November marked a milestone for L.A. Metro with 25,844,065 boardings on its bus and rail, marking its 24th consecutive month of year-over-year ridership growth, it was announced Thursday. Amid an anticipated slow down due to the holiday season, Metro officials... More »
When an arson fire swept through an Orange Grove Boulevard home last July, the Pasadena residents and their two teenage children knew they were just lucky to be alive. Even though a suspect was arrested on the scene, the home was a total loss, according to th... More »
Two juveniles were arrested on Wednesday after police responded to a report of gang-related graffiti, with one suspect found in possession of an unserialized handgun, according to Pasadena Police Lieutenant Matt Campeau. The incident occurred on December 18 at... More »
A former inmate who spent 14 years behind bars is spearheading a new initiative through Reddy Cares in Pasadena that turns donated purses into comprehensive support packages. The program, “Bags of Blessings: A Holiday Giveaway,” launched on Wednesday at the Fl... More »
A pretrial hearing is set for Thursday at 8:30 a.m. for Sidney Terrance Johnson, 26, who is charged with murdering a Pasadena woman in a car-to-car shooting on the Foothill Freeway in 2021. The hearing will take place in Department C of the Pasadena Courthouse... More »
The 2025 Tournament of Roses Parade will showcase the 605 All Star Band, a groundbreaking ensemble of 528 members, including both marching band and color guard, from multiple Southern California Districts. The massive band, formed after the pandemic, combines ... More »
Arts for LA is seeking applicants Thursday for two of its training initiatives intended to foster the growth of future leaders advocating for arts programs in Los Angeles County. County residents who are interested in applying have until Jan. 9 to submit an ap... More »
Caltech’s John O’Doherty is on a quest to understand how human brains make decisions: how they gather evidence about their environments and their own impacts on these environments and then apply this information to their decision-making. Researchers in his lab... More »
According to lawyers representing a former Pasadena resident and celebrity convicted of rape, the man did not receive a fair trial. “A defendant is not entitled to a perfect trial. He is, however, entitled to a fair one. Danny Masterson received neither,” acco... More »
Gov. Gavin Newsom’s decree that by 2035 all new cars sold in California must be powered by batteries or other zero-emission systems has received a double dose of legal and political support. Last Friday the U.S. Supreme Court blocked an effort by red states to... More »
The City Council Chambers closed after Monday’s meeting for an update to the facility’s cabling and a potential revamp of the dais area. One meeting will be held at an alternate location on January 13. For that meeting, city officials announced the council wil... More »
The City of Pasadena is seeking public input on the qualities and qualifications desired for its new Director of Housing through a virtual community meeting Thursday evening. Residents can join the virtual discussion at: Bit.ly/VirtualCommunityMeetingDOH on De... More »
