The public is invited to join Pasadena Mayor Bill Bogaard, City Councilmembers and other civic and business leaders for the annual Mayor’s State of the City event on Thursday, Jan. 23, 2014 in the new Center for the Arts building at Pasadena City College, 15... More »
MonteCedro®, a newly planned Episcopal Communities & Services (ECS) Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC), announced today that it has renewed its partnership with the Pasadena Symphony as part of its Masterpiece Living® wellness and enrichment program... More »
Three Pasadena high school alumnus were each presented with $1,000 college scholarships courtesy of a local organization dedicated to empower Latinas. Founded in 1981, the Community Organization of Pasadena for Advancement in Education (COPA) started awarding ... More »
An unanticipated vacancy has occurred on the South Pasadena Senior Citizen Commission, a five-member Commission, that acts in an advisory capacity to the City Council in all matters pertaining to senior citizens. Among its many duties are to cooperate with oth... More »
As Pasadena Unified School District (PUSD) students begin the second semester of the 2013-2014 school year this week, it is also time for families to think about next school year. PUSD’s Open Enrollment application period for the 2014-2015 academic year begi... More »
On January 1, 2014, California’s Transparency and Responsibility in Using State Tools (TRUST) Act went into effect. The TRUST Act makes clear when local law enforcement may respond to immigration detainer requests by federal authorities. It prohibits detenti... More »
With banners flying overhead and blue and orange flooding the streets of Pasadena, Auburn Tigers fans and Florida State Seminoles fans flooded Pasadena yesterday in colorful waves before the last-ever Bowl Championship Series game at the Rose Bowl. Florida Sta... More »
On the final day of school before the winter holidays, many of the grades culminated in mini-celebrations of their own. While some of the classes hosted a brief performance of songs, others prepared for potlucks that bring parents and students together before ... More »
For those who have a passion for public service, the Capital Fellows program may be just the ticket. The Capital Fellows programs offer a chance to prepare for a career in public service while working under a seasoned mentor. Fellows work for 10-11 months as f... More »
For young men with MPYD (Mentoring and Partnership for Youth Development), a male mentoring program based at Muir High School, the recent Christmas and New Year’s holidays provided a season for service. MPYD students devoted the Saturday before Christmas to ... More »
The public is welcome to attend the three shows leading up to the BCS game telecast today. All three are based near City Hall, 100 N. Garfield, down Holly Street, near the intersection of Holly Street and Marengo Avenue.  Admission is free. ESPN Radio’s 2... More »
“How is it I had never knew this before?†“This has powerfully recharged my faith!†“What’s next? Not sure but can’t wait to pursue it!†These are all responses from former participants in Perspectives on the World Christian Movement or as we c... More »
