Arroyo Seco Foundation

After a year of historic rainfall, cities around California are considering whether to roll back water conservation programs and goals.

The Arroyo Seco Foundation, Pasadena Audubon Society, and three prominent local residents have challenged Pasadena Water & Power Department’s (PWP)...

Arroyo Seco Canyon inhabits a river in Los Angeles whose current flows through Pasadena, bringing water to the city, as well as shelter and food for the local...

Altadena Councilwoman Dorothy Wong is a community leader and avid bicyclist with an interesting history. By Christopher Nyerges She grew up in Aiea high above...

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EDITORIAL Why does progress always seem to come with a sigh? By Garrett Rowlan Seeing the destruction being done in Hahamongna Watershed Park, one is...

Last year the California legislature passed a bill, the River Ranger Program (AB 1558), to develop a network of river rangers who will assist the public at...

In the crowded City Council chambers, where one felt relieved by a gust of fresh air when someone entered or exited the room, the (relatively) clean air and...

The Board of Supervisors will hold a public meeting at 9:30 AM on Tuesday, November 7, to consider whether to allow the LA County Flood Control District to...

Pasadena's City Council candidates came to church last Thursday night to share their views on the questions of public health, sustainability, and the...

GUEST OPINION Downtown Pasadena may be losing one of its oldest heritage oak trees located on the Ambassador Gardens development by Insignia City Ventures. By...