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• Covina Police Department begins fundraising to construct memorial to fallen officers
• Escaped inmate arrested near Azusa 28 years after disappearance
• It's Politics: Pasadena's education Cold War
• Pasadena drops damage estimate from windstorm by $2.5 million
• New Northwest Pasadena commission will have expanded powers
• Arcadia Christian School bids farewell to teacher after 40 years
• Around the Region: May 26
• Travel season opens with Memorial Day
• Pasadena Police Helicopter Attacked, Crewmember Injured During Laser Strike
• DNA helps convict serial rapist in 1995 Glendora attack
• Friday sprinkles will give way to sunny weather for Memorial Day weekend
• Pasadena, other Southland cities sue to strip state of power over redevelopment agencies
• Memorial Day Weekend Events
• Alhambra's All Souls School to offer dual language immersion
• Larry Wilson: Join scientists in the fight against migraines
• Caltech students celebrate Ditch Day
• Observing the Faiths: May 25
• Pasadena officer Kevin Okamoto on leave; Det. Keith Gomez probe could widen
• Cal State chancellor announces retirement
• Around the Region: May 25
• Glendora police seeking bogus cop
• Regional Briefs: May 24
• Beam them up: Ashes of `Star Trek' actor, JPL engineer now in orbit
• Law enforcement, families pay tribute to fallen officers
• Restaurants pan Pasadena's "Zero Waste" trash plan
• Arcadia school children to compete in global improv competition
• Pasadena middle school may soon get charter students
• Rosemead employees agree to no raises, `amoeba'-like city structure
• Memorial Day Closures and Reminders
• Pasadena Residents Invited to SR-710 Open House May 30
• Power returns to homes after plane crashes on street
• Pasadena Unified School District News - May 18, 2012
• Palmdale businessman faces uphill battle in bid to oust Antonovich
• Arcadia's Colorado Boulevard might close today - really
• It's Politics: California educators only see green when they face east
• Commercial spacecraft speeds toward space station
• Arcadia's Colorado Boulevard might close Wednesday for Gold Line work - really
• Free Family Fun Day June 2 at La Pintoresca Park
• Bridge open to traffic
• 4 men arrested after beating at Dodger Stadium
• Around Pasadena: May 22
• Altadena Town Council has open seats few candidates
• 5K charity run/walk to be held at Arboretum in memory of brain cancer victim
• Frank Girardot: San Marino woman hopes to raise chickens in her backyard
• State names districts in financial jeopardy
• Public Invited to Pasadena Police Helicopter Open House June 2
• Social Calendar: May 21
• Patt Diroll: Crowd favorites at Music Center
• Dean of Pasadena arts proud of California roots
• Pasadena's cut of El Centro's funding sparks political fight
• Solar eclipse sparks curiosity at local colleges, public events
• Around the Region: May 21
• Annual Pasadena Marathon comes off without a hitch
• Forest Service ordered to re-examine key wilderness areas in four Southern California forests
• Pasadena middle school students compete in robotics competition
• Jockey Chantal Sutherland disrobes for Bo Derek at Santa Anita Park
• Alhambra teacher accepted to Supreme Court summer program
• Larry Wilson: Economic index of St. John and Green
• Amgen Tour of California rides through Azusa, Glendora
• Four weeks of closures planned on Colorado Blvd. in Arcadia for Gold Line construction
• Sierra Madre's Pinney House gets approval to operate as bed-and-breakfast
• Mongols hope federal trial brings their motorcycles back
• Steve Scauzillo: A gas station of tomorrow, today - with free air!
• Around the Region: May 20
• Monrovia's website hacked in the name of global warming
• South Pasadena seeks input in audit of Caltrans properties
• With Preakness Stakes high, therapy is no horsing around for Azusa man
• It's Politics: Linsanity takes on the machine
• Alhambra man arrested, jailed in 1981 slaying after 31 years as fugitive
• Sun and Moon to create ring of fire eclipse Sunday
• State and local officials celebrate early reopening of Montebello freeway bridge on Monday
• State jobless rate dips slightly to 10.9 percent
• Facebook IPO huge, but delivers no 'pop'
• Pasadena councilman concerned that alleged police misconduct could erode faith in department
• Trial underway in Alhambra kitty litter murder
• Fallen southland officers to be honored in torch run
• Pasadena man sentenced for sexual assault on teen girls at abandoned house in Pasadena
• Cyclists pedal through a week of Pasadena bike events
• Customers sucked into vacuum dispute at closed Pasadena store
• Larry Wilson: When mom enters 41st Assembly race
• Observing the Faiths: May 18
• Pasadena Lutheran church marks 120 years
• Facing economic hardship, mayor says Monterey Park is still moving forward
• Weekend's Best Bet: May 18
• Three women file lawsuit claiming Rose Hills Memorial Park misplaced their mother
• Congress members urge MTA to include funding for Gold Line project to Claremont
• Public Invited to Civic Center Design Project Ribbon Cutting May 22
• Around the Region: May 17
• Marathoners to pound Pasadena pavement on Sunday
• San Gabriel makes deal in labor negotiations
• Monterey Park couple holds Walk-A-Thon for dying daughter
• Dreier and Schiff-inspired border tunnel bill passes House
• Judge orders Pasadena detective to turn over case file
• Suspect accused of arson fire that destroyed Hacienda Heights church
• Even if tax hike passes, state could face chronic deficits
• Frank Girardot: What's in a name? Plenty if you are talking about La Puente, Valinda or West Covina
• Help Pasadena Achieve a Zero-Waste Future by Attending Upcoming Workshops
• Regional Briefs: May 16
• Larry Wilson: Quidditch and epic poems at LitFest Pasadena 1.0
• It's Politics: California budget and casino economics
• South Pas not responsible for sewage spill that affected beaches
• South Pasadena couple faces criminal charges for backyard remodeling
• Foothill Unity Center taps veteran manager to lead organization
• Pasadena Marathon May 20 Event Info and Road Closures Announced
• Teachers treated to lounge makeover at Hovsepian School in Pasadena
• Regional Briefs: May 15
• Baldwin Park Unified to vote next month on charter school renewal
• Seismic Findings at San Rafael Elementary School Announced
• Pasadena Unified School District News - May 11, 2012
• Metrolink riders face up to 9 percent fare hike
• New maps, primary system shape legislative races
• Rosemead attorneys respond to poultry slaughterhouse lawsuit
• Proposed cuts in governor's revised budget plan
• Governor proposes more cuts as state deficit swells, warns more likely if voters reject his tax-hike plan
• Southern California man confesses to 31-year-old double murder in Iowa
• Local high-schoolers build solar-powered boats for lake race
• Officials: Drunken driver ends up in backyard swimming pool in La Puente
• A grizzly history of bears in old Pasadena
• Patt Diroll: Art matters at the Huntington
• Social Calendar: May 14
• Pasadena enlists iPads and Androids in war on graffiti
• Around the Region: May 14
• Large sinkhole shuts down Hacienda Boulevard in La Puente
• Vintage car maker expands to 40,000-square-foot facility in Chatsworth
• La Canada High student wins Law Day competition
• Historic San Gabriel Mission artifact to be put on display
• Larry Wilson: Plating the arts in South Pasadena
• Mother's Day flowers a tradition in San Gabriel
• Around the Region: May 13
• Pasadena hopes free parking will land new business
• Earthquake fault discovered beneath Pasadena elementary school
• Steve Scauzillo: Friends of Peck Road Park - A year of restoration
• Whittier celebrates 125 years
• Debate continues on fate of Fannie and Freddie
• Brown: California faces $16 billion shortfall
• Tempers flare at Garvey School District meeting; board member's husband escorted out
• Friends remember Glendora 'fixture' Mark Ryan
• Attorney for Irwindale councilman accused of embezzlement files motion to dismiss charges
• New South Pasadena Irish pub promises food, beer and community
• Kendrec McDade autopsy details horrific death
• Metrolink riders face up to 9 percent fare hike
• Around the Region: May 12
• Body found along Angeles Crest Highway identified
• Economists expect slow growth in job numbers
• Calls to toughen regulation follow JPMorgan loss
• Club Champion Gymnastics to open in Monrovia
• Kendrec McDade autopsy released: teen was not shot in the back
• Mozart opera to debut in renovated Pasadena theater
• As family auctions tools of slain El Monte mechanic, killer still at large
• La Puente suspends council travel, forms committee to review policies
• Around the Region: May 11
• Obama's fundraising visit to Studio City thrills fans, onlookers
• Men, women in blue honored with LAPD's highest awards
• Monterey Park man sentenced for kidnapping, attempted murder
• Montebello officials reject studying costs of transferring fire protection to county
• South Pasadena school board considers dual language immersion program
• Suspects in Alhambra attacks identified
• Observing the Faiths: May 11
• Man's body found on the side of Angeles Crest Highway
• Larry Wilson: When LitFest Pasadena comes to town
• Pasadena City Hall stars in car commercial
• Schiff, Chu react to Obama support for gay marriage
• Pasadena fiscal fortunes improve; city looks to grown economy
• Pasadena school board finalizes map for Measure A voting districts
• Obama backs gay marriage
• Renatta Cooper, Ed Honowitz Re-Elected To Lead PUSD Board For Second Term
• CSU trustees vote to freeze campus presidents' salaries
• Stolen high-end bicycles recovered by Sheriff's
• Frank Girardot: Cold case file continues to grow
• E-cycle, Shred Documents and Leave With Free Mulch at Upcoming City Event
• Commuters Encouraged to Celebrate Bike to Work Day, May 17
• Monterey Park committee to evaluate measure for ballot
• Officials: Al-Qaida bomber was CIA informant
• Larry Wilson: Books do furnish a room at the Showcase House
• Salvation Army marks 125th anniversary with giveaways
• Man arrested after admitting he killed roommate at Pasadena mental care facility
• Glendale Mayor indicted on 28 felonies for embezzling as much as $880,0000
• Pasadena redraws district boundaries
• Garvey School District teachers vote in opposition to superintendent
• $4 million worth of marijuana found in house; Two men arrested
• Pasadena to Celebrate Fire Service Day with Open Houses, Demonstrations
• Gold Line parking plans evoke concern by Arcadia officials
• Monterey Park appoints members to county fire ad hoc committee
• Northwest Commission to Reexamine Its Role at Community Meeting
• Pasadena Public Library Closes for Staff Development Day
• Pasadenans Reminded that Voter Registration Deadline is May 21 for Next Month's Primary Election
• Pasadena Unified School District News - May 4, 2012
• Vote-by-mail begins today
• Man arrested in Pomona after three-car Diamond Bar crash
• Quadruplets, flash mob bring excitement to Azusa Pacific University graduation
• 30 South Pasadena teachers, staff to retire with incentive package
• City Manager Announces Fire Chief Appointment
• Caltech scientist discovers worms have their own language
• Four hurt in crash involving car, Pasadena fire engine
• No city for old men - Pasadena pioneers started out young and ambitious
• Patt Diroll: Colburn honors Neville Marriner
• Police error still haunts former suspect in Dodger Stadium beating
• Stow's recovery remains a long, daunting process
• Social Calendar: May 7
• Tobacco industry gearing up to take down California cigarette tax initiative
• San Dimas couple running four marathons to raise funds for cystic fibrosis research
• Fair at Industry's Homestead Museum returns visitors to Victorian Era
• Hundreds of children receive free books at `Fiesta' event in El Monte
• Redistricting changes lines, not faces in June primary
• Walnut student could win big doodling for Google
• Larry Wilson: To Florence, with love from PCC
• Region faces rolling blackouts if San Onofre not back online
• Steve Scauzillo: Seeing endangered bird a bittersweet moment
• HORSE RACING: Stretch drive
• 5,434 Japanese Americans, nationals found a temporary home behind barbed wire at Pomona fairgrounds
• Maranatha students protest teacher's departure
• Cinco de Mayo festival to be held in Pasadena
• Historic Herkimer Arms takes on new life as affordable housing
• No Boundaries 7 PUSD Student Art Exhibit
• PUSD Briefs School Leaders On Status Of Construction Program And Funding Challenges
• South Pasadena presents Eclectic Music Festival and Art Walk Saturday
• Pasadena health director cites Mother Teresa in remarks to annual prayer breakfast
• Credit agency downgrades El Monte bond ratings to below average
• Observing the Faiths: May 4
• Star-News to open newsroom
• Bear and cubs take over neighborhood near Altadena
• Boy's parents seek information in Altadena hit-and-run
• Larry Wilson: Screening to save your life
• Phil Spector neighbors launch Alhambra neighborhood watch program
• Police officers involved in McDade shooting return to work
• Around the Region: May 4
• La Mirada's 'Miss Saigon' brings back memories for ex-Marine in Vietnam
• Rio Hondo College Police Academy gets new start
• Pasadena Unified School District construction projects could be scaled down
• Local health clinics get big boost from federal grants
• State assemblyman from West Covina charged with DUI
• District Attorney honors four local men key in bringing criminals to justice
• Late officer Ryan Stringer honored in Alhambra
• State Superintendent Torlakson visits local schools, hosts education forum
• Vincent Bonsignore: Magic appears in his element with the Dodgers
• CSU faculty OKs 2-day strikes if talks fail
• A new Blue era
• Frank Girardot: Surviving family members seek answers in cold homicide cases
• Larry Wilson: Pasadena clan's Titanic connection
• Police Department Applies for Youth Accountability Board Funding Grant
• Public Invited to Joint Public Safety Memorial Ceremony May 15
• Around Pasadena: May 2
• Historic Aztec Hotel closing for renovations, preservationists unnerved
• Metro plan to purchase rail cars from Japanese firm assailed
• Pasadena moves toward new district boundaries
• Kendrec McDade friend gets six months for Pasadena burglary
• Fire Department Offers Brush Clearance Guidelines
• Rosemead displays Vietnamese Freedom and Heritage flags
• South Pasadena parcel tax may be on February ballot
• San Rafael Elementary principal to leave at end of school year
• San Gabriel man killed after struck by car Saturday night
• Cinco de Mayo Festival the Start of a New Pasadena Tradition
• Community Invited to Economic Development Meeting May 10
• Pasadena Unified School District News - April 27, 2012
• Swath of forest above San Dimas has colorful scientific history
• Covina officials to reconsider relocating 7-ton Olmec head
• San Gabriel seeks additional funds for Vincent Lugo Park renovation
• Monrovia Unified's concerns about Internet service provider prompt review
• The musical Dodworth clan and their Pasadena legacy
• Patt Diroll: Oxy celebrates 125th anniversary
• Social Calendar: April 30
• Unrest and aftermath transformed city, LAPD
• Riot figures: Where are they now?
• Pasadena Jewish congregation celebrates 90 years
• Congressional budget proposals would restore millions in funding to NASA's Mars exploration program
• Doo Dah Parade lets wackiness shine in East Pasadena
• Photos of students posing with state test materials found on social networking sites
• Photographer recalls front line of riots
• King reflects on his life after riots
• Steve Scauzillo: Catching bees with nectar - or not?
• Readers remember the L.A. Riots
• Woman arrested in San Marino released two hours later
• Around the Region: April 28
• Barry Ritson heads list of top coaches for Launch Soccer Inc.
• The Seventh Annual Pasadena Unified Art Show No Boundaries 7
• Montebello Unified School District makes historic appointment
• Ruptured pipe floods Pasadena Target, causes $35,000 in damages
• Arbitrator: L.A. Unified can furlough teachers
• Plastics industry lobbying L.A. not to outlaw bags
• Movie industry representatives learn the latest on $100 million in tax credits
• Star-News to stream live Doo Dah Parade coverage Saturday
• Space shuttle arrives in NYC; crowds watch in awe
• State senators, Gold Line officials lobby for funds to fill foothill extension funding gap
• Woman arrested in protest at Wells Fargo executive's San Marino home released two hours later
• El Monte contracted trash company CEO responds to employee accusations
• Giant in the backyard
• Cinco de Mayo event in Monrovia to celebrate Latino culture, diversity
• Observing the Faiths: April 27
• Newspaper dedicates webpage to unsolved homicides
• Rally honors late Kendrec McDade, Trayvon Martin
• District moves forward on ethics
• Larry Wilson: Goodall is the perfect primate pick for parade
• Pasadena is awarded federal vouchers to help house homeless veterans
• Around the Region: April 27
• Sign Up Now for Summer Recreation Opportunities
• City Hosts Neighborhood Meeting to Review Temporary Fire Station 39
• Movies in the Park Program Expands to Robinson Park
• Assemblyman Roger Hernandez legally drunk when arrested for DUI
• 7-year-old West Covina boy beats chess master in tournament game
• Man found burning in Altadena identified, connection to insurance scams possible
• Suspect arraigned in 1995 Caltech slaying
• Rev. Jesse Jackson brings voter registration forms in Pasadena High School visit
• Glendora man released after serving nearly 30 years for murder talks about prison, family and life
• Goodall to lead Rose Parade
• El Rancho Unified School District releases detail of possible misconduct by unidentified teacher
• Killer of Pico Rivera grandmother gets 50 years to life
• Big job ahead on freeway overpass in Montebello
• Frank Girardot: Seeking answers in a world of unsolved homicides
• Video: YWCA Pasadena honored as Jewels of Pasadena Non-Profit Organization of the Year
• Pasadena, Armenian community mark anniversary of genocide
• Oh, the grand marshals we've seen - Tournament of Roses to announce 125th Rose Parade honoree
• Builders reach agreement with South Pasadena over 'unfair' regulations
• Monrovia students campaign to save high school counselor's job
• Council gives small reprieve to Alhambra recycling center
• Larry Wilson: Elegance in industrial packages
• Monrovia Unified's concerns about Internet service provider prompt review
• Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson join rally for Kendrec McDade in Los Angeles
• Mexican migrant numbers decline
• NAACP demands information on Kendrec McDade shooting
• 'Wall of Sound' producer Phil Spector sues Alhambra over a different kind of wall
• Pasadena Unified School District News - April 20, 2012
• South Pasadena mourns loss of ice cream superstar
• Flash mob surprises fans at Santa Anita Park
• Ceremony commemorating Armenian genocide scheduled in Montebello
• Altadena hoists first official flag
• Builders fight South Pasadena over `unfair' regulations
• City Announces Appointment of New Public Information Officer
• Patt Diroll: Promoting hope through music
• South Pasadena student says being spoiled is not bad if you're an SUV
• Armenian community, Pasadena to mark anniversary of genocide
• Pasadena World War I aviator's name enshrined at VFW Post 1053
• Around the Region: April 23
• Social Calendar: April 23
• Slain remembered, investigators honored at homicide victims' memorial
• Photo Gallery: Monterey Park Cherry Blossom Festival continues Sunday
• Vault targeted in takeover robbery at San Marino bank
• History Photo: Where Julia Child grew up
• Four cities begin regional bike plan effort; bike commuters to benefit
• Mementos left at traveling Vietnam memorial ceremoniously buried
• Missing in action: Bad economy fuels rise in employee theft
• Revisiting Anita M. Baldwin
• Larry Wilson: Elegance in industrial packages
• Traffic, parking among concerns cited in Temple City condo project
• Proposed code of conduct receives cold reception from regional agency
• Assemblyman Roger Hernandez gives up state car use following DUI arrest
• Parents, teachers voice opposition to Garvey School District management
• It's Politics: California's imperial power grab
• Glendora man to be freed on bail after having 1984 murder conviction overturned
• Around the Region: April 21
• Odyssey teacher's vision for Altadena campus wins big in Great American Teach-Off
• L.A. County's unemployment rate remains at 11.8 percent
• PUSD Expands Cutting Edge Academic Programs Into Northwest Pasadena And Altadena
• Glendora man to be freed on bail after having 1984 murder conviction overturned
• Odyssey teacher's vision for Altadena campus wins big in Great American Teach-Off
• Artsy garden gets started in Playhouse District
• Coroner: Body found set ablaze in Altadena had been bound
• Contractless AT&T workers picket in Pasadena
• Pasadena residents draw battle lines
• Weekend's Best Bet: April 20
• South Pasadena appoints city manager
• Mom says son bullied, files police report
• Around the Region: April 20
• Observing the Faiths: April 20
• Star-News, Rose Magazine honor 7 'Women of Distinction'
• All Saints Rector Ed Bacon named this year's "Thorny Rose" recipient
• Larry Wilson: When a Pasadena lawyer hits the books
• Local leaders warm to Villaraigosa's transit tax extension idea - if area projects benefit
• Tax plan leads to heated exchange between Antonovich, Villaraigosa
• State regulators allow customers to opt out of smart meter program
• Sustainable Rain Garden to Replace Vacant Eyesore
• Rosemead celebrates Arbor Day and designation as 'Tree City USA'
• Other bodies found in Pasadena likely unrelated to man who burned to death in Altadena
• Attorney claims "race" played role in Kendrec McDade shooting by Pasadena police
• Former Rose Bowl manager slams city's NFL study
• Pico Rivera Veterans group rights a costly wrong with help of friendly banker
• 'American Bandstand' host Dick Clark dead at 82
• Frank Girardot: Dick Clark introduced America to Times Square not Rock 'n and Roll
• Photos revealed of U.S. troops posing with corpses
• Families to honor slain loved ones at Rose Hills
• Larry Wilson: Pulitzer gets this year's booby prize
• Going Greene for Earth Day
• It's Politics: Tax day protest at the post office
• Alhambra ordinance closes local recycling centers
• Workers with El Monte-contracted trash-hauler allege poor working conditions, state law violations
• Pasadena youth boot camp operator accused of rape due back in court in May
• Arcadia's Kovacic, Wuo certified as election winners
• County to close 56 courtrooms, lay off 100 non-courtroom employees
• Fate of water pumping in several cities in hands of Superior Court judge
• Industry company accused of laundering drug money
• Irwindale plant fire
• Pasadena Unified School District News - April 13, 2012
• Closing arguments conclude in JPL evolution case
• Autopsy of man found burning not yet performed
• Monrovia to approve new city manager's contract
• Race for LA County DA heats up
• Frank Girardot: Search for the perfect L.A. sandwich inevitably leads to Philippe
• Former NASA scientist proposes solar-power generating satellite
• Burning body found on Altadena sidewalk
• Off-track with mountain railway, Lowe soared as gas balloon pioneer
• San Gabriel 10-year-old's bullying video packs punch
• Patt Diroll: California Art Club at the Autry
• Around the Region: April 16
• Investigators create mock-up of fatal Arcadia crash scene
• Social Calendar: April 16
• Family seeks justice for likely victim of Grim Sleeper, but probably won't get it
• Larry Wilson: The grandest marshal there ever could be
• Tactics come into question in McDade shooting
• Off-duty deputy kept license following fatal crash
• Around the Region: April 15
• Movie, Titanic centennial return Canada town to spotlight
• Museum tells story of Titanic survivor Molly Brown
• Titanic's legacy: A fascination with disasters
• Tax deadline looming
• Teamsters rally against ballot initiative in El Monte
• Safety, access routes among issues public wants tackled in NFL environmental study
• Author, Caltech physicist Leonard Mlodinow to speak in Temple City
• College scholarships awarded by Masons to Pasadena high school students
• It's Politics: Endorsements for Assembly, and support for Kendrec McDade's family
• Around the Region: April 14
• Murder trial for fake Rockefeller set for January 2013
• Titanic history stays afloat at Alhambra High School for centennial
• Stormy weather to turn warm, dry
• Investigators to re-create fatal crash scene in Arcadia
• Jackie Robinson's legacy comes home to Muir High School
• La Mirada man suspected of illegally practicing law
• Murder trial for fake Rockefeller set for January 2013
• Community Meeting to Discuss Design of Heritage Square Affordable Senior Housing
• City Transportation Department Urges Parking Scofflaws to Pay Up Now or Lose Their Cars
• Tea time at Huntington
• Congresswoman calls for swift investigation into McDade shooting
• Outdoor pianos bring melodies to Pasadena streets
• Weekend's Best Bet: April 13
• Around the Region: April 13
• Coachella music festival energizes Pomona venues Glass House and Fox Theater
• Observing the Faiths: April 13
• PUSD Opens Late Application Period For 2012-2013 Open Enrollment
• Celebrate Earth Day locally
• Investigator: Improper maintenance led to tanker-truck fire that damaged Montebello freeway bridge
• 'Rockefeller' trial moved from Alhambra to L.A.
