Faced with mounting financial woes and no solution on the horizon, The Pasadena Museum of California Art’s Board of Directors Chairman says this week’s decision to close down the local institution in October is the best available option. The museum at 490 East... More »
A new shoe concept designed by a recent ArtCenter College of Design graduate has recently been selected as winner in at least two concept design awards for its innovative intention of replicating the experience of training on soft sand found in coastal regions... More »
Chubbs, the chill Himalayan mix cat of substantial girth who weighed 29 pounds when he was found wandering in Altadena last week, has got himself a new home in Monrovia. Chubbs’ rotund figure and laid-back friendliness earned him massive media and internet pop... More »
A high pressure is building over the region, as Thursday welcomes the summer solstice marking the official start of summer in the northern hemisphere. The high pressure ridge is expected to bring above normal temperatures to most areas Thursday – especially aw... More »
The Burbank-Glendale-Pasadena Airport Authority, the tri-city government agency created for the purpose of operating the Hollywood Burbank Airport, has voted to approve its $82.2 million budget for fiscal year 2019, which begins on July 1. Pasadena Mayor Terry... More »
Pasadena-area State Senator Anthony Portantino welcomed and honored Pasadena resident Luke Walker and his family as the Small Business of the Year at the California State Capitol Tuesday. The recognition is extended by the California Business Association, whic... More »
Two important education proposals which Pasadena-area State Senator Anthony J. Portantino submitted on behalf of Armenian-Americans have been adopted into the state’s budget. One of the proposals is for six full-tuition scholarships at Hastings College of Law ... More »
After more than 16 years of showcasing modernistic California art, the Board of the Pasadena Museum of California Art has voted to close the institution at the conclusion of its current exhibitions, Executive Director Dr. Susana Smith Bautista said Tuesday. Th... More »
Pasadena’s public safety agencies are preparing for several possible disasters that could impact the City, both natural and man-made, as conditions around the world continue to remind us all that Mother Nature is anything but quiet. As part of preparations, th... More »
The organization behind a Pasadena summer music tradition for nearly fifteen years which once drew thousands weekly to 50 free and festive outdoor summer concerts in Old Pasadena is struggling to stay afloat but promises it will stage at least some concerts th... More »
The Association of Black Employees (T.A.B.E.) at Pasadena City College recently held it’s 40th Anniversary Scholarship Awards Celebration – a lively breakfast to honor the best and brightest at PCC. This year’s celebration was co-chaired by Victoria Williams a... More »
More African American students graduated from PCC this year than in the previous two years, reversing a decline in achievement and highlighting the impact felt through a number of programs targeting the student population, a new data analysis shows. The colleg... More »
