As Caltech scales back events, other local educational institutions are preparing for the next step in efforts to keep students and faculty safe from the Coronavirus. “It’s a question of when — not if — some California public schools will face closure because ... More »
The California Department of Public Health has issued new guidelines for organizers of mass gatherings regarding potential coronavirus scenarios. The CDPH defined mass gatherings as events, including religious services, in which large numbers of people are wit... More »
Just months after Fuller Theological Seminary announced it was no longer intent on moving out of Pasadena, Fuller is now selling the properties it acquired in Pomona, where it had planned to move according to an announcement made in May 2018. Real estate compa... More »
As the deadly Coronavirus continues to spread worldwide, local officials are taking precautions. Yet according to statements by the Rose Bowl and the Convention Center, both locations are continuing with events. According to Rose Bowl General Manager Darryl Du... More »
Young men and women in Pasadena can now apply for the city’s summer internship program, ROSE, where they can be eligible to receive a $1,500 training stipend and a six-week work assignment from June 1 to August 7. Under the ROSE (Realizing Opportunities throug... More »
District 4 Candidate Char Bland expressed gratitude to her supporters and congratulated Incumbent Gene Masuda on his apparent victory. “I want to thank each and every supporter from the bottom of my heart,” Bland said. “Running for public office is no easy end... More »
[smooth=id:1887;] Pasadena’s famed Gamble House is under new management, but the old traditions won’t change. While the landmark 1908 architectural gem will continue to be owned by the city of Pasadena, Mayor Terry Tornek announced Wednesday that a newly forme... More »
Health officials in California announced Wednesday the state’s first Coronavirus death, raising the death toll to 11 in the United States. The patient was an elderly adult with underlying health conditions, county officials said, adding that the person was the... More »
More than 1,000 supporters are anticipated to come together in support of critically ill children and their families at the 2020 Pasadena Ronald McDonald House (PRMH) Walk for Kids. The annual family-friendly event aims to raise $150,000 to provide comfortable... More »
A contingent of the Shakespeare Club visited the Pasadena Museum of History’s current exhibition “Starting Anew” which tells the story of the early arrivers and shapers of the city. Brad McNeil, the Museum’s Director of Education, was an informative and dynami... More »
The Pasadena Tournament of Roses has selected 21 of the marching bands that will participate in the 132nd Rose Parade presented by Honda, themed “Dream. Believe. Achieve.” The announcement of the 2021 Marching Bands comes as we celebrate National Marching Band... More »
The City of Pasadena invites residents to “Jump Into Census” Saturday, March 7, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., at Villa-Parke Community Center, 363 East Villa Street. Residents will be able to get answers to their questions about the upcoming census count while enjoying l... More »