• Man suspected of killing friend in South El Monte
• See Dan read: Baboons spot real words
• Davis visit stirs Cal Poly Pomona
• Armenian Community, City to Commemorate Armenian Genocide
• City leaders urge patience
• Arcadia's Kovacic, Wuo win in semi-official results; nearly 700 votes still unprocessed
• Local schools with large disadvantaged student populations awarded for academic achievement
• Woman gets 49 years for murder of Altadena man
• Altadena farmers markets making comeback
• Tax measures in Sierra Madre, Bradbury rejected by voters
• Murder charge brought in Trayvon Martin case
• Frank Girardot: Kosher Coke, pink slime and weird food additives
• Alhambra dedicates freeway to late police officer
• Rainy weather stirs trouble in San Gabriel Valley
• An Open Letter to the Community from City Councilmember Chris Holden and Mayor Bill Bogaard
• Vote Online to Help Rebuild Pasadena's Urban Forest
• Family demands justice in police shooting of Kendrec McDade, new evidence emerges
• Police checking death threat, vandalism of Octomom's minivan
• Ethier's winning homer in eighth caps Dodgers' festivities
• It's Politics: boot camp operators be warned
• Tax opponents hold early edge in Sierra Madre vote tallies
• Arcadia's Kovacic, Wuo lead early election returns with Dougherty close behind
• Nine PUSD Students Awarded Scholarships
• Piano happening, 'Play Me, I'm Yours,' opens today
• La Puente settles case with former city manager for $300,000
• Community demands justice in McDade shooting
• Live video coverage of the Kendrec Mcdade rally on Pasadena City Hall
• Frank Girardot: Instagram, Fotomat and the art of photography
• NAACP ask Pasadena to turn over documents in police shooting of unarmed black teen
• Solar carport at Industry Metrolink station capable of powering 1,300 homes
• Monrovia approves temporary ban on smoke shops
• Alhambra pushes reverse 9-1-1 system
• Voters to decide on races in Arcadia, Sierra Madre and Bradbury today
• Bradbury tax measure expected to keep city from insolvency
• Two storms this week mean rain, snow and low temperatures
• Faithful gather in Altadena for Sunrise Service
• Social Calendar: April 9
• Century of Catalina connections with Pasadena and Altadena - and the "other" Wrigley Mansion
• Around the Region: April 9
• Reforestation not taking root in Station Fire area
• Patt Diroll: Toasting Hollywood, local leaders
• '60 Minutes' interrogator Mike Wallace dies at 93
• Jesus' story lives
• Helicopter drops thousands of eggs for Easter hunt in Azusa
• Steve Scauzillo: Dreams turn to reality with fuel cells
• Report: Despite advances, women in California lag behind men in earnings, science jobs, elected positions
• El Monte's `wild west' days recalled by local historians
• Rialto Theatre support gets boost from sign safety scare
• Larry Wilson: Steam-table politics served at Villa Parke
• Funeral held for young man killed in Pasadena police shooting
• Unions respond to teacher misconduct probe, say substantiated claims should be public
• Around the Region: April 8
• San Gabriel Mission re-dedicates historic crucifix for Good Friday
• Jewels of Pasadena unveiled
• St. Andrew's names new principal for 2012-13 academic year
• Healthy eating key to long life for 105-year-old
• It's Politics: Nothing from nothing leaves nothing
• Santa Anita Park CEO has big plans
• Latina girls conference scheduled for Pasadena
• Students eat chocolate treats to celebrate Passover
• Observing the Faiths: April 6
• Larry Wilson: A love song sung to the Auto Club
• Huntington's Japanese Garden to reopen after first makeover in 100 years
• Daytime burglars target high-end homes
• Weekend's Best Bet: April 6
• Public Schools Month Kickoff at Jefferson Elementary
• Non-Profits Could Raise More Money If They Told Better Stories, Says Non-Profit Fundraising Expert Dan Portnoy
• Officials: Drunken driver kills road worker on 10 Freeway in Baldwin Park
• NFL stadium would bring lots of fans, traffic jams
• Volunteers fix up home, give 'jump-start' to Rowland Heights Marine wounded in Iraq
• FBI opens probe of McDade shooting
• New California rule makes kosher Coca-Cola scarce at Passover
• Storify: Jewish Community Celebrates Passover
• Citizen Service Center Marks First Birthday With Smartphone App
• County planning officials deny Arroyo Pacific Academy proposal in Altadena
• Santa Anita Derby Day 5K set for Saturday
• Arcadia voters consider extending hotel-room tax
• Public to get second chance to comment on NFL study
• Around the Region: April 5
• Metro Gold Line Extension to move full speed ahead
• McDade shooting investigation to start after today's meeting
• Report: SCE lacked necessary emergency management skills during 2011 windstorm
• Glendora man's conviction in 1984 South Pasadena slaying overturned
• Pasadena Restauran Week voiting resluts: Kings Row, El Cholo, Sushi Roku lead
• Asian Night Market Coming to Pasadena
• Community Job Fair an Opportunity for Foster Youth
• Officials plan quarantine in Hacienda Heights after discovery of incurable and deadly citrus disease
• Romney scores
• Federal lawsuit details horrifying final moments of Kendrec McDade
• Rose Bowl officials to consider more than $1 million in unforeseen renovation costs
• Dragon dance, drumming performed at Pasadena City College for Chinese Culture Day
• Alhambra may become more pooch friendly
• Arcadia voters consider extending hotel room tax
• South Pasadena High School and middle school vandalized
• Larry Wilson: Police shootings: stop the train
• Hooray for Hollywood Event Recruiting Star-Struck Fans
• Public comment under way for proposed immigration reform
• NCAA MEN'S BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP: Kentucky Reign
• San Gabriel launches new website, Sierra Madre adds online documents
• Frank Girardot: Coverage of Trayvon Martin case earns new moniker: 'Anger-tainment'
• Beverly Towers suicides lead to workshop
• 911 caller in Kendrec McDade shooting had been previously deported
• Pacific Oaks College bouncing back, plans to extend helping hand to Pasadena City College
• Local Restaurants, United Pasadena and City Join to Offer Free Hot Meals to Those in Need
• Sandra Tsing Loh to Emcee 10th Annual Earth and Arts Festival
• Queen of Doo Dah crowned
• South Pasadena continues massage parlor probes
• Five Arcadia City Council candidates champion their causes in race for two seats
• Around the Region: April 2
• Patt Diroll: 'League' of their own
• Social Calendar: April 2
• Early land-swap adds up to one pricey piano
• John Deasy marking his first year as LAUSD superintendent
• JPL, former employee fight over religion in science
• Pasadena, Alhambra school districts respond to requests for teacher misconduct cases
• Patrol car cameras never activated by officers who shot Kendrec McDade
• Monrovia releases names of community panel members charged with helping select new city manager
• Around the Region: April 1
• Whittier-area school districts release details of teacher misconduct cases
• Mega Millions tickets sold in El Monte, Montebello, West Covina earn $228,000 for owners
• Human Relations Commission Urges Community's Patience
• South Pasadena promotes transparency with budget workshop
• Donnelly bill would halt health care mandate
• It's Politics: Almost all was quiet on the political front
• Merry in Maryland
• Kendrec McDade shooting draws comparisons to Trayvon Martin
• Closing ceremony for Dignity Memorial Vietnam Wall attracts hundreds in Whittier
• Around the Region: March 31
• South El Monte community gathers to celebrate Cesar Chavez's legacy
• Pasadena Unified School District News - March 30, 2012
• Man suspected of drunken drive-by shooting at Pomona Police Department
• Call for justice renewed in case of slain Schurr High School student
• Assemblyman Roger Hernandez arrested on suspicion of DUI
• "Visions of Empire" explores America's greatest railroad challenge
• Weekend's Best Bet: March 30
• Officers in Pasadena shooting listed as victims in police report
• Pasadena artist designs new Cherry Blossom Centennial stamp
• Man sentenced for post LA windstorm arson
• Around the Region: March 30
• Monterey Park students learn about healthy eating in big proportions
• Observing the Faiths: March 30
• Cal Poly Pomona raises $100 million of its $150 million fundraising campaign
• Lottery jackpot reaches beyond half-billion dollars; ticket sales expected to be brisk today
• Don Benito Fundamental Wins 2012 California Distinguished School Award
• San Gabriel Valley Newspaper Group photographers win big
• Rose Hills hosts closing ceremony for Dignity Memorial Vietnam Wall
• Justices meet Friday to vote on health care case
• Police Chief to Discuss Shooting Investigation at Community Meeting March 31
• U.S. Supreme Court could overturn entire health care bill
• Local fans see Magic Johnson ownership as Dodgers' "new chapter"
• Rosemead celebrates completion of several civic center upgrades
• Pasadena police arrest 9-1-1 caller in Kendrec McDade case
• D.A. charges troubled boot camp operator with sexually assaulting two girls
• La Canada fifth-grader becomes county's spelling bee champ
• Frank Girardot: Living the high life with the champagne of bottled beer
• Ex-Covina police records clerk sentenced for embezzlement
• PUSD Celebrates Cesar Chavez With Learning And Service Activities
• Around the Region: March 29
• San Gabriel Valley and Whittier area residents dream of winning millions
• City's Ann Erdman to lead the 35th Doo Dah Parade
• Facing pressure from minority groups, Mt. SAC board to vote on trustee redistricting plan
• Lawyer: Pasadena cop shot Kendrec McDade from police cruiser
• San Gabriel playhouse to relaunch historic "Mission Play"
• Black artist part of Altadena's rich past
• Syrian-Americans skeptical new peace plan will succeed one year after uprising
• Monterey Park council moves forward with smoking ban
• Supreme Court arguments focus on health care mandate
• Weekend storm leaves hundreds without power
• Pasadena community leaders seek answers following death of teen at hands of police
• Consultant wants Arcadia to split cost of Chinese-language ballot error
• El Monte creates new marketing strategy for cluster of auto dealerships
• Frank Girardot: Can the Habit challenge Five Guys and In-N-Out when it comes to a good burger?
• Donnelly gets plea deal, probation for gun incident
• Document: Alhambra outdoor smoking areas survey results
• Toddler dies after El Monte family struck by car while sitting at bus stop
• Pasadena Unified School District News - March 23, 2012
• Patt Diroll: Lauding ladies of music
• Around the Region: March 26
• Early Caltech teacher sparked research in electricity
• Robbery suspect fatally shot by police in Pasadena; co-suspect accused of murder
• Hooded demonstration at Pasadena church
• Social Calendar: March 26
• Rains end Fontana NASCAR race but don't stop Redlands Bicycle Classic
• Seniority-based system also criticized by state's legislative analyst
• Traumatic childhood grief, family violence, topic of Pasadena conference
• Larry Wilson: Divvying up Colorado for Pasadena council
• Analysis: Who is the true heir to Ronald Reagan?
• Mosaic mural threatened by school renovation
• Court's health ruling could shake fall elections
• Steve Scauzillo: Everything green and in-between
• Santorum scores win in Louisiana
• Walnut Valley Unified School District dominates regional spelling bee
• Around the Region: March 25
• Vietnam veterans remember their fallen brethren at Dignity Memorial Vietnam Wall
• Plans under way to renovate now-boarded-up Uptown Whittier apartment complex
• West Covina teacher accused of physical assault on 12-year-old boy
• It's Politics: Dual Language immersion program
• Maryknoll Sisters to mark 100 years with Monrovia prayer service
• Bills push tougher rules for teachers
• Vietnam veteran says it's important to remember during opening ceremonies for replica of Vietnam Wall
• Downey-based oncology center raided by federal investigators
• Around the Region: March 24
• House Republicans raise specter of health care rationing
• Unemployment remains flat in county, state
• Munger: Brown tax claims untrue
• West Covina man convicted of manslaughter in fatal car crash; jury deadlocks on murder charge
• Schiff questions NASA chief over cuts to Mars exploration
• <b>#SGVSAFESCHOOLS:</b> Star-News calls on lawmakers to respond to teacher misconduct probe
• School board members blast districts for lack of transparency
• Alhambra school board sells excess property for $2 million
• Observing the Faiths: March 23
• Crucifix at San Gabriel mission rises again
• Pasadena, Rose Bowl seek input on NFL study
• Around the Region: March 23
• College chancellor Jack Scott advocates tax initiative at PCC forum
• Larry Wilson: Playhouse District: Good bones and a dream
• Unhappy public not sure who to blame for high gas prices
• Replica of Vietnam Wall comes to Whittier
• Insurers speed health care overhaul preparations
• Work continues in El Monte on Tehachapi renewable energy transmission line
• Trial for woman accused of Altadena murder and kidnapping goes to jury
• Rialto sign can be saved if owner funds improvements
• Azusa's signature letter disappears off mountainside
• Gate access to Royal Oaks Elementary School in Duarte creates controversy
• JPL attorneys paint David Coppedge as problem employee
• Failure of school districts to turn over misconduct records angers local parents
• PUSD Hosts Informational Cafés For Parents Of Students Entering Kindergarten, Middle And High School
• Court weighs U.S. power over states in health case
• Montebello Bus Lines opens $2.4 million compressed natural gas fueling station
• Frank Girardot: Grass-roots movement afoot to organize marijuana dispensaries
• Nominations Sought for Historic Preservation Awards
• Einstein's personal papers, revealing the scientist and the man, available on new website
• Pasadena's Providence Christian College prepares for merger
• Arcadia comes clean about teacher misconduct
• Chinese-language ballot error moves Arcadia into damage control
• Nu-Way Industries back in control of speedway
• Former Rosemead Mayor John Tran pleads guilty to bribery, received four times amount of bribes previously indicated
• Romney wins big
• Kindergarten Registration is March 27, 2012
• Larry Wilson: Slap California art on your car bumper
• Rialto sign can be saved if owner funds improvements
• Caltech says Mexico quake could provide insight for U.S.
• School officials, parents relieved as bomb threat suspects are arrested
• Mexico Quake a Reminder to Make a Kit and Make a Plan
• Cal State to shut off admissions
• Pasadena Unified School District News - March 16, 2012
• Former JPL employee David Coppedge steps down from stand, complains of headaches
• Frank Girardot: Shining a light and watching the vermin scatter
• Help Plant Trees for Arbor Day
• Pasadena Prepares to Plug In to Electric Vehicle Revolution
• Community rallies to fulfill bucketlist for El Monte 4-year-old
• Sierra Madre council candidates divided by utility tax measure
• 23,000 run to the sea
• Bound for China, through local artist's eyes in 1895
• Bungalow Heaven Featured in New Book
• Social Calendar: March 19
• Patt Diroll: Night of music, day at the races
• Around the Region: March 19
• Arcadia downtown revitalization plan gets boost from city
• Larry Wilson: Way of Tea returns to the Huntington
• SPECIAL REPORT: Star-News to launch school safety website
• Metro invites citizens to advise on 710 freeway alternatives
• Officer, 2 civilians hurt during chase in Montebello
• Despite mixed results, South El Monte pushing forward with mixed use
• Soaked cyclists pedal through the rain in Day Two of San Dimas Stage Race
• Court weighs making health coverage a fact of life
• Steve Scauzillo's The Green Way: Recycling applies to buildings, too
• Reality TV lessons come to Mt. SAC
• Yet another audit finds major problems with Montebello's money handling
• Sierra Madre will vote on fate of assisted living facility
• Monterey Park man guilty of attacking woman
• It's Politics: The education of Molly Munger
• Day one of San Dimas Stage Race takes to the hills
• Police crack down on DUI during holiday weekend
• Supreme Court says no TV cameras at health care arguments
• Around the Region: March 17
• New iPad draws fans to Pasadena's Apple Store
• Heavy tube wear a mystery at San Onofre nuclear reactor
• Photo Gallery: City of Hope kids help shave heads to fight cancer
• “City Beat” Topics Include NFL Environmental Report, Gold Line Extension
• Rosemead to remain with current trash hauler, commercial rates to rise
• Altadena students blow bubbles to support teachers
• Energetic adults staying active later in life
• Weekend's Best Bet: March 16
• Azusa police officers awarded by civil-rights group for working to take down racist street gang
• Observing the Faiths: March 16
• Larry Wilson: LitFest Pasadena moves to a sunny day in May
• Arcadia moves toward anti-smoking ordinance at city parks
• New Temple City director comes from beleaguered First 5 LA agency
• County fire debate continues in Monterey Park with ad hoc committee deadline
• Winter storm to hit this weekend
• Baldwin Park to break ground for new Transit Center
• International Women's Day Event Will Include Documentary, Survival Guide
• Sand and Sandbags Available in Advance of Predicted Rains
• Early results show voters approve parcel tax for Arcadia Unified
• HBO cancels horse racing series "Luck" after third horse death at Santa Anita
• Judge denies JPL request to bar media, grants full access to "intelligent design" civil trial
• Caltech students feast on Pi Day
• San Gabriel denies allegations in lawsuit filed by police union
• South Pasadena's historic Rialto Theatre sign could be spared
• Sierra Madre City Council delays layoffs decision
• Local school districts issue layoff notices to more than 500 teachers
• Frank Girardot: Red meat plus pink slime equals death
• Caltech celebrates `Pi Day' with early morning pie frenzy
• Pasadena Colleges and Universities to Vie for Collegiate Field Tournament Glory March 16
• March 22 One City, One Story Community Conversation with Geraldine Brooks, Author of “People of the Book”
• District 3 Community Meeting March 22 Hosted by Councilman Chris Holden
• Makers of super fast, blimp-like craft expand into new building in Montebello
• JPL trial focuses on access for media
• Area Girl Scouts celebrate 100 years
• Pasadena approves study for NFL use of Rose Bowl
• 100 years of San Marino history shows town is quirky, not gritty
• Human error, age of treatment plant, caused drinking water ban
• Larry Wilson: Kick in pants for Pasadena arts
• South Pasadena council approves new water, sewer rates to begin in April
• PUSD redistricting plan could leave board members without a seat
• It's Politics: Men of the people? Not so much
• State GOP lawmakers call for expedited firing of teachers who commit crimes in classrooms
• Pasadena Unified School District News - March 9, 2012
• Video: A tour of Severin Browne's historic Eagle Rock home
• Video: SGV fire departments conduct rescue training in Pasadena
• Odyssey teacher a finalist in nationwide competition
• JPL lawyers want media limits during 'intelligent design' trial
• Developer works to secure funds needed to start Gateway project
• Council to dispute police union charges
• Humanitarian takes to the highway to fight hunger
• Love letters reveal Nixon's sensitive side
• Afghan man recounts US soldier's shooting spree
• Frank Girardot: Time to get out of Afghanistan
• Woman competes with men in hammer throw at Irish festival in Pomona
• New John Muir High School Varsity Football Coach Named
• PUSD to Issue Layoff Notices to Close Budget Deficit
• San Gabriel Korean War veteran goes back to the front line
• Molly Munger pushes tax initiative in face of Democratic opposition
• U.S. soldier kills 16 Afghan civilians
• Women At Work, YWCA partner to find employment for older workers
• Patt Diroll: Honoring support of arts, kids
• Around the Region: March 12
• Social Calendar: March 12
• Students pit history projects, demonstrations against each other at Azusa Pacific University
• Hundreds commemorate Gibson Mariposa Park grand opening with community celebration
• National report says minority students punished more often, but some local schools avoid pitfalls
• Steve Scauzillo: Electric car owner talks about the Volt, future of plug-in cars
• Larry Wilson: Arcadia's new wine in old bottles
• Battle of grills: BBQ contest held at Santa Anita Park
• Around the Region: March 11
• California suddenly matters after Super Tuesday fails to decide GOP contest
• New study says diesel emissions can increase risk of cancer three-fold
• Chaos reigns as cities try to cope with demise of redevelopment
• Once-troubled Monrovia area celebrates signpost award
• San Gabriel police union filing DA complaint against the city
• Peek into mind of a serial arsonist
• It's Politics: Where's the grass roots?
• Encryption of police radio is criticized
• White House proposes to cut tsunami warning system
• Photo Gallery: A look back at the photos from the 2011 Japanese tsunami
• Humanitarian's 100-mile walk to fight hunger goes through San Gabriel Valley
• Boomeritis: Energetic adults keeping active later in life
• The check's not in the mail: Pico Rivera refusing to pay water bill
• U.S. jobless rate remains at 8.3 percent, but economy shows evidence of growth amid uncertainties
• South El Monte man accused of burning down vacant home next door
• Task force raids alleged pot-growing ring in San Gabriel Valley
• San Gabriel police union sues city for alleged 'Bell-like corruption'
• Larry Wilson: A G-man runs for the biggest House
• El Monte Union $6 million deficit hits adult school
• California sues oil giant BP over shipments of dirty gasoline
• Pasadena to weigh step toward temporary NFL use of Rose Bowl
• Spring ArtNight offers variety of attractions
• Bomb threat prompts lockdown at Alhambra High School
• Man shot by El Monte police after driving truck at them in Temple City dies
• PUSD Names Executive Director of Special Education
• Video: Robots go to battle at Caltech
• Rose Gudiel to end fight with Pasadena
• Invisible Children documentary "Joseph Kony 2012" highlights Uganda conflict
• Change Your Clocks, Change Your Smoke Alarm Batteries
• Pasadena school board approves 'worst-case' budget plan
• Killers of Sammantha Salas denied appeal
• Pasadena pursues charges against foreclosed mom
• Leaked report on Muir principal called 'inappropriate'; supporters deliver 1,000 letters to school board
• Photo Gallery: Photos from the aftermath and trial of the Sammantha Salas shooting
• Photo Gallery: A look back at the photos from the Rose Gudiel foreclosure saga
• Document: Blackwell Appeal in Sammantha Salas shooting denied
• South Pasadena looks to remedy problems found in windstorm response
• Women at Work, YWCA partner to find employment for older workers
• Officials identify couple in fatal domestic violence incident in Montebello
• Muir basketball coach resigns amid scandal
• South Pasadena Unified considers parking lot development
• Document: Sample Save Sheryl Orange letter
• Alhambra and Monterey Park sign fire training agreement
• Suspect in police chase critically wounded by El Monte officers; pursuit ends in Temple City
• Pasadena house fire damages home built by famed architect
• Larry Wilson: Munger won't drop tax plan - or not just now
• It's Politics: Lame Duck Disorder awareness
• South Pasadena Farmers' Market vendor arrested, held by Ventura County sheriffs
• Art Center moves to expand its downtown Pasadena campus
• Duarte Mayor: More cuts or taxes likely despite budget surplus
• Former Pasadena legislator, PCC president, Jack Scott to retire as head of state community college system
• City Reaches Out with Community-wide Needs-assessment Survey
• Pasadena Unified School District News - March 2, 2012
• Secret Service: Mortgage fraud case tied to Temple City man still open
• Pasadena attorney calls for independent investigation of student complaints after LAUSD arrest
• Muir students rally, show support for principal Orange
• Gold Line bridge work prompts upcoming 210 Freeway eastbound closures
• Temple City proposal banning exercise as punishment loses steam
• Dept. of Transportation and Pasadena Police Step Up Traffic Enforcement Around Schools
• Backyard chickens gaining popularity, but not all cities welcome residential fowl
• Two years later, effects of Chile quake still evident
• Early Pasadena developer and orchard expert left his mark on the area
• Patt Diroll: Honoring quill, cloth behind films
• Around the Region: March 5
• Social Calendar: March 5
• Monrovia little league opens season with visit from former Dodgers pitcher
• Rare look at children's court finds tension runs high
• Around the Region: March 4
• Larry Wilson: In restaurant patios, the dogs have their day
• Agency to build railroad underpass at Baldwin Avenue crossing
• Convicted Mongols question truth of ATF and cops in federal case
• Steve Scauzillo: Water lessons start at home
• Veterans come to the rescue to save the 'day'
• Republican David Dreier talks about 32 years in Congress
• Tornadoes kill 28
• Five fights, all involving female students, break out at Rosemead High over last week
• Holden hopes to recoup campaign funds
• It's Politics: Study finds L.A. area second in political corruption
• Pasadena Unified schools denies request to investigate autistic education in Sierra Madre
• Around the Region: March 3
• Mexico extradites man suspected in 1995 Caltech slaying
• Young Musicians To Headline Music Festivals
• Lawmakers tout speed of Paramount Boulevard bridge replacement project
• Monrovia woman wins Miss L.A. County title
• There's no team in Montebello: Mayor disappointed city won't hire team-building company
• Free Mulch Giveaway Extended
• El Monte to mark opening of long-awaited Gibson Mariposa Park with celebration
• Around the Region: March 2
• Pasadena's All Saints plan to expand hits another roadblock
• Young Whittier artist's work to be at South Pasadena gallery
• Larry Wilson: A lost decade for a writer of renown
• Weekend's Best Bet: March 2
• South Pasadena police sergeant to ride bike in honor of fallen fellow officer
• Documentary to be part of Fly Fishing Show at Pasadena Convention Center
• Principal Sheryl Orange will be ousted from Muir at year's end
• PCC students protest, join statewide Occupy Education effort
• Record Turnout Expected for Hands-on Disaster Training
• Help Create Policies to Guide Pasadena's Future
• San Gabriel Valley leaders react to Dreier's retirement
• Muir suspends athletic director in wake of hoop forfeit scandal
• Pasadena tree to help pay for heart screenings
• Rio Hondo College unveils $19 million complex and quad
• Dreier announces he will not seek re-election
• Davy Jones dies of heart attack, was to perform March 31 in La Mirada
• Report finds more misconduct by probation officers
• Frank Girardot: Adios Dave Dreier
• Local leaders tout Dreier's economic leadership
• Whittier and San Gabriel Valley hospitals welcome Leap Day babies
• Sierra Madre Mayor Buchanan advocates tax measure in state of city speech
• Agreement close on city's acquisition of historic YWCA building
• Sheriff Baca may outsource inmates, cut sentences to 15 percent in crowded L.A. county jails
• Temple City man granted wedding wish admits he is a convicted felon
• Donnelly's gun incident at L.A./Ontario International Airport inspires legislation
• It's Politics: Political operatives, expletives and dirty tricks in the San Gabriel Valley
• Dow closes above 13,000, first time since crisis
• Armed suspect shot in chase had been acquitted of assault
• Frank Girardot: Oscar night will never compare to the Super Bowl
• Massive boulder begins 11-day journey through San Gabriel Valley - to be part of Michael Heizer's 'Levitated Mass'
• North Hollywood shootout, 15 years later
• Storm leaves San Gabriel Valley wet, but not wet enough
• Rose Bowl press box work reaches new stage with erection of seating risers
• By and large, local police chiefs don't want licenses issued to illegals
• One City, One Story Events Planned for March
• Community Meeting to Provide Update on Heritage Square Affordable Senior Housing Development
• 'The Artist' a not-so-loud but very clear winner at Academy Awards
• Chen case: Asian-American soldiers endure bias
• El Monte Union district's performance audit inconclusive
• Pasadena Unified School District News - February 24, 2012
• Fashion the Oscar red carpet: Vintage -- and mostly white -- looks for Hollywood women
• A man of many parts in early Pasadena, and the woman behind him
• Patt Diroll: Looking back at 'Laugh-In'
• Social Calendar: February 27
• Camellia Festival puts on parade
• Special to the Star-News: Carnival in Trinidad
• Deadly disease won't stop wedding bells for Temple City man
• Around the Region: February 26
• Severely injured Whittier man could get $3.1 million settlement for tragic bathroom fall
• Movie magic transforms the San Gabriel Valley
• Steve Scauzillo: A mountain, two feet, and lots of freedom
• YouTube to launch original programming
• Baldwin Park girls encouraged to study engineering
• Around the Region: Feb. 25
• Duarte man convicted of murdering brother at Rose Bowl
• It's Politics: San Gabriel Valley politicos watching Michigan
• Plans approved to use closed school site for a park in San Gabriel
• PCC releases salary data; faculty raked in $4 million in overtime in 2011
• Sierra Madre police say child porn convict not required to register as sex offender
• Detective: Law enforcement needs to know how to recognize, use female gang members
• Donnelly charged with misdemeanors for gun incident
• Academy Awards suggest daylong celebration Sunday
• Jockeys shoot hoops at La Salle
• Weekend's Best Bet: Feb. 24
• San Gabriel council votes to release environmental impact report for new police and public works buildings
• We asked for school records; you can help
• Around the Region: Feb. 24
• Larry Wilson: For practical reasons, solve JPL woes on Earth
• Gold Line clears major hurdle with $56 million deal for Monrovia yard
• Former Rosemead Mayor John Tran makes first appearance in federal court on bribery charges
• Observing the Faiths: Feb. 24
• East L.A. high school teacher from Montebello accused of sexual relationships with two students
• Industry mail processing center to shut down
• WWE stars, musician, actress lead anti-bullying rally at La Mirada's Los Coyotes Middle School
• Obama: Drilling alone is not an energy plan
• ArtNight Pasadena Offers 12 Cultural Venues
• Buried car, other debris delay new El Monte bus station
• Veteran staffer Bill Flinn to take helm at Tournament of Roses
• Plan for headquarters riles San Gabriel police union
• Altadena Town Council recommends denial of private high school proposal
• Monrovia High School band to play at Carnegie Hall
• NASA administrator visits JPL in wake of budget proposal that cuts Mars exploration
• President Obama unveils plan to cut corporate tax rate to 28 percent
• Around the Region: Feb. 23
• Republicans back Gov. Brown's pension reform plan
• Montebello doctor accused of molesting eight patients
• Video: Monrovia High School Band practices before Carnegie Hall performance
• Input sought on environmental review of Temple City's Rosemead Blvd. project
• Portantino's bill aims to make utilities better prepared for disasters
• PCC students protest class cuts, president responds
• Gas prices and empty campaign promises
• Larry Wilson: 'Sleepless' takes a Pasadena nap
• Historic carving goes from UC Berkeley's surplus store to place of honor at Huntington
• Video: Pasadena City College students protest cuts as school president speaks
• Study finds $135.7B in local pension liabilities
• Artwork Unveiled Citywide in Rotating Art Exhibition Program
• Mount Rushmore presidents come to life at Nixon Library
• Local youths gear up to make Baldwin Park more bike friendly
• Lin-sanity inspires Chinese grandmothers to watch basketball
• Victoria Rusnak to run in 41st state Assembly race
• New rules would forbid L.A. County managers running for office from seeking or accepting donations from employees
• PCC cuts classes, retired staff within one week of semester's start
• Montebello City Council considers hiring team-building company to instill trust, set goals
• Pasadena nonprofit tests new website
• Native American monitors on San Gabriel dig help ensure cultural preservation
• Pasadena's hotels a burning issue a century ago
• First Rock 'n' Roll Half Marathon held in Pasadena
• Around the Region: February 20
• Patt Diroll: Music honors, fashion showcase
• Court examines Stolen Valor Act's constitutionality
• Social Calendar: February 20
• SGV board backs completion of Highway 39 to Wrightwood
• Local cities join fight against L.A. over Ontario airport
• Despite mixed-use development's mixed record, local cities express enthusiasm for such projects
• Larry Wilson: Fruit of long La Vina fight
• Pasadena's schools celebrate Black History Month
• Even without a pole, former strip club will house Pasadena firefighters
• Parole officer shoots, wounds parolee
• Red Tails illustrator, son of Tuskegee Airman has San Gabriel Valley roots
• Steve Scauzillo: Who created most environmental laws? Republicans.
• Experts predict spiking gasoline prices this spring
• Whitney Houston's voice soars at her hometown funeral service
• Pasadena Unified School District News - February 17, 2012
• It's Politics: Big splashes in this weeks state Assembly race
• Pasadena hosts Rock 'n' Roll Half Marathon on Sunday
• Crash involving bus brings 10 Freeway to stop
• Kirschenbaum out, Bennett's role expands at Tri-Cities ROP
• South Pasadena resident awarded Fulbright grant to China
• Arcadia taps a Lazzaretto as city manager
• Gold Line bridge work on track, more closures ahead
• A year after Census figures released, Industry yet to challenge count of 219 residents
• La Puente pastor arrested at human rights protest against China
• La Puente approves $1.3 million extension to wall on Valley Boulevard
• Family makes a big, hot, greasy return to Pico Rivera
• Officers' actions questioned in fatal Monterey Park shooting
• Monrovia preserve to open
• Landowner: About 20 parties interested in leasing or buying Irwindale Speedway
• Larry Wilson: Altadena artist Charles White gets posthumous due
• Teen injured in Arcadia crosswalk sues driver, city
• Arcadia names new city manager
• Rock-n-Roll run comes to town
• Third sculpture damaged in new temporary public art program
• Rose Bowl killing spurred by disrespect for mother, brother says in recording at trial
• SoCal Edison poles may be probed as part of proposed Malibu Canyon fire settlement
• Attempted murder, kidnapping of Bellflower woman nets defendant 36 years
• Free Tax Preparation Event to Make Taxes Less Taxing
• Media Advisory: Street Closure Information for Pasadena Rock 'n' Roll Half Marathon
• Elderly woman dies in Pasadena condominium fire
• Hollywood donors help establish garden at Eliot Middle School
• Portantino and Liu author boot-camp bill
• 9th Circuit Court rules visitors to national forest don't have to pay a fee
• Parked SUV targeted in shooting, no one hurt
• Masked robbers flee with $28,000 in cash and jewelry
• China's presidential heir apparent to visit Southern California
• Pasadena confirms officers' names in 2009 Barnes shooting
• Truck sought after acid spill on Foothill Boulevard
• Police arrest couple driving in stolen car
• Sunny skies on tap as winter storm leaves area; cold weather to return for weekend
• Newt Gingrich draws political fringe to Pasadena
• Leaky roof turns into financial disaster for La Puente couple
• El Monte school officials move to new headquarters
• Marston Hefner, son of Hugh Hefner due in court on domestic abuse charge
• Arts veteran Charles Dillingham to be Pasadena Playhouse interim executive director
• Protest seeks Schiff's aid in undoing ruling
• Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy close to La Vina land takeover agreement
• Trash hauler reverses its offer
• LAEDC report predicts slow job growth
• Body of missing San Gabriel man found in Utah backyard
• John Muir: the old school try
• South Pasadena massage owner arrested on prostitution charges
• Chinese students visit Pasadena school
• Umpire who made baseball history honored during Black History Month
• Pasadena Unified School District News - February 10, 2012
• South El Monte considering approving trash contract with 40-year shelf life
• NASA, Rep. Schiff in war of words over Mars exploration
• Newt threatens to take his campaign to GOP convention
• San Gabriel resident becomes a contestant on 'Top Shot'
• Five Guys vs. In-N-Out: I've made my choice, c'est La Vie
• Does your Valentine's Day chocolate come from slave labor farms?
