Cecil (Mel) Robeck Jr., a senior professor of church history and ecumenics at Fuller Seminary in Pasadena, has received the inaugural Assemblies of God Lifetime Scholar Award, honoring his decades-long contributions to scholarship and ecumenical engagement. Th... More »
Pasadena City College has been selected as one of seven institutions nationwide featured in a newly launched photo library by Complete College America, a nonprofit focused on increasing college completion. The Complete College Photo Library, released July 16, ... More »
The Pasadena Public Library is offering free tutoring this summer for children in kindergarten through grade six through its Homework Help Partners program, running from June to August. Volunteer tutors assist students with subject-specific questions in math, ... More »
The Pasadena City Council will convene on Monday, July 21 and address a wide-ranging agenda that includes several significant contracts and funding initiatives aimed at improving city infrastructure and community services. A key item on the agenda involves aut... More »
Caltech alumnus Zhuoran Qiao (PhD ’23), a machine learning scientist and founding scientist of San Francisco-based Chai Discovery, has received the grand prize of the inaugural Chen Institute and SciencePrize for AI Accelerated Research for his innovative usag... More »
Los Angeles County Supervisors are preparing to vote on a groundbreaking ordinance that would require landlords to maintain rental units at or below 82°F. The proposed measure—scheduled for a Board vote next month—would apply to homes in unincorporated areas a... More »
Fair Oaks Avenue between Palmetto Drive and Congress Street will be fully closed overnight from Monday, July 21 at 9:00 p.m. to Tuesday, July 22 at 6:00 a.m. for street restriping and intersection upgrades related to the new Keck Medicine of USC outpatient bui... More »
Pasadena Transit is supporting the Pasadena Heritage Bridge Party on Saturday, July 19 by modifying its Route 10 service to assist attendees traveling to the event. This special service is designed to connect partygoers from the Metro A Line and from parking a... More »
Forty-two members of Congress are demanding the Trump administration immediately release federal funding for a senior employment program that has left thousands of low-income older Americans without paychecks. Pasadena Rep. Judy Chu and Rep. Pramila Jayapal o... More »
Monsoon moisture will bring a very slight chance of morning thunderstorms Friday before clearing to mostly sunny skies and comfortable temperatures in the low 80s, National Weather Service forecasters said. The unusual moisture-driven summer storm possibility ... More »
The NAACP Pasadena Branch is spearheading a national campaign to eliminate adultification bias against Black girls in K–12 schools and the juvenile justice system. The initiative is anchored in a resolution first presented at the California-Hawaii State NAACP ... More »
Pasadena could soon be taking a bold step to improve maternal health outcomes for its most vulnerable communities. The City Council’s Public Safety Committee learned details about the proposed launch of a $991,128 initiative designed to tackle racial dispariti... More »
