CITY HALL , The City Council is expected to give the go-ahead Tuesday to a new 19,000-square-foot compressed natural gas fueling station, more than two years after Glendale lost its only other station to a major highway project. The facility, to be built on the 1700 block of Gardena Avenue next to the Glendale Amtrak/Metrolink Transportation Center, is expected to save the city tens of thousands of dollars a year in fueling costs for a growing fleet of municipal compressed-natural-gas-powered vehicles, including buses, refuse trucks and street sweepers. For the full story click here
