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Diane Lombardi leads a pack of runners downhill during the 65th Mt. SAC Invitational held Friday in Walnut, image by Richard Quinton, sports information photographer. In the history of Pasadena City College women's cross country races, Diane Lombardi becam... More »
The United Democratic Headquarters hosted the San Gabriel Valley Armenian American Democrats (SGVAAD) and many Armenian American leaders at the first Armenian American Voter Roundtable Outreach on Sunday, October 7. Khatchik “Chris” Chahinian, Founding Chair o... More »
Cameron Washington carries a tackler with him into the end zone on a touchdown pass from Zeek Julien during PCC’s 36-15 loss to Moorpark Saturday, image by Richard Quinton, sports information photographer. For all the pre-game excitement of Homecoming Night as... More »
Yanise Joseph (11) and teammate Megan Callent (16) go up to block an attempt during the Lancers four-game win over El Camino, image by Richard Quinton. The last time El Camino College lost a South Coast Conference match was one of the greatest days in Pasade... More »
Christian Vasquez heads out a ball in front of the PCC net during the Lancers' 2-1 victory over Cerritos College Friday afternoon, image by Richard Quinton, sports information photographer. For a squad that had just one win its previous 13 matches this sea... More »
Pasadena City College’s Math Jam program was selected as an Example of Excelencia, an initiative designed to honor programs that increase academic opportunities and improve achievement for Latino students at the associate, baccalaureate, and graduate levels.... More »
Pasadena City College will host a screening and question-and-answer session Oct. 18 for the documentary film “A Hole in the Head†as part of the One Book, One College program. This award-winning documentary is the compelling story of Vertus Hardiman and ni... More »
A new installation by artist Victoria Calabro will be on display beginning Friday, Oct. 12 in the Pasadena City College Art Gallery. “Sentimental Spit Shine” will feature cast- and hot-worked glass objects as part of a colorful, immersive environment. Brookly... More »
In our culture overflowing with reality shows and “videos gone viral,†it’s easy to gain instant fame. There seems to be no end to the fascination with the spotlight, and many people will do almost any act, no matter how extreme, to attract public attentio... More »
As part of its winter storm season preparations, the Los Angeles County Public Works Department will next week begin work on the removal of about 5,000 cubic yards of sediment immediately in front of the Devil’s Gate Dam in Pasadena. The work is also part of c... More »
Hajime Miyasaka, one of  First United Methodist Church’ former Youth members, is now a 19 year-old Young Adult. As he enters into his 2nd year of his diagnosis of ALS (Amiotrophic lateral sclerosis or Lou Gehrig’s disease), Friends of Hajime (our Youth) wants... More »
Student achievement in the Pasadena Unified School District (PUSD) remained steady, according to the 2011-2012 Academic Performance Index (API) growth results released today by the California Department of Education (CDE). Washington Accelerated Elementary saw... More »
