Pasadena health authorities have authorized the re-permitting and reopening of a long-time popular Mexican restaurant on Foothill Blvd. after they closed it June 1 because of major violations of the California health code. “La Nueva Posada was reopened on Satu... More »
Maranatha High School celebrated their Class of 2016 Commencement Ceremony at Lake Avenue Church on Saturday, June 4. Over 2,000 proud parents, family members, and friends cheered as 175 students became a part of the school’s proud alumni tradition. Current an... More »
Monday, leaders of the Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus (CAPAC) sent a letter to Airlines for America President Nicholas Calio calling for clearer guidance on racial profiling. The letter comes after a series of recent incidents on airlines where pe... More »
Southern California Gas Co. More low-income customers may now be eligible to receive a rate discount and no-cost energy-saving home improvements from SoCalGas due to new income guidelines that went into effect June 1 for qualified customers who enroll in the s... More »
Editor’s Note: In this report, Pasadena Chief of Police Phillip Sanchez reviews noteworthy incidents which occurred or were concluded in recent weeks in Pasadena. Critical Incidents: On May 23, at about 11:50 a.m., the Pasadena Police Communication Center rece... More »
After some clouds and patchy fog in the morning, Monday will generally be sunny in Pasadena, with a high near 82, and a calm wind blowing in from the south southwest around five miles per hour. The National Weather Service says a “ridge of high pressure aloft ... More »
The Pasadena City Council will grapple with yet another difficult historic preservation case Monday evening as it decides the final fate of the property at 180 South Euclid Avenue in Central Pasadena. The original determination of the City Planning Department,... More »
Pasadena’s helicopter patrol fleet has the highest helicopter-to-population ratio of any nearby comparable city. Pasadena’s high level of helicopters to its population mirrors the similar officer-staffing data which indicates that Pasadena is the most over-pol... More »
Fuller Theological Seminary announced Friday it would discontinue its food distribution program for qualifying low-income students and families of Pasadena. The program began more than 25 years ago in an effort to assist international students and staff and th... More »
South Pasadena resident Mimi Butler, above, has earned the prestigious Legend of Troy Award at the University of Southern California. The Legend of Troy is presented by the USC Athletic Department in recognition of and appreciation for an individual whose impa... More »
Longtime South Pasadena High School teacher and Tiger Bingo volunteer caller Paul Groves was recognized by those who volunteered alongside him for his many years of service. Bingo president David Zeigler, right, thanks Groves for his years of dedication, as p... More »
Assemblymember Chris Holden’s bills to create low cost transit passes for low income students, AB 2222; help Californians quite smoking , AB 1696; streamline dual enrollment, AB 2364; support families providing foster care, AB 2552; and protect children with a... More »