• California 'underemployment' among worst in nation
• Resident faces charges for knifing brother
• Irwindale man charged with attacking mother with hammer
• Trial to start in Rose Bowl murder
• Car crashes into wall in Montebello
• <font color="darkred">Update:</font> Playmate of the Year seeks restraining order against Hefner's son
• Central Basin Municipal Water District moves election from November to June
• Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy close to La Vina land takeover agreement
• Cemetery featuring San Gabriel Valley's first settlers gets preliminary approval as state Historical Landmark
• Private group secures nearly $6 million in pledges for Rose Bowl renovation
• Adele ties a record
• Capt. Hancock was sea captain, oilman, philanthropist
• Altadena man gets close-up view of Grammy show
• Patt Diroll: Cheers from 'Art' to the big game
• Social Calendar: February 13
• APU gets $50,000 grant to replace field with artificial turf
• Top state officials concede that policing of city redevelopment will be nearly impossible
• Gingrich, Romney race shows GOP divide
• Larry Wilson: Cultured cocktails and panini, please
• Whittier churches unite for a day of prayer
• Hole truth still murky in lawsuit over Sierra Madre wine bar project
• Around the Region: February 12
• Can anything stop the latest wave in criminal recycling?
• Steve Scauzillo: Former owner of 605 Duck Farm now a Paso Robles vintner
• Deceased Montebello school board member's campaign committee contributed money to nephew
• Maine GOP chairman say Mitt Romney wins caucuses
• Sheriff's official steamed about D.A.'s denial in murder case
• D.A. drops charges against Munnecke
• It's Politics: The Holden hole provides muse for District 3 political theater
• Gold Line officials reach multimillion dollar settlement with Monrovia property owner
• Sexual assault suspect sought by South Pasadena police
• Cities say 710 gap plan closes door on options
• Student's song honors San Gabriel school
• Home affordability ramps up in California
• Giant salad gives new meaning to 'supersize me'
• Arcadia, Pico Rivera schools advance to state decathlon competition
• Altadena committee recommends denial of high school plan
• Rep. Schiff denounces potential 'devasting' cuts to NASA, JPL
• Observing the Faiths: Feb. 10
• Larry Wilson: 'Postman' rings twice in today's Pasadena
• Layoffs hit Pasadena City Hall again
• Detectives took DNA from TofR member in 2010 in connection with slaying
• West Covina woman aims to be 'Worst Cook in America'
• California to get $18 billion to help struggling homeowners
• Water districts, chambers back plan to restore flows from delta
• SoCal Edison to correct ADA violations caused by new Temple City poles
• Paul McCartney gets star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
• County losing funds for sex offender registry, absentee ballots
• Fake Rockefeller enters another not guilty plea
• Rising African American Political Star to Speak in Pasadena
• Additional Layoffs Necessary to Maintain City's Financial Stability
• District 6 Neighborhood Meetings to Start With Downtown Pasadena
• Developer to fund chamber officials' trip to China, seeking Temple City retail center investors
• Officials: Utah excavation related to search for missing San Gabriel man
• Gold Line work brings more 210 closures
• Convicted Romanian man accused of hacking into JPL computers
• Developer puts Sierra Madre assisted-living facility on track for November election
• Detectives arrest former Tournament of Roses committee member in 2004 slaying of TofR volunteer
• Frank Girardot: When a politician reaches for your wallet, run
• San Rafael residents oppose temporary fire station
• Grand Marshals Chosen to Lead Pasadena's Black History Parade
• Santorum racks up wins in two states, leads third
• Developer involved in John Tran bribery scandal files $1.5 million claim against Rosemead
• NOTES FROM THE POLITICS DESK: Local pols slam race card played during Super Bowl
• Larry Wilson: The orangutan of Pasadena book fairs
• Missing couple in fake Rockefeller case disappeared 27 years ago this week
• Professional writers volunteer to mentor pregnant girls and other at-risk teens
• Job openings on the upswing but growth still slow
• Locals express hope for the future of same-sex marriage in California
• Appeals court strikes down California gay marriage ban
• Family of man killed in Monterey Park Carl's Jr shooting plans to start non-profit
• Audit praises COG work, reveals that state is launching financial audit
• Arcadia to mull new City Hall
• Pasadena Unified School District News - February 3, 2012
• El Monte hopes to bring In-N-Out and popular restaurant chain to vacant site
• Alhambra moves forward with economic development ordinance
• Frank Girardot: Aging Madonna a bad halftime pick
• Lawmakers sound caution on Facebook IPO tax revenue
• U.S. closes Syrian embassy as diplomacy collapses
• Monrovia High School drama director to resign
• Eagle Rock students use commercials as learning tools
• Pasadena continues to deny access to police radio traffic
• Around the Region: February 6
• Listening in with "cat's whisker" wireless sets the cat's pajamas for 1920s radio buffs
• Patt Diroll: Hearty laughs and great music
• Social Calendar: February 6
• El Monte City School District in more than decade-long process to promote healthy lifestyles
• SCAG adopts high-speed rail agreement
• Larry Wilson: Planned Parenthood and power of online protest
• Pasadena leaders hear NFL's mixed messages
• Alhambra holds San Gabriel Valley Lunar New Year celebration
• YMCA of West San Gabriel Valley cited for unlicensed child care, uncertified vans and driver
• Pasadena's Fraser family moves to a Latin beat
• Alhambra moves forward with economic development ordinance
• Steve Scauzillo: SoCal loses out to NoCal on green dollars
• High-speed rail tapped state funds for unusual lobbying contract
• Romney rolls to easy win in Nevada
• Property rights group gets longer comment time on National Park Service proposal for San Gabriel Valley
• Second Miramonte teacher, Alhambra man, accused of molesting students
• It's Politics: John Tran gives local pols a black eye
• Intense blaze destroys vacant Arcadia house
• Analysts: Fundraising pace suggests Dreier retirement
• Sierra Madre residents suspicious of planned development
• Assembly candidate John Tran agrees to plead guilty to bribery
• Monterey Park police officers involved in shooting identified
• Lawmakers school SCE in emergency management at windstorm hearing
• Hiring burst add jobs, unemployment rate drops to 8.3 percent
• San Gabriel dig site offers new insight into California history
• Chinese students visit Blair High School's culinary arts class
• Eich to leave Pasadena Playhouse after a dramatic three-year stint as executive director
• Weekend's Best Bets: Feb. 3
• Proposed PUSD voting district boundaries being shared at community meetings
• Video shows suspect in slaying
• Larry Wilson: Pay parking's price in the Arroyo Seco
• Observing the Faiths: Feb. 3
• Design plan released for new L.A. convention center
• Around the Region: Feb. 3
• World War I exhibit comes to Pasadena
• Bank robberies down in county and state
• Monthly Saturday Villa-Parke Program Offers Reading Help for Children
• Azusa seeking remedy for sludge problem at water treatment plant
• Parcel tax would bolster Arcadia Unified's budget
• Famed artist Kelley is found dead in South Pasadena home
• Arcadia High School musical 'Oklahoma' gets boost from city
• Former PCC assistant volleyball coach accused of taking pictures up woman's skirt at Glendale Galleria
• Caltech professor wins Wolf Prize for mathematics
• PUSD Teacher Surprised With National Milken Educator Award
• State regulators: SoCal Edison violated safety standards in windstorm outages
• 'Soul Train' legend Cornelius dies of self-inflicted gunshot
• Economic crisis and budget woes hit state's women harder
• Frank Girardot: Five Guys vs. In-N-Out (and the winner is ...)
• Pasadena's State of the City Event Replays on KPAS and Internet
• Chinese students visit Pasadena school
• Women sentenced for using company to launder drug money
• Muir teacher Manuel Rustin honored with Milken Award
• Pasadena's plan to cut city commissions draws flak
• Sen. Ron Calderon decides not to run for Congress
• Romney coasts in Florida primary
• Hit-and-run driver pleads guilty to injuring 12-year-old girl in Monrovia
• Larry Wilson: What the PR man said to the editor
• Veteran LAUSD elementary school teacher suspected of molesting 23 children
• Claremont McKenna College admits giving false SAT scores to publications
• Buddhist group offers path to inner peace at historic Azusa mansion
• Windstorm Provides Free Mulch
• California Assembly approves Mendoza bill making it easier for school districts to deny charter schools
• Duarte to get grant to plan 'transit village' near future Gold Line station
• Students get hands-on lessons in archeology, local history
• ACLU attorney questions second volley of shots in Monterey Park officer involved shooting
• Lawmakers whiff on three strikes repeal
• Proposed community college changes aim to speed students along
• Suit targets dirty air
• Armenians hope new districts give them a voice on Pasadena school board
• One year later, Egypt's revolution continues
• Medical use for new-fangled electricity reported by 19th century Pasadena doctor
• Social Calendar: January 30
• Patt Diroll: Gearing up for 2012 Showcase
• Confusion reigns as cities, county phase out redevelopment agencies
• USDA outlines healthier school meal requirements, San Gabriel Valley districts say they're well on their way
• Obama struggles with San Gabriel Valley grass roots
• Monterey Park holds annual Chinese New Year Festival
• Sheriff's department stops attending Altadena group's meetings over probationer
• Larry Wilson: Being there when the art is hottest
• New pocket "rain garden" park to surround Playhouse District's public art installation
• Around the Region: January 29
• Coffee Gallery and Backstage raising funds for its survival
• Waste-by-rail may be delayed
• It's Politics: Dreier's response to State of the Union is measured
• El Monte Union settlement with construction firm: district to pay $150,000, retract accusations
• Alhambra Chihuahua has close encounter with coyote
• Walker House restaurant shuts down, San Dimas seeking new tenant
• Lincoln's coded Civil War telegrams part of rare archive acquired by The Huntington
• California regulators pass tougher car emission standards
• Court ruling could expand Democratic majority
• Pasadena Mayor Bill Bogaard delivers tough news on city
• Text of Mayor Bill Bogaard's State of the City Address at A Noise Within -- January 26, 2012
• Help Develop Zero Waste Strategic Plan for Pasadena
• Free Solar Workshop for Residential Electric Customers
• San Marino Holocaust survivor to discuss new Polish Jewish anthology
• Southern California Edison customers vent about windstorm outages
• Renaissance masterpiece makes its Pasadena debut, starting a three-month visit to the Norton Simon
• Larry Wilson: In LAVA's flow at Musso & Frank
• Roy Britten, Caltech's pioneering DNA researcher, dies at 92
• Food bank to close its doors after nearly 80 years in Covina
• Weekend's Best Bets: Jan. 27
• Observing the Faiths: Jan. 27
• Probe continues into fatal Monterey Park officer-involved shooting outside Carl's Jr.
• Romney, Gingrich jab over fate of Florida
• East Coast based In-N-Out rival Five Guys Burgers opens location in West Covina
• Girardot to appear on NBC-TV's 'Dateline' tonight
• Baldwin Park man suspected in violent Orange County kidnapping, rape
• Labor Secretary Hilda Solis sells Obama plan in Monterey Park
• San Gabriel residents concerned about schools, safety and development
• Public testimony to be taken on Edison's windstorm response
• Sierra Madre windstorm cleanup costs reach $695,000
• Teams canvass Pasadena streets for homeless count
• Industry may snare 30 acres of wilderness
• El Monte Walmart deal falls apart
• Around the Region: Jan. 26
• Frank Girardot: Clark Rockefeller and the tale of the Gipsy Moth
• Monterey Park ad hoc committee to review transferring to county fire services
• Residents camp out hoping to score 99-cent TV at new Covina 99-Cent Only Store
• Gallery: Photos from the fake Rockefeller murder mystery
• Exhibition - Richard Jackson: Accidents in Abstract Painting
• Pasadena leaders decry coming loss of redevelopment agency
• In-N-Out is out of Monrovia for now
• Longtime Arcadia fire captain honored after succumbing to cancer
• Larry Wilson: Eateries old, eateries new
• Judge rules fake Rockefeller must stand trial in death of San Marino man
• Video of fatal Monterey Park officer-involved shooting surfaces on Internet
• Watch: Video of Remote-controlled plane crash art project at Brookside
• New environmental studies, LEED certified lab opens at Caltech
• San Marino couple say fake Rockefeller tried to sell them a blood-stained rug
• Pasadena man dies in weekend filled with mountain rescues
• Congressional leaders join call for state relief in local windstorm cleanup
• San Gabriel Valley cities warm up to high-speed rail
• Local cities to weigh in on project to close 710 freeway gap
• Social Calendar: January 23
• Former El Monte developer executives accused of fraud speak out against city
• Motorists all charged up 100 years ago
• Patt Diroll: Fine-tuning young virtuosos
• High gasoline prices boost cities' revenues
• Finally finding relief to knee injury, even without MRI
• Gold Line bridge work to cause more lane closures
• Around Pasadena: January 22
• Mayors seek governor's help with windstorm relief
• Larry Wilson: Comes a time for the cane
• Potential buyers of Dodgers submit offers to McCourt
• Gingrich storms to S.C. victory, scrambling GOP race
• Steve Scauzillo: Following The Green Way? Show me the best way
• Is it a bird, plane, no, super PAC!
• It's Politics: Endorsement bowl set for Monterey Park
• Pasadena's original Acapulco restaurant among those closed throughout the San Gabriel Valley
• Homeless man suspected of Pasadena arson fires
• Pasadena protest takes aim at Citizens United
• Expert gives bloodstain evidence at Rockefeller hearing
• Pasadena Unified School District News - January 19, 2012
• L.A. County unemployment rate shows slight decline
• New Edison power poles obstruct sidewalks, cause safety concerns
• Upcoming City of Pasadena Events - Jan. 21 to 28, 2012
• Public School Officials Will Speak at Town Hall Meeting
• Around Pasadena: Jan. 20
• Accidental artwork planned from remote-controlled plane crash at Brookside
• Portantino opts out of run for office in 2012
• Observing the Faiths: Jan. 20
• Larry Wilson: Crashing culture of highest art
• The 'Godfather of R&B' Johnny Otis dies at age 90
• Judge testifies he loaned fake Rockefeller a chain saw around the time a San Marino couple disappeared
• Manling Williams sentenced to death for murder of husband, sons in Rowland Heights
• Midwick Tract project to move forward with reduced number of units
• Bixby dons red jacket, becomes second woman to lead TofR
• Temple City mayor to skip China trip in light of bribery scandal
• Windstorm spurs multimillion-dollar response programs for Pasadena
• Baca named in ACLU lawsuit alleging abuse
• Around Pasadena: Jan. 19
• Community voices opinions on group home for the disabled in San Gabriel
• Some Valley leaders back Brown's strategy
• Gov. Brown asks Californians to dream big, approve taxes
• Gang member tells of night that led to killing of good Samaritan
• Expert: Alleged victim's skull in fake Rockefeller case shattered like eggshell
• City of Hope cancer researcher elected to board of American Society for Clinical Oncology
• Report: Fake Rockefeller told cops he wanted to be bigger
• Rosemead woman was reportedly sitting 'calmly' when man called for assistance
• Down to the wire for Julia Morgan's historic YWCA building
• PUSD Celebrates Martin Luther King, JR. Art and Essay Contest Winners Announced
• Around Pasadena, Jan. 18
• Around the region, Jan. 18
• Larry Wilson: Billionaire boys bad-taste club
• State Supreme Court decision jeopardizes Rusnak Arcadia's expansion plan
• Star-News editor signs deal to write book about Clark Rockefeller
• Pasadena celebrates Martin Luther King Jr.
• Around Pasadena, Jan. 17
• Hernandez, city prevail in suit filed by community development director
• Frank Girardot: Legacy of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. transcends hollow political tributes
• Report: Deputies likely missed woman with Taser before killing her
• Temple Avenue resurfacing, turn-lane widening to begin near Mt. SAC
• Sykes becomes first black councilman in West Covina after political start in MLK-inspired picket lines
• 'The Artist' takes three Golden Globes
• Reversing the gender gap: Women surpass men at CSU
• Educating the Pasadena "tenderfoot" in early 20th century California
• Patt Diroll: League's luncheon for literacy
• Larry Wilson: Cultivating freedom that produces art
• Social Calendar: January 16
• Year of the dragon looms over the San Gabriel Valley
• Habitat for Humanity unveils home for Covina couple
• Prosecutors ready case against Rockefeller imposter
• Around Pasadena: January 15
• Music, dance, big crowd at Asian American Expo
• Teaching ethics is the latest chapter in U.S. accounting scandals
• Steve Scauzillo: Divining for water in the local turf
• Longtime educator Marcella Calderon remembered in Montebello
• El Monte ousts dog rescue kennel from city, orders it to shut down within 90 days
• Former El Monte Transit developer trying to revive visa program for foreign investors
• Missing head returns to Pasadena's "Diversity" sculpture
• Man accused of DUI after hitting hydrant
• It's Politics: Gary Miller hopes move east will keep him in Congress
• Edison criticized for not tapping outside help to restore power after windstorm
• Lawmakers propose extending redevelopment agencies
• Pasadena Water and Power and other agencies tangle with Legislature-appointed Delta Council
• Observing the Faiths: Jan. 13
• Larry Wilson: No blues within ToT color scheme
• San Gabriel presents Business Friendly Action Plan draft despite redevelopment ruling
• Weekend's Best Bets: Jan. 13
• British musicians reunite at Pasadena Symphony after 30 years
• State agency cites overloaded power poles in windstorm outages
• State could reap windfall from Facebook stock sale
• Pasadena Water and Power transfers criticized
• Pasadena post office closure draws ire
• County to address concerns about Arcadia tennis proposal
• From the Science Desk: Caltech scientists discover three new planets
• PUSD Statement on Roosevelt ES
• L.A. County Sheriff's Department reports big drop in violent and property crime
• Delta Council may be overstepping authority, holds public meeting in Pasadena
• Frank Girardot: GOP has one chance - Tim Tebow
• Alhambra City Council elects to take over redevelopment, housing agencies
• 2012 State of the City Event is Jan. 26
• Homeless, but not friendless, Singer Park fixture Robert Olmstead remembered
• FROM THE POLITICS DESK: Legislative "whistleblower" bill moves ahead
• Around Pasadena, Jan. 10
• Larry Wilson: Pasadena likes fries with that?
• Rose Bowl renovation adds temporary night shift to keep on schedule
• Renaissance masterpiece at Norton Simon for three-month exhibit
• San Gabriel School Board unanimously votes to reinstate Gabrielino Principal Sharron Heinrich
• Fraud skimmers found at second Sierra Madre station
• Arcadia tweaks homeowner associations' authorities
• Heritage Square Community Meeting Jan. 28
• Frank Girardot: 10 things the DA will need to prove in Clark Rockefeller case
• Southern California Edison taps experts from hurricane areas for internal windstorm review
• Federal Windstorm Loan Center Reopens in Pasadena
• Red Flag Warning Lifted
• Patt Diroll: Holiday traditions on track
• Bicycle thefts surging
• PUSD Open Enrollment Application Period
• Pasadena's digital scanners can't be monitored
• Free spay and neuter program to tackle Chihuahua overpopulation
• Pasadena cigarette king Kinney on the power of eucalyptus
• Social Calendar: January 9
• San Gabriel neighborhood group protests home for mentally disabled
• Larry Wilson: China faces up to reality TV
• San Gabriel youths promote African artisans and entrepreneurship with online business
• State disaster aid for recent windstorms not likely to reach San Gabriel Valley
• Birthplace of the cheeseburger to celebrate first "Cheeseburger Week," Pasadena style
• Experts predict more market volatility for 2012
• Steve Scauzillo: Being grounded amid the temporary trees
• Donnelly deals with target on his back
• Red Flag Alert Beginning Midnight Jan. 8
• Sculpture unveiled
• It's Politics: Bad week for alleged criminals in Sacramento
• Six Alhambra PD officers to ride in honor of late Officer Ryan Stringer
• South Pasadena to participate in advisory committee for the SR-710 extension project
• Tragedy leaves longtime JPL employee a widower with nine children
• Petition drive to repeal the California Dream Act falls short
• J.R. Martinez imagines 2012 post New Year's festivities
• Around the Region: Jan. 7
• State Assembly releases detailed spending records
• Nation adds 200,000 jobs, unemployment drops to 8.5 percent
• Donal Hord sculpture unveiled at South Pasadena Middle School
• Pasadena Symphony, Pops musicians negotiate pay raise in new four-year contract
• Observing the Faiths: Jan. 6
• Around the Region: Jan. 6
• Larry Wilson: Booking the life of Hal Hubbard
• San Gabriel police update tech systems
• Weekend's Best Bets: Jan. 6
• Deputies: Dimunitive woman wielded hammer before deadly shooting
• Monrovia, Gold Line officials continue attempts to reach land deal for maintenance yard
• Norman's Nursery moving out of San Gabriel Valley
• City Council to consider allowing El Monte facility to house more pre-release inmates
• Montebello doctor accused of molesting patient
• Brown unveils budget early, promises "prickly path" toward resolution
• Upbeat reports bode well for hiring, economy
• City to Host Community Meetings on Effects of Windstorm and Status of Recovery Efforts
• O'Rourke remembered
• Around the Region: Jan. 5
• Rose Parade sees spike in medical calls due to heat
• Challenges to state Senate redistricting moving forward
• Rep. Dreier announces military academy nominees
• Notes from the Science Desk: Stargazers will gather in Texas
• Local Catholic bishop resigns after revealing secret family
• Assemblyman cited for carrying loaded handgun in carry-on at ONT
• After Iowa, Romney now hopes to pull away in N.H.
• Bob Huff becomes Senate Republican Leader
• Horse rescued from manhole in Altadena
• From the Politics Desk: Vocal Palin supporter jumps ship
• Tragedy leaves longtime JPL employee a widower with nine children
• Occupy protestors outraged by the arrest of demonstrator hours before the Rose Parade
• Independent panel, Authority spar over high-speed rail
• Around Pasadena, Jan. 4
• Larry Wilson: Preoccupations at Rose Parade
• Feds keep quiet on Sierra Madre kiddie porn probe
• Gate proposal for Cobb Estate draws opposition
• J.R. Martinez imagines 2012 post New Year's festivities
• Rose Parade float viewing gives crowds an up-close, interactive view after the big day
• Regional Silver Gloves Boxing Tournament Returns to Pasadena
• More than 3,000 Occupy protesters descend on the Rose parade
• Imagine that! 123rd Rose Parade featured flying pigs, surfing dogs
• ROSE PARADE NOTEBOOK: 123rd Rose Parade draws newbies, veteran spectators on big day
• Isabella Coleman's Rose Parade legacy lives on
• Escapees RV Club members camp out at the Rose Parade
• Japan's Green Band to hold benefit concert for earthquake and tsunami victims
• After overcoming adversity, Five Acres orphans will ride in Tournament of Roses Parade
• Patt Diroll: Cool yule events hail holidays
• Social Calendar: January 2
• Occupy the Rose Parade kicks off at All Saints
• Occupy Rose Parade leader has questionable past
• Naturalist John Muir found "kindred spirits" in Pasadena
• Warm temps greet early arrivals to Rose Parade
• Rose Parade bands perform field shows at Bandfest
• Pasadena Bioscience Collaborative spurs innovation
• Elimination of redevelopment imperils ongoing projects, stops future developments in their tracks
• Larry Wilson: Soaring with our aerospace pioneers
• Around Pasadena: January 1
• 2012 Rose Parade to offer traditional favorites, and a few surprises
• Family of Tucson shooting victim honors her memory with Rose Parade float
• J.R. Martinez set to reflect, inspire as 2012 Rose Parade grand marshal
• Steve Scauzillo: The year of the detour
• Rose Parade horses show prowess before big day
• Cal Poly's preparing intricate Rose Parade float depicting three super heroes
• Federal disaster aid apparently gone with the winds
• It's Politics: Pizza, pocketbooks, passings and Paul pushed pundits political coverage in 2011
• Rose Parade float bring solace, community to families of those who donated organs
• Host of new laws on tap for 2012
• D.A. warns county residents of banking scam
• Visitor Hotline gets the royal treatment
• New Radio System will Boost First-responder Efficiency and Improve Public Safety
• Float decorating under way, with grunt work before the glamour
• Motive still uncertain in Irwindale SCE office shooting
• Larry Wilson: O'Rourke people's hero of Caltech
• Observing the Faiths: Dec. 30
• USS Pasadena Commander to attend Rose Parade events
• West Covina officers honored for saving toddler
• Redevelopment denied
• Judge: Gold Line construction authority violated environmental laws
• Windstorm top local news story of 2011
• Occupy gets cozy with TofR, City Hall and cops
• Options Offered for Recycling Christmas Trees
• Traffic Signals to be Altered for 2012 Rose Parade
• Caltech's Bob O'Rourke dies at 72
• Pasadena shooting victim identified
• San Gabriel man who robbed mourner sentenced
• Volunteers busy decorating Rose Parade floats in Irwindale
• Occupy the Rose Parade plan begins to gel
• Caltrans wants to shed responsibilities for Highway 39
• State controller accuses Montebello of sloppy accounting, pension spiking
• Frank Girardot: If it walks like a duck, its probably from Oregon
• U.S. warns Iran against closing key oil passage
• NASA twin spacecraft to enter lunar orbit on Saturday
• Up close and personal with the Rose Bowl Trophy
• Larry Wilson: Cards can be works of art
• Schiff tours wind-damaged sites in Pasadena as city officials push for federal disaster aid
• Rose Parade Safety Tips from Pasadena Police and Fire Departments
• Pasadena man faces court hearing on rape and murder-for-hire case
• Bob Huff expected to assume Senate leadership
• Rose Parade float builders rise from ashes
• Man found dead in Pasadena backyard after reports of gunshots
• Father of woman killed in Alhambra searches for answers almost two years later
• San Gabriel Mission Playhouse goes modern, but keeps historical feel
• Heroic paddock guard returns to Santa Anita after March collision with runaway horse
• Billionaire 'playboy' has a $20 million vision to save California
• Shoppers flock to malls but not all eager to spend
• Rose Bowl renovation to be highlighted with parade float
• Pasadena to re-examine tree policies in wake of destructive windstorm
• Around Pasadena, Dec. 27
• Covina approves trampoline park
• Report: School principals unfamiliar with many parts of their jobs
• Patt Diroll: Windstorm puts dent in holiday events
• Around Pasadena: December 26
• Social Calendar: December 26
• Father of woman killed in Alhambra searches for answers almost two years later
• Rose Parade planning in 1895 commenced in early December
• Pasadena to re-examine tree policies in wake of destructive windstorm
• Wounded soldier on life-support after being shot at welcome-home party in San Bernardino
• Gas taking a big bite out of family budgets
• Pasadena police ramp up for Occupy the Rose Parade
• Larry Wilson: O little tree of Brookside
• Communications are a problem when the power's out
• Longtime homeless finally under their own roofs for Christmas
• Around the Region: Dec. 25
• U.S. Marine returns home just in time for Christmas
• Donors to help repair San Gabriel Mission
• Steve Scauzillo: Of birding and Christmas counts
• Pasadena congregation gathers for Hanukkah celebration
• Congressman Schiff to tour wind-damaged sites in Pasadena as city officials hustle to secure federal aid
• California Redistricting: Democratic theatre or marionettes?
