Everyone is invited to attend the annual Cabaret dinner show presented by our youth, youth choir and bell choir on Friday and Saturday nights, February 5 and 6 at 6:30 p.m. Treat yourself and a friend (or a table of friends!) to an evening beginning with appet... More »
Assembly Majority Floor Leader Chris Holden introduced legislation, AB 1715, that protects children with autism and other individuals receiving behavior analytic services. The bill ensures that only qualified professionals can provide this vulnerable populatio... More »
On Saturday, January 23, Huntington Hospital hosted an open house for local high school students. The event, led by Armen H. Dikranian, MD, urologic surgeon and medical director of robotic surgery at Huntington Hospital with the support of David Lourie, MD, di... More »
In what some see as a precursor to ultimate victory for supporters of a $15 per hour minimum wage ordinance for Pasadena, the Economic Development and Technology Committee of the Pasadena City Council last night unanimously approved a staff recommendation to m... More »
The Rotary Club of Pasadena, a service organization that helps supports local and international causes, was treated to a notable guest speaker to their January 27 meeting to discuss the power of African Art. With Black History Month right around the corner, th... More »
Gale’s Restaurant at 452 S. Fair Oaks Avenue, which serves northern Italian cuisine, failed a health inspection conducted last week but will continue to operate with a Conditional Pass rating, after inspectors observed several instances of major violations to ... More »
Over 100 volunteers will fan out across Pasadena on Wednesday to locate and count Pasadena’s homeless in a study which will both measure recent “success” in abating the problem and support more funding the city will receive to continue addressing the phenomeno... More »
The first of two hearings regarding a study of police oversight models suitable for Pasadena attracted fewer than twenty interested residents in the Council Chambers at City Hall Tuesday night. The hearing was the first local public appearance by the principal... More »
The Altadena Library is holding its annual summer reading bookmark contest. The contest began January 20, 2016 and is open to students in Kindergarten through 12th grade who live or attend school in Altadena. Participants are asked to create an original bookma... More »
Assemblymember Holden is seeking nominations to honor the 41st Assembly District “2016 Small Business of the Year.” The San Gabriel Valley has over 69,000 small and medium sized businesses, and he looks forward to receiving nominations for the great businesses... More »
Pasadena Now, the community news website that has been serving Pasadena continuously since 2004, and Skycraft Studios, a film/sound/video production studio that assisted the Museum with its first crowdfunding campaign, were singled out for special accolades at... More »
Highlighting the critical importance of improving student success in America’s community colleges, the Aspen Institute College Excellence Program today named Pasadena City College as one of the top 150 community colleges in the nation. With the accolade, PCC i... More »
