Just in time for the closure of private school admission season, Ribet Academy has received a $250,000 monetary gift to be used for new first through twelfth grade student scholarships. In keeping with the holiday spirit, Afrem and Maribel Uygan of Sun Jewel... More »
After decidedly warm, unwinter-like weather earlier this week, a wet storm has pushed into the San Gabriel Valley Wednesday as a cold Pacific storm from the Gulf of Alaska hit Pasadena and weathermen reported snow as low as 3,500 feet, strong winds and whiteou... More »
On November 27, Pasadena Police officers responded to the 1200 block of Sierra Madre Villa regarding a residential burglary. The suspect(s) took several pieces of antique furniture and left the location prior to our arrival.  On December 1, two subjects (m... More »
Scoop Marks in the Sand at ‘Rocknest’ This is a view of the third (left) and fourth (right) trenches made by the 1.6-inch-wide (4-centimeter-wide) scoop on NASA’s Mars rover Curiosity in October 2012. Image credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS › Unannotated version... More »
A sustained disruption of water flowing into Southern California due to terrorism or a major earthquake would cause massive job losses and wield other devastating economic effects in Pasadena, a study released today by the Los Angeles County Economic Developme... More »
Matthew Blanton, Sam Altis, and Drew Vinson Three Fuller Theological Seminary students took second place on bible trivia game show “The American Bible Challenge,” and won a total of $30,000 for anti-trafficking organization Oasis. The students — Sam Altis and... More »
Hirame Sashimi with Kumquat Jam and Yuzu Vinaigrette I’ve heard a lot of talk about traditional sushi and how what we eat here in Southern California is anything but. I don’t know about you but raw fish was not on the menu growing up. Whatever a restauran... More »
Dean Scott Sunquist delivers installation address A special service celebrating the official installation of Scott W. Sunquist as Fuller’s Dean of the School of Intercultural Studies was held Tuesday, October 2 at First United Methodist Church of Pasadena. “We... More »
Pasadena City College is proud to present its first Writer in Residence, award-winning author and PCC alumna Reyna Grande, on campus Oct. 15 to 17. Grande has written two novels: “Across a Hundred Mountains and Dancing With Butterflies†and a new memoir ca... More »
The good news this summer is that you don’t have to own a 60-meter ocean-going luxury super-yacht to put into port at the BBC (The Balboa Bay Club, as old-timers used to call it) because now under its new management the doors have been thrown open and even l... More »
Top left: A single jellyfish lappet, or appendage, was multiplied and rotated to form an eight-armed mosaic image suggesting the muscle geometry (shown in green.) Right: An illustration shows the different stages of analyzing a juvenile jellyfish in order to d... More »
Owner Perry Vidalakis and Chef Bryant Wigger Imagine having the means and opportunity to fulfill your wildest entrepreneurial dreams. Perry Vidalakis is doing just that in Pasadena this summer as he unveils Trattoria Neapolis, a spectacular restaurant experien... More »
