The public is invited to join Mayor Bill Bogaard, Councilmember Steve Madison, Fire Chief Calvin E. Wells and other Pasadena officials on Saturday, Dec. 14, 2013, to celebrate the rededication of Fire Station 39 following its $2.9 million seismic retrofit and ... More »
Pasadena has donated a total of $135.3 million in charitable works, ranking the city 75th of several thousands U.S. towns in philanthropy efforts, study shows. The Chronicle of Philanthropy’s “How America Gives†report showed Pasadena is among the top citi... More »
All Saints Church will hold a discussion on racism with All Saints Rector Ed Bacon and Pasadena Playhouse Artistic Director Sheldon Epps on Thursday, November 21 from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. Epps will discuss his production of “Twelve Angry Men,” a cultural stage pl... More »
An openly gay pastor of Good Shepherd Church Pasadena broke away from the organization he founded that caters to lesbians, gays, bisexuals and transgenders and launched a new group Friday, November 8. Rev. Rick Eisenlord and co-founder Paulette Hunnewell of Pa... More »
For their sixth public appearance, the 2014 Royal Court sipped high tea with the seniors while enjoying The Tap Chicks at Pasadena Senior Center. High tea with the Royal Court is a tradition the seniors have come to love and brings energy to the whole crowd ac... More »
Pasadena ranked as the second most creative mid-size city in the U.S., according to a major real estate research blog. Movoto Blog based its study on five main factors: art stories and galleries in the area, music stores and instructors, bookstores nearby, pro... More »
Norton Simon Museum temporarily closed Monday due to a burst water pipe in a women’s public restroom. The pipe burst caused flooding in the restroom and in the office area below. “No art collections have been damaged or endangered,” said Norton Simon spokeswom... More »
An elderly woman from El Monte and her toddler grandson who were reported missing Sunday morning were found unharmed in Pasadena. Pasadena Police notified the El Monte Police Department that Ying Wah Tan Jer, 68 years, and her grandson Bryant Tan, 18 months, w... More »
What is Yucatecan, or Yucatan, cuisine? In a nutshell, Yucatecan food is a mix of both European and Mayan cultures, known and recognized throughout Mexico for its strong seasonings. Yucatecan cuisine is its own unique style and is vastly different from what mo... More »
At its meeting of October 2, 2013, The Pasadena Area Community College District Board of Trustees voted unanimously to extend the contract of Dr. Mark Rocha, Superintendent-President, to June 30, 2017. Â Dr. Rocha was first appointed as Superintendent-Presiden... More »
The San Gabriel Valley is expected to experience wetter skies and cooler temperatures than last week’s hot and dry weather as the first winter storm of the season approaches the area. The National Weather Service said the storm system is expected to bring rain... More »
Pasadena City College cross country head coach Armand Crespo wanted to bring some excitement to a sport here that doesn’t lend itself to having a home course or home field. So the Lancers ran the inaugural Rose City Running Classic Friday under the lights at P... More »
