City officials offer the following information, tips and reminders to the public in response to recent sightings of a bobcat in Pasadena’s Historic Highlands neighborhood. While bobcats are very rare, they are also indigenous to Southern California, includin... 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 »
A great man who was recently laid to rest on the southern tip of humanity’s birth continent once said, “It always seems impossible until it’s done.†The truth of that simple-yet-profound statement is not limited to towering, larger-than-life leaders li... More »
CrossFit. No, it’s not a plumbing component. It’s a popular strength and conditioning program that improves muscular strength, your cardio-respiratory endurance, and your flexibility. Think of it as a combination of aerobics, gymnastics exercises, and some... More »
Bread. Meat. Bread. A simple and elegant combination that has defined lunch since the 18th Century, when John Montagu, England’s 4th Earl of Sandwich, was supposedly playing cards with associates. Hungry, but wanting to continue playing while eating, he told... More »
The Rose Queen and Royal Court were at the Pasadena Convention Center to cut the ribbon for the official opening of the Visitors Hotline for the 2014 Tournament of Roses today. Seasoned volunteers—some have been answering the phones for 30 years—gave the g... More »
Speaking from a median on Sierra Madre Blvd. near what will be the end of the Rose Parade in about 48 hours, Pasadena Fire Chief Calvin Wells and Chief of Police Phillip Sanchez issued advice and appeals to the public on how to stay safe during the January 1 f... More »
Now that the frantic rush and madness of the holidays and New Year’s has passed, is there anything left to excite you as you cruise in to 2014? How about adding $2 sushi to your everyday? Tenno Sushi and the Seafood Grill in Old Pasadena offers fresh sushi sta... More »
Ted DiNunzio, official greeter you may seen countless times at Nordstrom Santa Anita Fashion Park, never wants to quit working. Literally. Along with store manager Marcille Hughes, his son Bob and granddaughter Jill Marie, DiNunzio celebrated his 100th birthda... More »
Remember that cool girl you knew in high school or college, who was so funny and hip and artistic? She had all these CDs from bands you never heard of, and all these crazy cool friends, and you secretly wanted to be one of them? She grew up and opened a hair s... More »
The Altadena main and branch Public Libraries will be closed on Friday, December 7 to commemorate the life of its late Director Barbara J. Pearson. Pearson died at the age of 69 on Saturday, December 14 at 10:00 p.m. She had been at Pomona Valley Hospital recu... More »
Under brilliant blue skies and eighty-degree temperatures, Gary Stevens rode Heir Kitty to an upset victory Thursday in the $300,000 La Brea Stakes Wednesday, as Santa Anita Park kicked off its official 2013-2014 thoroughbred racing series. Race officials rep... More »
