All the 45 floats featured in the 125th Rose Parade will be available for viewing until 5:00 p.m. today, January 2. The floats will be parked across a 2.5-mile stretch at East Sierra Madre and East Washington boulevards. Spectators will be allowed to walk with... More »
Over five hundred people packed into a massive tent just outside the stadium to attend the Rose Bowl Kickoff Luncheon on Tuesday, featuring an abundance of school spirit in anticipation of the 100th Rose Bowl Game with PAC-12 champion Stanford Cardinal squari... More »
Children will have their own version of New Year ‘s Eve celebration during Kidspace Children’s Museum’s “Noon Year’s Eve” on Tuesday, December 31. The youngsters will count down 30 seconds before the clock strikes 12–noon–when they will release about 2,000 bal... More »
It’s Wednesday night at Firefly Bistro in South Pasadena, “Wine and Song†night. Owner Carl Weintraub ambles up to the stage at the behest of MC/host Brad Colerick. Strapping on a Martin acoustic, Weintraub is suddenly a gravelly-voiced, wizened whisky-s... More »
What would you create with a 3D printer? That is precisely the question Marshall Fundamental School teacher Miguel Almena asked his students and colleagues when the school received a 3D printer donated by the Pasadena Educational Foundation. The answer: trumpe... More »
The Pasadena Police Department and agencies in the Pasadena community are working together to enhance safety measures in preparation for the upcoming 2014 Rose Parade, and the Rose Bowl and BCS Championship Games. Police employees and trained police volunteers... More »
The California Community Colleges Board of Governors re-elected Vice President Geoffrey L. Baum for the 2014 calendar term during its recent bimonthly meeting held in Sacramento. Members of the California Community Colleges Board of Governors are appointed by ... More »
For their sixth public appearance, the 2014 Royal Court sipped high tea with the seniors while enjoying The Tap Chicks at Pasadena Senior Center. High tea with the Royal Court is a tradition the seniors have come to love and brings energy to the whole crowd ac... More »
Working with young people through organizations like Muir High School’s Mentoring and Partnership for Youth Development (MPYD), filmmaker Johnny Kirk often reflected on the challenges of his childhood. Kirk learned resilience from his mother, who broke free ... More »
Pasadena’s Historic Preservation Commission will hear details about and see a demonstration of a new smart phone application which disseminates public information about historic resources in Pasadena at its meeting today. The “Historic Pasadena” smart phone ap... More »
The Pasadena Fire Department kicked off Fire Prevention Week 2013 with lively demonstrations from the ambulance and fire engine crews as well as teaching kids how to use a fire extinguisher at the Rose Bowl on Saturday. The 2013 Fire Prevention Week is October... More »
The state’s new school funding model gives the Pasadena Unified School District more money to help low-income students, English learners and foster children. PUSD officials will also have more control over how they use state money under the new funding formu... More »
