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On September 27, a familiar stretch of East Jackson Street will close to traffic and fill with music, games and information booths when Chris Holden’s 26th Annual Community Resource Fair and Block Party takes place from 2 to 6 p.m. This year’s fair was origina... More »
[Updated] The Pasadena Educational Foundation announced its new Board of Directors makeup as the school year begins, expanding the nonprofit’s leadership group to advance programs across the Pasadena Unified School District. The incoming members are Steve Dar... More »
A “school-aged” child in Los Angeles County has died due to complications from a measles infection acquired in infancy, prompting health officials Thursday to urge residents to ensure they and their families are vaccinated against the illness. According to the... More »
The City of Pasadena will host a Community Engagement Workshop for the Reconnecting Pasadena Project for the 710 Master Plan on Saturday, Sept. 13, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Friendship Pasadena Church, located at 80 W. Dayton St. The event marks the beginning ... More »
The Pasadena Branch of the NAACP, in partnership with Councilmember Tyron Hampton, is urging San Gabriel Valley organizations and residents working to end discrimination to share their experiences ahead of the California Commission on the State of Hate’s upcom... More »
Pasadena Federal Credit Union has appointed Naomi Mead as Vice President of Strategic Projects & Process Improvement, a newly established executive role aimed at boosting operational efficiency and enhancing member experience across the organization. Mead, a s... More »
The January Eaton Fire didn’t just burn structures—it exposed how catastrophically unprepared locate communities were for natural climate disasters, with widespread underinsurance a ticking time bomb that has devastated many families. Now the NAACP Pasadena Go... More »
A national online survey conducted by Propeller Insights and commissioned by HRC Fertility, which operates a clinic in Pasadena, found that most Americans oppose the continued use of the term “geriatric pregnancy,” citing its harmful impact on women’s confiden... More »
As preparations for the 137th Rose Parade accelerate, the Pasadena Tournament of Roses has announced the selection of Chaz Perea, Doris Hardoon, and Cathy Hillen-Rulloda as the judges for the 2026 Float Awards. Their combined expertise will ensure floats are e... More »
The National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC) on Wednesday released its list of 2026 semifinalists, naming high-achieving high school juniors who will compete for approximately 6,930 scholarships totaling nearly $26 million. Winners will be announced natio... More »
Eight months after the Eaton fire, Los Angeles County mental health experts are promoting a deceptively simple intervention to address rising youth suicide rates: “brave listening.” The technique will be featured at the Los Angeles County Department of Mental ... More »
College Access Plan has appointed a mayor’s deputy and a Microsoft engineer to its board as the nonprofit expands support for students displaced by fires and for immigrant families seeking higher education pathways. Vannia De La Cuba, who has served as Deputy ... More »
