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Looks like you can teach an old law firm new tricks. Pasadena’s Hahn & Hahn, which started in 1899, has added its first bankruptcy and financial restructuring group. “It’s a new, enlightened approach,” Managing Partner Christianne Kerns said. “I became managin... More »
Nurses, doctors and other frontline workers at Shriners for Children Medical Center in Pasadena were treated to burgers and fries from Wahlburgers. It’s part of the Boston-based fast-food chain’s #WhateverYouNeed campaign, which provides warm meals to people b... More »
The number of bicycles reported stolen in Pasadena since March 1 is nearly twice the monthly average, according to Pasadena Police. Lt. Bill Grisafe says 24 bikes were reported stolen in March, another 24 in April, and 25 in the first half of May. “Last year w... More »
The Pasadena City College Foundation and Posey Family Foundation announced last week the Posey Institutional Loan Program for nursing students. Under the program the college will provide low-interest rate loans to eligible PCC students enrolled in the register... More »
In honor of Military Appreciation Month, Stater Bros. Charities is partnering with Chobani to provide $75,000 to Operation Homefront in support of military and veteran families in areas served by Stater Bros. Markets, including Pasadena. “Stater Bros. Charitie... More »
Pasadena-based engineering and construction services firm Tetra Tech has helped convert a closed and partially abandoned hospital in East Orange, New Jersey, into a 250-bed facility to receive non-acute COVID-19 patients. The project, which began treating COVI... More »
Pasadena is participating in the state’s Great Plates Delivered initiative. In partnership with local restaurants, the city will provide three home-delivered meals per day to qualifying older adults. The program helps seniors 65 and older, and adults 60-64 at ... More »
Dear Mayor Tornek, Vice Mayor Hampton, and Members of the Pasadena City Council: I am a longtime resident of Northeast Pasadena. I was a critical care nurse in my early career life. Like Erika Foy, who has also submitted a letter to the City Council on this ... More »
A Pasadena man is the only defendant who has not pleaded guilty in an alleged scheme to buy homes to convert into illegal marijuana grow houses. Jimmy Yu, 45, is accused of being a caretaker of grow houses in San Bernardino County. He is scheduled for trial ne... More »
Low wage workers will rally at Pasadena City Hall at noon today to demand the City Council stay on course and increase the city’s minimum wage to $15 on July 1. According to a statement by POP! (Pasadenans Organizing for Progress), minimum wage workers, who cu... More »
Allan Acosta, Caltech’s Richard L. and Dorothy M. Hayman Professor of Mechanical Engineering, Emeritus, who spent 50 years at Caltech and helped launch the Institute’s present day mechanical engineering option, passed away on May 18, 2020. He was 95 years old.... More »
The Justice Department says it will continue to protect citizens from racism and threats during the coronavirus pandemic. Rep. Judy Chu (D-Pasadena) has been pointing out the rising threats of physical violence against Asian Americans since the start of the na... More »
