Thankful for a crisp, clear morning rather than last year’s rain, Mayor Bill Bogaard and 40 volunteers distributed 400 Thanksgiving turkeys with all the trimmings donated by Ralphs and Food 4 Less to local community agencies who serve low-income households a... More »
There were plenty of thrilling moments during Muir High School’s 53-35 CIF playoff victory over La Mirada. There were the five touchdown passes hurled by Dejon Williams (four of them caught by Taeon Mason), the gallantry of defensive injured star Terry Wilso... More »
Unable to quiet hundreds of protesting teachers chanting “Hey Hey, Ho Ho, Benefit Cap has got to go,†Pasadena Unified School District Board of Education President Renatta Cooper adjourned the Board of Education meeting on Thursday five minutes after it be... More »
A ‘precedent setting’ project received approval by the City Council on Monday to vacate Meredith Avenue and allow construction of a 128 housing unit and adjacent commercial use building on the northwest corner of Walnut Street and Allen Avenue. Around fift... More »
Sometimes it may feel as though technology is pulling us into a Star Trek movie or other science fiction. Add the almost limitless creativity of design students into the mix and technology ideas can soar into amazing new forms. That is what happened when XPRIZ... More »
The Colorado Street Bridge – iconic landmark, connecting thoroughfare, engineering marvel, artistic inspiration, preservation model, and film star – is the focus of a new exhibition opened at Pasadena Museum of History in commemoration of the grand structu... More »
The University of Southern California and Pacific Asia Museum, one of the few U.S. museums dedicated to the arts and culture of Asia and the Pacific Islands, announced an affiliation Monday which will see the USC taking over mamangent control of the Museum. Th... More »
The Planning Commission held a scoping session last week for the Environmental Impact Report on the proposed hotel projects at Colorado Boulevard and Hill Avenue that would be a “Planned Developmentâ€â€“meaning a project with separate zoning ordinances. The... More »
Aveson Global Leadership Academy opened its new campus in Altadena with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and an open house on Saturday, November 16 at 2:00 p.m. The school focuses on personalized learning, healthy living and social leadership and caters to about 300 ... More »
Bank of America volunteers joined American Forests, Pasadena Beautiful Foundation and the City itself to plant 30 trees in west Pasadena. The Saturday event kicked off a series of several events geared toward boosting the air quality and growing Pasadena’s u... More »
The League of California Cities held its final 2013 Board of Directors meeting Nov. 7–8 in Newport Beach, Calif., where the focus was on setting the organization’s strategic goals for the coming year. The officers and directors also discussed the culminati... More »
When Super Typhoon Haiyan, one of the most powerful storms ever recorded on Earth, struck the Philippines Nov. 8, 2013, it tore a wide swath of destruction across large parts of the island nation. Image Credit: ASI/NASA/JPL-Caltech A new, space-based map gener... More »
