Dr. Elizabeth Nagy-Shadman, associate professor of Geology at Pasadena City College, has been chosen to participate in the National Science Foundation (NSF) funded Faculty as Change Agents: Transforming Geoscience Education in Two-year Colleges project. The fo... More »
This Saturday, Aug. 15, 2015, the Department of Tourism’s Rose Parade® float will make its initial debut on the streets of Pasadena, Calif. Float builder, Phoenix Decorating Company, will be conducting a first test-run of the float to see how it performs on th... More »
The community is joining Kidspace Children’s Museum is mourning the loss of Jane Popovich, one of its greatest advocates, donors, board members, and friends. Jane, who was a member of the Junior League of Pasadena at the time of the creation of the “Making Sen... More »
Metro is partnering with local non-profit bike organizations to hold free bicycle safe-riding classes in Pasadena and the rest of Los Angeles County through the end of September. The program started in May and has trained hundreds of participants in the county... More »
The City of Pasadena has conceded to pay $550,000 as settlement for an environmental lawsuit filed by California Clean Energy Committee in connection with the Glenarm Repowering Project. The project replaces a 50-year-old steam generating unit with a more effi... More »
Waves of enthusiasm swept through a sea of the 2,000 Pasadena Unified School District staff, teachers, and administrators at a kick off event on Thursday morning that recognized and equipped educators for the school year starting August 18. Under the leadershi... More »
As Pasadena City College draws near to the start of Fall Semester on August 31 burdened by accreditation probation, a court order to change its schedule back to the semester basis and a history of rancorous discord, its new Superintendent-President walks the h... More »
The City of Pasadena is moving forward “aggressively” to combat unsafe trees in the Arroyo Seco by finalizing plans to chop down 65 California sycamore trees diagnosed with a serious beetle infestation just weeks after a 75-foot pine toppled over injuring eigh... More »
Los Angeles County Mayor Michael D. Antonovich, whose district includes Pasadena, said at a gathering last weekend that he is running for the California state Senate in 2016. The 75-year-old Republican, who will be forced out from the Los Angeles County Board ... More »
Come one, come all! It is time for First United Methodist Church’s Annual Labor Day All-Church Camp, September 4-7, 2015, at Camp Sky Meadows. Whether you’re a group of 1 or 10 or more, there is room and something for you! Come up Friday after 3:00pm September... More »
Significant reforms in the Buy-Here, Pay-Here car loan industry are set to go into effect next January after Governor Brown today signed Assemblymember Chris Holden’s bill to protect the used-car-buying public. “By signing AB 265 the Governor recognized the St... More »
Three incumbent South Pasadena City Councilmembers filed for the three open positions on the City Council for the upcoming General Municipal Election November 3, 2015. Running unopposed for the four-year terms will be Councilmembers Marina Khubesrian, M.D., an... More »
