PUSD State of the Schools address gives strong outlook amid looming financial threats
The district reduced Black student suspensions and expulsions, with fewer than 55 suspensions across 8 schools hailed as a “significant decrease.”
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Pasadena 710 freeway stub committee lays out next moves for ‘the ditch’
Once home to largely minority single-family neighborhoods, for years the site has become a battleground where city officials, state leaders, and residents fought for their vision of the region's transportation...
Two-day handcraft market, Artazan, comes to Pasadena Convention Center this weekend
Admission is $8 online or $10 at the door, for both days at the Pasadena Convention Center, 300 E Green St, Pasadena.
Pasadena Humane gets $150,000 from an anonymous donor; Here’s how they’re making it work
Thanks to an anonymous donor, every dollar donated to Pasadena Humane will become $4.
Controversial Sierra Madre hillside housing development appears to get a yes from voters
As of Wednesday evening, Measure H was winning out in the polls by 321 votes, with 1,795 affirmative votes to 1,474 ‘no’ votes.
Former Pasadena Mayor Rick Cole announces bid for District 2 City Council seat
The Pasadena City Council seats for Districts 1, 2, 4, 6, as well as the mayoral seat, will be on the March 5, 2024, nominating primary election ballot.
Can students help stop school violence before it starts? LA County leaders think so
For years the program has been targeted at school staff but now officials are pushing students to be involved in monitoring their peers.
Hundreds turn out for 50th annual Pasadena Mayor’s Interfaith Prayer Breakfast
The event, coinciding with National Day of Prayer events across the country, was hosted by interfaith organization Friends in Deed.
Pasadena Police Oversight Committee to discuss police shooting report and policy changes
Pasadena’s Community Police Oversight Committee will announce next steps for reviewing and discussing a report from a city-contracted police audit firm after the fatal of Anthony McClain.
Controversial Altadena coffee shop mural targeted by vandalism
While they've taken to Town Council meetings, conducted public surveys and protested to get a controversial mural removed, residents say they didn't want it done like this.