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Mayor Terry Tornek set to deliver ‘broader’ than usual state of the city speech

by Andre Coleman | Jan 15, 2020 | News Features, Slider Image | 0 |

According to the Pasadena City Charter, the mayor shall present a thematic budget message for the...

Local architect and ‘My City’ author David Wolf found dead in Altadena home

by Andre Coleman | Jan 15, 2020 | News Briefs | 0 |

David Wolf, an architectural historian, archivist and urbanist, was found dead at his home in...

Dr. James Adams blends knowledge of Western medicine with Chumash herbal remedies to help people in pain

by Christopher Nyerges | Jan 15, 2020 | Feature Stories, Slider Image | 0 |

Dr. James Adams, who teaches pharmacology at USC, also teaches students about the healing...

Journalists get to see work performed on NASA-JPL’s Mars 2020 Rover

by Jana J. Monji | Jan 9, 2020 | News Features, Slider Image | 0 |

While some were dressing as Santa Claus or in their favorite ugly Christmas sweater, a handful of...

Cyclist Dorothy Wong puts her respect for nature to work as a member of the Altadena Town Council

by Christopher Nyerges | Jan 9, 2020 | Feature Stories, Slider Image | 0 |

Altadena Town Council member Dorothy Wong grew up in Aiea, high above the ocean in the...

Local leaders condemn airstrike that killed Quds general as Iran strikes back and groups call for peace

by Andre Coleman | Jan 9, 2020 | News Briefs | 1 |

After a weekend of anti-war protests sparked by an air strike ordered by President Donald Trump...

Daughters of woman slain in alleged foster child dispute file wrongful death lawsuit against county

by Andre Coleman | Jan 2, 2020 | News Briefs | 0 |

The daughters of a foster mother who was strangled in her Pasadena home in 2018 have filed a...

State law regulates gig economy while limiting news freelance work

by Andre Coleman and Kevin Uhrich | Jan 2, 2020 | News Features, Slider Image | 0 |

Two organizations representing freelance writers and press photographers have filed a lawsuit in...

In his bid for the White House, Bernie Sanders finds Latino support in delegate-rich California

by Mary Reinholz | Jan 2, 2020 | Feature Stories, Slider Image | 0 |

After Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders suffered a heart attack in October, more than a few bettors on ...

The Rose Parade puts history in the spotlight

by Kevin Uhrich | Dec 26, 2019 | Feature Stories, Slider Image, Welcome To Pasadena | 0 |

Rain is rare on New Year’s Day in Pasadena, but it happens. Starting in 1895, five years after the...

A month-by-month recounting of events last year that shaped our lives

by Kevin Uhrich | Dec 26, 2019 | News Features, Slider Image | 0 |

Late Last December Caltrans renames a portion of the 134 Freeway after President Barack Obama,...

The story of St. Nicholas and the birth of Christmas

by Christopher Nyerges | Dec 19, 2019 | Feature Stories, Slider Image, Tweet | 0 |

Recently, while doing some painting on an outside wall of my home, I had the radio on just to...

Glendale and Los Angeles school districts join state and county officials in filing lawsuits against top e-cig manufacturer

by Andre Coleman | Dec 19, 2019 | News Briefs | 0 |

The Glendale Unified School District (GUSD) has joined the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) in a lawsuit against JUUL Labs, one of the country’s biggest nicotine vaping manufacturers. In the lawsuit filed in Los...

Judge blocks cannabis initiative from March ballot

by Andre Coleman | Dec 19, 2019 | News Features, Slider Image, Tweet | 0 |

ALos Angeles superior court judge ruled last week that a ballot initiative that would increase the...

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...

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Mayor Terry Tornek set to deliver ‘broader’ than usual state of the city speech

Local architect and ‘My City’ author David Wolf found dead in Altadena home

Dr. James Adams blends knowledge of Western medicine with Chumash herbal remedies to help people in pain

Journalists get to see work performed on NASA-JPL’s Mars 2020 Rover

Cyclist Dorothy Wong puts her respect for nature to work as a member of the Altadena Town Council

Local leaders condemn airstrike that killed Quds general as Iran strikes back and groups call for peace

Daughters of woman slain in alleged foster child dispute file wrongful death lawsuit against county

State law regulates gig economy while limiting news freelance work

In his bid for the White House, Bernie Sanders finds Latino support in delegate-rich California

The Rose Parade puts history in the spotlight

A month-by-month recounting of events last year that shaped our lives

The story of St. Nicholas and the birth of Christmas

Glendale and Los Angeles school districts join state and county officials in filing lawsuits against top e-cig manufacturer

Judge blocks cannabis initiative from March ballot

Schiff leads historic trump impeachment

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

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