- November 12, 2014 by Staff
A total of 6 restaurants were temporarily closed in Pasadena by inspectors of the Pasadena Public Health Department within the last 60 days. Some of the...
Pasadena Public Library Gears Up for a Festive Holiday Season
“Make It Magical” Events in Old Pasadena
Pasadena Annual Holiday Tree Lighting: Friday, Dec. 1
Interview With Former PUSD Superintendent Dr. Brian McDonald
Alhambra Residents’ Protest of New Zoning Code Yields Some Results
"Radical or, are you gonna miss me?" at IAMA Theatre
Henry Kissinger and Me!
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- November 11, 2014 by Staff
MAYORAL RACE On November 3, 1998, Pasadena voters approved a Charter amendment to provide for a city-wide elected Mayor to serve a four-year term. The first...
- November 1, 2014 by Brian Rodriguez
Creatures of all kinds descended on Madison Avenue in Pasadena on Friday night. Madison spilled into Oakland and El Molino as residents tried to appease the...
- November 1, 2014 by Kathabela Wilson
Mapping the multidimensional artist, Jean Sudbury, lyricist, instrumentalist, writer, photographer, gardener, and environmentalist. By Kathabela Wilson A...
- October 25, 2014 by Debra Penberthy
This week, Brad Colerick, South Pasadena-based celebrated songwriter, released his most recent CD Tucson. By Debra Penberty We caught up with Brad just before...
- October 25, 2014 by Kathabela Wilson
Ron Pettie is an inspiring prolific fine artist. He is the owner of Colonnade Art Gallery on Colorado Boulevard in Pasadena, where he encourages and presents...
- October 20, 2014 by Staff
South Pasadena is holding unclaimed funds for certain persons or companies. These funds have been on deposit for over three years. If you see your name below,...
- October 19, 2014 by Staff
Warning: No matter how partial the eclipse appears to be, it is NOT a good idea to stare directly at the sun. A partial solar eclipse is expected to darken the...
- October 17, 2014 by Staff
It’s South Pasadena’s turn to be alive with the Arts this weekend, plus a Green Fair, and the best secret in town is revealed. Hint: You can...
- October 14, 2014 by Bruce Palmer Jr.
The worst pinkwashing award goes to Baker Hughes, one of the largest oilfield companies, for painting their drill bits pink in honor of “Breast Cancer...
- October 13, 2014 by Staff
The third week of October is designated as “Male Breast Cancer Awareness Week”. The most common signs of breast cancer for both men and women is a...
- October 13, 2014 by Staff
Southern California has the winning combo of superior schools, diversity, and safe neighborhoods for young families. The site creditdonkey.com evaluated the...
- October 11, 2014 by Kathabela Wilson
An interview with Alice Pero, an exceptional contemporary flutist, a poet of lyrical humor and the surreal, and a host of our local series “Moonday...
- October 10, 2014 by Staff
Pasadena – 10/10/14 – 2:30 am She fights for girls to have the right to learn about their world and about themselves in Pakistan. Her dedication, in...
- October 9, 2014 by Staff
ArtWeekend is upon us with ArtNight on Friday night, and continuing with ArtWalk and ArtFood (Taste of South Lake) on Saturday plus much more. (Click on...
- October 7, 2014 by Robin Southworth
It’s National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. While most people are aware of breast cancer, many forget to take the steps to have a plan to detect the...
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