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As part of its non-profit mission, Huntington Hospital provides significant benefits to the communities it serves, often in the form of health education, outreach, and low or no-cost hospital care for the uninsured and those with limited means. In 2019, the ho... More »
The Pasadena City College Foundation has received $1.5 million from the estate of Adelaide Finkbine Hixon. Hixon was an enthusiastic supporter of PCC and a proud advocate for education. In 2000, she gave a gift of $1 million to the College, which was used to e... More »
A Victorville man accused of striking and killing a pedestrian in Pasadena and fleeing the scene earlier this month pleaded not guilty Monday to charges resulting from the collision, authorities said. Alberto Fernandez, 20, faces charges of gross vehicular man... More »
The Pasadena Police Department arrested three drivers on suspicion of DUI while fielding extra officers throughout the city on Friday with the goal of finding and arresting intoxicated drivers, officials said. “Driving under the influence is dangerous, illegal... More »
In a letter to the City Council, Pasadena Chamber of Commerce CEO and President Paul Little called on local elected officials to oppose prohibiting outdoor dining as the coronavirus surge appears to be edging the county toward a more restrictive health order a... More »
With more holiday shopping than ever expected to take place online this holiday season, Pasadena police are cautioning residents to be wary of opportunistic porch pirates. Package theft is a year-round problem that always tends to be exacerbated during the bus... More »
Fifty years ago, Pasadena faced a racial reckoning. In 1970, Pasadena earned the dishonorable distinction of being the first school district outside the South to be ordered by a Federal Court to integrate its schools. The school district lost a landmark civi... More »
It’s rightly been called “an assault on democracy” — the effort by President Donald Trump to keep states from certifying the results of the recent election. After all, if the results aren’t certified, the results aren’t final, and legally it’s like the electio... More »
Rep. Judy Chu (D-Pasadena), chair of the House Subcommittee on Investigations, Oversight and Regulations, penned a letter to Small Business Administration (SBA) Administrator Jovita Carranza seeking more information on the status of the SBA’s Economic Injury D... More »
I am honored and grateful to everyone who believed in me, supported me, donated to the campaign and most importantly to those who voted for me. I would especially like to thank Peter Roybal, Rick Nordstrom, and Thomas Koiso without whom this journey would not... More »
As the festivities begin in celebration of Thanksgiving, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (Public Health) would like everyone to have a safe and healthy holiday. “During this season of giving, we extend our gratitude to all those who have sup... More »
A man was found dead from an apparent self-inflicted wound following a standoff at a Pasadena auto body shop on Saturday afternoon, authorities said. The incident began shortly before 1 p.m. when a man called police from the business to report he was armed wit... More »
