The survivor in a horrific bicycle accident near Caltech that left a 25-year-old bioengineer dead joined bicycle advocates at City Hall on Tuesday night imploring the city to make bike riding safer. Catrina Kurtz was riding along Del Mar. Blvd. with Phillip Jo... More »
Still making your delicious bread and cookies with that flour you bought at the supermarket? That is so 2012. Pasadena’s Grist And Toll is the area’s first urban flour mill, specializing in a wide range of locally grown wheat and grains. There’s freshly ... More »
A plaque celebrating the historic Colorado Street Bridge’s centennial was unveiled Sunday in a ceremony at the Pasadena Museum of History, coinciding with an ongoing exhibition about that iconic landmark which includes paintings, pictures and a movie reel sho... More »
The Finance Committee and City Council on Monday will consider adjustments to the Rose Bowl admission tax and fee rates regarding the grandstand use for New Year’s Day. The Rose Bowl Admission tax and Grandstand Permit Application will see minimal changes am... More »
Joining thousands of Los Angeles social workers for the first time in over a decade, 150 social workers from the Pasadena branch of the Department of Children and Family Services went on strike Thursday and continued on strike Friday, protesting what they sa... More »
City Councilman John J. Kennedy said that the Pasadena Police Dept. should reconsider its current policy of destroying Internal Affairs investigation and non-hire background files after five years in light of a survey which shows the Los Angeles Police Dept. k... More »
The Parks and Recreation Commission Tuesday night faced a crowded hearing room and an intense discussion about the Lower Arroyo Archery Range for the third time in the recent past, again reaching a conclusion that they support the historic Archery Range to be ... More »
With recently received funding of $170,124 from a Community Development Block Grant, Chefs Center of California, a local food-based business incubator on North San Gabriel Blvd. in East Pasadena, installed 84 solar panels that generate one third of their daily... More »
Kaiser Permanente shared on World AIDS Day its accomplishments in fighting human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) through its advocacy titled “HIV Challenge.” The association, which has been conducting research studies and awarding grants to fight HIV, boasted the... More »
Two years ago, during the annual Ruby McKnight Williams awards dinner, the Pasadena branch of the NAACP honored Pasadena Police Chief Phillip Sanchez with its President’s Award. The following year, Chief Sanchez was invited back to the banquet to serve as ma... More »
Mayor Bill Bogaard said Wednesday evening that although “disappointed†he is in total agreement with a Pasadena Health Dept. ruling that bans donations of home-prepared foods for today’s Union Station Dinner-in-the-Park and ends a cherished Pasadena tradit... More »
The Pasadena Jaycees hosted the 75th annual Queen’s Breakfast at the Langham Hotel on Tuesday, bringing together current and former Tournament Royalty from nearby and from as a far as England. The Queen’s Breakfast, in collaboration with the Tournament of ... More »
