Despite pleas from state and local officials urging residents not to travel for Thanksgiving due to the coronavirus, millions of Southern Californians are still expected to do just that, with this afternoon anticipated to be the busiest time on Southland freew... More »
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to take the first steps in transitioning to a rehabilitative, `care- first’ model of juvenile justice, a plan expected to ultimately move funding and responsibility out of the probation department and i... More »
One of a fleeting few Pasadena businesses that have been around for more than a century, Anderson Business Technology has continued to thrive by remembering there is really only one constant in the fight for survival in the dog-eat-dog corporate world, and tha... More »
City officials will take a number of steps in their efforts to lower the city’s rising daily COVID-19 case rate. According to Public Information Officer Lisa Derderian, the city will increase its enforcement throughout the city regarding large gatherings and ... More »
The California Restaurant Association (CRA) sued Los Angeles County today, Nov. 24, in an effort to overturn the county’s plan to end in-person dining due to the recent surge in COVID-19 cases. Although a lawsuit will proceed, a restraining order preventing th... More »
Pandemic or not, the Salvation Army in Pasadena is rallying its troops in preparation to deliver more than 400 hot Thanksgiving meals to community members in need on Thursday, representatives said. A total of 68 volunteers plan to help deliver the meals, inclu... More »
[UPDATED] Police initially suspected foul play after a jogger discovered the body of a woman at Hahamongna Watershed Park in Pasadena early Tuesday, authorities said. The grim discovery was made just before 8 a.m. near the picnic table area at the park, just s... More »
A freelance cameraman was shocked with a Taser Monday morning by two men who had hired him to take part in a film shoot in Pasadena, police said. Investigators suspected the incident may have been a robbery attempt, but a definitive motive was not clear in the... More »
Public access to Los Angeles County courthouses will be restricted to authorized persons and social distancing strictly enforced in response to the surge in coronavirus cases, according to a new order. Access will be limited to judicial officers, attorneys, li... More »
As part of its non-profit mission, Huntington Hospital provides significant benefits to the communities it serves, often in the form of health education, outreach, and low or no-cost hospital care for the uninsured and those with limited means. In 2019, the ho... More »
The Pasadena City College Foundation has received $1.5 million from the estate of Adelaide Finkbine Hixon. Hixon was an enthusiastic supporter of PCC and a proud advocate for education. In 2000, she gave a gift of $1 million to the College, which was used to e... More »
A Victorville man accused of striking and killing a pedestrian in Pasadena and fleeing the scene earlier this month pleaded not guilty Monday to charges resulting from the collision, authorities said. Alberto Fernandez, 20, faces charges of gross vehicular man... More »