• Santa brings joy to Pasadena pre-schoolers
• New service promises hope to homeless families
• 'Layaway Angels' strike in West Covina
• Obama signs tax cut extensions after Congress gives last-minute approval
• Don Brann chosen as new interim superintendent for San Gabriel Unified
• Pasadena crews continue to clear debris three weeks after storm
• $2 million in federal funding made available for repairs to Montebello freeway bridge
• Boy rescued from drainage pipe at West Covina park
• One charged, one released in connection with fatal Arcadia stabbing
• Much-needed affordable El Monte housing project for families becomes senior housing instead
• Around Pasadena: December 23
• Observing the Faiths: December 23
• Larry Wilson: Trihorn and octupus at Rose Parade's end
• Rose Bowl gets new face
• Vulcan sues Martin Marietta over takeover bid
• Reports: County litigation costs up 14 percent for the year
• Boehner: House leaders accept Senate tax terms
• Around the Region: December 23
• Pasadena Unified School District News - December 21, 2011
• State's Midyear Cuts To Pusd Exceed $1.8 Million
• Dog living on 10 Freeway rescued
• Residents hold vigil for child porn victims
• Canadians: U.S. Homeland Security knew of Sierra Madre man's porn case in October
• Around the Region: Dec. 22
• Cal Phil Maestro swaps conductor's hat for Santa's hat
• Public sector windstorm damages fall short for federal assistance
• South Pasadena City Council imposes new contract for Police Officers Association, other public employees
• Young man stabbed to death in Arcadia
• Around Pasadena: Dec. 22
• Probe finds Democrats manipulated independent commission's work to redraw legislative districts
• Santa Ana winds expected to hit Southland areas
• Notes from the Science Desk: MIT review says data shows Earth captures 'moons'
• How Democrats Fooled California's Redistricting Commission
• Christmas Tree Safety Tips for Businesses and Institutions
• Christmas Tree Safety Tips for Residents
• Comment Online About Future of Driving, Biking, Walking and Riding Transit
• Federal Government Opens Windstorm Loan Center in Pasadena
• Gold Line construction authority to weigh eminent domain for Monrovia land
• Around Pasadena, Dec. 21
• Tea Party to square off against Occupy at the Rose Parade
• Feds search Sierra Madre home for child pornography
• President signs Napolitano's Hoover Dam bill
• NASA confirms first Earth-sized planets beyond our solar system
• Larry Wilson: Spend Christmas Eve dressed in red velvet
• South Pasadena City Council to consider revised lease agreement for Arroyo Seco Racquet Club
• Arcadia driver with dirty windshield sentenced in teen's crosswalk death
• Wall Street gain driven by housing report, progress on European debt crisis
• House Republicans reject 2-month payroll tax cut; Brinkmanship continues as year-end deadline nears
• Gold Line construction authority to weigh eminent domain for Monrovia land
• Around Pasadena: December 20
• Recent Pasadena area robberies may be work of serial bandits
• Pasadena hopes to give a second chance to ex-cons
• Edison bolsters damage control with personalized apologies Customers who suffered prolonged outages can expect a letter in the mail
• Hanukkah celebration begins Tuesday night
• Timeline for new Paramount bridge over 60 Freeway uncertain
• Federal officials open Disaster Loan Outreach Center in wake of fierce windstorm
• Gunman in Irwindale shooting was reprimanded day of attack
• Congress moves toward standoff over payroll tax
• Patt Diroll: Following Links to success
• Displaced families pick up the pieces this holiday season
• Pasadena windstorm of 1891 damaged buildings, killed horses, took out phone lines
• Around Pasadena: December 19
• Social Calendar: December 19
• Sometimes a journey can have a bump in the road
• North Korean dictator Kim Jong Il dies
• Baldwin Park plans to construct transit center
• Cornel West lends support to Occupy the Rose Parade
• Baldwin Park shelter participates in `Whisker Wonderland' pet adoption event
• Probe continues into workplace shooting in Irwindale
• Arboretum, Huntington prepare to replace hundreds of lost trees in wake of storm
• Mexican art exhibit at the Fremont Gallery shows that `Folk Art is Fine Art'
• Around Pasadena: December 18
• Around the Region: December 18
• Steve Scauzillo: Oil pipeline beats more nuclear power plants
• Penn State culture explained away Sandusky
• 60 Freeway reopens to traffic
• 60 Freeway expected to open today
• Weather-related power outages again affect San Gabriel Valley
• New look at S.G. Mission
• It's Politics: High-speed rail battle continues
• 3 die, 2 critically wounded in shooting at Edison office in Irwindale
• Unemployment down in SGV, county
• GAO report shows discrepancies in accounts of Station Fire response
• Fund started to replace Pasadena trees downed in windstorm
• Women's Hoops Uses Free Throws To Beat El Camino In OT
• Online Community Report Features Green Initiatives and Veteran Resources
• Jury deadlocks in Alhambra man's murder trial
• Off-duty sheriff's deputy from Pasadena involved in fatal crash
• Ex-city employee accused of stealing $340,000 in city funds
• Around the Region: Dec. 16
• San Gabriel police officers give toys to local families
• Maxwell Elementary parents learn technology for a successful future
• Observing the Faiths: Dec. 16
• 60 Freeway to reopen today after workers demolish bridge in Montebello
• Commuters struggle through traffic as portion of 60 Freeway remains closed
• Cause of tanker truck fire may not be known for weeks; brakes suspected
• Montebello mall suffers from freeway closure
• San Gabriel Valley not expected to be hit with powerful winds this weekend; officials cautious
• Porn convict has Sierra Madre political ties
• Frank Girardot: Surviving a 'Cartastrophe'
• Information Technology Fall Semester Update
• Kid cancer patients at the City of Hope meet Rose queen princesses
• Pasadena Area Community College District Swears In Board Members, Elects 2012 Board Officers
• Flea Market Features Bargains, Food Trucks, Jan. 1
• Community Advised to Prepare for Second Windstorm
• Local Foundations Working Together to Help Renew Pasadena's Urban Forest Following Windstorm
• Big rig explodes, shuttering portion of 60 Freeway 'indefinitely'
• Navigating the 60 Freeway shutdown
• 60 Freeway shutdown makes case for dedicated truck lanes
• Notes from the Science Desk: Dramatic ecological changes ahead, courtesy of man-made greenhouse gases
• Rose Bowl renovation financing gap swells to $20 million
• Lights on for the holidays
• Frank Girardot: It's not Christmas without the music
• PCC Wins International Award for Marketing Materials
• PCC Band to Play in Tournament of Roses Bandfest Dec. 30 and 31
• Triggers mean more cuts
• Bookstore Holiday Schedule
• Winter Session Hours
• UPDATE: Police release sketch, seek clues in Arcadia home-invasion slaying
• Cities methodically clearing debris from the windstorm, one street at a time
• Around Pasadena, Dec. 14
• Five Acres asks community members to adopt a family for the holidays
• NOTES FROM THE POLITICS DESK: Lockyer resigns think tank post
• Veteran newspaperman Stuart Bonham dies
• Fire Station 39 to be retrofitted
• $1 billion in cuts will slash social services and higher ed, spare K-12
• No cell phones, no texting by drivers, U.S. urges
• Winter Office Hours for the Flea Market Office
• Police seek clues in Arcadia home-invasion slaying
• Ring in the NEW YEAR with The Flea Market
• Pasadena windstorm of 1891 damaged buildings, killed horses, took out phone lines
• Green Windstorm Debris Returned to Community as Free Mulch
• Public Works Crews Collect Year's Worth of Green Debris in One Week
• Quiet Pennsylvania town center stage for Sandusky faceoff today
• Rain complicates cleanup efforts
• South Pasadena woman gets a holiday gift: The ability to walk again
• Vulcan Materials target of hostile takeover bid
• Portantino gets in front of the storm
• Occupy protesters target West Coast ports
• MTA chief orders staff to undergo civil rights training
• Frank Girardot: A full mailbag
• Windstorm and Recovery Information Available on One Web Page
• Spanish-language General Plan Transportation Workshop Rescheduled to Dec. 13
• Santa Catalina Branch Library Returns to Service with Open House Dec. 15
• Pasadena City Hall owes the community $252,628.40
• Beer is a serious business at Glendora liquor store
• Closed for bzzzzness? Environmental regulations put damper on efforts to fight invasive mosquitoes
• Hundreds to protest at western ports
• Patt Diroll: Joffrey brings Nutcracker back to L.A.
• Political ties to Southern California Edison questioned
• Pasadena museum discovers rare photo of naturalist John Muir
• Social Calendar: December 12
• Sheriff, ACLU clashing on future of Men's Central Jail
• Rose City Classic Is PCC's Domain Again
• Men's Basketball Surpasses Last Year's Win Total After 13 Games
• Reserves Help Women's Hoops Advance To Rose City Classic Final
• Lessons start to emerge from fierce windstorm
• Generosity brings holiday joy to Baldwin Park, Covina
• Rose Bowl's premium seating sales exceed expectations
• Larry Wilson: Turning lab tables on science blues
• Turning negative into positive
• Phone carriers grapple with face wind-related service problems
• Are fuel-cell big rigs the future of trucking?
• Steve Scauzillo: When hugging a tree is not enough
• Governor declares state of emergency due to San Gabriel Valley windstorm
• Around the Region: December 11
• Students at Mt. SAC, Cal Poly learning to be cyberwarriors in war against international online threats
• Make-A-Wish brings smile to San Gabriel family
• Alarcón gets new address
• It's Politics: Women for Obama gear up for sweet-talking, Nevada
• Monrovia preacher/reality TV star acquitted in adult actress' death
• Los Angeles to review DWP's wind response
• Caltrans gets community input for Arroyo Seco Parkway
• State emergency official tours windstorm-damaged cities in San Gabriel Valley
• Authorities bust alleged drug-dealing family
• Women's Cagers Return To Form In PCC Tourney Victory
• Around the Region: Dec. 10
• Assembly won't appeal decision on lawmaker budgets
• Appeal of Wireless Telecommunications Facility in West Pasadena Area Postponed to Jan. 9
• Keep Storm Drains Clear During Green Debris Pickup
• PWP Crews Repair Last of Downed Power Lines
• PACCD Board Meetings Now Available Online
• PCC Receives $224K Grant from College Access Foundation
• Preguntas Frecuentemente Formuladas Sobre la Recuperacion Despues de una Tormenta de Viento
• Dozens of Pasadena residents without power one week after windstorm
• Larry Wilson: 'People of the Book' is 2012 OCOS pick
• Observing the Faiths: Dec. 9
• Man pleads guilty to 6 bank robberies
• Weekend's Best Bets: Dec. 9
• Hiring outlook brightens as jobless claims fall
• Around the Region: Dec. 9
• Angels' fans, manager get early Christmas gifts - Pujols and Wilson
• A LOOK BACK: Pictures from the 2010 Laker Parade
• Gabrielino High School Principal Sharron Heinrich's contract to be reconsidered in January
• Toy Drive at Fork in the Road
• PCC DREAM act fighters return home
• Statement on Windstorm Recovery from Mayor Bill Bogaard
• Photo Gallery: Dozens rally in support of ousted Gabrielino High principal
• CPUC to investigate Edison power outages, Pasadena estimates $20 million in damage
• Long Beach Sends Women's Basketball To SCC-Opening Defeat
• Pasadena moves to end red light camera program
• New Altadena Community Arts Center to make its debut
• PCC president: 'We think of ourselves as a Chinese College'
• Around Pasadena: Dec. 8
• Council members take oaths in South Pasadena
• Rio Hondo College president accuses professors of defamation
• Documents: Montebello police sergeant was drunk, resisted arrest at San Diego party
• Notes from the Science Desk: JPL scientists study 'Earth's fat cousin'
• Pasadena Unified School District News - December 7, 2011
• Numbers dwindle for Pearl Harbor survivors
• Pasadena Windstorm Recovery Update - Dec. 7, 6:25 p.m.
• Venting outage outrage
• Pasadenans Urged to Report Private Storm Damage in Effort to Gain State and Federal Emergency Financial Help
• Sustainable Energy is Theme for Dec. 10 Celebration of U.N. Universal Declaration of Human Rights
• Edison's estimates for outages off by nearly 200,000
• 'Daily Show' skewers Tim Donnelly, California ballot rules
• Eliot Middle School Invites Community To Winter Festival
• Supes declare emergency, Portantino calls on state to take action
• Closing arguments heard in trashcan killer murder trial
• Teachers, students, alumni oppose board's decision to remove Gabrielino High School principal
• Larry Wilson: Un-Grinching the windstorm's debris
• Pasadena family gets back on the road with `Recycled Rides'
• Competing tax plans, spending cap proposed
• Frequently Asked Questions About Windstorm Recovery
• Pasadenans Advised on How to Recycle Green Storm Debris
• Residents frustrated, damage estimates elusive in storm's aftermath
• Services to be held today for twin girl killed by car near Covina
• Animal rights activist group protests Pasadena company
• Winds take toll on tree- and plant dependent birds and wildlife
• Going days without power creates feelings of isolationism, deprivation
• U.S. mail could be even slower by next spring
• Gov. Brown asks California voters for tax increases
• Around Pasadena, December 6
• Frank Girardot: From Mr. Postman to Ms. Jury Foreman
• Pasadena Windstorm Update - Dec. 5, 5:45 p.m.
• Extended Learning Program Offers Trip to Holiday Wonders at Disneys Concert Hall
• 3 Vino's to face-off with downtown venue at Covina City Council meeting
• San Gabriel Valley residents show grace despite lack of power
• Patt Diroll: L.A. Opera goes silver
• PUSD Schools To Resume on December 5, 2011
• San Gabriel Valley, Whittier area students less fit than last year, according to state-mandated tests
• Forecasters expect high winds to return this week
• Investigators suspect arson in Pasadena fire
• East San Gabriel residents appeal approval for condominium complex
• Historic listing could decide future of shuttered Fire Station 39
• Kendall one of the most important city developers
• Social Calendar: December 5
• Windstorm Update: Caution Strongly Urged Regarding High-voltage Electricity
• Pasadena Windstorm Update Dec. 4, 5:30 p.m.
• Around Pasadena: December 4
• Pasadena sets date for Boadway to meet wrecking ball
• Steve Scauzillo: The benefits of going unplugged
• Reformed skinhead endures agony to remove tattoos
• A man with a bold plan
• More high winds expected
• Finding support in training through others
• Pasadena Windstorm Update - Dec 3, 4:30 p.m.
• Around the Region: Dec. 3
• Former Rosemead friends and neighbors come together to bring back famed 'Christmas Castle'
• Fate of El Monte Walmart project expected to be decided Monday, officials say
• Traffic improves, but delays linger, following massive wind storm
• Wind related power outages add up to sales of generators in the San Gabriel Valley
• Insurance experts say look at your policy, prevent further damage and avoid insurance fraud
• Foothills cities clean-up efforts hampered by lack of power
• Cleanup from wind damage expected to cost millions
• Edison workers continue 24-hour restoration efforts
• Jobs added, unemployment drops
• Judge says Assembly can't withhold lawmakers' records
• Temple City struggles to restore power and streets after storm
• Wind Storms -- By the Numbers
• Windstorm Update Dec. 2, 7:40 p.m.
• Pasadena City College Open for Classes on December 2
• Temple City declared disaster area; schools closed again today
• Observing the Faiths: Dec. 2
• Hurricane-force winds ravage San Gabriel Valley
• Santa Anas pummel Valley with rare 70-mph winds
• Many schools to remain closed today due to high wind forecast, damage
• Downed trees, power lines make for tough commute
• Pasadena family trapped in home, rescued by neighbors
• Southern California Edison works to restore power to foothill city disaster zones
• Larry Wilson: When it all comes tumbling down
• Local communities declare state of emergency, work to clean roadways and assess damages
• Pasadena City College Plans to Open for Classes on December 2
• Message From PCC for Students Attempting Registering on Dec. 1
• Wind Advisory - Dec 1, 10:00 p.m.
• Frequently Asked Questions About the High Winds
• Wind Advisory - Dec 1, 7:00 p.m.
• PCC CAMPUS CLOSED TODAY (Thursday, Dec.1)
• Wind Advisory - Dec 1, 1:30 p.m.
• Wind Advisory - Dec 1, 9:00 a.m.
• A look back at the 2011 Tournament of Roses
• Rose Bowl's press box reconstruction in full swing
• Image of Mexican patron saint visits Baldwin Park church
• U.S. Attorney: La Verne flight school owner fraudulently obtained visas for foreigners
• Notes from the Science Desk: Jury to decide JPL discrimination lawsuit
• Monterey Park brings back holiday tree lighting after 10 years
• South Pasadena Mayor Pro Tem Cacciotti to run for State Assembly
• Portantino calls for youth boot camp reforms
• Wind Advisory - Dec 1, 5:50 a.m
• Occupy LA site cleared out, cleaned up
• Wall Street energized by cooperation between central banks
• Frank Girardot: Expert says affairs qualify Cain for president
• Red Flag Alert Issued Beginning 12:01 a.m. Dec. 1
• 2012 One City, One Story Selection Will Be Revealed Dec. 5
• Brass thieves destroy Montebello monument
• Pasadena could conduct EIR to pave the way for NFL
• 2012-2013 Priority Open Enrollment Begins
• PUSD Names Director Of Communications And Community Engagement
• Anheuser-Busch opts out of Rose Parade after 58 years
• Report critical of Pasadena Fire Department's failure to find woman's body after fire
• Former Congressman remembered as mannered colleague, model public servant
• High-speed winds to bring cold, dry weather to Southern California; fire officials urge caution
• Jackson doctor gets four years, tongue lashing from the judge
• In the military, November 30
• Around the region, Nov. 30
• Larry Wilson: Joyful junkies of reducing, reusing
• Notes from the Political Desk: Portantino to be honored at Pasadena World AIDS Day
• Alhambra babysitter accused of molesting children
• PCC Associated Students to Host Documentary Screening of Running Dry
• PCC to Offer Communications, Math, Psychology and Sociology Degrees
• City Hall Tree-lighting Ceremony and Holiday Celebration Dec. 8
• Dec. 8 Northwest Commission Meeting to Feature Presentation by Police Chief
• World AIDS Day Event Dec. 1 at City Hall
• General Plan Workshop Offered in Spanish on Dec. 1
• Defense Carries Men's Cagers To 2-1 Mark In PCC Tourney
• Covina police break burglary ring that targeted public officials and used police scanners
• NFL stadium downtown 'bait and switch'
• Whittier City Council approves oil-drilling in Whittier hills
• L.A. 'still occupied' as police, protesters dance around eviction process
• Former football coach charged with embezzlement
• Anti-bullying book for kids inspired by a child's suicide
• Around Pasadena, November 29
• Congressman Dreier leads international delegation to observe Egypt's parliamentary elections
• Monterey Park brings back holiday tree lighting after 10 years
• Frank Girardot: West Covina dairy plans toy drive for kids with cancer
• Historic listing could decide future of shuttered Fire Station 39
• Photo Gallery: Occupy L.A. eviction day
• PCC Football Alum Jeremy Aguilar Named LSC Linebacker Of The Year
• Social Calendar: November 28
• Soaring rhetoric greeted America's early airplane exploits
• Patt Diroll: Music Center passions
• Rose Bowl neighbors step up anti-NFL protest
• Pasadena wants to dump landfills
• Congress to decide between Park Service or Forest Service
• Grossmont Halts Women's Volleyball Playoff Run, 3-1
• Income level has strong effect on school test scores, analysis shows
• Liftoff: Pasadena-built Mars rover soars into space
• Circus Vargas comes to Santa Anita
• Politicians hedge on boot camps regulations
• Larry Wilson: Curiosity rounds up all the Martian cats
• Around Pasadena: November 27
• Steve Scauzillo: Rock down to electric avenue
• A skinhead's journey from racism to redemption
• How API data was analyzed
• Men's Hoops Wins 3rd Straight, Routs Moorpark, 81-57
• Promising Pasadena kickoff to shopping season
• Inmates use social networks to harass victims
• Temple City woman charged with fake terrorist threat at LAX
• Donnelly offers "a little extra incentive"
• Women suspected of passing fake $100 bills at Monrovia store
• Second Round Volleyball Regional On Stream Video
• Tournament of Toys kicks off in Pasadena
• Mario's Tacos gives thanks to community by serving holiday meals to hundreds
• Dinner is served
• Weekend's Best Bets: Nov. 25
• Observing the Faiths
• Low-income senior housing project in Duarte gets federal boost
• Satellite business taking off in Palo Alto
• Temple City to consider reserve ordinance
• Bad Weather Shelter for homeless to see funding halved in 2012
• Larry Wilson: An "Enlightened" man of the cloth
• State budget cuts could shorten school year
• Human rights activist to launch Duarte youth program
• Muir alumni sell T-shirts to support suspended coach Howard
• Under the wing of the Pasadena Arts Council, one woman takes on remembering California's fallen soldiers
• Around Pasadena, November 24
• Frank Girardot: What's there to be thankful for? Plenty - just ask
• From the Science Desk: Curiosity set to launch
• Women's Basketball Takes 3rd Place At Saddleback Tourney
• Rose Parade Grand Marshal J.R. Martinez wins Dancing with the Stars
• PUSD Students Celebrate Thanksgiving With Service Activities
• Foster youth organization protests judge's effort to open juvenile dependency hearings
• Portraits of the Fallen
• East San Gabriel residents appeal approval for condominium complex
• Upcoming City of Pasadena Events - Nov. 24 to Dec. 1, 2011
• New Lineup Spurs Women's Volleyball To Playoff Sweep Over Bakersfield
• Supervisors approve light installation at site of fatal accident in unincorporated Covina
• Whittier council closes in on making a decision on oil-drilling project
• Burglar targets Monterey Park seniors
• Larry Wilson: Make Friday about Tournament of Toys
• Rose Queen lends helping hand at annual food giveaway
• In the military, November 23
• Around the region, November 23
• Occupy L.A. leaders say city backpedaled on offer of office space
• Youth Is Served: 4 PCC Freshmen Make All-SCC Women's Water Polo Team
• Around Pasadena, November 23
• From the Politics Desk: Judy Chu in the Fox News cycle
• Rose Bowl neighbors step up protest to NFL idea
• Final preparations in place for serving thousands at Pasadena's Union Station
• Online deals to offer respite from crowds, line on Black Friday
• South Pasadena to pay sewage fines of $225,000
• SCFA All-NSC 1st Team For Football's Peters, Austin
• Town Hall Meeting Nov. 30 for Linda Vista Community
• City Leaders Will Help Ring in the Holidays as Salvation Army Red Kettle Volunteers
• Rep. Judy Chu holds annual 'Operation Gobble' in Rosemead
• Maurice Morse, champion of children's educational equality, dies at age 86
• Occupy movement: A lasting effect?
• Super failure: Deficit-cutting panel gives up
• An Occupy L.A. participant dreams of changing the world
• Family identifies man killed in Pomona plane crash as Pasadena lawyer
• Around Pasadena, November 22
• Frank Girardot: Penn State should pay any post season money to its alleged victims
• PACCD Board of Trustees Seek Public Comment to Guide Redistricting Required by 2010 Census
• Businesses, Residents Will Help Develop Zero Waste Strategic Plan for Pasadena
• Men's Basketball Takes Consolation Title At SBVC Tournament
• Pasadena Unified School District News - November 17, 20111
• La Puente businesses object to earthquake retrofits
• Social Calendar: November 21
• Pat Rostker, lifelong advocate of equality, dies at age 90
• Civic leaders found much to be thankful for in the Pasadena of 1911
• Patt Diroll: Supporting the lives of children
• Moe Named All-SoCal Region, 6 VB Players Make All-SCC
• Occupy LA: Self-sufficient community or burden?
• Rains pound L.A. as storm moves through Southern California
• Sixth-Seed Women's Volleyball Hosts Bakersfield In SoCal Playoff Tuesday, Nov. 22
• Kirakosyan, Tarui Earn All-SCC Men's Soccer Honors
• Four Women's Soccer Players Picked All-SCC
• Occupy LA: Taking their message on the road
• Marathon training with an early start
• El Monte plants Tree City goals one tree at a time
• Returning soldier welcomed home in West Covina
• Around Pasadena: November 20
• State 10th Place Is Best Women's Cross Country Finish In 15 Years
• Playhouse Plaza's second appearance garners applause
• State health care director faces challenge of cutting and expanding services simultaneously
• Ready Pac recalls 5K cases of bagged salads
• Around the Region: November 20
• Occupy movement now a global phenomenon
• Swept away
• Pilot dies in crash on Fairplex racetrack
• Scandal won't keep Penn State out of Rose Bowl
• Arcadia inches toward creation of downtown business improvement district
• It's Politics: Roger Hernandez's new chief
• Five Acres asks for Thanksgiving food drive donations
• Blind lawyers poke around porn case
• County unemployment rate down in October
• Document: Natalie Wood coroner's report
• Homicide detectives reopen probe into 1981 death of actress Natalie Wood
• Allensworth: 100 Years of the California Dream on Display at Shatford Library
• Occupy protesters march nationwide; over 200 arrested
• Around Pasadena, Nov. 18
• Weekend's Best Bets: Nov. 18
• Preacher's first day of trial in death of adult actress Felicia Lee
• Kings Row teams up with Union Station to feed the homeless
• Observing the Faiths
• Court says backers can defend gay marriage measure
• Former ambassador and wife give Hacienda Heights students a lesson on life in Afghanistan
• Sheriff's homicide to reopen Natalie Wood death investigation
• Pasadena protestors rally in support of tax increase for country's highest earners
• Duarte to close City Hall during Christmas Week
• Fugitive sought for pregnant woman's shooting in Baldwin Park
• PCC Art Gallery Presents The Shape of the Universe Exhibit
• Upcoming City of Pasadena Events - Nov. 18 to 25, 2011
• New City Facility Honored for Sustainable Design and Technology
• Pipe bombs prompt evacuation in Pasadena
• "Put the Fork in Hunger" campaign reaches food drive goal
• Garfield Medical Center to pay $530,000 to settle sexual harassment, retaliation lawsuit
• Foothill Unity Center calls for holiday donations
• Arcadia agrees to accept statue of Lucky Baldwin
• More bad news for state's economy
• Students battle police as CSU trustees raise tuition
• Frank Girardot: ADA suit seeks to take a bite out of Arcadia's Bit
• Around the Region: Nov. 17
• Cops turn to DCFS in Pasadena youth boot camp investigation
• Sophomores Celebrate Women's VB Conference Finale
• Sculpting a future landmark
• Pasadena police target bad driving habits at busy intersections
• Empty lot in Northwest Pasadena transformed
• Hot Shooting Starts Men's Cagers On Way To Home Win
• Banks instituting more fees
• Temple City school board to mull superintendent's contract extension
• In the military, November 16
• Three charged in robbery spree spanning Glendora, Covina, Azusa
• Twitter predicts GOP presidential race
• Consumers hit retail stores to give economy boost
• Larry Wilson: When novelists resort to Facebook smackdowns
• Prime Healthcare sues Kaiser, SEIU for alleged antitrust violations, implicates Sen. Ed Hernandez
• Around Pasadena, November 16
• Fire Department Encourages Donations to Toy Drive
• Community Invited to Discuss Heritage Square Senior Housing Project Nov. 19
• Teacher denies guilt in sex case
• Lucky Baldwin statue proposed in Arcadia
• Pro-oil resident gets hit with graffiti
• Pasadena goes high tech with Homeland Security funds
• Around Pasadena, Nov. 15
• Supreme Court: Pre-election health care showdown
• Frank Girardot: Do you want fries with that?
• Latino leaders fight for El Centro repairs
• Chaffey Hands Women's Hoops Worst Home Loss In 10 Years
• House GOP leader Cantor says deficit deal likely
• Steve Scauzillo: Secret garden blooms in freeway path
• Rose Bowl renovation project alters strategy amid increasing financing gap
• Larry Wilson: Flat tax or a flat Earth?
