On June 7, members and friends of the Pasadena Village gathered to celebrate the 3rd anniversary of their vibrant community of older adults. The crowd of eighty-two guests was treated to a keynote speech and conversation with Dr. Laura Mosqueda, whose research... More »
The Frostig Center Board of Trustees elected new officers to guide the non-profit organization in 2015-16 and also welcomed five new members. Nancy Hogg, a retired public school administrator with the Walnut Valley Unified School District, will take over as bo... More »
Pasadena residents who regularly traverse the iconic La Loma Bridge over the Arroyo Seco will have to start planning new routes soon to avoid any disruption of their schedules once the bridge is closed in July for major repair work. The city’s Department of Pu... More »
The Pasadena Senior Citizen Center announced today that there will be a change in the date of the monthly Food Distribution Program next month. Instead of coming to the Center on the first Friday, July 3, eligible seniors should come to the Center on July 10. ... More »
Hathaway-Sycamores Child and Family Services’ residential campus in Altadena was recently transformed into a Hollywood movie set replete with professional directors, actors, and crew members. The true stars, however, were a dozen teens – all of whom ... More »
Jeffrey Vail has been selected as the new Forest Supervisor for the Angeles Natio nal Forest and San Gabriel Mountains National Monument. He took the helm on Friday, June 5. “I look forward to the challenges and opportunities the Angeles and the new Monument b... More »
Last week, Huntington Memorial Hospital and Pasadena Fire Department hosted a free, Hands-Only CPR Training at the Paseo Colorado in Pasadena. CPR instructors demonstrated the basics and proper techniques of Hands-Only CPR for teens and adults. Over two hundre... More »
The Pasadena-based Planetary Society is on a roll. Quick on the heels of its first successful spacecraft launch, the Society is confirming that construction of its new headquarters in a former bank building on a prominent Pasadena street corner is nearing com... More »
Dog and cat owners in Pasadena may have to pay more for the annual license fees for their pets starting on July 1, the same day that new rules for spaying or neutering pets will take effect. That is the day by which all dogs and cats in Pasadena that are at le... More »
The Tournament of Roses® Foundation elected Katherine Martinez Kleine as its new president and Tournament of Roses Association members Ken Burrows, Mitchell S. Ing and Dr. Robert B. Miller to the Foundation board. These new members replace outgoing board membe... More »
Pasadena Public Library is looking for local authors to participate in their 3rd Annual Author Fair on Friday, October 9 from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. at Central Library as a part of Pasadena’s biannual ArtNight celebration. All authors are invited to participa... More »
On Sunday, May 31, 2015, at Loma Alta Park in Altadena, the National Congress of Black Women, Inc., San Gabriel Valley Youth Chapter, took the lead by hosting an Anti-Human Trafficking awareness event featuring Rachel Thomas of Sowers Education Group and Angel... More »
