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On Wednesday night, Feb. 26, Caltech chemistry professor Kimberly See delivered a public lecture highlighting her group’s cutting-edge research into...

You may question what local officials possibly could do in the face of federal action that operates outside the rule of law. Actually, quite a...

The audience member was known to have political ties to several councilmembers and the mayor, and as someone who lives near the proposed project. The item...

What stood out most was not ideological diversity but the emotional weight behind the warnings. These were not casual critics. Many had campaigned for...

On Thursday, February 19, 2026, the two clubs met, and the Lakewood Rotary Club presented the Altadena Rotary Club with a generous donation of $1,950 to aid in...

Pasadena’s beloved cultural showcase, ArtNight Pasadena, returns on Friday, March 13, 2026, bringing an evening of free arts experiences to the community.

School consolidation is not an abstract policy debate; it affects children, families, teachers, and entire neighborhoods. That is why the integrity of the...

The City of Pasadena and the Black History Planning Committee have unveiled the full entertainment lineup for the 2026 Black History Festival, set for Saturday,...

Both developments underscore continued investment and economic momentum in East Pasadena.

Moments like these leave a lasting imprint. For many in attendance, the experience was more than a visit, it was a powerful reminder that their voices matter...

In 2010, opportunity struck again. NBC was searching for a statistician to support its curling coverage, and the U.S. Curling Association recommended Surka....

In January, fire took more than a building. In January, fire took more than a building.

While much of the city slowed down during the national strike day, one Pasadena resident’s late‑night encounter offered a glimpse into the unseen labor...

The Pasadena Unified Board Majority Cooks the Numbers and Uses Logical Fallacies to Achieve a Predetermined Outcome on School Closures.

This collapse is being justified as a financial necessity. But that explanation collapses under the weight of reality.

Educators, parents, and community members gathered Saturday morning, Feb. 7, at Pasadena City Hall to protest $24.5 million in proposed budget cuts by the...