Ralphs announced Friday that it has begun administering free COVID-19 vaccinations to its pharmacists and pharmacy staff, along with other health care providers at its 50 pharmacies in Los Angeles and Riverside counties. Ralphs Pharmacy locations in the city o... More »
Police sought an attacker who stabbed another man after rear-ending his car in an apparent incident of road rage in South Pasadena on Thursday night, authorities said. The attack took place about 9:50 p.m. at Monterey Road and Milan Avenue, the South Pasadena ... More »
Pasadena city officials on Friday announced the launch of a new grant program to offer relief to local small business owners who have suffered hardships due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Small Business COVID-19 Relief Grant Program is being administered in partner... More »
The Rotary Club of Pasadena Community Grants co-chairs Sheryl Guerrero and Deborah Lewis announced Friday the 2021 Pasadena Rotary Club’s Community Grants application is now online. Since 2004, the Rotary Club of Pasadena has issued more than 370 grants totali... More »
The Juno spacecraft orbiting Jupiter and the InSight Lander studying the interior of Mars —both managed by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory — have each received mission extensions from NASA to continue their discoveries for years to some, JPL announced Friday. A ... More »
On Wednesday, January 13, at 5 p.m. Pacific Time, Yisong Yue, professor of computing and mathematical sciences in the Division of Engineering and Applied Science at Caltech, continues the 2020–2021 Watson Lecture season by exploring “Artificial Intelligence: H... More »
With the process of administering COVID-19 vaccines moving slower than hoped, state officials issued revised guidelines to local health departments Thursday, authorizing them to give shots to lower- priority groups if demand wanes among people in higher-priori... More »
Pasadena saw more than 200 new COVID-19 infections for the third day in a row on Thursday, along with two additional deaths attributed to the virus, authorities said. With 203 new cases of COVID-19 detected in the city and two new deaths reported, the city has... More »
The loss of Tournament of Roses events caused by the pandemic cost the region hundreds of millions of dollars over the holiday season, according to Chamber of Commerce President/CEO Paul Little. “In a normal year, both events together generate about $200 milli... More »
Michael Warner became the first applicant to qualify for the City Council’s District 5 seat left vacant with the election of its former occupant, Victor Gordo, to the mayor’s position. According to the City Clerk’s website, Warner turned in the requisite signa... More »
Prosecutors on Thursday filed a murder charge against a homeless man who detectives say assaulted an elderly Pasadena couple out for their morning walk in a seemingly random attack, killing the woman. Oscar Villamil, 43, faces one count of murder and one count... More »
Home Depot has posted job listings for a wide variety of job openings ahead of the planned opening of a location on the site of the former Avon distribution warehouse in Pasadena, according to the company. The in-progress home improvement store at Foothill Bou... More »
