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A storyteller who built an award-winning solo show around a subzero outhouse, Kona Morris has won Moth SLAMs in New York City, Los Angeles and Boston, according to her biography. On Wednesday, June 17, she brings “Your Story Matters” to the Rotary Club of Pasa... More »
Today, in celebration of National Red Rose Day, volunteer Members of the Tournament of Roses Association surprised hundreds of people with long-stemmed red roses. This act of spreading cheer embodies the Tournament of Roses’ community spirit. The red rose, the... More »
Can residents help decide how government spends public money? That was the question at the center of the latest CityTalk webinar hosted by City Councilmember Rick Cole, featuring Capri Maddox, General Manager of the City of Los Angeles Department of Civil + Hu... More »
On the south side of East Colorado Boulevard, just west of Holliston Avenue and tucked into the grass in front of a McDonald’s, stands a three-and-a-half-foot block of concrete that most drivers mistake for a gravestone. It is not. The carved “11” inside a cir... More »
Pasadena Public Library celebrates the power of reading this summer with the annual Summer Reading Program, running from Saturday, June 13, through Saturday, August 1. Participants of all ages are invited to sign up online at Pasadena.Beanstack.Com/Reader365 o... More »
The City of Pasadena prevailed in a lawsuit brought against the City by Taisyn Crutchfield, a former employee of the Pasadena Police Department. After nearly two years of litigation, the trial court dismissed all of Ms. Crutchfield’s claims against the City an... More »
“Our cosmos is awash with radio waves, originating from fierce jets blasting out of distant black holes, blinking dead stars closer to home, and many other exotic objects”. To observe radio waves—which possess wavelengths hundreds of thousands of times longer ... More »
Kaiser Permanente Los Angeles Medical Center, which serves Pasadena members, has earned an ‘A’ Hospital Safety Grade – the highest possible – for patient safety from The Leapfrog Group, an independent national nonprofit watchdog. Kaiser Permanente’s regional S... More »
New surveillance video and other evidence from Southern California Edison show that a century-old, idle transmission line the utility failed to remove ignited the Eaton Fire, lawyers for property insurers said in a court filing, the Los Angeles Times reported.... More »
A mineral discovery in California’s Mojave Desert is helping scientists investigate whether a porphyry copper deposit may lie beneath a volcanic outcrop, with technology developed at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena playing a key role in identifyin... More »
A Pasadena police officer was wounded by another member of the department last year when a firearm discharged during what Police Chief Gene Harris described as “unsafe and out-of-policy horseplay involving loaded firearms,” according to a critical incident vid... More »
Wednesday’s U.S. Army urban warfare training exercise at the former St. Luke Hospital not only rattled residents across Pasadena neighborhoods, it went viral nationally on social media. Councilmember Rick Cole posted six videos from the scene, beginning at 8 p... More »
