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Schiff leads historic trump impeachment

by Andre Coleman | Dec 12, 2019 | News Features, Slider Image | 0 |

House Democrats on Tuesday announced plans to bring articles of impeachment against President...

Reflections on the paths chosen by two men in search of enlightenment

by Christopher Nyerges | Dec 12, 2019 | Feature Stories, Slider Image | 0 |

In the late 1970s, when I first moved into Highland Park, I knew three individuals who I thought...

Students ask local leaders to sign climate change pledge

by Andre Coleman | Dec 12, 2019 | News Briefs | 0 |

On Monday, local students called on the Pasadena City Council to sign a commitment to a Green New Deal aimed at combatting climate change, but the mayor and the seven council members declined the invitation. “The American people...

City Council shoots down changes to cannabis ordinance

by Andre Coleman | Dec 5, 2019 | News Features, Slider Image | 0 |

The City Council shot down an effort to amend the city’s cannabis ordinance when it tabled a...

Local students plan climate strike Friday at Pasadena City Hall

by Kevin Uhrich | Dec 5, 2019 | Feature Stories, Slider Image | 0 |

Following up on a global protest held in September to demand more be done by people in power about...

Fuller Seminary online student expelled for violating school’s ‘sexual standards

by Andre Coleman | Dec 5, 2019 | News Briefs | 0 |

In a federal lawsuit, a Texas woman is accusing Fuller Theological Seminary of violating her civil...

History professor explains why the myth of the first Thanksgiving is a prop for white nationalism

by PW Staff | Nov 27, 2019 | Feature Stories, Slider Image | 1 |

Most Americans assume that the Thanksgiving holiday has always been associated with the Pilgrims,...

City clerk and county registrar of voters serve as figurehead defendants in council cannabis lawsuit

by Andre Coleman | Nov 27, 2019 | News Briefs | 0 |

If you thought Pasadena’s cannabis situation couldn’t get any crazier, you were wrong. In an unusual development, most of the City Council and Mayor Terry Tornek have filed a lawsuit against City Clerk Mark Jomsky and Los...

District decides to wait until next year to ask voters to approve $850 million bond measure

by Andre Coleman | Nov 27, 2019 | News Features, Slider Image | 0 |

The Pasadena Unified School District Board of Education has voted to wait until next year to place...

Schiff talks about Trump impeachment, the Armenian Genocide, veteran housing and securing our elections

by Andre Coleman | Nov 21, 2019 | News Features, Slider Image | 0 |

History has a funny way of holding up a mirror to the present. Case in point: Democratic...

Pasadena gears up for Sunday’s 42nd ‘Occasional’ Doo Dah Parade

by Kevin Uhrich | Nov 21, 2019 | Feature Stories, Slider Image | 0 |

Tom Coston and Paddy Hurley have made it their mission to help bring art to the local masses...

Old Pas merchant describes audacious break-in

by Andre Coleman | Nov 21, 2019 | News Briefs | 0 |

A longtime Old Pasadena merchant was called into work early Tuesday morning after receiving a call...

City officials winnow down proposals on Julia Morgan YWCA building from 10 to five

by Andre Coleman | Nov 14, 2019 | News Features, Slider Image | 0 |

Local activists have expressed support for a proposed project that would see the historic Julia...

Rabbi and social justice activist helped the homeless and fought for many righteous causes

by Andre Coleman | Nov 14, 2019 | News Briefs | 0 |

Hundreds of people celebrated the life of Rabbi Marvin Gross this past weekend during his memorial...

Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown discusses his new book, ‘Desk 88,’ with journalist Miriam Pawel at All Saints Saturday

by Bliss Bowen | Nov 14, 2019 | Feature Stories, Slider Image | 0 |

Senior Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown’s newly published book, “Desk 88: Eight Progressive Senators Who...

Pasadena Adopts state’s Tenant Protection Act in special midnight meeting

by Andre Coleman | Nov 7, 2019 | News Features, Slider Image | 0 |

In an effort to head off mass evictions and rent gouging prior to a new state law taking effect on...

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Schiff leads historic trump impeachment

Reflections on the paths chosen by two men in search of enlightenment

Students ask local leaders to sign climate change pledge

City Council shoots down changes to cannabis ordinance

Local students plan climate strike Friday at Pasadena City Hall

Fuller Seminary online student expelled for violating school’s ‘sexual standards

History professor explains why the myth of the first Thanksgiving is a prop for white nationalism

City clerk and county registrar of voters serve as figurehead defendants in council cannabis lawsuit

District decides to wait until next year to ask voters to approve $850 million bond measure

Schiff talks about Trump impeachment, the Armenian Genocide, veteran housing and securing our elections

Pasadena gears up for Sunday’s 42nd ‘Occasional’ Doo Dah Parade

Old Pas merchant describes audacious break-in

City officials winnow down proposals on Julia Morgan YWCA building from 10 to five

Rabbi and social justice activist helped the homeless and fought for many righteous causes

Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown discusses his new book, ‘Desk 88,’ with journalist Miriam Pawel at All Saints Saturday

Pasadena Adopts state’s Tenant Protection Act in special midnight meeting

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