In an attempt to avoid confusion, the ARTS bus will be rebranded as “Pasadena Transit†as early as January 2014. In an update to the City Council on Monday, the Transit Division staff revealed their plans to rebrand Pasadena’s ARTS bus. Fredrick Dock of ... More »
This sermon was delivered by Rev. J. Edwin Bacon, Jr. of All Saints Church Pasadena on Sunday, November 3, 2013. Rev. Ed Bacon has been the rector of All Saints Church since 1995. During his tenure All Saints has continued its reputation for energetic worship... More »
Ahiah Center for Spiritual Living invites everyone to their Holiday Bazaar and Craft Fair fundraiser. This will be a fun fundraiser for the Ahiah Muscic Department. The event features Wholistic practicioners, live music, jewelry, clothing, and other unique gif... More »
It is nice to live in a time where good food is just a phone call away, or a 5-minute walk down the corner. However, when it comes to great food, one needs to search a little bit harder. But just a little. Fortunately, word of mouth plus the power of the Inter... More »
Darting through the water is just half of what competitive swimming is all about. It doesn’t matter if a swimmer can slice through water like a sailfish, if one can’t dive and turn, one lose. Competitive swimmers spend just as much time learning and training h... More »
Pasadena Presbyterian Church’s four professional vocal soloists will present a free concert of secular solos, duos and ensembles on Saturday, November 16 at 7:30 p.m. in the church sanctuary, 585 E. Colorado Blvd, (corner of Madison Ave.) in the Playhouse di... More »
Officers from the Pasadena Police Department’s DUI Enforcement Team will be deploying this weekend to stop and arrest alcohol and drug-impaired drivers in the Department’s ongoing traffic safety campaign. DUI Saturation Patrols will deploy on Friday, Novem... More »
Deep in the main asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, Dawn is continuing its smooth, silent flight toward dwarf planet Ceres. Far behind it now is the giant protoplanet Vesta, which the spacecraft transformed from a tiny splotch in the night sky to an exoti... More »
This time of year is a time for reflection and giving thanks. What better way to give thanks then to dedicate an entire week to ever-philanthropic Deschutes Brewery? Each year, Deschutes Brewery donates $1 per barrel sold. This money goes to charities througho... More »
Most foods we consume these days have been seasoned with preservatives, treated with chemicals, genetically altered, and generally tweaked to make it all seem fresher than it really is. Not surprisingly, these treatments have long-term negative effects on heal... More »
The Flintridge Proper. It’s where you take a visiting friend to experience the essence of La Cañada Flintridge. From its food, its service, its ambience, and even its friendly patrons, everything in the Proper radiates with the soul of the community. The Prop... More »
The Mexican Revolution spawned one of the most famous figures in Mexican history in Pancho Villa. Taking place from 1910 to 1920, the Mexican Revolution was virtually a war between the ‘haves’ and ‘have-nots.’ While the rich got richer, the poor were poorer th... More »
