Two meetings slated for this week will address proposed design measures for preventing suicides from the Colorado Street Bridge. These will be followed in January with full-sized mockups on the Bridge itself of the public’s most favored options. Pasadena’s Dep... More »
The Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear an appeal in a Boise, Idaho case which could have criminalized camping and sleeping in public places. Some local government officials decried the decision, saying it is a setback for them in their efforts to deal wi... More »
There is an expectation at Maranatha High School that each student will complete service hours during the year as part of their enrollment. One of their adages is “We commit to be intentional in discovering the true needs of those living in the Pasadena area a... More »
Eight patients will ride City of Hope’s eponymous float at the 131st Rose Parade® presented by Honda on New Year’s Day. These survivors demonstrate how “The Power of Hope” and leading-edge treatment at a biomedical research institution gave them the gift of ti... More »
Santa Claus paid a timely visit the Vallarta Supermarket in Pasadena on Sunday, posing for pictures with children and giving away free toys. The Pasadena event was just a part of the annual Toy Giveaway which Sanya oversaw at 35 Vallarta locations throughout C... More »
The California Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (CALACAP) has recognized State Senator Anthony J. Portantino (D-La Cañada Flintridge) as the 2019 Children’s Hero Award recipient. The recognition was given at CALACAP’s recent conference in Marina Del ... More »
A development affecting five buildings along Arroyo Parkway from the Whole Foods Market building south to California Boulevard will be reviewed by Pasadena City Council Monday night. The stretch includes two large, empty former Mexican restaurant buildings tha... More »
This week, two high-profile Pasadena criminal cases will move forward in the Pasadena Courthouse of the Los Angeles County Superior Court. Here’s an update and profile of each of these cases. Arraignment for Richard Henry Solis, December 16 Richard Henry Solis... More »
Los Angeles-based developer APPA Real Estate has acquired an entitled property in the Los Angeles County-controlled portion of East Pasadena, and plans to construct a five-story mixed-use complex with up to 100 rental apartments and up to 5,800 square feet of ... More »
Six-year-old Pasadenan Roxie Forbes, a non-swimmer, drowned at the Altadena-based Summerkids Camp last June 28. She was briefly resuscitated, but removed from life support the following day. Now her parents, Doug Forbes and Elena Matyas, have filed a lawsuit a... More »
Two candidates for Pasadena City Council praised Congress for passing a resolution recognizing the Armenian Genocide, meanwhile two local members of Congress returned home to attend a celebration in Glendale honoring the long-awaited recognition. District 4 Ca... More »
Despite a call by Superintendent Brian McDonald that Board of Education Members and Pasadena Unified School District staff speak in “one voice when it comes to District matters,” Board Members took staff to task for deficit spending ahead of a vote on the Firs... More »