• Orange Coast Defensive Strategy Works As Men's Hoops Lose, 65-62
• Lacey Rebounds PCC Over Cypress, 64-63
• Football Again Keeps Mt. SAC Close In Season Finale
• Machado's Bombs Give Women's Basketball Season-Opening Win
• Killing of homeless man behind Bassett strip mall unsolved
• "Boat person" tells her story at Cal Poly Pomona
• Foothill Unity's Joan Whitenack to retire after 16 years
• Vietnam POW speaks at Nixon Library
• Around the Region: Nov. 12
• Veteran's day fundraiser in Industry raises $1 million
• Tweets become new spin room in 2012 race
• Men's Hoops Edges Miramar, 76-74
• It's Politics: Picking a winner in potential horse race between Portantino and Liu is a gamble
• Pasadena area ceremonies honor vets
• Foothill Unity's Joan Whitenack to retire after 16 years
• Collision stalls Pasadena traffic
• Women's Soccer Season Comes To A Close
• Crump Scores 27, But Men's Cagers Fall In Opener
• Another celebration
• With war's end, troops happy to be home
• Storm headed to Southland to be weaker than predicted
• Observing the Faiths: Nov. 11
• Weekend's Best Bets: Nov. 11
• Walnut resident and Pasadena native reflects on service in South Pacific during WWII
• After previous losses, Fredrick Sykes finally wins seat on West Covina council
• Rare Chinese bronze mirrors to go to Shanghai museum after Huntington exhibit
• Montebello lands much-needed loan to make payroll
• Paterno scandal has Rose Bowl implications
• Today's date, 11-11-11, driving marriages, sales of lotto tickets
• Volleyball's Estrada, Gallardo Stand Out In ELAC Win
• Men's Soccer Gives SCC Champs A Scare, Ends 2011 With 1-0 Loss
• Recycled water comes to Edison, Panda Express
• Outstanding Student Employee Award
• Larry Wilson: Fiddling, burning in Pasadena schools
• Nixon shed no light on tape gap to grand jury
• Internship Program for Science and Engineering for Students with Disabilities
• Upcoming City of Pasadena Events - Nov. 11 to 17, 2011
• Mayor Bogaard, Ralphs and Food 4 Less to Launch Ninth Annual Operation Gobble Gobble Nov. 19
• Frank Girardot: If it's true then Penn State's Joe Paterno is a disgrace
• Twi-hards Invited to Discuss All Things “Twilight” at Library's “Breaking Dawn” Party
• Occupy movement plans to crash Pasadena's Rose Parade
• Duarte residents likely split over low-income housing
• Rose Bowl unlikely to host Roger Waters concert; July 4 fireworks show also in jeopardy
• Cities honor veterans with ceremonies Friday
• Organizers plan to "put a fork in hunger" this weekend
• Dow loses 389 points on European debt concerns
• Pasadena Unified School District News - November 8, 20111
• Women's Volleyball 14-Match Home Win Streak Halted By El Camino
• Busted pipe floods floor of Pasadena courthouse
• Two Alhambra Unified School District employees arrested for suspected child molestation
• Sierra Madre School class becomes frozen Halloween wax figures
• Around Pasadena, November 1
• Businesses nervously watching bottom lines as NBA season is delayed
• Authorities name two killed in crash
• Around Alhambra, November 1
• Alhambra police blotter, October 23 to 26
• Pasadena women step forward with more boot camp allegations
• Montebello obtains better credit outlook
• Frank Girardot: Confronting monsters who prey on youths in boot camps
• Coroner's gift shop sells items for fans of the macabre
• Patt Diroll: Gala openings and comic relief
• Monrovia firefighter to retire after 30 years
• Centennial of historic coast-to-coast Vin Fiz flight landing in Pasadena
• Social Calendar: October 31
• Report: Asian-Americans grow beyond coastal hubs
• Man run over by car in Pico Rivera; driver charged with murder
• Women's Cross Country Races 3rd, Lyons 9th At SCC Championships
• SCC Last For Men's Cross Country, But Qualifies For SoCal Meet
• Football Self Destructs In Palomar Loss
• Thousands flock to Dia de los Muertos celebration in El Monte
• Citrus Valley looks to retrofits to remedy high collapse risk
• 3 seek seats on El Monte City school board
• El Monte accuses contractor of fraudulently obtaining federal, state and city funds
• Steve Scauzillo: Businesses, cities put clean air into action
• Boot camp abuses cited
• Pasadena Convention Center home to new ice rink
• Larry Wilson: Love, war, mud on campaign trail
• Man shot to death in Alhambra
• Eight candidates seek two spots on Rio Hondo College Board of Trustees
• Hospitals stand on shaky future
• PIH's coming tower to replace at-risk facilities
• Methodist Hospital looks to new tower for earthquake solutions
• Huntington Hospital years away from plans to address at-risk buildings
• Whittier City schools superintendent faces challenges
• Offense Comes Together For Women's Soccer In 4-0 Win
• <b>It's Politics:</b> Pension reform, leadership and sign stealing
• Girl Scouts honors its centennial
• Leader made us strong
• Home Depot lends helping hand to Monrovia's Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2070
• Around Monrovia: Oct. 29
• Monrovia police blotter: Oct. 29
• Disbarred Bassett Unified candidate questioned
• Some Temple City residents fear mortuary could reopen downtown
• Pasadena's Union Station receives $11.2 million gift
• El Monte takes steps to provide affordable housing for veterans
• Pasadena boot camp head defends operation
• Women's Volleyball Stunned By Mt. SAC In 3
• Alum and Hollywood Veteran Sheldon Bull to Speak at PCC Nov. 1
• Rose Bowl neighbors express concerns over idea of temporary NFL team
• Montebello council candidates accept campaign contributions from trash, taxi and tow companies
• $336.6 million allocated for San Gabriel rail project
• Pasadena cops open boot camp probe
• Weekend's Best Bets: Oct. 28
• Larry Wilson: Will of any other name as sweet?
• Actor Bill Holden to be honored with screening at South Pasadena library
• South Pasadena Blotter: Oct. 28
• Observing the Faiths: Oct. 28
• Rose Bowl neighbors express concerns over possibility that NFL team could temporarily use stadium
• 2012 Rose Queen gets crowned during coronation ceremony
• Young patients celebrate Halloween at City of Hope
• Sen. Feinstein visits Montebello, talks jobs, millionaire tax and Armenian Genocide
• European debt deal lifts Dow by almost 340 points
• Owners of San Marino pharmacy among 16 arrested
• Brown's pension proposal stirs GOP, business leaders, angers his natural allies
• Community Invited to Help Redistricting Task Force
• Former Monrovia mayor pulls school board candidate endorsement
• Watch: videos offer disturbing look at children's boot camps
• Exclusive videos offer disturbing look at boot camps
• Pasadena bails out pension plan, again
• Around the Region: Oct. 27
• "Mike" and "Michelle" come home for some robot re-training
• Maps shift for L.A. County supervisors
• Women's Volleyball Smashes LBCC in 3
• Frank Girardot: Party on Glendora
• State Supreme Court denies 2 redistricting challenges
• Dispute over supposed tagging leads to threats and arrest
• PCC Invites Local Vendors To Information Meeting Nov. 4
• San Gabriel River Discovery Center sheds lawsuit, begins fundraising for Whittier Narrows center
• Former candidate threatens to sue PUSD over "smear campaign"
• First woman conductor to take up the Pasadena Symphony baton in season-opener
• Stanislaus County's Powers to take over on Dec. 5.
• Rosales' 2 Goals Not Enough For Men's Soccer v. Cerritos
• Women's Soccer Can't Stop Cerritos Onslaught, 6-2
• Around the region, October 26
• Temple City to conduct downtown parking, traffic-calming studies
• Arcadia police arrest burglary suspects after chase hindered by Obama visit
• Around Temple City, October 26
• National Forest bill influenced by Station Fire goes to first hearings
• Pasadena clears way for Maranatha refinancing
• Around Pasadena, October 26
• Temple City police blotter, October 9 to 15
• Larry Wilson: JPL rocket man meets the FBI
• West Covina woman sentenced for $7 million Ponzi scheme
• Women's Water Polo Wins 2 In Battle At The Beach
• Duarte teen overcomes disability to make art
• Fork in the Road sticks in for good
• Midwick Tract residents oppose new housing development
• West Covina federal lawsuit: judge needs more time to rule
• La Cañada Design Group find success in diverse projects
• Firefighters unite against breast cancer
• Pasadena's Foster subject of lawsuit
• Obama pushes plan to help struggling homeowners
• Six candidates vie for Duarte school board
• Around Pasadena, October 25
• Around Alhambra, October 25
• Donnelly's referendum to repeal DREAM Act kicks off, financial hurdles remain
• Alhambra police blotter, October 12 to 22
• State Champion PCC Baseball Coach Ron Robinson Passes At 84
• Pasadena Fire Department Seeking Community Input on Proposed Local Hazard Mitigation Plan
• Patt Diroll: Hight honored for community work
• West Covina goes to court over conduct of former police sex crimes investigator
• Social Calendar: October 24
• Duck and cover - civil defense watchwords when Pasadena braced for Cold War nuclear attacks
• Attorney for Muir students seeks mediation after tussle
• 'Day of the Dead' lives in rich cultural traditions
• Eastern Turkey rocked by 7.2 quake
• Tomato fighters get saucy in Pomona
• Third Quarter Nightmare Haunts Football In 56-21 Loss At No. 1 Saddleback
• Gas Company eyes Spadra Landfill as renewable energy source
• On the go: progress in marathon training
• Drive to overturn state senate maps gets last-minute boost, raises eyebrows
• War erupts on PUSD board
• Charter Oak superintendent no stranger to change
• Larry Wilson: Rose Bowl Q's and some A's
• Steve Scauzillo: Recycling warriors of the club set
• Leaving the museum for the mountain
• Around the Region: October 23
• Concerns about layoffs, morale dominate race for Garvey school board
• Around Monrovia: Oct. 22
• Monrovia police blotter: Oct. 22
• Florida farmworkers and their allies demand higher wages at Trader Joe's
• It's Politics: Portantino gets nod for being righteous rebel
• Activists rally against finance industry in Pasadena
• Local reaction to U.S. troop withdrawal
• Volleyball Speeds Past Trade Tech, 3-0
• County jobless rate drops to 12.4 percent
• Obama announces total Iraq troop withdrawal
• Local leaders react to troop pullout
• Designer Con - Skin Deep Artist Scott Wilkowski Infects Six Designer Toys
• USC Professor to Discuss History of Latino Journalism on Nov. 15
• UCLA Professor to Discuss Latinos and African Americans in Community Colleges Nov. 10
• PCC Football At Saddleback To Be Broadcast In Live Stream Video
• Fork in the Road sticks in for good
• A dozen pre-1915 cars to take endurance test on Mount Wilson Toll Road ascent
• San Dimas museum gives visitors a taste of railroad history
• Local Libyans celebrate the death of a tyrant, start of new era
• Observing the Faiths: Oct. 21
• Veterans Stand Down provides food, hair-cuts, clothing for homeless vets
• Opening of NASA-funded water-treatment plant celebrated
• South Pasadena Blotter: Oct. 21
• Larry Wilson: Nothing to lose but your chains
• Around South Pasadena: Oct. 21
• Weekend's Best Bets: Oct. 21
• Old Pasadena's 'unofficial mayor' Jim Plotkin dies
• South Pasadena Farmers' Market changes layout to meet fire safety standards
• Pulled from drain pipe, Gadhafi was shown no mercy
• Local leaders react to death of Gadhafi
• Pasadena cops take down Baldwin Park pot farm
• A dozen pre-1915 cars to take endurance test on Mount Wilson Toll Road ascent
• PCC Extension Offers Oak Glen Hoedown Trip
• PCC Orchestra to Perform Halloween Concert Oct. 29
• PCC Community Invited to Attend Candidates Forum Oct. 26
• Huntington Library conference marks 150th anniversary of the outbreak of the Civil War
• Statement by Mayor Bogaard on the Passing of Jim Plotkin
• Halloween Safety Tips from Pasadena Fire Dept.
• Halloween to Become a Fall Festival Extravaganza
• Joseph Helps Volleyball Sweep ELAC
• FROM THE SCIENCE DESK: NASA releases new topographic maps
• Husband and wife involved in fatal stabbing in Walnut
• San Gabriel Valley, Whittier organizations take part in Great ShakeOut
• GOP presidential hopeful Michele Bachmann: 2010 conservative surge was a "downpayment"
• Pasadena hotel project draws criticism
• El Monte police union gives big dollars, endorsement to council incumbents, mayoral challenger
• Lions and tigers shot in Ohio; owner freed them
• Investigation continues in Pico Rivera shooting
• Rose Bowl renovation financing gap estimated at $16 million
• Rosemead Boulevard project's updated design improvements unveiled
• Frank Girardot: Waiting for Michele Bachmann
• Green with envy: Rio Hondo College professor honored for environmental passions
• Women's Water Polo Evens SCC Mark At 3-3
• Around Pasadena, Oct. 20
• “City Beat” Topics Include Future of Rose Bowl Stadium, Ban on Plastic Bags
• Former area Congressman Matthew 'Marty' Martinez dead at 82
• Montebello diabetes group says finances wiped out in campaign finance scam
• Pasadena Unified School District News - October 17, 2011
• Rose Queen Drew Washington to reign over 2012 Rose Parade
• Dispatcher helps woman stop runaway car
• Contract approved in Pasadena's dam project
• Damaged hummingbird sculpture won't return
• Republican candidate Bachmann to speak in Pasadena
• Around the region, October 19
• Mt. SAC Too Much For Men's Soccer, 4-1
• Whittier-area teen suicide prevention program celebrates 10th anniversary
• Whittier-area and San Gabriel Valley police agencies take part in drug trafficking sweep
• Women's Soccer Breaks Slide, Blanks Mt. SAC, 2-0
• Seven candidates run for Temple City school board race
• Elated Gudiel makes first payment on new loan, vows to continue fighting for the cause
• Larry Wilson: Rose Queen wears a weighty crown
• Rosemead Boulevard project's updated design improvements unveiled
• Water Polo Goes 2-2 At Citrus Tournament
• Football Jumps To No. 14 In Regional Rankings
• West Pasadena Public Safety will be Topic of District 6 Town Hall Meeting
• Congressional hearing seeks feedback on "new American" entrepreneurship, skirts immigration issue
• National Park Service opens door to more parks and recreation in San Gabriel mountains, valley, river
• Around the region, October 18
• High court to hear Stolen Valor Act case
• Pasadena studies traffic to bring NFL to Rose Bowl temporarily
• Frank Girardot: Lions first loss results in Monday morning mayhem
• Fake Rockefeller makes brief court appearance
• Duarte's Beardslee students get earthquake ready
• Howard's appliance store to open at former Alhambra Circuit City site
• Around Pasadena, October 18
• Around Alhambra, October 18
• Alhambra police blotter, October 2 to 15
• High school reunions and military reunions
• It's Worth a Shot: Free Clinics Offer Flu Vaccines
• Lincoln Avenue and Public Schools will be Topics of District 1 Town Hall Meeting
• 17th Annual Pumpkin Festival
• Treats, Tricks, Pics, and Flicks!
• School districts lobbying to use alternate funds for teachers' pay
• Concert, gala honor art of Gershwin
• Illustrious Indian swami found much to like in Pasadena
• Patt Diroll's Social Calendar: Oct. 17
• SGVCOG officials set to meet with Caltrans to seek further reductions in audit
• King memorial dedicated
• 92-year-old gets birthday bucket wish driving NASCAR race car at Irwindale
• Feds' focus to turn on financial problems at former Head Start program
• Pasadena girl inspires at Heart Walk
• Hospital readiness on shaky ground
• Football Shocks No. 3-Rated Fullerton, 30-20
• Larry Wilson: Not to worry, but moderation died
• Hospital model to mimic catastrophic quakes
• How hospitals rate in quake readiness
• Hospitals prepare for the Big One with emergency plans, field tents
• San Gabriel Valley for Herman Cain?
• Judge denies request to delay Baldwin Park family's eviction
• Astronaut tours Huntington aerospace exhibition
• San Rafael fire station plan hits road block
• South Pasadena council election could impact 710 expansion
• Fork in the Road splits
• Man shot to death in Monrovia home
• It's Politics: Regional think tank victim of recession
• Consumers step up retail spending in September, with cars leading the way
• Around Monrovia: Oct. 15
• Monrovia police blotter: Oct. 15
• Downsizing Monrovia exterminator to host parking lot sale, will relocate to El Monte
• Rose Gudiel reaches new loan agreement with Pasadena bank OneWest, Fannie Mae for Bassett home
• El Camino Keeps Hex On PCC Volleyball
• Former Mt. SAC fire chief charged with 12 felony grand theft counts
• Women's Soccer Searching For Offense
• Rosales Sparks Men's Soccer In 2-2 Tie With LBCC
• Upcoming City of Pasadena Events - Oct. 14 to 22, 2011
• Help Redistricting Task Force Shape City Council District Boundaries
• Take the Online Library Technology Survey
• Seal Beach mourns 8 victims of salon shooting
• Pasadena cop uses art to open doors for homeless families
• Weekend's Best Bets: Oct. 14
• Around South Pasadena: Oct. 14
• Observing the Faiths: Oct. 14
• Larry Wilson: Three Amigos' Q&A deserves an amen
• South Pasadena Blotter: Oct. 14
• Attorney General considers major restructuring due to budget cuts
• South Pasadena school district hones in on plan to turn parking lot into revenue generator
• Salon Meritage known as vibrant, happy place
• Model T travels through California highlight Helen Lukens Gaut photo exhibit
• Mayfield student honored by Pasadena Police Foundation
• Eight Players Net Goals In WWP's 20-8 Win Over Trade Tech
• 8 killed in Seal Beach; suspect arrested in hair-salon rampage
• 'Gross financial mismanagement' cited in local Head Start program closures
• Silva Coaches 50th SCC Victory, Volleyball Takes Harbor
• Dozens of Occupy Wall Street protesters rally outside Pasadena banks
• Attorney involved in Watergate represented El Monte Transit Village developers in deposition
• Video: Occupy Wall Street protesters gather outside Pasadena banks
• Firefighters and hospital staffers look pretty in pink
• Video: 8 killed in Seal Beach salon shooting
• Pasadena Unified School District News - October 11, 2011
• Notes from the science desk: Caltech researchers come up with advanced petri dish
• Seven candidates vie for three seats on Monrovia school board
• Pasadena ArtNight opens doors across the city, all for free
• Around Pasadena, Oct. 13
• Pasadena cop uses art to open doors for homeless families
• ArtNight Pasadena will feature work of disabled artists
• PCC Receives AQMD's Clean Air Award
• Two PCC Students Earn Top Awards in Statewide Photography Contest
• Councilmember Tornek to Host District 7 Meeting
• La Rosa Elementary School gets Rascal mascot costume
• From the Politics Desk: Donnelly and Minutemen take on Sacramento
• Victim of Glendora pit bull attack recovering
• Citrus College students raise awareness, promote 'Coming Out Day'
• L.A. County to hire nearly 500 workers
• Secretary of Education talks American Jobs Act in Pico Rivera
• Medal of Honor recipients come to Pasadena
• Mission launched to see if oil remains on SS Montebello
• Around Pasadena, October 12
• Temple City police blotter, September 18 to 24
• Around Temple City, October 12
• Larry Wilson: Getting the scoop on Indian summer
• Football Among State Stat Leaders At Midway Mark
• Mosca steps down from Sierra Madre council
• West Covina teacher accused of molesting student appears in court
• Adaptive Recreation Artists to Bring Unique Perspective to ArtNight Pasadena
• Alhambra resident wins custom motorcycle building championship
• Around the region, October 11
• Seven princesses chosen to represent Tournament of Roses
• Monrovia High grad wins Nobel Prize in economics
• Around Pasadena, Oct. 11
• Classes will be in session on Wednesday, October 12, 2011
• Around Alhambra, Oct. 11
• Alhambra crime blotter, Oct. 11: Theft, fraud and burglary reported
• FPPC won't investigate former Monterey Park councilwoman and cash payouts in forgery
• Whittier Place resident wins senior spelling bee in Duarte
• Meet The 2011-2012 PCC Hoops Teams: "Night of Madness," Thursday, Oct. 13
• El Monte Transit Village developers attracted few foreign investments
• Police caution residents of telephone scam
• Frank Girardot: Al Davis and L.A.'s last true championship
• Photo gallery: Royal Court chosen for 2012 Rose Parade
• Water Polo's Gregg Records Rare Feat In Citrus Win
• artnight Pasadena Offers Art, Music, Culture and Cool
• Caltrans abandons Highway 39 repair
• Celebrity 'stem cell tourists' driving a dangerous trend, albeit in a promising field
• Patt Diroll: 'Power Chicks' list of achievements is long
• Social Calendar: October 10
• Gas and grand opera in Pasadena's past
• Local housing market performing better than most
• Five candidates vie for two Duarte council seats
• Nine seek three seats in South Pasadena council race
• Aerospace industry lifted Southern California
• Charisma Floats closes doors for good
• Al Davis, fiery owner of the Raiders, dies at 82
• Life's not a sprint, it's a marathon
• Pasadena student to compete in Pan American table tennis tournament
• Larry Wilson: New light shines on celestial bodies
• Brown approves student aid bill
• Ujima 2011-12 Goes To CAAM and USC
• Cross Country Women Bolt To 2nd Place, Men 3rd At Brubaker Meet
• Women's Volleyball Breezes Past Cerritos
• Economy add jobs, but not enough
• Sheriff's stats show crime down countywide
• Around Pasadena: Oct. 8
• State offering amnesty on unpaid traffic tickets next year
• New guerilla installation appears in place of vandalized hummingbird sculpture
• Monrovia property owner sues city, Gold Line again over planned rail yard
• Economy wilts Rose Parade's tiniest float builder
• Monrovia police blotter: Oct. 8
• Imprisoned ex-Temple City Mayor appeals bribery conviction
• It's Politics: End of the week legislative update
• La Verne man runs marathons barefoot to illustrate need for shoes for world's poor
• Rosemead woman obsessed with the ghastly and ghoulish to host Halloween-themed wedding anniversary
• Bill gives South Pasadena control of 710 extension
• Around Monrovia, Oct. 8
• Document: Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department releases crime statistics
• Video: Finalists announced for 2012 Rose Parade Royal Court
• South Pasadena Blotter, Oct. 7: Sex crime, loitering and pot possession reported
• Students learn about fitness from firefighters and police
• Bill gives South Pasadena control of 710 extension
• Rose Parade Royal Court finalists announced
• Pasadena Head Start programs close doors, let hundreds of employees go
• Around South Pasadena: Oct. 7
• Around Pasadena: Oct. 7
• Fannie Mae calls off eviction, will negotiate with Bassett resident Rose Gudiel
• Weekend's Best Bets: Oct. 7
• Observing the Faiths: Oct. 7
• John Wong to run for 49th Assembly District
• Moody's drops Sierra Madre water bond rating
• Larry Wilson: Steve Jobs changed lives with his genius
• PUSD Wins Major Arts Education Grant
• PUSD Names Chief Academic Officer
• Armenian faith leader Aram I comes to Pasadena
• Pasadena Vending Machines Get a Healthy Makeover
• Men's Soccer Can't Sustain Lead With Harbor, Tie 2-2
• Houdini Act For Women's VB: Another 5-Game Win Over Mt. SAC
• Code changes put restrictions on Azusa tattoo, massage and firearms businesses
• Around the Region: October 6
• Federal officials shut down foreign investment program in El Monte
• Hundreds march on Pasadena bank and San Marino home
• Santa Anita Park announces layoffs, streamlining as part of major reorganization
• Internal memo details Muir scuffle
• Duarte City Council rejects affordable housing project on Huntington Drive
• Caltech ranked first among world's universities
• L.A. protesters' tent city unhindered by rain
• Disparities highlighted in porn case penalties
• Weather related traffic accidents double locally, three fatalities
• Apple co-founder Steve Jobs dead at 56
• Outstanding Student Employee Award
• Frank Girardot: Time for banks to get a clue
• Blank Scores 6 Goals, But Water Polo On Short End v. Mt. SAC, 14-8
• Study Abroad in Beijing this Spring 2012 with PCC
• Board of Trustees to Hold Community Meeting on Oct. 19
• Activist, Journalist, Author Rodriguez to Speak at PCC Oct. 14
• Scientist Mark Helmlinger to Speak at PCC Oct. 10
• Students to Perform Noises Off Oct. 14 to 22
• Hundreds march on Pasadena bank CEO's Bel Air home
• Women's Soccer Pulls Out 2-2 Tie With Harbor
• Tree trimming resumes after lean budget years
• Pasadena restaurants and trucks in food fight
• New law widens state audit powers
• Perez backs away from furloughs for Portantino's staff
• Larry Wilson: Occupy Wall Street's truths and ironies
• General tells Pasadena Stem Cell Summit that regenerative medicine can be used to heal wounded vets
• Man jailed in connection with fatal Pasadena apartment fire released
• Around Pasadena, Oct. 5
• States to begin repaying loans from federal government
• Two docile mountain lions spotted at Sierra Madre residence
• Governor Brown approves synthetic marijuana ban
• Ron Howard film wraps at Altadena cemetery
• Around Temple City, Oct. 5
• Temple City police blotter, Oct. 5
• Intel co-founder Andrew Grove gives keynote at World Stem Cell Summit in Pasadena
• Pasadena's Muir adjusts to football without a head coach
• Italy appeals court clears Knox of murder
• Wall Street protest movement hits L.A.
• Two plead not guilty in investment scam
• Alaskan storms to bring rain, cold weather to region this week
• Frank Girardot: Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan readies for end of season
• Theft, fraud and burglary reported in Alhambra
• Pasadena police arrest man in connection with woman's death
• Judge orders Chicano activist Carlos Montes to stand trial
• Bassett resident and her supporters continue to camp out to block eviction efforts
• Gold Line's freeway bridge designed to be valley gateway
• Around Alhambra, Oct. 4
• Rios Grabs 36th As Women's Cross Country 10th In SoCal Preview Meet
• Upcoming class and military reunions, Oct. 3
• Budget: Lawsuits and lagging revenues
• Fair vendors tie success to location, location, location
• Patt Diroll: Honoring those who help children
• On its 10-year anniversary, upgrade for Paseo Colorado could be in the works
• Chris Holden picks up key support in state race
• The birds of Pasadena were favorites of 19th century collectors
• Lawyer alleged to have stolen hundreds of thousands from elderly Pasadena woman
• Social Calendar: October 3
• Around Pasadena: October 3
• Districts looking for water in far-away places
• Shaky Start, But No. 6 Volleyball Downs LBCC In SCC Opener
• Football Succombs To Turnovers In 33-19 Loss At Ventura
• Revitalizing the Rialto Theatre could be problematic
• Arcadia to revisit address change policy due to fear of four
• Seven vie for four PCC seats
• Larry Wilson: Return to a simpler way of city-making
• Around Pasadena: October 2
• Summer proved tough for investors of every stripe
• 'Coach' Cervantes McGuire leads Azusa 'team'
• School districts struggle with social media use by teachers
• World Stem Cell Summit comes to Pasadena
• Steve Scauzillo: It's still safe to ride bikes in Los Angeles
• Muir football coach suspended after scuffle with reportedly armed student
• White Hut on East Colorado closes its doors
• Woman found dead following Pasadena apartment fire
• Santa Anita Park opens to eager fans
• With al-Awlaki dead, al-Qaida lacks Western voice
• It's Politics: Eng does last-minute lobbying for bullying bill
• Around Pasadena: Oct. 1
• Around Monrovia: Oct. 1
• Monrovia Police Blotter: Oct. 1
• Foothill Unity Center gathers donations
• Curtain gets ready to rise as new 'A Noise Within' theater nears completion
• Pasadena Showcase House of Design gets thumbs down from San Marino neighbors
• Arcadia teen's parents sue city, driver over crosswalk death
• Hundreds gather for South Pasadena moon festival
• Larry Wilson: The talk at AxS is of fire and rain
• El Monte officials see FBI probe as learning experience
• Pasadena police officer named SGV Peace Officers Association 'Officer of the Year'
• Observing the Faiths: Sept. 30
• Around Pasadena: Sept. 30
• Weekend's Best Bets: Sept. 30
• South Pasadena Blotter: Sept. 30
• Around South Pasadena: Sept. 30
• Professor Receives Fellowship In Human Rights Education
• Art Gallery Displays Manhattan Project Exhibit During Pasadena Art Night
• PCC Extension Offers Pharmacy Technician and Veterinary Assistant Courses
• State No. 6 Volleyball Enters SCC Play At 8-1
• Public Invited to Redistricting Task Force Meeting
• Sheriff rejects ACLU report of rampant inmate abuse
• Arcadia council rejects more control for homeowner groups
• Giant Devil's Gate flood-control project in Pasadena begins environmental process
• Notes from the science desk: Stem cell summit planned
• Pasadena business holds annual 9/11 tribute honoring firefighters, police
• FBI, federal authorities investigating El Monte Transit Village project
• Frank Girardot: Jackson's 'doctor' embodies wrong prescription
• Power Play Clicks For Water Polo In 11-8 Win Over El Camino
• Arcadia police blotter, Sept. 29
• Document: ACLU report documents rampant abuse in L.A. County jails
• Prosecutors pile on embezzlement charges in case against Irwindale councilman and ex-city officials
• PCC Receives $5 Million Grant in Support of Science and Math
• Men's Soccer, Kirakosyan Keep Juggernaut Going
• Women's Soccer Stretches Undefeated Streak To 5 Matches
• World's fastest man - Usain Bolt - makes an appearance at Mt. SAC
• Postal workers rally in Pasadena, part of nationwide effort
• Rosh Hashanah ushers in High Holy Days
• Brown signs law to fast-track suits challenging downtown L.A. stadium proposal
• Temple City fitness class focuses on aerobics for the over 45 crowd
• Edison's right-of-way in East Pasadena revisited
• Status quo for Board of Supervisors as hundreds turn out to discuss redistricting
• Temple City police blotter, September 14 to 20
• Pasadena inches forward on energy saving
• Around Pasadena, September 28
• Around Temple City, Sept. 28
• Berkeley students organize 'diversity bake sale' to protest Hernandez bill
• Mission historians will discuss impacts of music in early California
• ESL Conversation Groups
• Caltech professor wins National Medal of Science
• CSU Impaction 2012-2013 websites Live
• World War II vet fulfills dream by returning to Santa Anita
• Nationwide home sales hit 50-year low
• Bracero program exhibit captures Inland Empire connection
• Designer Con Sixth Annual Art and Design Convention
• LAPD responds to tips about flash mob phenomenon
• Siobhan Foster next Pasadena public works director
• Brown fails to ease supervisors' concern over prisoner release
• GOP aims to improve outreach to Latinos
• Frank Girardot: Unlicensed house painter winds up in county jail
• Behind the rope
• Arts and science combine for Pasadena's 'AxS Festival 2011/Fire and Water'
• Alhambra's Joslyn center reopens with $900,000 face-lift
• News briefs
• Alhambra police blotter
• Around Alhambra
• Arcadia City Council rejects increasing control of HOAs
• Curtain gets ready to rise as new `A Noise Within' theater nears completion
• Riverside City Official Chosen as Pasadena's New Director of Public Works
• Barrera Sets Single-Game Assist Record; WP 2-2 At Cabrillo Tournament
• Patt Diroll: Huntington hosts black-tie gala
• Native Americans seen through mid-19th century eyes
• Social Calendar: September 26
• El Monte man convicted of killing prostitute
• U.N. showdown over Palestine highlights failed process, uncertain future for U.S.
