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Pasadena Museum of History is pleased to extend the offer of free admission to active duty personnel and their families through the entire run of the two popular new exhibitions Pacific Electric Railway, Then & Now and What a Long, Strange Trip It’s Been: 35... More »
Every Thursday in the months of September and October, Old Pasadena merchants will offer special discounts and promotions to Pasadena residents as well as those who work in Pasadena during Old Pasadena’s Locals Only Thursdays. Old Pasadena’s Locals Only Th... More »
In a strongly worded letter to the California Department of Transportation and the California Transportation Commission, Assembly Member Anthony Portantino demanded that transportation leaders “put the brakes†on the 710 freeway extension: “I strongly ur... More »
For the past two years, the All Saints community has rallied support for the Pasadena Unified School District (PUSD) Families in Transition program by generously donating various school supplies for children in need. All Saints Church’ Action Table is proud to... More »
This summer, a record number of 235 children participated in La Cañada Presbyterian Church’s annual Vacation Bible School. Starting on July 16th, the children gathered each morning at the church for a week of games, Bible stories, crafts, science experiment... More »
The Rose Bowl will be hosting the UCLA Spring Football Scrimmage on Saturday, May 5, 2012 from 5:00 PM to 7:30 PM. The estimated number of spectators is 10,000. Residents can expect an increase in traffic before and after the game. Website: uclabruins.com Resi... More »
The Blinn House Foundation will honor the 2012 recipients of the 9th Annual Dr. Robert Winter award, named for a noted Pasadena architectural historian and author. The award winners, John Frederick Merritt of  Berkeley, and Dr. Robert Kneisel of Pasadena, are... More »
The growing shortage of affordable housing and increase in homelessness is a national issue, confounded by the increase in foreclosures, unemployment and declining value and availability of public assistance. Pasadena is not immune to this crisis. Development ... More »
The Pasadena Fire Department responded to reports of a house fire in the 1200 block of Linda Vista Avenue late Wednesday night, March 28. The house in the 1200 block of Linda Vista Avenue had smoke coming from the attic and area adjacent to the chimney. The fa... More »
After a road diet, Pasadena cyclists and pedestrians are expected to feel safer riding bikes and crossing intersections, respectively, on Cordova Street between Mentor and Hill venues. As a pilot project, Cordova Street will be put on a road diet, a term use... More »
Pasadena Police Officer Rodney Saunders of the Community Services Section participates in a National Night Out get together with the residents of Garfield Heights Neighborhood Association. Pasadena residents gathered at over twenty different block parties and ... More »
 Sitting Room of the Huntington Suite Most of the hassle of a vacation is the travel. What if you could cut out the travel part and just keep the vacation part? Take a trip to a resort hotel here in your own backyard. Checking into the Langham Huntington Hot... More »
