On August 25, at about 11:58 a.m., Pasadena Police officers responded to the 1600 block of North Fair Oaks Avenue regarding a stabbing victim. On arrival, officers learned the victim (Male Hispanic, Fontana Resident) had been stabbed (4†laceration, left arm... More »
Former JPL Director Bruce Murray died Aug. 29th. Image credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech Bruce C. Murray, the Caltech professor of planetary science and geology who served as director of JPL from 1976 to 1982, died Aug. 29 at the age of 81. Murray was JPL’s director du... More »
The National Weather Service predicts a combination of heat and humidity today that could allow for heat value indexes to approach critical levels. In some valley and foothill areas, today’s temperatures could soar over 100 degrees, the Service said. “Monsoo... More »
The purchasing power you hold in your hands as a consumer could change a life. It has changed the life of Josefina Guzmán, who weaves hand made carpets and bags and now receives a fair wage to support her family because of Fair Trade. “When you see and expe... More »
Pasadena’s Emergency Management Coordinator said that Sunday’s 4.2-magnitude earthquake in Bakersfield, Calif., should serve as a reminder that Pasadenans should be prepared at all times for the possibility of a serious earthquake. “There is no excuse for co... More »
University of California President Mark G. Yudof has awarded the UC Presidential Medal to Jack Scott, the former state legislator who led the 112 schools of the California Community Colleges as chancellor from 2009 until his retirement in 2012. Scott  also se... More »
Starting in July 2013, Pasadena Police Detective DeLeon tracked a pattern of daytime apartment burglaries in the south end of the city. Between July 6th and July 13th, the suspects committed approximately 11 residential burglaries. Police resources from Field ... More »
“Bis Morgan†students called to each other as they left the Pasadena Sister Cities Committee BBQ on Sunday. This German phrase exchanged between an American and a German meaning “see you tomorrow,†shows these students are taking a step of courage to m... More »
Janette Williams, long-time Pasadena Star-News staff writer, has died, Star-News Editor Frank Girardot said Monday afternoon. “The Star-News lost both its heart and its soul,” Girardot said. Williams was 68. Her last published article appeared in the paper ju... More »
South Pasadena High captured the CIF-Southern Section Division 3 volleyball championship on Saturday defeating Camarillo in dominating fashion 3-0 at Santiago Canyon College in Orange. South Pas won the first game 27-25, the second 25-13 and closed it out with... More »
Fresh flavorful ingredients: you choose how much and how many Its lunch time and you’ve only got an hour so your options are limited. You can eat that apple and yogurt you threw in a bag this morning or you could drive through some fast food joint and get ... More »
Sayuri Tachibe is proud to announce the official opening of Osawa, a uniquely inspired Japanese restaurant featuring Otsumami, Shabu Shabu, and Sushi in Old Pasadena on Tuesday, April 23, 2013 at 11:00 am. With a focus on traditional cuisine and the revered ho... More »