• County supervisors appear headed toward stalemate in redistricting battle
• DA wants former priest and sex offender Michael Baker placed in state hospital
• Hernandez Passes For 445 Yards, 4 TDs In Loss At COD
• Steve Scauzillo: Saving our state parks: Vote with your feet
• Duarte celebrates Route 66, cityhood
• British baroness pays homage to George Washington at Huntington Library
• Larry Wilson: Finally the fall and it's for real
• State auditors could get greater powers to scrutinize cities, water districts
• Religious candles - veladoras - becoming ever more popular as roadside memorials
• Baca ramps up programs to help inmates turn around lives
• Prison realignment plan could result in rehabilitation or historic crime rates
• New Pasadena Unified principal comes with statewide honor
• Blank's 7 Goals Powers Water Polo To First Win
• Asian tiger mosquito infestation in El Monte spreads
• 63-year-old man beaten and carjacked outside West Covina VFW post
• The art of furniture, showcasing masterworks by Sam Maloof
• Pasadena Rosebud Academy charter school defies odds
• Monrovia police blotter, Sept. 24: Assault, burglary and domestic violence
• It's Politics: More dirt and ironing in the AB 52 battle
• Free 'Music Under the Stars' outdoor concert expected to be popular audience choice
• Around Pasadena, September 24
• Monrovia Police Blotter, Sept. 24
• Jefferson Elementary School Principal Named
• Pasadena Unified School District News - September 22, 2011
• Oaklawn District neighbors seek funding to restore work of Charles Greene
• Alleged killers of popular Pasadena barber appear in court
• Monrovia vies for Most Business Friendly City award
• MLB seeks sale of Dodgers
• Book Club
• Kirakosyan On Scoring Binge, Men's Soccer 5-1-1
• Group remembers deceased Alhambra rider with 'ghost bike' memorial
• Four booked for suspected murder in Pasadena barber's death
• Deputy stops runaway car in La Crescenta
• Bassett resident hosts rally to protest eviction by Pasadena bank
• Weekend's Best Bets: Sept. 23
• Larry Wilson: Among schoolchildren, conjuring the poet
• South Pasadena Blotter: Sept. 23
• Around South Pasadena: Sept. 23
• Observing the Faiths: Sept. 23
• Football's Williams Named NSC Defensive Player of Week
• Faith and positive outlook key to 100-year-old Pasadena woman's longevity
• Dow plummets on worldwide fears about economy
• Around Pasadena, September 23
• Not right now
• Hell on the horizon
• Killer combo
• Plenty of POPS
• Three the easy way
• 'Born this Way'
• Playing for passion
• NASA's falling, dead satellite was part of flagship mission for climate science
• Bassett resident hosts rally to protest eviction by Pasadena bank
• Hundreds gather for South Pasadena car show
• Free 'Music Under the Stars' outdoor concert expected to be popular audience choice
• Women's Volleyball Survives In 5 v. Orange Coast
• Police investigate Pasadena barber's murder
• Mini fire-engine shows its muscle at fire department demonstration
• $5 million cancer treatment center opens in Monterey Park
• Former NFL players, state and local officials speak out in favor of proposed Industry stadium
• 2 Fullerton police officers charged in death of homeless man
• Fed does the Twist: $400 billion plan to help economy
• Undocumented immigrants voting in Pasadena thwarted
• Emotions key to decision-making
• San Gabriel home will not be classified 'historically significant'
• Around Pasadena, September 22
• Youth take spotlight at fifth annual City of Hope HIV/AIDS Summit
• Signing off
• Dead letters
• What's in a name?
• The count
• One of us ... again
• You can't top this
• Area Home Sales
• Harder, faster, longer ... NOT!
• Inspiration from 'Beyond'
• The cradle will rock
• Alhambra resident vies for custom motorcycle building championship
• Golden Camellia Club aims to keep seniors active
• San Gabriel resident objects to his home's historical significance
• Political activist Isabell Masters, whose presidential ambitions started in Pasadena, dies at 98
• Sen. Ed Hernandez hits back against attack ads
• Azusa assumes responsibility for pricey report if council rejects proposed parking structure
• Larry Wilson: When a police chief dares to pen a note
• Around Temple City, September 21
• Temple City police blotter, September 7 to 13
• Alhambra hit-and-run suspect released pending further investigation
• Deputies seeks prolific tagger who operates under 'RUETS' moniker
• State officials: Alhambra Firefighter's PAC violated campaign reform laws
• In the military, September 21
• Lawyers for Old Fire suspect seek to get indictment dismissed
• In search of work: Employment fair draws hundreds of job seekers
• Tax the rich, Obama says; class warfare, says GOP
• Report sees slow growth
• Union, grocery chains reach tentative agreement
• Klunder to oversee L.A. News Group's metro division
• Cal Poly Pomona president braces for a challenging year in higher education
• Head over tail in love
• Frank Girardot: Mayweather Ortiz draws crowds to some unusual spots
• Around Pasadena, September 20
• Around Alhambra, September 20
• New exhibits at Pasadena Museum of California Art
• City of Hope HIV summit features Jake Glaser
• Crews on Main Street Project will work day and night to minimize impact on businesses
• PCC Awarded $16,000 Grant From Verizon Foundation
• Pasadena City College to Offer Sociology and Psychology Degrees
• PCC To Host Performance Sponsored by League of Women Voters
• Women's Cross Country Takes 10th At UC Riverside
• Race For The Rescues
• 'Mad Men,' 'Modern Family' claim top Emmys
• Grocery deadline passes with no strike
• The Pasadena Civic Auditorium wasn't too small - the Emmys just got too big
• SPECIAL REPORT: Poverty takes toll on Pasadena children
• Rose Bowl jobs report misses mark
• Patt Diroll: Honoring the peacemakers, advocates
• Social Calendar: Sept. 19
• Astronomy through a century-old lens
• Hernandez Passes, Rushes Football To 39-9 Rout At LAVC
• `Unprecedented' market for city managers could drive up salaries, officials say
• Residents, Duarte officials demand compensation over new Edison towers for Tehachapi project
• Hopefuls imagine a place on Royal Court
• Rose Parade floats tryout in Irwindale
• Covina salons cut hair, give proceeds to Citrus Valley Hospice
• California desperate for jobs, impact of proposed federal plan remains to be seen
• Pasadena and school district are cooking up fire station deal
• Larry Wilson: TED and ideas worth spreading
• Around Pasadena: Sept. 18
• Gore presents reality about climate change in 24-hour webcast
• Volunteer Now: Altadena Historical Society
• Peck Park construction about to begin with $600,000 grant
• Communities gather to honor the Harvest Moon
• Donnelly appears on Star-NewsMakers
• Montebello temporarily backs off plan to charge kids $25 to use athletic fields
• County jobless rate climbs to 12.5 percent, but local cities see drops
• Men's Soccer Settles For Late 2-2 Tie At Victor Valley
• Women Soccer's Gutierrez Extends Goal-Scoring Streak To 5 Games
• Cooper's PUSD address offers a progress report mixed with praise
• JPL lays off 40 employees
• Monrovia City Council grants 127th historic landmark designation
• Around Pasadena: Sept. 17
• Monrovia Blotter: Sept. 17
• It's Politics: Assemblyman Donnelly braves 'Daily Show'
• A twist on tradition
• Let's be civil
• The color of love
• The best reception
• Your honeymoon awaits
• Wedding Guide 2011
• Not-quite-great expectations
• Nobody left behind
• Forever Man
• Planetary Pitchman
• New rebates boost home energy upgrades
• Opening set for Descanso's new $2.9 million art gallery
• Weekend's Best Bets: Sept. 16
• Larry Wilson: Maps to homes of L.A. County royals
• Around Pasadena: Sept. 16
• Around South Pasadena: Sept. 16
• South Pasadena Blotter: Sept. 16
• South Pasadena citizens want to advise in city planning
• South Pasadena police, fire departments to host open house
• Observing the Faiths: Sept. 16
• Kentucky Marine who saved troops gets Medal of Honor
• Caltech scientists developing early quake warning system imagine a smart, automatic response infrastructure
• San Gabriel men charged in immigration scam
• Temple City church to host marrow donor registry drive for teens
• L.A. County to lay off 164 probation workers
• PACCD 2011 - 2012 Adopted Budget
• Foundation work begins on I-210 Gold Line Bridge
• Ex-West Covina biker gang boss gets 14 years in secret sentencing hearing
• Blaze badly damages industrial building in Monrovia
• San Gabriel weighs new massage parlor laws
• El Monte City school superintendent stands behind scrutinized construction firm
• Around Pasadena: Sept. 15
• Pasadena's Heritage Square clears hurdle, work remains
• City will play host to 7,000 Special Olympics athletes for Summer Games in 2015
• EPA orders Northrop to spend $20 million to build groundwater treatment plant in Valley
• Eagle Rock Musician Squeezes and Paints to Communicate
• Monterey Park police fatally shoot knife-wielding man
• Around the Region: Sept. 15
• Frank Girardot: Seeking a vaccine for the idiotic pandering of presidential candidates
• Social Security cuts hit area offices
• Top Colleges to Attend PCC University Day on September 19
• Women's Water Polo Young, But Versatile In 2011
• Dave Alvin gets his propers
• Good Grammer
• Lightnin' strikes Arcadia
• Complete 'Control'
• 'Brilliant!'
• First priorities
• Home away from home
• Area Home Sales
• 'Beneath' and beyond
• Two kinds of 'Drive'
• Volleyball Ranked No. 6 In First State Top 25 Poll
• Potentially dangerous species of Asian mosquito discovered in El Monte
• Three years' probation for former Monterey Park councilwoman implicated in forgery
• Caltrans finalizes audit of SGVCOG, reduces scope of grant repayment to $89,262
• Women discover new steps at Live Oak Park
• Citrus College unveils new $23 million Student Services Building
• Residents mobilize against low-income housing on Duarte's Huntington Drive
• Pasadena's oldest neighborhoods, houses, get national historic designation
• Early Flurry Helps Women's Soccer Defeat SMC, 4-3
• Board President To Deliver Annual State Of The Schools Address
• Around Pasadena, September 14
• American Jobs Act: What's in it for California?
• Temple City police blotter, August 31 to September 6
• Larry Wilson: The best local artists are more like craftsmen
• PACCD Fiscal Year 2011-2012 Adopted Budget
• CAPED 2011 Student Scholarships Application
• In Pennsylvania, somber funeral for remains from Flight 93
• Azusa couple witnesses shooting rampage at Nevada IHOP
• Playhouse District to unveil transformed utility boxes as public art
• Monterey Park remembers Flying Tigers
• Proposed new county tax would treat storm water
• Alhambra police blotter, September 4 to 10
• Around the region, September 13
• Frank Girardot: Lack of license spells trouble for painter
• Around Alhambra, September 13
• Commercial development could bring jobs for youths
• Around Pasadena, September 13
• Men's Soccer Back On Track, Now 4-1
• Pair of Quality Wins At ECC Tourney Keeps Volleyball Perfect
• Past on Parade: Pasadena minister's wife no shrinking violet
• Patt Diroll: Elachi of Caltech-JPL: il est magnifique
• Social Calendar: Sept. 12
• Arcadia City Council expands special events allowed at Santa Anita Park
• Mom's the Word: Cooking up tasty recipes with your kids
• Former IndyMac CEO Perry resurfaces, defends himself in blog
• Allan Hancock Overpowers Football, 55-21
• Larry Wilson: Terrorist attacks and courage of convictions
• Low-cost dental clinic in works, grant to provide care for low-income seniors
• Around Pasadena: Sept. 11
• Alhambra schools superintendent's motto: 'Don't waste a crisis'
• Steve Scauzillo: The trouble with normal
• Volunteer Now: Village Venture Arts and Crafts Faire
• Women's Soccer Pulls Out Tie With Moorpark, 1-1
• Rosemead to unveil 9/11 memorial sculpture on Sunday
• West Covina council authorizes $1.5 million settlement for fatal 2008 officer-involved shooting
• State Senate approves L.A.'s NFL stadium fast-track
• Former Tournament of Roses official dies at 86
• Pasadena NAACP honors community crusaders
• It's Politics: Big week for gun control
• Remembrances of 9/11 planned to mark 10th anniversary
• Foothill residents gain tips on living with bears, wildlife
• Duarte officials won't face misuse of public fund charges regarding Azusa mining project
• Monrovia police blotter, Sept. 10: Domestic violence, DUI reported
• Around Monrovia, Sept. 10
• Under new terror threat, plans to mark 9/11 anniversary go forward
• Wall Street loses ground on economic fears
• Tea with Newt
• PCC Cross-Country Alum Rodriguez Named CCAA Athlete of Week
• Officials work to keep kids cool as probe of AC systems at high schools continues
• Cut taxes, Obama tells Congress in $450 billion jobs plan
• Weekend's Best Bets: Sept. 9
• Around Pasadena: Sept. 9
• Monrovia mayor resigns as alternate from Gold Line board
• Tournament of Roses executive director resigns, cites 'personal reasons' for sudden departure
• Larry Wilson: Old-school skiing thanks to Newcomb
• South Pasadena Blotter: Sept. 9
• Around South Pasadena: Sept. 9
• Parking lot sale or lease could close South Pasadena Unified budget gaps
• Observing the Faiths: Sept. 9
• Man sentenced for fatal La Canada Flintridge big rig crash
• Power out for millions in California, Arizona and Mexico
• Counterterrorism officials investigating credible threat involving New York or Washington
• Local Congressional representatives divided, cautious after Obama announces $447 billion jobs plan
• Peace out
• The Count
• Time will tell
• 9/11: Nothing learned. Nothing gained.
• The urgency of 9/11/11
• Another 5-Game Win For Women's Volleyball v. AVC
• Vandalized sculpture removed, artist ponders possibility of repairing new public artwork
• L.A. County Fair exhibit explores intricacies of anatomy
• Perry, Romney square off during GOP debate at Reagan Library
• Monrovia seeks redevelopment exemption
• UCLA to play San Jose State in partially renovated Rose Bowl on Saturday
• Around Pasadena: Sept. 8
• Murder trial postponed in slaying of San Gabriel woman
• Fact check: Rick Perry, Mitt Romney twist records in debate
• Frank Girardot: Decade since 9/11 proves freedom isn't free
• PCC Presents Faculty Art through September 24
• PCC Presents First Year Experience Speaker Series Beginning September 15
• PCC Tops Colleges Statewide in Osher Fundraising
• The long war
• Café Market Mecca
• A matter of control
• Area Home Sales
• Music from madness
• Gentle fury
• Swingin' Saturday
• Trax
• Infectious entertainment
• Come together
• Softball's Danielle Lugo Joins Other PCC Alumnae At Morgan State University
• Football QB Posthuma Named SCFA Offensive Player of the Week
• Judge: Bank can evict woman who had OneWest mortgage
• Gingrich blasts Obama
• Poll: OK to trade some freedoms to fight terrorism
• Temperatures expected to soar
• NFL stadium skeptics to AEG: Just what is 'carbon neutral'?
• City officials consider second pension tier for new employees
• Former Rosemead man arrested in Mexico
• City's newest public art sculpture vandalized
• Latino district plan meets opposition
• From the Politics Desk: State Senate passes shark fin bills
• Women's Soccer Rallies, But Santa Ana Responds In 4-2 Loss
• LA Mission Snaps Men's Soccer Win Streak
• Larry Wilson: Take your shoes off and no one gets hurt
• Around Temple City, September 7
• Temple City police blotter, August 24 to 30
• A passion for jazz
• Upcoming class and military reunions: Sept. 6
• Lightning, weather cut short Mt. Baldy's Run to the Top for the first time in history
• Recovering Pasadena alcoholic runs to save lives
• Around Pasadena: Sept. 6
• Relaxing of wildlands restrictions could set off new gold rush
• PUSD voter lines threaten allies and incumbents
• Alhambra's 626 bike riders own the night
• You collect what? Eclectic collections - 'Eclections' for short - is a Fair must-see
• Around Alhambra: Sept. 6
• 10 years, 21,000 bone fragments, no 9/11 closure
• Frank Girardot: In search of leadership in Sacramento
• Jobless recovery has become a reality
• Race heats up in San Gabriel Valley's Asian Assembly District
• Patt Diroll: Enjoying a bash with polo ponies
• Social Calendar: Sept. 5
• Pasadena as "Paradise" - circa 1883
• Terrorist attacks: a universal television event
• Mom's the Word: Ten years after 9/11, this mom is still hopeful
• Posthuma Posts Historic Pass In Football's 49-28 Opening Win Over Glendale
• A community unites and saves Arcadia teachers' jobs
• L.A. County Fair opens
• Duarte's Huntington Drive to get signal, crosswalk near site of three pedestrian fatalities
• Calls made for statue of Tuskegee Airman in Monrovia
• Larry Wilson: Say Yes! to create your very own job
• San Gabriel Mission marks 240th anniversary with fiesta
• Arcadia superintendent addresses the state of education
• Steve Scauzillo: Some companies make green jobs out of regulations
• Volunteer Now: Teen Advisory Council at Arcadia Library
• Cross Country Newcomers To Be Tested In 2011
• Rosales Scores Again, 3 Straight Wins For Men's Soccer
• Women's Soccer Looks For Improvement In 2011
• Muir just too much for San Gabriel, 43-20
• Eighty-Seventh Season Of PCC Football Begins
• Mt. SAC, PCC raise millions for scholarships
• It's Politics: Tea Party bringing Newt Gingrich to Pasadena on Tuesday
• Old Pasadena could see new development on longtime parking lot
• Local CHP offices stop using Rowland Heights tow service
• Around Monrovia: Sept. 3
• Monrovia Blotter: Sept. 3
• Workers prepare to drill foundations for 210 Gold Line Bridge
• Hiring remains flat in August, fueling fears of another recession
• Obama scrubs clean-air regulation, but California won't see much impact
• Science center on wheels teaches West Covina students about water conservation
• Parishioners, neighbors and councilman petition for traffic signal in Baldwin Park
• Climb every mountain
• At 63, new Mt. SAC chief is ready for challenge
• El Monte Union High School officials accuse contractor of false billing
• What Pasadena's Aging Fire Stations Mean for You
• Against the odds: Outnumbered Blair wins in season opener
• Boot camp operator accused of kidnapping, extortion changes lawyers in Pasadena case
• Devil's Gate Dam sediment now being spread over Johnson Field
• Orchestra to stage free five-concert series at Ambassador Auditorium
• Weekend's Best Bets: Sept. 2
• Larry Wilson: Year's worth of papers only above the fold
• El Monte and Rosemead High School construction subject of state agency probe
• Around Pasadena: Sept. 2
• South Pasadena Blotter: Sept. 2
• Around South Pasadena: Sept. 2
• South Pasadena considers major repairs along Monterey Road
• West Covina police seize $1 million worth of cocaine, 12 guns, cash
• Observing the Faiths: Sept. 2
• Horse patrol 'Guardian of the Arroyo' Don Zimmerman dies at 99
• Enormously fun food at the L.A. County Fair
• 2011 API and AYP Results Released
• The Hunt for Distinction
• From retro to metro: updating a mid-century gem
• Mid-century Marvelous
• Lord of the Fries
• Splendor in the Grass
• Defensive end
• Portraits of peace
• Putting Pasadena first
• The Master Craftsman of Modernism
• Dirty deeds
• Idle hands ...
• Something's 'fishy'
• Letters
• Napolitano in, Hernandez out
• API scores rise across the western San Gabriel Valley
• Notes from the science desk: JPL's Juno snaps photo of Earth and Moon
• Blair students are in with the new at PUSD
• New statue is the latest in series of exhibits for Pasadena
• Recalling 9/11 through art, reflecting a decade of change
• The San Gabriel Mission celebrates 240 years of religion, culture and turmoil
• Rose Bowl stabbing victim reflects on 15-year sentence of San Fernando Valley man
• Men's Soccer Dominates SD Mesa, 4-0
• Frank Girardot: WikiLeaks website has lots to say about Mexico's drug wars
• After 166 years, the Michael White Adobe could get new lease on life
• Left Coast
• This Modern World
• Area Home Sales
• Data Center: 2011 California School API Scores
• PCC Presents Encore Presentations of Broadway Songbook VII, in September
• Alhambra, Monterey Park students go back to school
• School notes, August 31
• Pasadena police blotter, August 22 to 27
• Habitat for Humanity completes upgrades on five Temple City homes
• Pasadena student interns at JPL, gets a jump on his future
• Antonovich withdraws opposition to downtown NFL stadium
• Helicopters rush food, water to cut-off Vermont towns
• Larry Wilson: Exiles of the Palisades sought L.A.'s freedoms
• Temple City police blotter, August 17 and 23
• Altadena residents question force in arrests
• PCC Associated Students Launch New Website
• PCC Child Development Center Participates in National Food Program for Needy
• JPL readies GRAIL for lunar orbits
• Public input sought on Monrovia nature preserve's draft environmental review
• Homeowner rejects $4,000 deal to leave her home without a fight
• New economic program should bring jobs to Alhambra
• Library offers treat for book, toy donation
• Portantino touts study, accuses Assembly of cooking the books
• Police: Father confesses to killing infant
• Upcoming class and military reunions, Aug. 30
• Alhambra police blotter, August 14 to 27
• Around Alhambra, August 30
• Rep. Sanchez: Innovation in water difficult without earmarks
• Frank Girardot: A Randy Newman trip to Huntington Park
• Around Pasadena, August 30
• PCC Extension registration for Fall 2011 classes is now open online
• All 2011 PCC Radiologic Program Students Pass National Exam
• California Connects and MESA Help PCC Students Succeed
• County redistricting: Cities prefer status quo, minority groups want more representation
• Patt Diroll: Dressing for a new season of events
• Social Calendar: August 29
• Pasadena merchants kept secret credit ratings
• Marshall Fundamental Secondary School Principal Named
• Downgraded but still deadly, Irene batters East Coast
• New conservancy chief Stanley takes job in lean times
• Mom's the Word: Live and learn for back to school
• Walnut man returns after aiding rebels' cause in his native Libya
• Online degrees find acceptance as universities jump onto the bandwagon
• San Gabriel Valley could lose dollars, jobs in redistricting
• Neighbors say no to NFL at Rose Bowl
• Holden kicks off Assembly run in Pasadena
• Infant killed in fiery crash on 110 Freeway
• Pasadena police fire shot during arrest, no one injured
• Around Pasadena: August 28
• Steve Scauzillo: Oh, the places you'll go for shade
• Volunteer Now: Hurst Ranch Historical Center
• Men's Soccer Begins 2011 Season On Winning Note, 4-1 Over Cuyamaca
• Industry mayor: Roski uncertain about NFL stadium plans, discusses building retail stores instead
• Walking the line among city's gangs
• Women's Volleyball Opens 2011 Season With 2 Wins
• PUSD Prepares For the Start of the 2011-2012 Academic Year
• Monrovia Unified offers first Summer Music Institute
• Walking the line in Pasadena gang life
• Around Monrovia, Aug. 27
• Robot teaches English as Second Language
• Four companies pay over $7 million to settle claims of South El Monte water pollution
• Cooks dream of being new 'Food Network Star' sensation
• State lawmakers release finances
• It's Politics: More redistricting in the works
• Around Pasadena, Aug. 27
• PCC, Metro, and Foothill Transit Partner to Offer Students Affordable Transit Passes
• Industry mayor: Roski uncertain about NFL stadium plans, discusses building retail stores instead
• Temperatures to continue hot through weekend
• School year starts in South Pasadena
• More information released in Pasadena slaying
• NASA discovers coolest class of stars
• Gov. Brown unveils plan to boost job creation
• Movie tells obscure tale of 'Bible Storyland,' the theme park that almost came to Rancho Cucamonga
• Women's Volleyball: Setter Strong In 2011
• Lane, ramp closures set for 57 Freeway this weekend as Caltrans repairs pavement
• Weekend's best bets, August 26
• Around South Pasadena, August 26
• South Pasadena police blotter, August 26
• Proposed ban on the shark fin soup remains hot topic in the San Gabriel Valley
• OneWest goes for eviction of La Puente woman
• Observing the faiths, August 26
• Community rallies around family affected by fire
• Fall Arts: We'll always have Pasadena
• 'The Bird and The Beatles'
• Final Friday
• Opening Doors
• Starry, starry night
• House of horrors
• All-inclusive hate
• Art for everyone's sake
• Back to school
• New stamp of Hopper painting draws crowd at Huntington
• Demolition nears end at Pasadena's Constance Hotel
• Westfield Santa Anita may add new restaurants to its Promenade
• Public art projects coming around Pasadena
• Graffiti near memorial prompts Pasadena arrest
• Developer recommended for Pasadena's Heritage Square senior housing project
• Legislature to conduct audit of Caltrans 710 corridor properties
• Frank Girardot: Nothing stops a bullet like a job
• This Modern World
• Left Coast
• Area Home Sales
• Etched in memory and granite
• Striking out
• Home remedy
• Sentenced to Life
• Bookstore open Saturday August 28 and September 4
• Libyan rebels storm seat of Gadhafi's power
• 5.8 quake rocks Washington, D.C. area, felt on East Coast
• Pasadena shooting leaves teen dead
• Officials: Candle caused fatal house fire in Hacienda Heights
• Heat wave hits San Gabriel Valley area
• Temple City evaluates options for Emergency Operations Center after funding eliminated
• El Monte city council candidates debate city's image, developers
• Rosemead Boulevard project drawing to a close
• Around Temple City, August 24
• Back to School for Pasadena - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Larry Wilson: Ex-Gov. Huntsman needs a more evolved approach to science
• Temple City police blotter, August 24
• Asian American Assembly District first in state
• Langham Hotel drops plans to build luxury on-site condo development
• Around Pasadena, August 24
• Upcoming class and military reunions, August 23
• House fire in Hacienda Heights kills two, injures two
• Alhambra's Century High opens with new campus, principal
• Show shuts down bridge
• Community college, CSU chancellors predict more cuts and higher fees
• Local Libyans relish victory, plan long-awaited trips
• Gadhafi's regime teeters on collapse, but son is free
• Around Alhambra, August 23
• County sees first total property value increase in two years, most local cities see steady gains
• Frank Girardot: Octomom and a brood of stories
• Locals Highlight PCC Football Intrasquad Scrimmage Friday, Aug. 26
• New York Drive gets 9/11 signs in memory of New York City's Twin Towers victims
• Patt Diroll: A cornucopia of costumes
• Social Calendar: August 22
• Echoes of the Civil War in Pasadena
• Around Pasadena: August 22
• Tripoli falls to Libyan rebels
• Grocery workers reject contract deal
• Mom's the Word: Thinking of many gifts and 'the hardest gone'
• Anticlimactic end to a wonderful journey
• Ramadan observed at new Islamic center in Rowland Heights
• West Covina revitalizes town with new shops
• New evidence in Pasadena graffiti case
• Larry Wilson: No accounting for the taste of `78
• At 65, Arcadia amputee rides cross-country for charity
• San Gabriel Mission prepares for annual fiesta
• Liberals complain about Obama; will it cost votes?
• Steve Scauzillo: Republicans fade to dark on lightbulb gains
• School district's new field-use fees cause angst for Monrovia little league
• Lady Gaga's choreographer leads PSA workout for kids
• Monterey Park woodworking company loses out on Long Beach contract - to Canadian firm
• Unemployment jumps to 12.4 percent in L.A. County; state also sees hike
• Authorities arrest suspected 'Tri-Cities Bandit'
• Monrovia Blotter: Aug. 20
• It's Politics: Showdown in O.C. as Miller calls out Royce
• Woman's meeting with OneWest Bank officials rescheduled
• Contractors on notice in Rose Bowl project
• El Monte moves toward purchase of property once owned by murdered, 'iconic' community member
• Protesters invade bank headquarters to protest foreclosure practices
• Weekend's Best Bets: Aug. 19
• Huntington's only Edward Hopper painting becomes postal "mini-masterpiece"
• Larry Wilson: The daily paper - news and its fits
• South Pas farmer faces new allegations of lying to customers
• South Pasadena Blotter: Aug. 19
• Around South Pasadena: Aug. 19
• Pope demands greater ethics in economic policy
• Observing the Faiths: Aug. 19
• Cities say the Legislature is trampling on their powers
• Three GOP lawmakers show office budgets
• Market suffers another deep decline
• Here today, gone ...
