On November 2, 2018, Pacific Oaks College will host its first Social Justice Night to support and honor community heroes who have shown outstanding leadership in building inclusion and equity. As a social justice-centered institution, Pacific Oaks recently sen... More »
When longtime and crosstown rivals Pasadena and Muir battle Saturday morning at the Rose Bowl in the annual Turkey Tussle showdown, it will be the first time that both programs enter the game with a better than .500 record since the 2007 season. Muir (6-3 over... More »
A recently opened culinary arts school in Pasadena marked the send-off of its first class by sharing a taste of the curriculum with the media on Thursday night. The Institute of Culinary Education has been producing chefs and bakers for more than four decades ... More »
After growing up in Hancock Park, Stephen E. Rogers attended UCLA to study economics. There he met his late wife, Janet, who was an accounting major. He likes to say that upon his graduation, the rest of his life was set up in eight days: he graduated from UCL... More »
[Updated] Faced with a November 15 deadline to decide upon $10.1 million in budget reductions, the Pasadena Board of Education on Thursday night rolled up its sleeves and in about three hours agreed upon the first round of new cuts totaling approximately $3... More »
Employees and shoppers were evacuated from Vallarta Market in Pasadena on Thursday afternoon after a possible freon leak, according to police. An alarm went off that an unknown harmful substance was leaking from refrigeration equipment inside the market at abo... More »
The Pasadena Police Department’s auto theft detectives are seeking the public’s assistance in identifying burglary suspects caught on video. Since last year, a series of luxury wheel thefts have occurred throughout Southern California and Pasadena. In most of ... More »
Here are our carefully culled top picks from dozens of Pasadena events the very best things to taste, watch, listen to, and experience, all presented weekly in our e!Pasadena email newsletter: More »
As the political calculus around the minimum wage has been shifting, with inequality and homelessness on the rise and ballooning housing costs eating up more and more of the average worker’s paycheck, the City of Pasadena has decided it should impose an additi... More »
For the eighth consecutive year, Pasadena-based Kaiser Permanente’s Medicare health plans in California have earned 5 out of 5 stars, the highest overall rating in the state for quality and service for 2019 from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CM... More »
Pasadena’s ArtCenter College of Design is holding its annual Car Classic on Sunday, October 28, this time celebrating the 70th anniversary of the College’s Transportation Design program. Car Classic 2018 will have auto enthusiasts, car collectors, history buff... More »
Weeks before a new Fiscal Stabilization Plan must be submitted by Pasadena Unified to the County for approval, a reconciliation report prepared before tonight’s School Board meeting shows the Board’s earlier plans to save $14.2 million yielded actual savings o... More »
