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In a normal year, this city records about three cases of whooping cough. In 2026, it has counted many times that — and much of it arrived in a spring surge that struck three local schools. Pasadena has confirmed 17 cases of pertussis, the bacterial illness bet... More »
The Los Angeles Dysautonomia Network, a Pasadena nonprofit for people with autonomic-nervous-system disorders, will celebrate its first community space with a housewarming fundraiser Saturday, Oct. 3, from 4 to 7 p.m. in the Playhouse District. The event will ... More »
For 66 years, the Pasadena Senior Center has been one of our city’s most enduring commitments to dignity, connection, and healthy aging. As September marks Senior Center Month, it is a fitting time to recognize the essential role senior centers play in strengt... More »
I was once a parent who came to board meetings to speak against school closures. Seven years later, I am the biggest proponent on the Board for school consolidation. Something happens when you get on the Board — you’re forced to make decisions that are best fo... More »
On the morning of September 11, 2001, David and Lynn Angell boarded American Airlines Flight 11 in Boston, bound for Los Angeles — coming home to Pasadena. He was the Emmy-winning producer of Frasier. She was the Hillsides volunteer who knew every child’s name... More »
Firefighters pulled an unconscious dog from a smoke-filled Pasadena home Wednesday afternoon and revived it at the scene as crews confined the fire to a single bedroom, according to Lisa Derderian, the city’s chief communications officer. The dog was alert and... More »
A 30-year-old Laverne man was robbed of his e-bike late Wednesday night by a suspect armed with a hammer, Pasadena Police Lieutenant Sam De Sylva said. De Sylva said officers responded at 11:19 p.m. to the area of Cordova Street and Hudson Avenue after the vic... More »
Los Angeles County is investigating Farmers Insurance Company’s handling of insurance claims filed by policyholders affected by the January 2025 Eaton and Palisades Fires, officials announced Wednesday. The investigation focuses on potential violations of Cali... More »
Grandview Foundation, the Pasadena addiction-treatment nonprofit founded in 1969, will hold a poker fundraiser Sept. 18 at La Casita del Arroyo and has partnered with a national overdose-response group. The foundation treats adults regardless of their ability ... More »
The Community Police Oversight Commission will receive the city’s Independent Police Auditor monthly report and status update Thursday, Sept. 10, a briefing set to outline pending reviews of two critical incidents involving the Pasadena Police Department. The... More »
Philanthropic funders and cross-sector partners come to Altadena on Wednesday, Sept. 9, for a walkthrough of completed rebuilds led by volunteer rebuild groups and developers. The seminar runs from 10 a.m. to noon and opens with a site visit to the Hub, the Al... More »
Eaton Fire survivors and Black Lives Matter-Los Angeles said they will demand Wednesday, Sept. 9, that District Attorney Nathan Hochman prosecute Southern California Edison over the fire that destroyed much of Altadena. The press conference is set for 4 p.m. a... More »
