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Captain Brian Davies, Commander, Submarine Squadron 11 will be the speaker at the Pasadena Rotary Club on Wednesday, November 30th, 2016 introduced by Captain William Creedon, President of the Pasadena Navy League and the USS Pasadena Foundation on the topic: ... More »
A newly Pasadena-headquartered company distributes equipment and technology that makes sure that low-moisture foods such as nuts, seeds and spices are free from food-borne pathogens before they are distributed to retail outlets and sold to customers. Napasol N... More »
While PCC’s athletic programs aren’t necessarily known for being a consistent powerhouse, its Sports Information Director, Robert Lewis, is known for his 25 years of excellence. Lewis, 51, is seen by those at the school and within the community college circles... More »
All Saints Church in Pasadena announced that it is designating 100% of the offering from its Thanksgiving Eve service to the Water Protectors of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe. “We invite and challenge everyone to join us in giving to support to the water prote... More »
Pasadena Public Health Department inspectors closed down the popular Tibet Nepal House, a restaurant at 36 E. Holly Street in Old Pasadena, after they found live cockroaches and dead nymphs in various areas of the facility in an inspection Monday, November 14.... More »
The Pasadena Cancer Support Community hosted its second annual Holiday Boutique and Luncheon Friday at the Valley Hunt Club to kick off the holiday shopping spirit with local vendors and to raise money for the San Gabriel Valley’s only organization of its kind... More »
Pasadena is in for some cooler weather, especially at nights and early mornings, and even rain as this weekend finally should bear some resemblance of holiday weather. Although Friday and Saturday will feature clear skies, Saturday night will see gathering clo... More »
District 3 Councilmember John J. Kennedy and the Flintridge Center’s Apprenticeship Preparation Program launched seven Little Free Libraries in various locations in Northwest Pasadena Tuesday morning to encourage reading within the community through its simple... More »
The City of Pasadena was ranked as a top digital city this year by a judging panel for the 2016 Digital Cities Survey, undertaken every summer by the Center for Digital Government, a national research and advisory institute on information technology policies a... More »
The Pasadena City Council Monday, with barely a whisper of discussion, unanimously approved a Planning and Community Development Department recommendation for a resolution for a single-family Mediterranean Renaissance Revival property at 1600 San Pasqual Stree... More »
Caltech alumnus and Associate Howard Jessen (BS ’46) recently donated to Caltech to endow the Howard E. and Susan C. Jessen Postdoctoral Instructorship in the Humanities through a matching program established by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. The gift will h... More »
A silver lining for Latinos in Tuesday’s election is San Francisco’s passage of Proposition N. Proposition N gives all San Francisco Unified School District parents the right to vote for Board of Education members irrespective of their immigration status. Can ... More »
