On Tuesday night, four-year-old Salvador Esparza was shot and killed outside of his home in Altadena. Thursday, Rep. Judy Chu (CA-27), who represents Altadena and Pasadena, spoke about Salvador on the House Floor and called for action on gun violence to preven... More »
Pasadena’s annual Latino History Parade is happening again on Saturday, October 15, and City is seeking volunteers to help with planning and coordinating activities. Robert Monzon, Board Member of the Pasadena Latino Employees Association at City Hall, said th... More »
Sending a spacecraft to Jupiter and into its extreme radiation environment—1,000 times more intense than Earth’s—is a daring endeavor. On the evening of July 4, 2016, engineers and scientists at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena put their ingenuity ... More »
Anton Kapustin (PhD ’97), the Earle C. Anthony Professor of Theoretical Physics and Mathematics, and Vladimir Markovic, the John D. MacArthur Professor of Mathematics, have been named Simons Investigators. These appointments are given annually to “support outs... More »
Residents are advised that the Transportation Department’s Parking Division continues to clear a backlog of pending preferential parking permit applications. This year, the Department experienced an increase in the number of parking permit applications which c... More »
The 94-year “young” Pasadena Jewish Temple & Center (PJTC) is welcoming Rabbi Noam Raucher as their new Senior Rabbi. Rabbi Raucher had been serving as the Associate Rabbi of Temple Israel in Charlotte, North Carolina. Rabbi Raucher said he loves being a rabbi... More »
Here is 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 »
What is the nature of individuals who dedicate themselves to long-term care for persons with disabilities? For the last three years this question has been under study at the Travis Research Institute at Fuller Theological Seminary’s Graduate School of Psy... More »
Members of the Pasadena Police Department Crisis Negotiation Team (CNT) successfully talked a despondent man off the Colorado Street Bridge Wednesday afternoon, ending a tense three-hour drama that closed the popular bridge. Two negotiators convinced the unide... More »
Pasadena court dates Thursday await three men accused in two separate incidents. Two men charged in connection with the shooting of a man at a Pasadena fried chicken restaurant on December 29, 2015 are scheduled to face pretrial proceedings in Department E. Ro... More »
Pasadena area residents and organizations who have concerns about the sediment removal project at Devil’s Gate Reservoir will have an opportunity to know more about the updates on the project and issues affecting it next week, when the Los Angeles County Depar... More »
Here are the Pets of the Week available for adoption at the Pasadena Humane Society this week: Friendly Martin (A400219) is a four-month-old, male, grey kitten. Martin loves being petted; he starts purring the moment you start petting him and keeps purring l... More »
