Brian Biery

What if you were given a fresh start? A chance to begin again. The opportunity to build an edifice that would last for generations. What if you had a blank...

The restoration of Siban’gna was significant not only because it will provide the tribe with a cultural center for practicing its traditions and ceremonies,...

The devastation caused by the Eaton Fire revealed the fragility and disjointed nature of how our local water systems have been designed and maintained.

“I have no one to talk to. There is nothing in my life but dirty dishes to wash and a kitchen to clean up.” ~ Mary Anderson

“The three water companies were formed by individual wealthy landowners for their own property without thought of a larger community,” Veronica Jones,...

Forced to relocate from its previous home at the Mountain View Cemetery and Mausoleum in Altadena due to the blaze, hundreds of writers and literature lovers...

In the brief time since the devastating Eaton Fire, more than 80 community groups and nonprofit organizations, along with city, county, and state officials,...

Ben Jealous, executive director of the Sierra Club, visited Pasadena/Altadena on Wednesday, January 29, to witness the devastating destruction caused by the...

Imagine how you would feel if your daily cup of java provided more than just a jolt of caffeine and empty calories.  What if it offered a pathway to a...

The weather cooperated and an enjoyable event was at hand. Here’s a full list of all the winners of the 27th Pasadena Chalk Festival that took place over...

Public Health honorees showcase dedication to building a safe and healthy L.A. county. The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health earned 21 Achievement...

At dusk on Jan. 30th, close to 150 people marched from the offices of Pasadena Water and Power (PWP) to City Hall. Some proceeded with canes, others were pushed...

Pasadena had a significant role in the development of Williams’ impressive career. By Brian Biery“unsightly shack”“Four Corners Competition”Throop...

When the Brookside Plunge opened in 1914 it was a different time in Pasadena and the rest of the nation as the specter of Jim Crow was predominant, even in the...

A room full of silver haired women dressed in black and festooned with silver satin ribbons stood up in unison on Monday evening at the Pasadena City Council to...

The weather cooperated and an enjoyable event was at hand. Here’s a full list of all the winners of the 27th Pasadena Chalk Festival that took place over...