The First United Methodist Church (FUMC) Pasadena will hold a series of Fall SpiritSeekers’ to teach individuals the meaning of Christian disciple in the 21st Century. Each session begins with a potluck (please bring a dish to share) and ends with a call to ... More »
Watch out motorists, all-seeing “Robo Traffic Cops†will be watching you on city streets 24/7. That is if the City Council approves a $606,060 traffic signal synchronization programming of traffic signal controllers project. The Pasadena City Council is se... More »
The space shuttle Endeavour visited some old friends at JPL Friday with a spectacular flyover watched by tens of thousands as the Southland was enthralled by the flying behemoth. Piggy-backed on a specially modified Boeing 747, the space shuttle, described as ... More »
Congresswoman Judy Chu, who sailed through the primary election in the newly reconfigured 27th Congressional District last June to become the official Democratic Party candidate, is focused on the issues she sees as critical to the San Gabriel Valley as the ra... More »
It was Glendale City Councilmember Ara Najarian who captivated the crowd of about 350 at Pasadena City Councilmember Steve Madison’s public forum on the 710 Freeway extension held Tuesday night in the Convention Center. The forum featured a panel of scientific... More »
A panel of scientific, medical, historic preservation and political professionals recited a litany of potential health and safety dangers which could arise from plans to build any 710 Freeway extension at a public forum organized by Pasadena Councilmember Stev... More »
Pasadena’s New Horizons School was given a special recognition by Green Ribbon Schools.org, a reward and recognition program for K-12 students for completing four projects around green building, recycling, conservation, the outdoors, health, nutrition and fitn... More »
Public emotions could rise anew as Pasadena City Councilmember Steve Madison sponsors an informational forum tonight regarding the 710 Freeway project currently under study by the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transit Authority (Metro). The meeting will be h... More »
CORRECTION:Â The original version of this story quoted School Board Member Ed Honowitz as describing Scott Phelps’ actions as “Gestapo tactics.” In fact, Honowitz was quoting the words of Ray Cortines. What Honowitz actually said was “”Mr. Cortinez, as the on... More »
Haven Gastropub +Brewery is set to open its doors mid-November 2011 in Old Pasadena, introducing the Los Angeles community to its innovative take on gourmet, seasonal comfort food and the restaurant collection’s first foray into on-site brewing. The second i... More »
City officials confirmed on Thursday that a Town Hall has been scheduled for Oct. 25 to focus on the closure of Fire Station 39 and the manner in which the Pasadena Fire Dept. intends to serve the area during the extended period required to rebuild the station... More »
The Pasadena Unified Board of Education is set to vote on the employment contract for the district’s new Chief Academic Officer in a closed door meeting Tuesday, a district official told Pasadena Now. The official would not name the individual who has been sel... More »