• Havoc in Cyberspace
• PCC Presents Broadway Songbook VII, Aug. 19-21
• Pasadena City College Welcomes new Executive Team with Luncheon
• PCC To Provide Educational Information at South Pasadena Farmers Market
• Pasadena to push back against racist graffiti
• Around Pasadena: Aug. 18
• U.S. Navy recruiter accused of sexual assault arrested by El Monte police
• Arcadia City Council makes headway on pension reform with approval of employee contracts
• El Monte welcomes Rio Hondo; construction begins on new educational center
• Mother accused in abduction case details life on the run
• New Sierra Madre School Principal Named
• Frank Girardot: More peanut butter and Miracle Whip
• Temporary flood-control measures expected to ensure Rose Bowl safety
• Supervisor Antonovich says he prefers keeping San Gabriel Valley intact in Fifth District
• Capital Caprine Cuisine
• No Two Ways
• Calm, Cool and Collected
• So Long, Sailor
• The Living Cartoon
• Sing It
• Trax
• Freaky folk
• Going Out in Style
• Perfect Pairing
• Tenth Annual Welcome Day Helps Students Soar into College Success
• PACCD Board of Trustees Votes for Transparency in Engaging External Expert to Guide Redistricting Required by 2010 Census
• Construction restricts Pasadena City Hall access
• El Monte Transit Village moves forward as legal battles loom
• Temple City plans for protected bike lanes on Rosemead Boulevard
• Fake Rockefeller to face preliminary hearing in January
• In the military, August 17
• Board reverses itself, appoints Chavez to MWD
• Pasadena leaders balk at pension fix
• Portantino-Perez feud grows
• PUSD STAR Test Results Released
• San Marino voters to consider council term limits, public safety tax
• Larry Wilson: The push to 'close' Eaton Canyon Falls
• Temple City police blotter, August 17
• Fruit fly infestation contributes to farmers' woes
• Baldwin Park reaches out to Monrovia for guidance on curbing gangs
• Redistricting Commission OKs final maps
• Deadly season at Eaton Canyon spurs call for more public education
• Most incumbents to face challengers in upcoming city, school board races
• Alhambra moves to save redevelopment projects
• Around Alhambra, August 16
• Man suspected of crimes an hour after jail release
• Pasadena Eagle Scout soars with Angels
• Pasadena-area schools improve on annual STAR test
• More racist graffiti found in Northwest Pasadena
• Data Center: 2011 California STAR Test Scores
• Alhambra police blotter, August 16
• Frank Girardot: Rooting for Food Network's Sandwich King
• Upcoming class and military reunions, August 15
• It's time to prepare for mid-year cuts
• L.A. Works program helps youths
• Portantino defies Dems, pushes transparency bill
• Helicopter rescues injured woman near Eaton Canyon waterfall
• Patt Diroll: Women's City Club toasts Gartz
• Social Calendar: August 15
• Sailing by steamship could hit rough waters
• Mom's the Word: Feeling the loss of new family member
• Northwest Pasadena liquor stores in cross hairs
• Nearly 90, history comes alive at The Derby restaurant
• Larry Wilson: Rolling down the river even when it's in L.A.
• Pasadena program finds the perfect match for volunteers
• New Rosemead Aquatics Center opens
• Around the Region: August 14
• Cutbacks cause community college students to scramble for classes
• Market ends week on up note, but concerns linger
• Steve Scauzillo: An idea that will float your boat
• Volunteer Now: L.A. County Fair
• Pasadena pays tribute to Ralph McKnight
• Train 'flyover' gets conceptual approval in Walnut
• Pasadena homelessness survey begins to get results
• Exports help businesses boost their bottom line
• It's Politics: Portantino gears up for congressional showdown with Hernandez
• Monrovia Blotter: Aug. 13
• Monrovia police chief to adopt new technology
• Mother accused of absconding with congressman's grandchildren pleads not guilty
• Fundraiser held in honor of killed San Gabriel teen
• Hello Kitty has arrived at the Bookstore! We're more than just a Bookstore!!
• Last of the 'Arcadia 4' tree-sitters takes a deal, gets community service
• Wall Street continues see-saw action as Dow gains 423 points
• Weekend's Best Bets: Aug. 12
• Long Beach man arrested after shooting in Northwest Pasadena
• Around Pasadena: Aug. 12
• Larry Wilson: Amazon should drop its populist pretensions
• Five Acres children's home leader Bob Ketch to retire after 34 years at the helm
• South Pas businesses struggle as Fair Oaks construction is extended
• South Pasadena Blotter: Aug. 12
• Around South Pasadena: Aug. 12
• Rose Bowl Operating Company approves tailgating guidelines
• Observing the Faiths: Aug. 12
• Former Miss Diamond Bar arrested in Mexico with congressman's missing grandkids
• State Supreme Court to hear redevelopment fight
• Another round in Ten Commandments fight hits Florida
• Back to the roots
• 'Will the Circle Be Unbroken'
• Party in the park
• Soothing Saturdays
• No 'Help' needed
• The 15-percent solution
• Remembering Mitrice
• Economic engine
• Victim Reversal
• Summer breeze
• Rick's Drive-In set to close
• Ek Chuah!
• Jester in the outfield
• Breeders' Cup back at Santa Anita in 2012
• Walnut High students retake AP exams after district reports stolen booklets
• Man convicted in Montebello fatal hit-and-run
• Sale of troubled Rosemead hotel to Chinese investment firm expected within weeks
• SoCal grocery workers ready to reject latest health proposal, strike
• Wary investors send markets into another dive
• Group pushes to make Alhambra more bike friendly
• Around Pasadena: Aug. 11
• Frank Girardot: Manling more likely to die of old age than lethal injection
• Notes from the Science Desk: Mars rover arrives at Endeavour crater
• The Best Medicine
• This Modern World
• Area Home Sales
• Letters
• Left Coast
• Two Faces of Political Activism
• A Fresh Approach
• Coming and Going
• Flattering flavors
• Wall Street regains ground on Fed announcement
• Sheriff's headquarters to move from Monterey Park to Downtown L.A.
• Roski's right-hand man: More "active" than ever in bid to buy an NFL team for Los Angeles
• Racist graffiti sparks concerns in Northwest Pasadena
• International star of dance, vaudeville dies at age 98
• Temple City police blotter, August 10
• Little Old Ladies offer to pay state Assembly for McKnight proclamation denied by Speaker John Perez
• In the military, August 10
• LA council approves framework deal for NFL venue
• Temple City library gets facelift
• Around Pasadena, August 10
• Larry Wilson: Old School Pasadenans reuniting in memories
• Around Temple City, August 10
• Upcoming class and military reunions, August 9
• Alexander Soto Elected Student Trustee for Pasadena Area Community College District
• Apply Now and Catch the Design Tech Wave at PCC
• PCC Languages Professor to Receive Pacific Regional Faculty Member Award by ACCT
• Arcadia resident lives 100 years with grace
• Wall Street plummets on S&P downgrade
• Pasadena counts homeless in effort to house unsheltered
• Aging NASA Mars Rover Opportunity expected to land on huge crater Tuesday
• Alhambra Ford continues to grow in down economy
• Obama offers states way out of No Child law
• Around Pasadena, August 9
• West Nile Virus hospitalizes San Gabriel Valley man
• Around Alhambra, August 9
• Alhambra police blotter, August 9
• State Senate committee to consider protecting L.A. stadium proposal from state environmental laws
• Rosemead to unveil new aquatics center
• Pasadena sticking with the 'Fork in the Road'
• Patt Diroll: A nip and a nosh to help the needy
• Social Calendar: August 8
• Flickers from the silent era of movie history in Pasadena
• Europe crisis revives 2008 fears but risks are less
• The search for homeless vets continues
• Mom's the Word: Back-to-school shopping crossed off the list
• Young man dies after fall at Eaton Canyon Falls; second death in a week
• Several San Gabriel Valley cities move toward pension reform
• Larry Wilson: The lovely and deadly Eaton Canyon Falls
• Monterey Park Fire Department adds pet life-saving equipment to arsenal
• Pasadena runs the light on traffic cameras
• University of La Verne relocates a regional campus to Ontario
• Pasadena police look to prints to solve mystery
• Around Pasadena: August 7
• Green jobs gaining traction in California, but more jobs needed in all sectors
• The real drama was in private as debt deal hatched
• Steve Lambert: Our system is still best, conflict or not
• Pomona makes cuts in retirement benefits for more city employees
• County Probation Department trying to avoid federal takeover
• Volunteer Now: Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden
• Jobs report good enough to calm Wall Street
• Police warn of nighttime home intruders in West Covina, Arcadia
• Maestro Jorge Mester named artistic director of Young Musicians Foundation
• South Monrovia resident pushes for neighborhood park
• Altadena woman dies from fall at Paseo Colorado
• 710 Freeway to close over 10 weekends
• Portantino's effort to honor Pasadena civil rights leader caught in Assembly politics
• Get the whole 'Kitten Kaboodle' at Pasadena Humane Society adoption
• It's Politics: Statewide call for transparency in state Assembly continues to grow
• Monrovia crime blotter, August 6
• Around Monrovia, August 6: Families sign up for traffic safety program
• Around Pasadena, August 6: Pasadena men jailed in L.A. pot dispensary raid
• County supervisors to consider new district map that moves West Covina, Santa Fe Springs
• S&P downgrades U.S. credit rating from AAA
• Breeders Cup returning to Santa Anita
• Wall Street tumbles on fears of another recession
• Still no leads in Pasadena burned body
• Size mostly a small matter for Pasadena woman
• South Pasadena Farmers' Market vendor charged in goat milk conspiracy
• 2 more hikers rescued from Eaton Canyon
• Assembly releases members' office budgets for 2010 early
• New effort starts to find and rehouse Pasadena's most vulnerable homeless
• Weekend's Best Bets: Aug. 5
• Larry Wilson: It's a republic, but should we keep it?
• Caltech professor nominated by Obama
• Woman fatally stabbed in San Gabriel identified; husband named as suspect
• South Pasadena Blotter: Aug. 5
• Around South Pasadena: Aug. 5
• West Covina serial rapist who had tongue bitten off by victim to be sentenced
• Around Pasadena: Aug. 5
• Whiting Out Racism
• Passion Players
• The Younger Woman
• Zorthian Lives!
• Sable Smooth
• Forging a Path
• Broadway Comes to Pasadena
• Good show, Pasadena
• Ape over 'Rise'
• Trax
• Football Sends 13 More Players To 4-Year Universities
• Numbers show drop in black Pasadena residents, rise in Asian population
• Age has nothing on the Monrovia Senior Stompers
• Pasadena approves first phase of Devil's Gate project
• Three stabbed - one fatally - during San Gabriel domestic dispute
• Probe coming in Pasadena charred remains case
• Pasadena Scottish Pipes and Drums head to world championships
• Legislation could save Gold Line board members from conflict-of-interest lawsuit
• Arcadia Chess Club has all the right moves
• Around Pasadena: Aug. 4
• Frank Girardot: Mothra is no match for 2 people and a bag
• Portantino to seek transparency amendment, possible audit of Assembly
• Notes from the Science Desk: Latest Mars discovery ready
• Weak spending report fuels market decline
• Debt is a done deal, but peace truce already fades
• Temple City revamps code enforcement policies and procedures
• New DMV office open for business in El Monte
• Arcadia-based neurologist has license suspended
• Ex-Monterey Park councilwoman pleads guilty to felony forgery
• Car crashes through business in Pasadena
• Body found in Pasadena home
• Larry Wilson: New Pasadena motto? "Book 'em in 2012"
• Temple City police blotter, August 3
• Hiker killed in fall from Eaton Falls identified
• Around Pasadena, August 3
• Schiff wants more oversight of ATF
• Database: Search spending by state Assembly members for 2008-09 session
• <font color="darkred">UPDATE:</font> Obama signs debt bill after final Senate vote
• House OKs debt bill; Giffords brings down House
• Parents hope that daughter's death leads to pedestrian safety improvements in Alhambra, San Gabriel
• San Marino High senior experiences village life in China
• Experts: Too soon to gauge local impacts of debt ceiling deal
• Upcoming class and military reunions, August 2
• Pasadena prostitution stings nets 12 suspects
• Around Pasadena, August 2
• Alhambra police blotter, August 2
• Around Alhambra, August 2
• Editor's Note
• Frank Girardot: Waiting for the last minute
• Database: Search stipends paid to San Gabriel Valley city council members
• Pasadena artist commissioned to paint Stations of the Cross for USC's new Catholic church
• Post office to be named in honor of Goodall
• Patt Diroll: Viva for 125 years of service
• Social Calendar, Aug. 1
• Pasadena self-taught bird expert became first Museum of Natural History director
• Obama, GOP reach deal to avoid default
• City council pay, reach just the beginning for elected officials
• Mom's the Word: It's OK to bar kids from some restaurants
• Helping in the hunt for homeless veterans
• New county dog ordinance troubles animal advocates
• Steve Scauzillo: Former councilman turns green over bicycles, solar power
• Fairplex show pulls all the right strings
• San Gabriel Valley residents take clipping coupons to the extreme level
• Experts: Assembly uses gimmicks to obscure members' spending
• Larry Wilson: Chills, spills, thrills in local redistricting
• Heritage Square project down to two competing senior housing developers
• Pasadena-area school briefs: July 31
• Sierra Madre School auditorium named after retired principal
• Police and sheriff's officials prepare for `National Night Out'
• Volunteer Now: Pasadena Museum of History
• Lawmakers continue seeking compromise on debt
• Northwest Pasadena art scene on the rise
• El Monte's Macias weighs run for congressional seat
• Survey shows some Monrovia residents not happy with traffic, lighting in their neighborhoods
• Trucker acquitted of murder
• Monrovia Blotter: July 30
• Action On Film festival comes to a close in Pasadena
• It's Politics: Efforts to recall California's gay history law move forward
• House approves debt bill; Senate rejects it
• New Calif. political maps to favor Democrats
• The Brainiac ­Mom
• Meet John Gundry
• How To Use Your Inheritance to Cushion Retirement
• Our Retirement P­lan
• Localmotive
• Mad Maxi
• Poutine on the Ritz
• War and peace
• Retired LAPD sergeant's slaying in Walnut remains unsolved
• Mural unveiled on Temple City Library wall
• Debt-limit vote postponed as GOP seeks support
• Rose Bowl hosts job fair as residents vie for one-on-one time with local employers
• Weekend's Best Bets: July 29
• Sources: RV allegedly bought with El Monte school district funds seized from maintenance supervisor's home
• South Pasadena council votes to approve new 710 ordinance
• Larry Wilson: Summer school's rocking its robots in the PUSD
• South Pasadena Blotter: July 29
• Around Pasadena: July 29
• Laurie bringing Los Angeles Harvest to Dodger Stadium on Sept. 10
• Bogus court filings spotlight little-known sect
• Observing the Faiths: July 29
• Around the Region: July 29
• Costa trial enters sixth day of deliberations
• State redistricting plan released; lots of changes facing Valley, Whittier
• Garfield Gumbo: The spy who taught me
• PCC Local Vendor Information Meetings Set for August 5 and 6
• PCC Awarded Talent Search Grant by Department of Education
• Cycling for homeless veterans
• Contract OK'd for Gold Line extension work
• Pasadena Unified approves contract for superintendent
• Driver in Arcadia teen's death to stand trial on felony manslaughter charge
• Reward issued in slaying of Altadena teen
• Around Pasadena: July 28
• Rosemead to take bids for trash-hauling contract
• PUSD Welcomes Superintendent Jon R. Gundry
• U.S. credit rating in peril
• Frank Girardot: El Monte gets Vet Hunters off to promising start for trip
• Obama may have an escape clause
• Science notebook: Asteroid leads Earth in orbit around sun
• Taking charge
• perfect, fit
• Tide after tide
• Odd man out
• 'Radio Tragedy!'
• Foot-stomping fusion
• Trax
• Finding her MUSE/IQUE
• Crazy Stupid Aliens
• Fab Funky Fun
• PCC Educator Earns Loebner Prize for English Tutor Robot
• Brown appoints Goodwin Liu to state high court
• Former Monrovia mayor Rob Hammond says he's running for school board
• Temple City seeks school drive donations
• Longtime Rosemead city councilman Imperial dies at 81
• Around Temple City, July 27
• Assemblyman Eng pushes whooping cough vaccine awareness
• Arcadia city manager Don Penman says he will retire in October
• Pasadena continues restrictions on Super Liquor
• LAC Student Employee of the Month
• Around Pasadena, July 27
• Temple City police blotter, July 27
• Assembly refuses to release legislators' budgets
• Larry Wilson: New York steals all of Cali's gay thunder
• In the military, July 27
• Man recovering after attempting surgery on self
• Proposed Pasadena hydroponic store readies to open on Lincoln Avenue
• Teens seek safeguards at Alhambra crosswalk where youth was killed
• Federal officials charge residents of Alhambra, Walnut, Rowland Heights and Arcadia in alleged Industry-based smuggling ring
• Southern California Edison prepares response to Duarte officials over power outages
• Battle for parolee oversight is likely
• Obama: Halt '3-ring-circus,' avert US default
• Correction, July 26
• Airport project delays place Jacobs Engineering in limbo
• Accord by NFL players, owners ends 18-week lockout
• Around Pasadena, July 26
• Alhambra police blotter, July 26
• Around Alhambra, July 26
• Frank Girardot: Lockout over; Are You Ready for Some Football?
• Moms the Word: Goodbye, Borders
• Deportations rise sharply under Obama administration
• Roller derby teams make appearance in Pomona
• Pasadena celebrations, 7-25
• Victim's rights experts: Marcy's Law results mixed
• Social calendar - 7-25
• PUSD Names School Principals
• Deputies gear up to enforce permanent gang injunction in La Puente area
• Steve Scauzillo: Revelation, restoration sum up this columnist's environmental philosophy
• First book a humbling experience for ex-King of the Valley
• Alhambra Pearl Harbor survivor, active El Monte volunteer dies
• New Ice Skating Center ready for September opening
• PUSD and City Hall open fire station talks
• Some Rose Bowl project bidders say they can't meet local hiring goals
• Larry Wilson: Get summer's scoop in Sicily or Altadena
• Volunteer Now: Glendora Community Conservancy
• Judge to decide if man of accused of killing his ex-girlfriend will stand trial
• Around Pasadena: July 24
• Pico Rivera mayor: city's payment of golf fees `allowable'
• Steve Lambert: Redistricting's one-two punch
• DMV issues 30-day grace period amid confusion over vehicle registration
• Group planning bike ride for homeless veterans short of fundraising goals days before ride
• Jobless numbers inch up in L.A. County
• Hundreds attend funeral service for Montebello infant killed by car
• Norway attacks blamed on domestic terrorism
• Funeral Mass held in memory of J. Terrence 'Terry' Lanni
• West Covina VFW to hold food truck event
• Gold Line board says deal reached with Monrovia
• Gabrielino High speech team among best in the nation
• It's Politics: Redistricting panel could put Rep. David Dreier out of office
• Foothill Unity seeks additional funds for back-to-school event
• Around Monrovia: July 23
• Monrovia Blotter: July 23
• Judge nixes Dodgers' financing plan
• SGVCOG approves budget despite uncertain future
• 'Security hold' placed on details of Pico Rivera body
• Fair to Introduce Contractors Working on Rose Bowl Stadium Renovation
• Neighborhood Connections is Moving
• Funeral set for racing legend
• Pasadena Police search questioned in Sarge McFarland case
• Weekend's Best Bets: July 22
• Larry Wilson: Rep. Bachmann, pain is not from the shoes
• 'Street Cred' exhibit puts a fine-art spin on graffiti
• South Pasadena Blotter: July 22
• Repairs to Gold Line scheduled
• Man in Rose Bowl stabbing to serve 15 years in plea bargain
• Around Pasadena: July 22
• End of an era: Last space shuttle comes home
• Observing the Faiths: July 22
• As NFL's lockout nears end, future L.A. team still up in air
• Last licks
• Best fork forward
• The right track
• Dining Guide 2011
• Pasadena's hidden gems
• Uncovering the truth
• Renaissance Man
• 'Crazy' helps
• Pasadena City College Appoints New Executive Team Members
• Pasadena Fire Chief Dennis J. Downs Announces Retirement
• Chief Downs to retire from Pasadena Fire
• Pasadena courthouse cafeteria reopens
• First Pasadena Operafusion festival highlights home-grown talent
• Political, civic activist McKnight dies at 78
• Man charged in Rose Bowl brawl agrees to plea deal
• Defense attorney: criminal charges in Angeles Crest murder trial are 'imagined'
• PUSD Summer Graduation Ceremony
• Former star athlete and San Gabriel High principal Jack Mount dies
• San Gabriel River gets good grade despite signs of stress
• Bipartisan plan targets popular tax deductions
• Frank Girardot: Action on Film returns to Pasadena
• Science notebook: Caltech creates test tube smarts
• Barn burners
• Wake up to break up
• Area Home Sales
• Good boy, Jim
• Marvin goes pop
• Interpreting Bettye
• A different dance
• TRAX
• Ready ... Set ... Action!
• Comedy with 'Benefits'
• PCC Supplementary Retirement Plan Post-Analysis Summary Report
• Pasadena City College Goes Green with Online Community Report and Photo Archives
• All I Care About Is Me Exhibit on Display at PCC Art Gallery July 28 to Aug. 2
• Huge deficit-cutting bill sails through GOP House
• Pasadena's undercover learning network
• Crime-fighting Chihuahua returns a hometown hero
• Monterey Park City Council considers ballot measure and possible move to county fire services
• Gateway Temple City project attracts $1.5 million in foreign investment
• Driver in collision that killed teenage San Gabriel resident cooperating with investigation
• Arcadia police honor officer slain in line of duty in 1927
• Prosecution: Driver turned truck into 'death rig' in Angeles Crest case
• Guthrie appointed Arcadia Police Chief
• Spirit rover celebrated
• Sport Chalet founder Norbert Olberz dead at 86
• Larry Wilson: What's so practical about practical ed?
• Temple City police blotter, July 20
• Pasadena police blotter, July 20
• Lawmakers speak out on debt-ceiling deadline
• Fear of more failing test scores sets off clash over No Child Left Behind
• Deputies seek Altadena robbery suspects chased by Chihuahua
• San Gabriel teenager dies from injuries in Alhambra hit-and-run
• Maury Wills, San Diego Chicken inducted into Reliquary
• Cities prepare to pay to keep redevelopment agencies while hoping for courts to overturn their elimination
• Correction, July 19
• Alhambra officer not wearing seat belt at time of death
• Hall of Fame career
• Temporary "toadal" ban on dumping debris at Johnson Field
• Around Pasadena, July 19
• Alhambra police blotter, July 19
• Frank Girardot: Clark Rockefeller, meet Mike Rockefeller
• Upcoming class and military reunions around the San Gabriel Valley, July 18
• McFarland case delayed until August
• Patt Diroll: Looking to draw younger crowds
• Social Calendar, July 18
• Pasadena History: Songs at the Tabernacle
• Class and Military Reunions: July 18
• Around Pasadena: July 18
• U.S. dream denied: Resilient Japanese win World Cup in shootout
• New pollution standards are in the air
• 'Carmageddon' fears vanish as 405 Freeway reopens early
• Mom's the Word: There are no guarantees covering tragedy
• Alleged serial killer accused of killing El Monte, Hollywood women charged with Chicago slaying
• Religious discrimination suit against Walnut still pending
• Experts: Lack of debt agreement could lead to global financial meltdown
• Pasadena police solicit anonymous tips through Crime Stoppers
• Villa Esperanza turns 50
• Around Pasadena: July 17
• Closure of freeway fails to bring Carmaggedon
• California moves toward reversal of Prop. 209
• Volunteer Now: The First Tee
• Legislature expected to give schools relief on whooping cough immunization deadline
• Family and friends send off fallen Alhambra officer
• A surreal sight, a ghost 405 freeway, awaits L.A.
• Federal deadline looms to increase debt ceiling
• JPL's Dawn craft to circle giant asteroid
• Arcadia's historic homes on exhibit
• Around Pasadena: July 16
• 'Rose Gardens at Santa Teresita' to be first phase of senior living project
• Monrovia Blotter: July 16
• Montebello infant is killed in L.A. crash
• Montebello officials move to obtain loan
• Around Pasadena, July 15: Second trial begins in alleged hatchet murder
• Health care reform money comes to SGV schools
• San Marino man talks of polo with royalty
• Weekend's Best Bets: July 15
• Robinson Park Summer Festival celebration set for Saturday
• Monrovia councilman on leave for Army
• South Pasadena Blotter: July 15
• South Pasadena downtown revitalization project expected to move forward
• Observing the Faiths: July 15
• Bidding adieu to Harry: Potter fans line up for final film
• Cobb Estate purchase continues to resonate
• Around Pasadena, July 14: Baseball Reliquary to hold 'Shrine' induction Sunday
• Community Input Sought July 19 on Proposed Ordinance to Ban Plastic Bags
• Carmageddon? 405 closure may be overblown
• Fire damages two homes in Pasadena
• Duarte library opens after $175,000 renovation
• Eng takes issue with name of business
• 'Music Man' of San Marino: Teacher discusses latest venture
• L.A. Street Food Fest to entice traffic-weary locals
• Report: Arcadia driver charged in teen's death could not have avoided accident
• Science notes: Project focuses on wind research
• Frank Girardot: Maybe not the best use of a Caltech education
• Pasadena City College - Budget Development Sheet
• Perfect Pairing
• Hearing without listening
• Yellow Blinders
• 'Timbuktu Tarab'
• Indies rule at Old Towne Pub
• Rock revolutionaries
• Watching for signs
• Making Whoopee
• Trax
• Political payback?
• Brittany Williams Promoted To PCC Softball Head Coach
• Free Workshops Will Offer Water-saving Alternatives to Grassy Lawns
• Betty Ford remembered at bipartisan memorial
• Redistricting Commission halts second draft release
• $18 million endowment establishes global climate change center at Caltech
• CSU approves another fee hike
• First responder recounts fatal crash between two Alhambra police vehicles
• Santa Anita one of three finalists for 2012 Breeders' Cup
• Lawmakers seek more money for crash victims
• Around Pasadena, July 13
• Pasadena police blotter, July 13
• Students, advisory art group create mural for Temple City Library wall
• Larry Wilson: Here in meatspace, Huntington digs down
• Around Temple City, July 13
• Temple City police blotter, July 13
• Family and co-workers remember Alhambra policeman who died after crash
• Pasadena pantry for poor needs help
• St. John Vianney parishioners work to rebuild burned church
• Alhambra couple sponsors summer film festival
• "A Noise Within" prepares for launch of first Pasadena season
• No stopgap: Obama demands big deal for debt limit
• Readers respond: Share your thoughts on the national debt issue
• Alhambra police blotter, July 12
• Portantino cries foul after Assembly strikes his office budget
• Around Pasadena, July 12
• Frank Girardot: Debt ceiling 'debate'
• Arcadia to host IRS-led task force that targets money-laundering crime cartels
• Five more people say they were swindled in scheme using PTA
• Schools work to get students vaccinated for pertussis before fall schedule begins
• Upcoming class and military reunions around the San Gabriel Valley, July 11
• Around Pasadena, July 11: St. Andrew celebrates to traditional mariachi beat
• Officer dies in crash when police cars collide in Alhambra intersection
• Patt Diroll: Twisting the night away
• Patt Diroll's social calendar, July 11
• Reaction to homeless is unsettling
• Colorado River story reads like adventure
• Schools work to get students vaccinated for pertussis before fall schedule begins
• Pasadena residents call for fire station investigation
• California moves toward reversal of Prop. 209
• Make-a-Wish Foundation helps children realize their dreams
• Five more people say they were swindled in scheme using PTA
• Rosemead opens newly remodeled aquatics center, the Splash Zone
• IRS-led group is moving to Arcadia
• Larry Wilson: "The kind of a girl that makes the `News of the World"'
• Alhambra employee says officials destroyed memo on a 2001 fatal fire in deposition
• Pasadena behind in infrastructure upgrades
• Cream of the collection goes on view to celebrate Pacific Asia anniversary
• Monrovia's small-town life, in black and white
• Former first lady Betty Ford dies at 93
• Shuttle in final blast-off
• Detectives continue probe into South El Monte heist
• Around Pasadena, July 9
• It's Politics: Rep. Schiff speaks out on Syrian situation
• Monrovia police blotter, July 9
• Stolen exams invalidate AP tests at Walnut High School
• Friday jobs report weaker than hoped
• Upcoming City of Pasadena Events - July 9 to 16, 2011
• Fake Rockefeller pleads not guilty in 1985 San Marino cold case
• Free Summer Festival at Robinson Park July 16
• Dick Williams, Pasadena Junior College Alumnus and Major League Baseball Hall of Famer, Dies
• Precautions Urged During Hot Weather
• Community Meeting Will Focus on Open Space and Conservation Element of General Plan
• Youth sports park planned for vacant Irwindale lot
• Vermeer masterpiece on display at Norton Simon
• Arcadia teen's family files claim
• Weekend's Best Bets: July 8
• Golfers give lessons to area children in San Gabriel
• Larry Wilson: New state arts boss hails from South Pasadena
• South Pasadena City Council relaxes 710 stance
• South Pasadena Blotter: July 8
• Former Temple City mayor draws pension despite felony conviction
• Around Pasadena: July 8
• Observing the Faiths: July 8
• Prosecutors begin second attempt to secure death penalty for Rowland Heights woman
• Obama: Budget talks ongoing
• Gold Line board challenged for conflict of interest
• Fake Rockefeller to enter plea in '85 murder case
• Supervisors approve ban of 'for sale' vehicle parking, ordinance goes into effect in 30 days
• Fake Rockefeller returns to L.A. to face charges in slaying of San Marino man
• Deadline Extended for General Plan Survey
• Monk Hill Treatment Plant Brings Local Pasadena Water Source Back in Service
• 2011 'Little Old Lady from Pasadena' crowned
• Pasadena's $8.5 million water treatment plant begins operations
• Frank Girardot: Casey Anthony case proves that the glove doesn't always fit
• Alhambra resident, Chicano activist pleads not guilty to six felonies
• Strong memories go with last shuttle flight
• Fake Rockefeller returns to L.A.
