale police Friday asked for the public?s help in identifying a man they say robbed the East West Bank at 520 N. Central Ave. on Wednesday. The man, described as being 50 to 60 years old, black, 5 feet 4 inches tall with white pigmentation around his mouth, got away with $1,600 in cash after he allegedly went up to a teller about 2:53 p.m. and demanded the money, according to a Glendale police alert. The teller told police she thought the man had a gun, although one was never seen.