Last-Minute Tax Help at the Central Library Today

Glendale, CA · April 15, 2026

Happy Wednesday—if you’re rushing to meet the midnight filing deadline, the Central Library has extra resources ready for you today, and the calm, clear weather is a welcome backdrop for any last-minute errands.


The Lead

The Verdugo Wash Vision is moving from concept to concrete planning this week as the city begins reviewing updated environmental impact reports for the proposed 9.4-mile "linear park." For residents, this means the long-discussed dream of walking or biking from the Crescenta Valley all the way to the Los Angeles River is getting closer to reality. The project aims to transform the concrete flood control channel into a public greenway, mirroring the success of urban trail systems in other major cities but with a distinctly local focus on drought-tolerant landscaping and much-needed shade structures. While full construction is still on the horizon, today marks a significant shift in how the city prioritizes green space over industrial infrastructure. It is a long-term play to cool the city and provide a safe, car-free artery for both daily commuters and weekend explorers.


Local Pulse

  • Tax Day Support at Central Library The Central Library on Harvard Street is offering free printing for tax forms and access to dedicated e-filing stations until 8:00 PM tonight. Staff are available to help navigate online portals, though they cannot provide financial or legal advice.

  • Glenoaks Boulevard Lane Marking Refresh Expect minor delays on Glenoaks Boulevard between Pacific Avenue and Brand Boulevard today. Crews are refreshing lane markings to improve visibility; work is scheduled to wrap up by 3:00 PM to clear the way for the evening commute.

  • Early Stone Fruit at Montrose Market The Wednesday Harvest Market is in full swing this morning. Local growers are reporting that the first of the season’s stone fruits have arrived earlier than usual, so head down to Honolulu Avenue before 1:00 PM for the best selection.


Today's Outlook

  • High 74°F · Low 52°F
    • A beautiful, breezy spring day with clear skies. The Santa Ana winds have died down, making it a perfect afternoon for patio dining or a jog through the lower trails of the Verdugos.

What's On Around Town

  • Montrose: Harvest Market Honolulu Ave & Ocean View Blvd 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM A mid-week staple for fresh produce, flowers, and prepared foods. It’s a quieter alternative to the Sunday market, perfect for a quick lunch break.

  • Tax Day Tech Assistance Glendale Central Library, 222 E Harvard St 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM Take advantage of the library's high-speed scanners and printers to get those final documents organized before the midnight deadline.

  • Burbank: Retro Gaming Night Guild Hall, 3516 W Victory Blvd 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM A short drive over the city line for a night of classic console gaming and themed drinks. It’s a great spot to de-stress after finishing your taxes.

  • Live Jazz on Brand The Leftwing, 301 N Brand Blvd 7:30 PM – 10:00 PM Local musicians take the stage for an intimate evening of jazz. There is no cover charge, but arriving early is recommended to snag a table near the window.

  • Pasadena: Evening at the Norton Simon Norton Simon Museum, 411 W Colorado Blvd 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM Just a ten-minute drive away, the sculpture garden is particularly peaceful at dusk. A great way to clear your head with some world-class art.


Spotlight & Story

  • Museum of Neon Art (MONA)
    • Located right on Brand Boulevard, the Museum of Neon Art is more than just a collection of glowing signs; it is a preservation lab for California’s electric history. From the iconic Brown Derby sign to vintage motel beacons, the museum keeps the "lost" art of glass bending alive. Glendale became the museum's permanent home in 2016, and it now serves as a glowing anchor for the downtown arts district, reminding us that even commercial advertising can become high art with enough voltage and craftsmanship.

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