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Pasadena Unified School District board member Scott Harden rejected the recall campaign against him Friday, calling the allegations behind it unproven, saying his words had been taken out of context, and describing the effort as a recall framed around personal... More »
The Pasadena-based, GRAMMY-winning Los Angeles Children’s Chorus announced Friday it has received a 2026 General Operating Support Grant from the Perenchio Foundation. The $2,040,000 grant, which will be distributed over three years, is the largest in LACC’s h... More »
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department has settled a lawsuit filed by the U.S. Department of Justice alleging the agency was deliberately delaying law-abiding Californians from exercising their constitutional right to carry concealed handguns in public fo... More »
Most people think of Southern California as beaches, podcaster and new Sierra Madre neighbor Phil Hendrie said, but it is the mountains that actually frame the place, the ridge above every valley town doing more to define the landscape than any stretch of coas... More »
Los Angeles County election officials have cleared petitions seeking the recall of two Pasadena Unified School District board members, giving organizers until Dec. 11 to gather signatures that could force a special election, sources familiar with the situation... More »
Pasadena Media is marking a busy summer with the launch of a redesigned website, completion of its 2026 Summer Fellowship Program and a national award recognizing the nonprofit’s community programming. The organization announced Thursday that its new website i... More »
Assemblymember John Harabedian (D-Pasadena) announced Thursday that all four bills in his wildfire recovery package cleared the Senate Appropriations Committee’s suspense file, moving the legislation closer to final passage. “Today’s vote is an important step ... More »
When students walk through the front entrance of John Muir High School on Monday morning, they will not be greeted quietly. A welcoming crowd of volunteers, city officials, educators, and the Los Angeles Rams mascot Rampage will be waiting for them, lining the... More »
Pasadena Unified’s Board of Education convened Thursday night to set a deadline for voting on which schools to close or consolidate, and adjourned shortly before midnight without setting one. The special meeting was structured around Resolution 2894, which dir... More »
The crews who keep the lights on in Pasadena have earned a national mark of distinction — not for the power they deliver, but for how safely they deliver it. Pasadena Water and Power received the American Public Power Association’s Safety Award of Excellence f... More »
Pasadena Unified School District students return to class Monday, opening a school year in which transitional kindergarten is available to every four-year-old in California for the second year running. “I want to welcome back all students at all levels to a ne... More »
Drivers on Raymond Avenue will meet partial lane closures next week as Pasadena Water and Power moves its Fillmore Street water main replacement into its final phase. Phase 3 brings daytime construction from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the intersection of Raymond Aven... More »
