As Pasadena residents prepare to celebrate America’s Independence Day, local law enforcement officials are preparing to crackdown on mischievous behavior on Saturday.
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As Pasadena residents prepare to celebrate America’s Independence Day, local law enforcement officials are preparing to crackdown on mischievous behavior on Saturday.
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After a 21-year-old man apparently fell nearly 100 feet to his death while hiking a trail near the Eaton Canyon Nature Center, it is important to know what precautions should be taken before exploring the great outdoors. Here are a few pointers offered by the Eaton Canyon Nature Center as to how best to enjoy your hike while also staying as safe and injury-free as possible.
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Fashion designers used the decades that inspired their 2009 spring and summer collections to recreate throw back cocktails. READ MORE
A La Salle High School student will be representing Pasadena overseas this summer as a young soccer player. READ MORE
A docent led tour of the museum's landmark new exhibition, Family Stories: Sharing a Community’s Legacy and lunch at one of the area's many ethnic restaurants
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A recent purchase of imported water by San Diego from Placer County raises the question whether it would be better for Pasadena to just buy imported water in lieu of enacting a tough water enforcement ordinance and unpopular water rate hike. An opinion piece submitted by Wayne Lusvardi
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Nothing screams Fourth of July better than fireworks in the sky. If you’re looking for places to watch these colorful explosions in and near Pasadena, here is a list of locations you may want to check out.
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Join curator Jessica Todd Smith for a private tour of the newly expanded Virgina Steele Scott Galleries of American Art
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Pro Fitness Network gym owner Carina Weston motivates and inspires clients to work towards their fitness goals. READ MORE
Moms on the go will soon find a new "second kitchen" in Pasadena. This September, So Cal's Harrigan sisters will open their sixth Stonefire Grill at 437 N Rosemead Blvd. READ MORE
The Levitt Pavilion Pasadena began its seventh season on Wednesday at the historic band shell in Memorial Park. Free performances continue every Wednesday through Sunday night through August 30.
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South Pasadena's Festival of Balloons celebration consists of a full day of events that truly represent the small town atmosphere of the community while celebrating the anniversary of our Nation's birth.
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Stroll the Descanso Gardens every Thursday in July and August bring a blankett and picnic and enjoy music Under the Oaks
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A local pediatrician writes her thoughts about National Health Care Day, which is today, June 27.
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The Kohl siblings of Pasadena are teaming up to raise hunger awareness at a special "Show Me Your Brighton" event on Monday. READ MORE
Flintridge Operating Foundation and Councilmember Jacque Robinson hosted a graduation ceremony and reception on June 19 at Pasadena’s Jackie Robinson Center for 19 students graduating from the Pasadena/Altadena Apprenticeship Preparation Program. READ MORE