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The City of Sierra Madre has accepted the resignation of Assistant City Manager Elisa Cox. Ms. Cox is leaving to join the City of Rancho Cucamonga as Deputy City Manager. In that capacity, she will have overall responsibility for the City’s Civic and Cultural ... More »
Hundreds of Pasadena Waldorf School (PWS) parents, students, teachers, and community members shopped and dined until closing at Whole Foods Market Arroyo Parkway in Pasadena in support of the 5% Community Giving Day on March 24. Whole Foods selected Pasadena W... More »
Alumnus and life member of the Board of Trustees Simon “Si” Ramo (PhD ’36), a founding giant of the aerospace industry and chief architect of the nation’s intercontinental ballistic missile system, passed away on June 27, 2016. He was 103. First appointed to t... More »
Jasmine Richards speaks before Pasadena City Council on Monday, June 28, 2016. Monday’s Pasadena City Council budget discussion was bookended by a small procession of public speakers who spoke out beforehand to demand that convicted Black Lives Matter Pasade... More »
About a dozen of men and women donning pink shirts in support of Planned Parenthood gathered cheerfully at the busy Lake Avenue corner on-ramp onto the westbound 210 Foothill Freeway during Monday’s evening rush hour to show support for yesterday’s Supreme Cou... More »
Making, and more recently digital making, has become a critical link to teaching and learning in schools and communities worldwide. ArtCenter College of Design has published a report outlining how to integrate digital making with traditional maker spaces to su... More »
The Pasadena Unified School District is seeking authority from the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing (CCTC) to hire up to 32 qualified teacher on emergency permits for CLAD (Crosscultural, Language, and Academic Development), Library Media Teacher... More »
The Sierra Madre Police Department is proud to announce the official launch of the 2016 Pink Patch Project, a collaborative cancer awareness fundraiser in partnership with the Los Angeles County Police Chief’s Association and many other L.A. County Police Agen... More »
Monday morning, in a 5-3 decision, the Supreme Court struck down one of the most restrictive anti-abortion laws in the country. The case, Whole Women’s Health v . Hellerstedt, was a challenge to a Texas law that required abortion providers to meet certain stan... More »
After a 19.9 percent voter turnout in the 2015 Pasadena general municipal election, local grassroots organization Pasadena Neighborhood Leadership Institute Cohort 2015 (PNLI) is working to educate the public, listen to them, find out why voter participation i... More »
Hot weather will again dominate the first part of the incoming week as another high pressure ridge builds into Southern California. A Forecast Discussion from the National Weather Service says the high pressure will bring “another round of heat to many areas a... More »
In response to a “flood” of requests and complaints from Gold Line Foothill Extension riders, Metro began additional train service on the 31-mile Gold Line connecting Azusa to East Los Angeles on Sunday, Metro officials announced. The Gold Line serves a major ... More »
