Few places are as hostile to life as Chile’s Atacama Desert. It’s the driest place on Earth, and only the hardiest microbes survive there. Its rocky landscape has lain undisturbed for eons, exposed to extreme temperatures and radiation from the sun. If you can... More »
This weekend, Pasadena celebrates Earth Day with a wide range of events. Check them out here, day by day! Pasadena’s Throop Unitarian Universalist Church is on a month-long celebration called “30 Days for the Earth” that kicked off on March 26 with an Earth, F... More »
Following a presentation by Arroyo Seco Foundation Executive Director Tim Brick, in which Brick praised the work of the Foundation, delivered a short history lesson to members, and lambasted the city for not spending an estimated $88 million in allocated funds... More »
[Updated | Thursday, April 20, 2017 | 7:40 a.m.] With the results of Tuesday evening’s 7th District runoff election between incumbent Andy Wilson and newcomer Phil Hosp “frozen” until next week’s final vote counting session of remaining mail-in and provisio... More »
Students at Charles W. Eliot Arts Magnet Academy are gearing up to take the stage at the school’s 4th Annual Springs Arts Showcase, Metamorphosis, to dazzle audiences with their talents in song, dance and visual arts at the middle school that intends create to... More »
Pasadena Heritage is proud to once again participate in the Getty Foundation’s Multicultural Undergraduate Internship program. This position is funded by a grant from the Getty Foundation, which is intended for outstanding students who are members of groups un... More »
Some tenants along the formerly proposed State Route 710-North corridor moved closer to home ownership today as the first deadline closed in the Affordable Sales Program. The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) collaborated with sister agencies ... More »
On Wednesday Senator Anthony J. Portantino presented SB 328 to the Senate Education Committee. The bill requires middle schools and high schools to start the school day no earlier than 8:30 a.m. SB 328 is based on recommendations of the American Academy of Ped... More »
60% of students in Pasadena public schools experience poverty. Many lack a nurturing support system, which leaves them vulnerable to gang involvement and entanglement in the juvenile justice system. For youth affected by poverty and community violence, it can ... More »
In a runoff election that was closer than the primary which prompted it, first-time Council candidate Phil Hosp ended the evening’s count with a 20-vote lead over incumbent Councilmember Andy Wilson, based on unofficial final election results for the Pasadena ... More »
Washington Children’s Center hosted a preschool fair at its Penn Street campus in Northwest Pasadena Tuesday afternoon to help parents kickstart their child’s classroom experience in a neighborhood that educators say has a high need for early childhood service... More »
Pasadena area Assemblymember Chris Holden’s legislation to address California’s teacher shortage, Assembly Bill 586, passed the Assembly Committee on Revenue and Taxation. Specifically, AB 586 would allow newly-credentialed teachers either an individual tax cr... More »
