Eaton Fire

Gerald Freeny dedicated most of his life to service, leadership, and community.

On Tuesday, Sept. 1, Assemblymember John Harabedian (D-Pasadena) and his colleagues declined to pass SB 492, a bill reauthorizing the state’s wildfire fund.

John Muir High School will mark its 100th anniversary with a community celebration Nov. 1 at the historic Rufus Mead Auditorium in Pasadena.

Madison Elementary, John Muir Early College Magnet High School and Rose City High School received Platinum-level honors. Pasadena High School earned Gold-level...

Community advocate and college professor Melissa Michelson announced Monday that she is running for Alhambra City Council District 5, challenging incumbent...

More than 100 fire-ravaged local residents gathered to celebrate the opening of Community Corner by the Juicy Little Society, where U.S. Rep. Judy Chu...

The Pasadena City Council voted to place a proposed emergency preparedness tax measure before voters that would generate about $22.1 million annually for fire...

State and local fire investigators have concluded that the Jan. 7, 2025, Eaton Fire was caused by out-of-service equipment managed by Southern California...

State Sen. Sasha Renée Pérez condemned the latest act of hateful vandalism targeting the Pasadena Jewish Temple and Center after antisemitic graffiti was...

A nearly 30-year Pasadena tradition returns Saturday, Aug. 1, with a renewed focus on community recovery as Chris Holden’s Annual Block Party and Resource...

Pasadena City College Trustee Dr. Steve Gibson has announced his candidacy for re-election to a second term representing Area 3 on the Pasadena Area Community...

Singer-songwriter Dave Barnes, along with four other artists, brought a warm touch of country music to a cool evening at Memorial Park in Old Pasadena on June...

Was the Fuerte avocado propagated in Altadena from Mexican stock?

The Pasadena Unified School District on Tuesday released a detailed timeline defending its decision to remove trees at multiple campuses as part of...

A year and a half ago, the Eaton Fire forever changed Altadena. Time is a curious thing. Some days it feels as though the fire happened yesterday. Other days,...

As Altadena continues its recovery following the Eaton Fire, a new community event is offering residents a chance to reconnect through recreation and shared...