Sierra Madre’s Public Library was the recipient of a one-time grant of $7,500 from the state library and was able to purchase over 400 new, print books. New books include children’s, teens, popular fiction, classics, non-fiction and reference materials. Al... More »
Vino at Trios is adding some hip and cool Jazz to your summer wine this Sunday, July 21, from 4:00 pm to 7:30 pm. Continuing its Summer Wine & Jazz Series, Vino at Trios will be hosting Joel Porter & Old School to provide cool and soothing Jazz to accompany it... More »
If you are looking for an authentic Mexican food experience, with an American menu for those who prefer it, and that’s just right for family gatherings, Cabrera’s Restaurant is where you’d want to be. [smooth=id:210;] A family-owned business, Cabrera’s prides ... More »
Burgers never get old. No matter how many burger joints there are in a city, you’ll be sure people will still flock to them, especially when their specialty is premium burgers. In 2011, brothers George and Charbel Ghaby founded Rounds Premium Burgers and succe... More »
Langham Hospitality Group is offering Summer travelers the opportunity to “Linger Longer for Less†at Langham’s portfolio of luxury hotels around the world, including five in North America. This offer allows for savings up to 30% when booking through www... More »
Independence Day celebrations are always fun, but just because the Fourth of July has passed doesn’t mean you can’t celebrate other Independence days, right? 38 Degrees Alhambra will be celebrating Belgian Independence this July 18 to July 19 from 7:00 pm to 2... More »
Today, Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) announced the House Appropriations Committee had passed an FY 2014 Commerce, Justice and Science appropriations package that included $1.315 billion for planetary science within NASA’s budget. Earlier this year, it was announce... More »
If the climbing mercury on your outdoor thermometer hasn’t made it clear, here’s one more sign that we’ve officially crossed over into the summer season: Pasadena’s mainstay 1886 Bar at The Raymond has just released its latest, greatest and tastiest su... More »
One of the things Mexicans are known for are their Mexican festivals, or fiestas, blanketed in color and dipped in pure fun. Another of course, is their food. Mijares has both “en espadas.” [smooth=id:207;] Described as a “little hacienda” by the owners, one l... More »
Assemblymember Chris Holden (D-Pasadena) – with the backing of the California Legislative Black Caucus – said he would introduce a Resolution calling for a repeal of Florida’s “stand-your-ground†law and urging a boycott of Florida in the wake of the n... More »
Calvary Chapel Pasadena will be hosting a Baptism/Family Picnic at Sierra Vista Park in Sierra Madre this Saturday, July 20th, 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Hot dogs and hamburgers will be provided. Bring along your own sides, drinks, and lawn chairs for a time of f... More »
FUMC Pasadena is hosting an 11-week DVD and discussion series produced by NOOMA and featuring Rob Bell. The series will be held Sunday mornings at 8:55 a.m. in the Church Lounge. Rob Bell, founder of the Mars Hill Bible Church in Grandville, Michigan, has gain... More »
