Understanding our water supply and infrastructure—and how we can better assist with water conservation—is critical. GEC presents the recording of an in-depth presentation on California’s water supply from Luis Cetina, MWD’s Public Relations and Regional Affairs Representative.

GWP’s latest Power Content Label shows the percentage of renewables and zero-carbon resources went from 50% in 2024 to 64% in 2025, a 14% increase!

Fountain grass (Pennisetum setaceum), a bunch grass native to Africa, is one of the most common invasive species in Glendale, La Crescenta and in nearby communities. Local municipal and county public works agencies face a lot more work to get rid of it in tree wells and parkways and it creeps quickly into our open spaces, out competing our native plants.

California’s “Plug Into the Sun Act” will allow renters, condo and home owners to purchase, plug in and immediately begin enjoying the benefits of up to 1200 w of solar energy via safe, UV rated modular panels – reducing electric bills, without interconnection agreements, red tape or fees.

Phase 1 City-Owned Solar Update: Central Library rooftop solar array energized on March 2, 2026. Sports Complex Carport Solar project installation is in progress.

Learn about Glendale’s Air Conditioning to Heat Pump (AC2HP) ordinance with this 2025 webinar and Q&A featuring speakers Michael Rochmes, Policy and Advocacy Coordinator at the U.S. Green Building Council, California (event co-sponsor), and Brett Markey, Co-owner of Hilo Aire.