The answer is 1,216 adults and children. Nearly 100 families, live on the streets or in homeless facilities every day in Pasadena. Between 2009 and 2011 homelessness increased by 17%. The City of Pasadena, like many other largely populated cities, has a substa... More »
Thirty years ago, when the nation clamored to disseminate news, facts and awareness of a growing HIV/AIDS epidemic, the city of Pasadena stood at the forefront of activism. It was here that physician and UCLA professor of medicine Michael Gottlieb became one o... More »
Scientology Church celebrates its first year in Old Pasadena with community involvement and contribution high on its list of priorities. On Saturday, July 30, the Church of Scientology of Pasadena hosted “Reversing Hunger—A Forum on t... More »
“The love life of every human being is sacred,†said All Saints rector Ed Bacon. “It is a gift from God. This is true not only for heterosexual couples but for those who have found that the love of their life is a person of the same gender.†“When a ... More »
 Mayor Bill Bogaard at the Pasadena Scientology Church opening Mayor Bill Bogaard topped the list of officials and community leaders who welcomed the Church of Scientology to its new home at 35 South Raymond Avenue in Old Pasadena July 18 at a ceremony offic... More »
On Sunday, a Pasadena Episcopal rector and an assistant Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles kicked off a community-letter writing effort aimed at convincing state legislators to change tax laws to balance the state’s budget rather than reduce servic... More »
