Author: Nicolas Perez

After months of debate, public comment, and multiple rounds of review, the Pasadena City Council unanimously voted Monday night to reject a proposal to...

At the February 24 Pasadena City Council meeting, public comments addressed a wide range of civic concerns, from environmental sustainability to disaster...

At Alhambra High, a group of students isn’t just studying for a test—they’re gearing up for the California Academic Decathlon, the state’s most grueling...

At its February 10 meeting, the Pasadena City Council addressed a range of public concerns, including police accountability, tenant protections, and...

At its February 3, 2025 meeting, the Pasadena City Council discussed a range of topics, including recovery efforts after the Eaton Fire and windstorm, debris...

On January 23, 2025, Pasadena’s City Council convened for a special meeting to address the aftermath of the Eaton fire and windstorm, which caused significant...

A recap of a Special Pasadena City Council on January 13 and an Emergency meeting on January 15, 2025.

At the December 16 Pasadena City Council meeting, issues of housing, community advocacy, and governance reforms were front and center.

After a disappointing 0-10 season last year, the Pasadena Bulldogs brought grit and determination this season, securing their first CIF Southern Section title...

The resignation of Mark Lillienfeld, a former homicide investigator for the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, was promptly accepted by the South...

The Pasadena City Council’s Nov. 25th meeting brought to the forefront key transitions, public appeals, and ongoing discussions about city priorities.

The November 18th Pasadena City Council meeting covered a plethora of issues, with those from the community and officials addressing pressing concerns and...

Orange peels, an oft discarded part of the orange, are teeming with nutrients and health benefits that can contribute to an individual’s overall wellness.

The Arroyos & Foothills Conservancy has taken an important step in urban conservation by acquiring a property in Sycamore Canyon.

The director of JPL, Laurie Leshin announced 325 employees, or 5% of the lab’s workforce, will be laid off November 13 due to continuous funding challenges...

The 77th annual Turkey Tussle, an event which first began in 1947 concluded on Friday with the John Muir High School Mustangs continuing their winning streak...