As part of the 2015 One City, One Story program, Pasadena Public Library held an art and short story contest for Pasadena children and teens inspired by this year’s selection, The Book of Unknown Americans. Pasadena Public Library received over 50 entries. Cho... More »
South Pasadena High School junior Josh Klapardo dreamt up a unique way to ask for a prom date from his girlfriend, Emy Quino. Klapardo covered her car with hundreds of post-it notes, spelling asking her to accompany him to the senior prom. After an initial sur... More »
When the Supreme Court struck down the true intent of the Voting Rights Act in 2013, the Court’s main argument was that the landmark civil rights law was outdated. “Discrimination against minority voters may have been pervasive in the 1960s when the law was pa... More »
On Monday, the Court of Appeal issued its decision analyzing whether conservation water rates (also known as tiered water rates or inclining block rates) utilized in the City of San Juan Capistrano are consistent with the provisions of Proposition 218 requirem... More »
On April 14, Union Station Homeless Services joined National Community Renaissance (National CORE), representatives of Los Angeles County, and the Mayor and Council Members of the City of Pasadena to celebrate the ground breaking of Mar Vista Apartments, an af... More »
More than 250 people gathered on Saturday, April 19th, at the Child Educational Center’s La Canada site to celebrate family and children, and the CEC’s 36th birthday. The event featured staff tenure awards for early care educators who have been with the center... More »
California Pizza Kitchen (CPK) has partnered with organization Badge2Badge to host a three day fundraiser in support of families of fallen police officers. From Tuesday, April 21 to Thursday, April 23, select Southern California CPK locations will donate 20% o... More »
The day before Halloween in 2014, Altadena-bred Christopher Walker, 26, was shot as he sat on the patio at Fair Oaks Burgers on Fair Oaks Avenue about 4:30 in the afternoon. The shooter got out of a car, fired multiple times at him, then climbed back into the ... More »
Pasadena Mayor Bill Bogaard was presented with the Junior League of Pasadena’s first-ever Community Impact Award at Simply Speaking, the League’s annual benefit luncheon, held Saturday at the University Club and attended by over 150. The award is in recognitio... More »
One-of-a-kind Nothing Bundt Cakes – a bakery specializing in nostalgic yet refreshingly modern bundt cakes ? is spreading its wholesome goodness to Pasadena. The bakery is located at 548 S. Lake Avenue just north of California Blvd. The bakery will celebrate g... More »
The Pasadena Bar Association (PBA) is accepting student applications for its 5th annual Speech Scholarship Contest, where the first-place winner will take home a $5,000 scholarship. Interested students should submit applications as soon as possible. This year ... More »
Pasadena Collaborative Divorce (pasadenacollaborativedivorce.com) offers this public service to empower couples and families to make well-informed, and effective long-term decisions, that move them through this challenging transition as respectfully and cost-e... More »
