The Women’s City Club of Pasadena honored Eleanor Beasley with the 2013 Gloria Gartz Award for her commitment to serving the community at the Annual Awards Dinner and Dancing Under the Stars on Saturday, July 27. Nominations from the community were requested... More »
A homeless man named Mychal Poole seems to have a thing for high-end Land Rovers. For the second time this month, police have arrested Poole at the Symes Land Rover dealership in the 3400 block of East Colorado Blvd. Officers responding to a report of trespass... More »
A Pasadena man admitted himself into a local hospital Saturday night with stab wounds but refused to tell police how he had been wounded, Pasadena police Lt. Jason Clawson said. The 26-year-old was “totally uncooperative†when officers interviewed him at 8... More »
This sermon was delivered by Megan Katerjian, Director of Outreach of La Cañada Presbyterian Church, Pasadena on Sunday, July 21. It started with a video clip on the movie Bruce Almighty and will discuss how people outside the Church see God and how the Churc... More »
Two women were victims of necklace snatchings Friday which occurred minutes apart in north central Pasadena, police report. It is not known if the incidents are related. In the first, an 18-year-old woman was walking along Raymond Avenue near Painter Street wh... More »
An excessive-force lawsuit has been reinstated Thursday against the Riverside county by a panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Pasadena on the ground that the former decision may be solely based on the judge’s personal concerns, the Associated Pre... More »
Lightning hit an electrical transformer on Fletcher Avenue, South Pasadena Friday at about 2:45 a.m., causing a power outage to hundreds of homes in the area. The incident affected 355 Southern California Edison customers, which the majority now have their ele... More »
When Ellen Daigle took some courses on sign painting to work at home while watch over her children in 1978, silk screening was just one of the subjects she studied. Working out of her garage and going door-to-door to sell her services; she was able to open her... More »
When people hear of electric bikes, the usual thought is that of motorcycles with electric motors, maybe with the option to shut the motor down and pedal instead. However, electric bikes are far from being electrified motorcycles, by keeping its pedal pushing ... More »
On July 26, 2003, the 13.7-mile, 13 station Metro Gold Line light rail line opened for passenger service between Downtown Los Angeles and East Pasadena. Friday marked the line’s 10th anniversary of  that important day. To recognize this milestone, and the sig... More »
A San Gabriel Valley resident was among the country’s five first human cases of West Nile virus infection on Los Angeles County this year. The San Gabriel resident is among the five unidentified victims who tested positive for the virus, while the four others ... More »
Pasadena City College (PCC) student Anson Lam recently demonstrated the effectiveness of the campus’s concurrent enrollment program by graduating from high school while simultaneously reaching sophomore standing at PCC. What is particularly astonishing, ho... More »
