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Peter Read Miller picked up a camera as a teenager in Pasadena and never put it down. The photographer, who graduated from Pasadena High School in 1965 and went on to capture some of the most iconic images in American sports history, died January 11 at his Man... More »
The Pasadena-based Tournament of Roses has elected longtime volunteer Brian James to serve as the Association’s president in 2034, according to a leadership announcement from the organization. James, a volunteer Member since 1993, will provide leadership for t... More »
Pasadena’s Sarah Dasaro is not just returning to the Rose Bowl Half Marathon this Sunday — she is, in a very real way, returning to a life she had to rebuild. A Pasadena native and a Community Services Officer with the Pasadena Police Department, Dasaro has be... More »
Shriners Children’s Southern California announced that Ozgur Dede, M.D., is the new chief of staff, effective January 2, 2026. Chief Medical Officer Fran Farley, M.D., said she is delighted to have Dr. Dede as the chief of staff in Pasadena. “Dr. Dede is a sea... More »
Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts has selected three Co-Chairs of the 2026 Pasadena Showcase House of Design. Cynthia Bengtson, Lydia Rubin and Lynne Graves will take on different aspects of the Benefit Chair position under a recent leadership restructuring... More »
[UPDATED] Huntington Health has named Dr. John M. Corman as its new president, effective immediately, following an extensive national search that attracted highly accomplished healthcare leaders from across the country. Huntington Health, a Cedars-Sinai affili... More »
Antonio Manning lost his home in the Eaton Fire. One year later, he chairs the Eaton Fire Collaborative Leadership Council, the governance body that oversees the Long-term Recovery Group, where mental health services have become, in his words, “highly sought a... More »
Christine Moore, a Pasadena baker and candy maker whose sea-salt caramels and French-inflected pastries helped turn Little Flower Candy Company into a neighborhood gathering place — and who later used the café’s kitchen to feed evacuees and first responders du... More »
A few months ago, Ada Gates Patton sat down to lunch with the head of equestrian operations for the Tournament of Roses. She had something to say, and she began carefully: “I think it’s time for me—” The director cut her off. “Stop! You are not finishing that ... More »
Pasadena Media’s award-winning local TV talk show “Pasadena Monthly with Justin Chapman” continues this Friday at 5 p.m., featuring guest Miguel Márquez, who recently announced his retirement as Pasadena City Manager after more than three years. Before coming ... More »
For nearly two months at the start of this year, Monet Bagneris could not speak. The singer’s throat had gone into shock, a physiological response to the toxic ash that blanketed the area after the Eaton Fire tore through Altadena. She communicated with a dry-... More »
Retired Pasadena Police Department Lieutenant Robert “Bob” Dague, who served the city for more than a quarter century, died Dec. 2. He was 91. Dague joined the Department in 1957 and retired in 1983 after 26 years of service. His career spanned assignments in ... More »
