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These nights are great opportunities for families and friends to share a warm summer evening of fuel, fun and fellowship. You couldn’t ask for a more interesting venue to bring a family, friend or neighbor. Everyone is invited and admission is free to Lake Ave... More »
[Editor’s Note: This article originally misspelled the name of one of its authors, Wayne Lewis. That error has been corrected and we offer our apologies to Mr. Lewis.] Trustees Gordon (PhD ’54) and Betty Moore have pledged $100 million to Caltech, the second-l... More »
The Sierra Madre Community Services Commission is collecting photos of local Sierra Madre Art (SMArt) around town. Now through Labor Day weekend while walking around town, if you spot some SMArt, snap a photo and email it to communityservices@cityofsierramadre... More »
In spite of an early morning fire and numerous media reports to the contrary, the Pasadena Courthouse is open for business Monday on a modified basis, officials said. The small fire started in an air conditioning unit and was quickly extinguished, however near... More »
The Association of Junior Leagues International today announced that Carol Scott has been named President-Elect of the 114-year-old women’s volunteer organization, which has more than 150,000 members in 292 independent Junior Leagues in the US, Canada, Mexico ... More »
The Pasadena Robinson Park Recreation Center Renovation Steering Committee is considering launching a private donation campaign to help raise the final million dollars needed to complete fund requirements for Phase II of the Robinson Park Master Plan. Phase II... More »
Villa Esperanza Services School celebrates the graduation of 7 students this past June. “We congratulate all of our students completing high school and preparing to move on to the next chapter of their lives,” shares Casey Gregg, Villa’s Vice President of Chil... More »
On the evening of Wednesday, July 22, Kidspace Children’s Museum was proud to host Special Olympic Delegates from Namibia, Tanzania, and Singapore as well as the local Special Olympic Athletes, The Pasadena Ducks. The evening at Kidspace was part of the Specia... More »
Parsons announced that its Chairman and CEO, Charles L. “Chuck” Harrington, will speak at the UCLA (University of California, Los Angeles) Anderson School of Management’s 2015 Executive Master’s in Business Administration (EMBA) commencement tomorrow. The cere... More »
On August 6 and 7, world-renowned leaders from business, government, education, churches and the arts are among the high-profile faculty who will speak at Willow Creek Association’s (WCA) 2015 Global Leadership Summit, broadcast live via satelite from Willow C... More »
Pasadena Community College is still looking for a new police chief almost a year after former PCC police chief Don Yoder was reportedly fired from the position of Director, Campus Police and Security Services. Last week, Robert Miller, Senior Vice President fo... More »
The City will bolster the anti-scavenging law after a discussion at City Council on Monday to target the theft of recyclables at Rose Bowl events and large-scale curbside scavenging operations. Scavenging has grown into a business often involving multiple indi... More »
