While you are planning for your child to go back to school and preparing them for the new year, Foothill Unity Centre is making sure every child receives the essentials to go back to school even if their families can’t afford it. For more than thirty years, Fo... More »
Pasadena Unified School District High School students plan to spend their summer interning within the culinary arts, law & public service and health sectors. These upcoming seniors are eager to explore careers of interest while applying their transferable skil... More »
Editor’s Note — The original story published today stated that the remaining tenants has not been “offered any guidance or assistance from Fuller” and omitted the qualifying phrase, “in recent weeks.” A representative of Fuller said in a phone call that i... More »
Children from the Special Olympics Young Athletes™ Pasadena program at Professional Child Development Associates (PCDA) along with their siblings, friends and other children from the community, will demonstrate their skills at the Special Olympics World Games ... More »
Since announcing her campaign 13 weeks ago, Phlunte’ Riddle says her campaign to become the next State Senator for the 25th District has raised more than $100,000 for her campaign to become the next State Senator for the 25th District. At the reporting June 30... More »
Pasadena’s Rose Bowl is seeking the City Council’s approval to host a potential international soccer match early in October that would be in excess of the allowed number of Displacement Events in the Stadium within a year. This game — which depends on the resu... More »
Pasadena’s Department of Public Health will continue to offer three popular travel vaccines at its immunization clinic to people who are travelling overseas, especially on extended periods. DPH announced that vaccines for Japanese encephalitis, yellow fever an... More »
Local educators, business leaders and philanthropists joined a discussion about education reform at a book launch at Caltech’s Athenaeum Thursday co-hosted by an extended learning organization which serves over 100,000 children in 38 school districts. Centered... More »
Today, Rep. Judy Chu (CA-27) voted to remove any state flag featuring the Confederate battle flag from the U.S. Capitol. The vote occurred just hours after House Republicans proposed an amendment to their Interior Department Appropriations bill that would allo... More »
Spring Ahead Academy, an entrepreneurship training school based in Pasadena, is offering three more learning events this month to upgrade skills in sales, professional networking and social media. With these events, the Academy launches a new project-based cur... More »
Pasadena Water and Power’s turf rebate program to help residents replace water guzzling lawns with light sipping plants suddenly faces another type of drought: lack of money. The program’s funder, the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California, has run... More »
Altadena Public Library has been selected to receive a competitive Latino Americans: 500 Years of History grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) and the American Library Association (ALA). As one of 203 grant recipients selected from across... More »
