Front row, left to right: Honorees Eddie Harris, Richard Mason Jr., and Scott Angel Aquinio. Back row, left to right: Honoree Luz Maria Torres, District Attorney Jackie Lacey, and Honoree Rochelle Floyd. Photo credit: Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Off... More »
The City of Sierra Madre Community Services Department and the Senior Community Commission are happy to announce that Anne Tyler has been selected as the 2016 Sierra Madre Older American of the Year. Anne was a founding member of the Sierra Madre Civic Club an... More »
[Editor’s note: This story originally reported an incorrect birthdate for Desdy Kellogg. We offer our sincerest apologies to the family. That date has now been corrected.] Jane “Desdy” Kellogg Baggott, owner of Altadena Stables, has passed away. She was 90. O... More »
Cottage Co-op Nursery School is proud to extend to the community its acclaimed parent-education program by presenting April 20, 2016, an evening with New York Times best-selling parenting expert Dr. Tina Payne Bryson. Bryson will speak on the topic of “The Yes... More »
The Playhouse District Association’s (PDA) Executive Director, Erlinda Romo, has announced she is resigning in order to pursue other interests and semi-retire effective June 14, 2016. The PDA is in the process of searching for the next executive director. “For... More »
ArtCenter College of Design announced Wednesday the appointment of award-winning animation production designer Guillaume Aretos as chair of its Entertainment Design department. “I’m very pleased that Guillaume Aretos will be joining ArtCenter. He is an excep... More »
Marion Meredith Beal, the father of Pasadena City Attorney Michele Beal Bagneris, died Saturday from complications related to multiple strokes. He was 93. Beal, a Congressional Gold Medal recipient, was a member of one of the first African-American platoons to... More »
Pasadena resident Darrell D. Miller, Chair of the national Entertainment Department at 750-attorney Fox Rothschild LLP, Managing Partner of the firm’s Los Angeles offices and author of “The 16th Minute of Fame: An Insider’s Guide for Maintaining Success Beyond... More »
Former USC president Steven Browning Sample, a long-time Pasadena resident who led the university through a time of remarkable transformation, died on Tuesday, March 29. He was 75. Sample served as USC 10th president from 1991 to 2010. During his 19-year tenur... More »
Cynthia Rosedale, a respected employee of the Pasadena Senior Center since 1992 and a former member of the board of directors, passed away March 29 after a long illness. She was the director of events, volunteers and senior games. Born and raised in the Pasade... More »
Head Men’s Basketball Coach Dr. Oliver Eslinger has been awarded a prestigious Guardian of the Game honor by the National Association of Basketball Coaches. Eslinger has been recognized in the Education category for his dedication to the teaching and understan... More »
[Publisher’s Note: As raising the minimum wage movement organizers bask in their success and refocus on wage theft, one Pasadena workers’ rights organizer can be seen repeatedly on the front lines of local demonstrations and actions: Pablo Alvarado. Alvarado w... More »
