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The parents of an 18-year-old man fatally stabbed in the heart in a Rose Bowl parking lot in 2019 have reached a settlement in the suit they filed against the Rose Bowl Operating Co. for negligence, in which they alleged their son was killed by an employee of ... More »
Pasadena Federal Credit Union has appointed Naomi Mead as Vice President of Strategic Projects & Process Improvement, a newly established executive role aimed at boosting operational efficiency and enhancing member experience across the organization. Mead, a s... More »
In a private Pasadena garden on October 5, guests paying up to $1,500 will sip beer and sample Chef Claud Beltran’s cuisine to support a cause that highlights the city’s educational divide: ensuring underserved students can access and succeed in college. Colle... More »
Pasadena Nonprofit Young & Healthy has named Liz Arnold and Shelley Boyle as co-executive directors. Announced Sept. 4, the leadership change establishes a co-leadership approach that Arnold and Boyle successfully piloted in recent months to better serve the c... More »
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has completed debris removal operations within the Eaton Canyon fire footprint and turned the project back over to the County for closeout work, officials said. The cleanup, which wrapped up about a week and a half ago, marked ... More »
A federal appeals court based in Pasadena has reinstated Trader Joe’s trademark infringement lawsuit against its employee union, ruling that the case was improperly dismissed and must proceed. In a unanimous Sept. 8 decision, a three-judge panel of the 9th U.S... More »
On Sept. 11, 2001, terrorists robbed America of more than 3,000 lives, wounding our nation in a way we had not known since the shock of Pearl Harbor. In bringing down the World Trade Center, damaging the Pentagon and downing an airliner in a Pennsylvania fiel... More »
Pasadena Heritage announced Monday it has selected Dr. Bridget Lawlor, the organization’s preservation director since 2024, to serve as its next executive director, capping a yearlong transition in leadership at one of the city’s most visible historic preserva... More »
In eulogizing his brother Robert, Edward Kennedy said, “(he) need not be idealized, or enlarged in death beyond what he was in life” while still cherishing the hope that “what he was to us and what he hoped for others may someday come to pass.” In the same spi... More »
A beloved teacher arrested for soliciting a minor. A coach convicted of sexual abuse. A school district hit with a multi-million-dollar jury verdict for failing to protect students. The steady drumbeat of stories in recent years about educator sexual abuse in ... More »
Steadfast LA and Banc of California awarded the first round of Altadena small-business recovery grants to three local fixtures hit hard by January’s Eaton Fire. The $125,000 in grants went to Webster’s Community Pharmacy, Fair Oaks Burger, and Altadena Cookie ... More »
A Pasadena police officer sustained a non-life-threatening injury Sunday evening after another officer unintentionally discharged a service weapon in the parking structure adjacent to the department’s headquarters, authorities said. The incident occurred at ap... More »
