The Westridge Parents Association presented the Westridge School’s 23rd Annual Summer Opportunities Fair this past Saturday, February 8. More than a hundred schools, summer camps and academies offering everything from academic enrichment to sport clinics, in... More »
Ah, the fine art of shaving. Did you know that before the advent of razors, people used two shells to pull the hair out? Ow. That hurt just to type that. Copper razors were finally invented in 3000 B.C. But it wasn’t just to look neat, or to ace that job i... More »
As the war in Afghanistan winds down, thousands of veterans are expected to fill the seats at California’s public colleges and universities. Already the state’s community colleges lead the nation with more than 44,000 vets enrolled – the largest number s... More »
Getting information, services and support from the city is now just a dial away. The Department of Public Works launched the Pasadena Service Center or the 311 Call Center on Friday, January 24. The construction of the call center was completed on September 20... More »
On January 22 at approximately 6:15 p.m., Pasadena Police officers responded to the area of Washington Boulevard and Mentor Avenue due to a reported traffic accident (automobile vs. pedestrian). On arrival, officers located the victim, a Male Hispanic (Pasaden... More »
At Pasadena Bead and Design Show, which happens January 16 through 19, you can surround yourself with beauty and elegance. There are 300 exhibits of the newest trends in arts & crafts and opportunities to meet with gem merchants, clothing artisans, and bead ar... More »
” To me this is the finest, most revered game in college football, and certainly deserves to be called the Granddaddy of them all” Â Master of Ceremonies and iconic sports announcer Brent Musburger said as he kicked off the 2013 Rose Bowl Hall of Fame Inductio... More »
TV actress and 2009 Tournament of Roses Grand Marshal Cloris Leachman has joined an animal rights group in its protest against SeaWorld’s float design for the 2014 Rose Parade. Leachman sent an open letter dated December 19 to Tournament of Roses Association P... More »
While you’ve been sipping away at that hot cup of java in your mug, a new trend and movement has been occurring in the world of teas and coffees. Like a lot of trends, it’s simply the most current version of a long tradition. Call it home-brrrrewed. Home B... More »
While the Pasadena City College-hosted John J. Kennedy Thanksgiving Classic ended with a loss to San Bernardino Valley, the high-scoring Lancers men’s basketball team delighted fans in attendance at Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium with back-to-back, 101-point games ... More »
On November 16 at about 10:54 a.m., the Pasadena Police Department received a call of unusual circumstances in the 400 block of Emerson Street. On arrival officers talked with a witness (Female Adult) who said she was working in her flower bed and discovered a... More »
Pasadena Unified School District (PUSD) Superintendent Jon R. Gundry announced today the appointment of Jose Alarcon as director of human resources and the promotion of Tendaji (TJ) Jamal as director of technology. “These senior management positions are crit... More »
