Friends In Deed has brought on five new board members in the last 16 months to help guide and provide oversight for the local charity. Ursula Hyman, Rev. Marlene Pomeroy, Lana Slavitt, Jeff Salcido, and Leslie White have joined the 19-member board to guide the... More »
A PCC student was arrested on misdemeanor charges after allegedly brandishing a knife in the library on Wednesday, April 26, according to the PCC Courier newspaper. The student, identified as Zhuowei Liao, age 21, was reportedly threatening a group of students... More »
With still a chance at a conference title on the final day of the regular season, the Pasadena City College baseball team settled for a strong second place in the South Coast Conference in completing a 3-game series sweep over Compton, 6-5, on Friday. The game... More »
A Pasadena Police Department representative will present March city intersection collision statistics identifying those with the highest collision rates to a City commission on Tuesday. Lt. Carlo Montiglio will go before the Human Relations Commission at 6:30 ... More »
Faced with a quick 2-0 deficit, the Dodgers used a combination of surprisingly steady pitching (after a rocky start), a volatile offense and some sterling defensive plays to beat the St. Louis Cardinals in the first game of their three-game weekend home stand ... More »
College Access Plan (CAP), a Pasadena-based non-profit that prepares underserved students to succeed in college, said it has resumed its after-school middle school programs at Pasadena Unified School District (PUSD) sites. College Access said in a statement We... More »
Jurors in Los Angeles will be offered a special pass providing free public transit to and from any of the 23 county courthouses where jury trials are held in lieu of the standard mileage reimbursement, officials announced Wednesday. Jurors and potential jurors... More »
As summer approaches, Pasadena Education Foundation (PEF) is gearing up to offer high school students an opportunity to explore career paths, learn new skills, and prepare for college. The non-profit organization has partnered with industry professionals from ... More »
Pasadena Unified School District (PUSD) Superintendent Brian McDonald, Ed.D., has named Sergio Canal, Ed.D., as the district’s Chief Human Resources Officer, pending Board of Education approval. Dr. Canal is an accomplished educator and leader with more than 2... More »
In the early hours of Monday morning, January 16, a group of sleep-deprived puzzle solvers were summoned to play a game of Red Light, Green Light. A projector displayed colors on the wall. When the light flashed green, the solvers ran across the room; when it ... More »
After its first committee hearing, Assembly Bill 1337 was amended last week, which could be the opening salvo of a monumental political and legal war over who controls access to water in California – an issue that stretches back to the state’s founding in 1850... More »
Members of the Pasadena, Altadena and Sierra Madre communities, My name is Jonathan Gardner, the current President of the United Teachers of Pasadena. This Thursday, the Pasadena Unified School District Board of Education are being asked to ignore the unified ... More »
