In a letter to Association members, Tournament of Roses President Amy Wainscott said UCLA’s decision to jump from Pac-12 to the Big Ten took the Tournament by surprise. “This conference realignment was unexpected by the majority of the college football world, ... More »
The official dedication of the close to two years-in-the-making “Greetings from Altadena” mural will be held Friday in Altadena at the Lake Avenue West Parking Lot. The project has finally been completed with support from the whole Altadena community, local r... More »
Los Angeles County Wednesday celebrated the establishment of the Aging and Disabilities Department as part of the branching off of the dissolved Department of Workforce Development, Aging and Community Services. Laura Trejo, the former WDACS executive director... More »
Assemblyman Chris Holden’s annual summertime block party is making a comeback on Saturday, July 23 with an afternoon of live music, hotdogs and lemonade, school backpacks for kids, a game truck, car show, and a raffle with grocery cards and gas cards. The 23rd... More »
Metrolink put the first of 50 refurbished train cars back into service Wednesday. The new train cars for Southern California’s regional passenger rail service feature improvements such as vinyl seating, non-carpeted flooring, enhanced air filtration and UV lig... More »
The City is currently searching for new locations for a Bad Weather Shelter for homeless people during cold winter weather. Nonprofit Friends In Deed was forced to shift from its former Shelter for the last two years years due to COVID-19 and social distancing... More »
Pasadena experienced a record hot June and for the next few months, residents should brace themselves for high temperatures as experts predict the city will experience an above-normal summer heat and below-normal rainfall. “We’re expecting for the next three ... More »
Southern California is experiencing a drought of historic proportions. In fact, some scientists are now referring to this uber-drought as “aridification.” While droughts are thought of as somewhat temporary, aridification signals a whole new condition, one th... More »
Pasadena will continue to experience high temperatures over the next few days, with elevated fire conditions through early this week and a slight chance of dry lightening through Monday morning, National Weather Service forecasters said. Forecasters said the h... More »
Pasadena Media’s award-winning local news talk show “NewsRap Local with Justin Chapman” continues this Friday at 5 p.m. with featured guest Jess Rivas, Pasadena City Council member representing District 5. “Council member Rivas ran opposed for her seat on the ... More »
The City’s Early Child Development and Early Learning Task Force will present its midterm report to the City Council on Monday afternoon. The Early Childhood Development & Early Learning Task Force was convened at the recommendation of Mayor Victor Gordo and t... More »
One of Pasadena’s most cherished charitable retail operations institutions is looking for a new home. The now closed Huntington Collections, the celebrated resale shop affiliated with Huntington Health (formerly Huntington Hospital) that sold merchandise thro... More »