• Construction on new toll lanes on 10, 110 freeways getting started
• New research director takes over at the Huntington Library
• Around Pasadena: July 7
• San Gabriel OKs funds to help seniors with repairs
• L.A. County approves ban of 'for sale' vehicle parking
• Funny you say that
• Freedom from the past
• Healthy helpings of R&B
• Trax
• Dirty work
• Workin' that Mojo
• Vivid viewing
• This Modern World
• Left Coast: Pasadena Edition
• A 'Better' perspective
• Police Department Applies for Grant to Fund Youth Accountability Board
• Casey Anthony cleared of murdering young daughter
• Baseball diplomacy at Pasadena Library
• Deputies release composite of suspect in Pico Rivera park molestation case, step up patrols
• Rosemead Boulevard in Temple City to be revamped in 2012
• Constance Hotel restoration begins, small businesses to leave as Colorado Boulevard project gets underway
• Workers' comp claims up at agency
• Larry Wilson: Lost and becalmed dog days of summer
• Parsons sells Old Pasadena headquarters for $320 million
• Around Pasadena, July 6
• Bill allowing UC, CSU to consider race, gender, economic background in admissions passes key committee
• Immigrant children not served by Health Care Reform will pose health risk for other children
• Data show prison doctors at top of state pay scale
• Temple City police blotter, July 6
• Thousands gather at Pasadena's Rose Bowl in salute to America
• Festival fetes Fourth of July in South Pasadena
• Alhambra's Independence Day is sticky sweet
• Alhambra crime blotter, July 5: Cops report thefts, fights and battery
• Around Alhambra, July 5: Lions on the big screen for a buck on Main St.
• POST finishes report on Rio Hondo's police academy, former administrator questions findings
• Around Pasadena, July 5: Local Sierra Club looking for new members
• Sales tax cut, rollback in vehicle license fee expected to fuel more auto sales
• Mother of slain Alhambra teen supports and educates victims' families
• Upcoming class and military reunions around the San Gabriel Valley, July 4
• Mom's the Word: Proud to be an American in America
• Rosemead unveils 9/11 museum for July 4 holiday
• Redevelopment change likely headed for court fight
• Courting new visitors
• Class and military reunions: July 4
• Around Pasadena: July 4
• Patt Diroll: Evenings for artists and animals
• Televised trip down Memory Lane
• Social Calendar: July 4
• Stalled Pinks strip club in Industry awaits fate in court
• Around Pasadena: July 3
• Controversial bone marrow transplant reaches 20-year milestone
• Steve Lambert: Fabric of memories on the 4th
• 'Til death do they part
• Foothill, Asian influence districts out, Republicans in?
• Westfield Santa Anita mall adds new tenants as rival Caruso project collapses
• Southwest Pasadena, Arroyo Seco top statewide LGBT population maps
• Larry Wilson: Pasadena Jaycees taking the rose to Japan
• Volunteer Now: Convalescent Aid Society
• Altadena girl killed by mother's car
• Little Old Lady finalists are Pasadena's real thing
• It's Politics: Lindsey Lohan tweets on the economy (sort of)
• Keeping the 4th safe and sane
• July 4 celebration gets Monrovia summer concert season off with a bang
• Monrovia blotter: July 2
• PIH doctor, physician's assistant swept off bridge in Yosemite
• Scorching Independence Day weekend predicted
• Calif. budget: Some see a year of magical thinking
• Schiff confirms al-Qaida threat to Monrovia plant
• SGVCOG apologized, paid executive director $72,000 settlement after DA's probe
• Shoppers have mixed feelings over plastic bag ban that goes into effect today
• FBI assesses terrorist threat against Monrovia-based AeroVironment
• PUSD Board Enters Into Negotiations With Jon Gundry as Final Candidate For Superintendent
• Pasadena Unified School District names Jon Gundry superintendent
• Larry Wilson: Altadena Library goes 'e'
• South Pasadena crime blotter, July 1: Burglaries, assaults, thefts, DUI reported
• Around South Pasadena, July 1: South of Delancey performed at Fremont
• Religion briefs, July 1: Presbyterian Church celebrates the Fourth
• Website dedicated to memory of fallen South Pasadena officer goes online
• Thieves target wiring in vacant San Gabriel businesses
• Gov. Jerry Brown signs rare on-time state budget
• Historic cemetery in Rosemead offers new peek into Civil War era
• Contractors charged with unlicensed activity in West Covina sting operation
• Supreme Court to review state meat law that resulted from Chino animal abuse scandal
• The Last Word
• UPDATE: Going forward
• Upcoming City of Pasadena Events - July 4 to 9, 2011
• Chancellor Scott Comments on 2011 - 2012 Budget
• Tickets Still Available for Fourth of July at Rose Bowl Stadium
• Fire Department Urges Barbeque Safety During Extended Fourth of July Weekend
• PWP Offers Innovative Home Energy Audits
• Take the Community Survey on General Plan Alternatives
• Everyone's Everyman
• Fired Alhambra employees claim officials covered up origin of fatal 2007 fire
• Cal Phil is off and running to Santa Anita
• McFarland enters not guilty plea in kidnapping case
• Rose Bowl area sprayed with fire retardant to prepare for July 4 fireworks
• Fourth of July events
• Around Pasadena: June 30
• Confrontational Obama rebukes GOP on debt talks
• 'Supreme Commander' of fake Army unit in Temple City sentenced to three years
• Frank Girardot: Pasadena bids adieu to 242 pounds of "blue, twisted steel"
• PUSD Names Rose City High School Principal
• LA County program creates jobs for 2,200 youths
• Glendora police seek serial burglary suspect
• Happy Birthday, America
• A Big Big Band
• Trax
• Roots rockin'
• Art for our sake
• Art for our sake
• Salad days
• Put your best house forward
• For the love of Ripley
• Dark and 'Distracted'
• July 9 Workshop: Know Your Rights as a Victim of Crime
• Pasadena City College Flea Market Features Bargains, Food Trucks, and Fun July 3
• Community Invited to Needs Assessment Workshop July 14
• June 30 General Plan Workshop will be Conducted in Spanish
• State lawmakers close budget deficit on rosy projections
• Around Temple City, June 29: City posts list of local firework retailers
• Temple City crime blotter, June 29: Neighborhood watch group discusses burglary
• Smoke, ashes from East Los Angeles brush fire reach Pasadena
• Hundreds of grocery workers rally, contract negotiations intensify
• Pasadena cuts 150 jobs and transfers $15.4 million from PWP to balance budget
• Historic Herkimer Arms development goes affordable, goes ahead
• Temple City residents react to photo of former Mayor collapsing in court
• Arcadia driver pleads not guilty in death of teen
• Pasadena crime blotter, June 29: Police report assaults, burglaries
• Old Pasadena's free open-air film fest returns
• Larry Wilson: Pipe-organ dream that Rialto may open again
• Getting the most bang for your buck: 2011 fireworks buyers guide
• Military Notes, June 29: Army Pvt. Jessica A. Bradle graduates from basic training
• Merlot by Mail
• Lights, Cocktails, Action!
• The Great Debate
• Budget Details Emerge
• Fake Rockefeller's return to face charges in San Marino cold case delayed
• Three die when truck erupts in flames following big rig collision on 57 Freeway
• San Gabriel woman faces life in prison for teen's slaying
• Around Pasadena, June 28: 'Open carry' gun ban heads to Senate floor
• Superintendent hopeful drops out of PUSD interviews
• Homeless man and woman shot at in Pasadena
• Alhambra retirement community to close; residents will be uprooted
• Around Alhambra, June 28: Griswolds grace library screen tonight
• Nonprofits hope to spark earnings with fireworks sales
• Frank Girardot: Justice Scalia becomes new hero in the world of Grand Theft Auto and Mortal Kombat
• Bankruptcy filing shows Dodgers bleeding red ink
• Gov. Jerry Brown ditches special election, plans more spending cuts
• Editor's Note
• The Fast and the Furriest
• Flower Power
• Upcoming City of Pasadena Events - June 27 to July 4, 2011
• PUSD's College and Career Pathways Win Connect ED Grant
• When tough love turns deadly
• Patt Diroll: Bash benefits Humane Society
• Social Calendar, June 27
• Lert brought orchestra into limelight
• Around the Region: June 27
• Class and Military Reunions: June 27
• Mom's the Word: The days of summer and loving doing nothing
• San Gabriel Valley, Whittier schools embrace arts education
• Health coverage crucial to grandparent caretakers
• Mexico rallies to beat US 4-2 in Gold Cup final at Rose Bowl
• Larry Wilson: Pipe-organ dream that Rialto may open again
• Arcadia man drives down memory lane after reuniting with rare Chevy II
• Around the Region: June 26
• Desert pipeline would send water to LA County
• Volunteer Now: L.A. Zoo
• US border security: Huge costs with mixed results
• Gasoline prices falling, further declines anticipated
• Gun violence spree continues in Baldwin Park
• U.S., Mexico face off in sold-out Gold Cup soccer final at the Rose Bowl
• Friends and co-workers remember South Pasadena officer in somber but lively funeral service
• Opening statement heard in fatal La Canada Flintridge big-rig crash case
• 'It's Politics: Pasadena Tea partiers ready to unveil "Courage, New Hampshire" in Monrovia
• NASA's Dawn on track for year-long asteroid probe
• Monrovia's first black school board member dies at 74
• Monrovia blotter: June 25
• Around Pasadena: June 25
• Fred Fimbres Chosen 24th PCC Head Football Coach
• Free Health Fair Sunday Includes Hands-Only CPR Training
• Ex-Temple City mayor Cathe Wilson sentenced to four years in prison in corruption case
• Names released in PUSD superintendent search
• New Pasadena program offers hope to vets and their families
• Caltech researchers get dinosaur body temperatures for first time
• Larry Wilson: Battered by ebooks, bookstores fight back
• Star-News evacuated, one hurt as gas line spews toxic fumes
• South Pasadena Blotter: June 24
• South Pas links get new management
• Around Pasadena: June 24
• Observing the Faiths: June 24
• PUSD To Host Burbank Elementary Community Meeting
• Spirit of fun
• The Mount Lowe reunion
• Enrollment Management Update, History and Status Projection
• Fireworks Show to Highlight Pasadena's 125th Birthday and Rose Bowl's 85th Annual Fourth of July Event
• Uncle Loomis
• I hate my name
• Uncle Frank
• Safety Urged During Fourth of July Activities
• Muir, Pasadena, Blair high schools celebrate graduates
• Officials break seal on $380 million freeway project in Santa Fe Springs
• Stadium rivalry heats up: Industry plan picks up endorsements and downtown developers stick to deadline
• Pappalardo named interim superintendent at PUSD
• Vintage photographs highlight Southern California's street-level history
• HealthCare Partners warns patients of potential identity theft after Pasadena burglary
• Around Pasadena: June 23
• Obama: 30,000-plus surge troops leaving Afghanistan
• Analysis: Troop cuts herald shift in US approach
• South El Monte man, CHP applicant, sentenced for making child pornography
• Frank Girardot: Personal tragedy triggered decision to become priest
• Letters 06-23-11
• Left Coast: Pasadena Edition
• This Modern World
• Thank you, John Marshall
• Leave no child behind
• Gone fishin'
• Staying put
• Closing the books
• Family Business
• St. Vibiana
• PCC Local Vendor Information Meetings Moved to August 5 & 6
• Cities charge high fees for solar panel installation
• Agency presents plans for new camping areas, nature trails at Azusa River Wilderness Park
• Scaffolding art shows history, future of Pasadena's Heritage Square
• Temple City High School celebrates class of 2011 graduation
• City releases names of Pasadenans who will draw council district lines
• 'Big One' could be very costly
• Around Pasadena, June 22
• Temple City police blotter, June 22
• Sierra Madre to get new farmer's market
• Larry Wilson: Make Music Pasadena every night of the year
• Cost overruns sideline airport project
• Controller axes lawmakers' salaries pending balanced budget, legal battle looming
• El Monte man charged with robbing four Subways and five other businesses using fake handgun
• County facing slow economic recovery
• Statement from Mayor Bill Bogaard on Redevelopment Bills Passed by California Legislature
• First day of summer brings warm temps to San Gabriel Valley
• Pasadena's Windsor solar panel project connected to city electric grid
• Alhambra resident looks to the future after participating in wrestling reality show
• New law requires home carbon monoxide detectors by July 1
• Selig strikes TV deal between McCourt, Fox
• County budget approved, but state's actions could alter it
• Town hall scheduled to help hammer out NFL stadium plans
• Around Pasadena, June 21
• Alhambra police blotter, June 21
• 2 years after fatal big-rig crash, jury selection begins in Pasadena Court for trucker's murder trial
• Retiree Wisdom
• Social Calendar, June 20
• Patt Diroll: Honoring the ladies who have helped Pasadena
• SGV Council of Governments board member says removal of executive director might be best for agency
• Desiderio reuse plan to take another step forward
• Past on Parade: Pasadena in 1939 - rich, staid and church-going
• Around Pasadena: June 20
• Number of unemployed teens reaches record high; future bleak
• Artists make their mark on Pasadena - with chalk
• Mom's the Word: Insects teach about nature
• Upcoming class reunions around the San Gabriel Valley, June 20
• Upcoming City of Pasadena Events - June 19 to 26, 2011
• Free HIV Testing June 26
• Matt Fong remembered at memorial service in Whittier
• Without a settlement, Gold Line says Monrovia property is eminent domain or bust
• Caltech's Zewail lays out vision of Egyptian science city
• The role of American fathers begins to change
• Larry Wilson: At play among wild Joyceans in Pasadena
• Around Pasadena: June 19
• READERS RESPOND: Father's Day stories
• Volunteer Now: Meals on Wheels
• Graduation revelry spreads across the West San Gabriel Valley
• L.A. County unemployment dips as labor force shrinks
• Area residents sound off on proposed political districts plan
• McCourt faces obstacles in order to retain Dodgers
• Baldwin Park bridge scheduled to reopen this month
• Monrovia crime blotter: Burglaries, DUIs, drugs thefts reported to police
• Last section of Huntington Drive resurfacing project ready to start
• Around Pasadena, June 18: Five area students earn Milken scholarships
• Arcadia couple promotes senior fitness
• It's Politics: Weiner resignation sad day for headline writers
• June gloom is moving out; normal temperatures expected next week
• End of An Era: Former AD, Winningest Football Coach Among 5 Retiring From PCC Athletics
• Budget Update - June 16th - Chancellor's Office
• Congratulation Graduates!
• Bookstore Summer Rush Hours
• Defiant no longer, Weiner resigns in sex scandal
• Gov. Brown vetoes budget bill, restarting negotiations over tax increases
• Defiant no longer, Weiner resigns in sex scandal
• Pasadena to burn $2 million from fire budget
• Weekend's Best Bets: June 17
• El Monte Union High School District eyes possible misuse of funds
• Marijuana dispensary vote is center of controversy in South El Monte
• Sierra Madre senior center to get major renovation
• Caltech scientist gets $5 million plant grant
• Larry Wilson: In Art Center's underwater garden of yarn and plastic
• Brown vetoes state budget passed by Democrats
• New compact with Cal State L.A. gives El Monte students boost in college admissions
• Around the Region: June 17
• Observing the Faiths: June 17
• Cycling advocacy group to meet at South Pasadena for urban expedition
• South Pasadena Blotter: June 17
• Blair Celebrates Distinguished School Award and Middleschool Dedication
• See No Evil
• John Woods Named PCC Athletic Coordinator
• Governor Vetoes Budget
• Harmonious Huzzahs
• Creativity, Collaboration and Community
• Area Home Sales
• A scented trip
• Coming down easy
• The Greatest Sidewalk Show on Earth
• Funky and focused
• TRAX
• Les is more
• Flying High
• Duarte vows to continue to fight Azusa Rock Quarry mining plan, files appeal to legal defeat
• Search resumes along freeway for remains of Santa Barbara girl who vanished in 1961
• Colleagues, friends remember fallen South Pasadena police officer as hard working
• Dems produce budget ahead of deadline, plan calls for deep cuts to schools
• Schiff measure to fund advanced energy research program fails in House committee
• Weekend festivals and concerts to fill Pasadena with art and music
• Altadena shooting that left two men wounded could be gang related
• Trendy truck fare, gourmet goodies to star at Chef's Center of California weekly food fair
• Stronach plans to meet with Arcadia officials over Shops at Santa Anita project
• Around Pasadena, June 16: Man in bomb case enters not guilty plea in court
• Home prices in L.A. County still showing decline
• Harmonious huzzah
• Life in the lens
• Left Coast
• Letters
• This Modern World
• Pakistan's loose nukes
• Newt's Last Stand
• 'Endgame player'
• Pasadena City Colleges 86th Commencement Ceremony Celebrates Student Success
• Councilwoman to Meet with President, Administration Officials in Washington, D.C.
• Dems promise to push through majority budget, keep paychecks flowing
• Rose Bowl to feature new video board at Gold Cup soccer final
• South Pasadena police officer dies during training in Angeles National Forest
• PUSD opens new Blair Middle School
• Temple City students awarded for Spanish-language video assignment
• Picasso provides inspiration for Pasadena's latest public art project
• Around the region, June 15
• Pasadena Unified School District Weekly News - June 10, 2011
• Around Temple City, June 15
• Military notes, June 15
• Mt. SAC student arrested in connection with camera hidden in restroom on campus
• Larry Wilson: Crashing the plane in the name of art
• Pasadena judge orders 'Sgt. Mac' to stand trial on kidnapping charge
• Around Pasadena, June 15
• San Gabriel massage ordinance moves forward
• Pasadena POPS will Light Up the Sky in Celebration of City's 125th Anniversary
• Police Department Launches Local Crime Stoppers Program
• Alhambra Preservation Group tours historic homes
• 40 years after leak, the Pentagon Papers are out
• AP analysis: States face long slog after recession
• Michelle Obama kicks off president's re-election campaign at Pasadena luncheon
• Victim fails to identify her alleged kidnapper
• Blair School To Celebrate 2011 California Distinguished School Award Celebration
• SGVCOG board president calls for change in management, fellow board member defends executive director
• Around Pasadena, June 14
• Alhambra police blotter, June 14
• Patt Diroll's Social Calendar, June 13
• Patt Diroll: Pitching in with a little star power
• Repeat PCC Athletes of the Year: van der Wyk, Alaoui Highlight 2010-2011 Season
• Dying for business
• Parsons back as Rose Bowl hiring agent
• L.A.-area Girl Scouts receive Gold Awards
• Medicare should not be used to balance budget, seniors say
• Recycling is latest wave in post-mortem business
• Around Pasadena: June 13
• Scattergood offered help for African-American kids
• Pasadena looks back at 125 years of history
• Hundreds gather to remember Pasadena football star who died too young
• West Covina asks state to be more transparent
• Cal State L.A. program caters to students who skip high school
• Larry Wilson: Back into Upper Arroyo after fire came through
• Around Pasadena: June 12
• Declining home equity has ripple effect
• The Ferrainola way: Don't punish, redeem
• At 77, she's now a Cal Poly grad
• Prison plan a problem
• Gastropub with a flare for monastic beer, style plans to open in Azusa this summer
• Monrovia Crime Blotter, June 11: Police report robberies DUI arrests this month
• Two Wah Ching members arrested after investigators uncover guns, cash and 5,000 ecstasy pills
• LA Subcommittee to look exclusively at downtown stadium project
• Two young men killed in unrelated crashes on SR-2
• San Marino team to appear on program showcasing America's most talented young musicians
• Fired Pasadena City College football coach sues PCC for back pay
• Monrovia's Tired Iron driven by a passion for classic cars
• Caltech graduates honored at commencement ceremony
• It's Politics: Dreier's days in House may be numbered
• Draft of state redistrict plan released to public
• PACCD Invites Local Vendors, Contractors, and Suppliers to Information Meetings
• Special Pasadena Public Safety Committee Meeting to Discuss Fire Department Budget
• 2011 Pasadena/Altadena Quality of Life Index Broadens Definition of Health
• Madagascar Free Movie at Villa-Parke Center June 18
• Four Alternatives to Consider for Pasadena's Future
• South Pasadena Crime Blotter, June 10
• Finance committee asks South Pasadena officials to put tax on November ballot
• Altadenans to vote on Town Council
• Pasadena children are entertained and informed
• Arcadia City Council rejects reinstating taking address change requests
• Pasadena police announce arrest in 2010 homicide
• South Pasadena Briefs: Comedy writer to appear at library this Thursday
• Officials target immigration scams
• Montebello agrees to move forward on fiscal recovery plan
• South Pasadena woman finds Native American skull in backyard
• Monrovia in face-off with Gold Line Construction Authority over planned rail yard
• Fed releases bleak snapshot of U.S. housing market
• Summer concerts in the park, June 10
• All-American City
• Living Theater
• Improvised introspection
• Happy Birthday!
• Tamyra with a 'Twist'
• Where history lives
• The Family Way
• The Building Years
• Citizens of the world
• City of a thousand stories
• Larry Wilson: The wildly practical largesse of the PCF
• Observing the Faiths: La Ca&#241ada Flintridge congregational church plans Father's Day service
• PCC 2011 - 2012 Tenative Budget
• Voucher program helps rehouse some of Pasadena's homeless veterans
• Pasadena Fire Engineer who died of sudden cardiac arrest honored at Monrovia funeral
• Pasadena USD passes budget that spares classroom
• At Pasadena Convention Center, Wells Fargo helps distressed homeowners
• Taylor Swift proves to be a fan favorite at the CMT Music Awards
• Four times as many public employees receive $100,000 a year pensions compared to 2005
• Latest Mars rover still facing hurdles
• Redistricting proposal could change the elected face of the San Gabriel Valley in Congress
• Frank Girardot: Weiner deservedly the butt of jokes
• Mysterious 179-year-old George Washington bust gets a makeover, new spot at Huntington Library in San Marino
• Science, Technology, Engineering and Math Expo at PCC June 11
• PWP Advises Customers About Fraudulent Phone Calls
• Elder Abuse Awareness Day is Good Time to Show the World You Care
• Official 125th Birthday Party Saturday
• Workforce and Resources in Pasadena Rank High
• Time to Register for Summer Swimming at Five Public Pools
• Federal indictment, raids target Azusa 13
• Candlelight vigil held for Pasadena firefighter
• The artful science of crochet
• Temple City boy scout collects donations he will fly to Arizona
• Azusa scores Monrovia retail outlet as new anchor in the revitalization of Corky's Corner
• PUSD Middle School Students Compete In Robotics Competition
• Larry Wilson: Run around Rose Bowl? Have a brew instead
• Around Temple City, June 8
• Boot camp leader headed to court for kidnapping
• Man to stand trial on two counts of attempted murder in Rose Bowl brawl
• Around Pasadena, June 8
• Court rules against Alhambra excavation fee ordinance
• Temple City police blotter, June 8
• Women's Basketball Sends Scott, DeFrance To 4-Year Universities
• All That Jazz and More on June 10
• PCCs New Pathway Program Offers Courses and Support for First-Year Students
• Rep. Weiner admits he sent lewd picture; says he won't quit
• Officials get their fill of potholes
• As local incidents increase, FAA imposes fines for shining lasers at aircraft
• USC stripped of football title for '04 season
• Budget, pay deadlines ahead for lawmakers
• Alhambra police blotter, June 7
• Around Pasadena, June 7
• Alhambra student, 12, plays in one of the oldest youth orchestras
• Looming county bag ban pushes shoppers to reusable totes
• 'Local Heroes' honored with annual Pasadena Community Foundation grants
• Songs for Souls Concert to benefit Japan at Arcadia Presbyterian Church
• Fathers Day program offered at Descanso
• Golf tournament to benefit police officers at the San Gabriel Country Club
• South Pasadena's Oak Grove Park will host family camp out event
• Social Calendar for June 6, 2011
• Past on Parade: Interview a look to Holden's early days
• Patt Diroll: Hats off to local scholarship winners
• Reconstruction starts on donated tea house at Huntington's Japanese Garden
• PUSD Special Education Department To Honor Exceptional Staff At Awards Ceremony
• Private group raises more than $3 million for Rose Bowl renovation
• Upcoming class reunions around the San Gabriel Valley, June 6
• `Vet Hunters' to make 1,900-mile bike ride to help find homeless veterans
• Mom's the Word: Graduations mark lives running too fast
• Man shot to death in South San Gabriel
• Student chefs work on cake for Pasadena's birthday celebration
• Larry Wilson: A yogini's pose adjusts into the Cookie Monster
• El Monte police find city's biggest-ever pot farm
• Steve Lambert: S-u-p-p-o-r-t. Support. Your local spelling bee
• Rose Bowl officials change local hire plan for stadium renovation
• Manling Williams' death penalty retrial set to begin in a month
• Volunteer Now: Temple City, Glendora in need of helping hands
• Westin Pasadena sold for $92 million
• Los Angeles County honors local schools for academic achievements
• Transformers take over Pasadena Convention Center at BotCon 2011
• Friends, family and coaches recall Austin Lacy's determination
• Caltrans reopens 7 miles of Angeles Crest Highway
• A man for his times
• Relay for Life honors cancer survivors, remembers those who died, and raises funds for research
• Monrovia Crime Blotter, June 4: Car thefts, burglaries reported this month
• Job gains slow in May as consumers face high gas prices
• Upcoming City of Pasadena Events - June 3 to 11, 2011
• Sentencing continued for former Temple City mayor convicted of bribery, perjury charges
• State Chancellor's Budget Update
• Pasadena residents asked to weigh in on Community Services Block Grant programs
• Pasadena Community Orchestra performs classical to kick off summer season
• County supervisors will honor Blair for state designation
• Skid Row shelter charges fee as economy toughens
• Location of Tongva village identified through historic San Dimas maps
• Authorities say woman stabbed Diamond Bar man to death before dismembering him
• California DREAM Act clears Assembly
• West Covina police warn of card skimming devices at gas stations
• San Gabriel Valley COG moves to rectify one complaint from recent Caltrans audit
• LOMA Alta Elementary School Teacher Wins 2011 Apple Award
• Pasadena Unified School District Weekly News - June 1, 2011
• Hernandez bill to set up low-cost health care passes state Senate
• South Pasadena seeks conditional use permits for massage parlors
• Nearly 3 years after Station Fire, Angeles Crest Highway to reopen Friday
• Larry Wilson: How Osama bin Laden boosted Red Hen book
• Woman turns in boyfriend for growing 300 marijuana plants in Hacienda Heights home
• New book offers rich detail about phony Rockefeller suspected in 1985 San Marino homicide
• Femme- fiction unbound
• Caught by surprise
• More than meets the eye
• What would you do?
• Home 'eco'-nomics
• Hair-raising hilarity
• 'Everything' is beautiful
• Now playing
• Area Homes Sales
• Trax
• Pasadena City College Disabled Student Programs & Services Scholarship
• Reach for the Stars Scholarship 2011
• Police search Riverside home in case of dismembered corpse
• Pointing lasers at planes may lead to big fines
• Fears of economic slowdown hammer stocks
• Receiver to stay, relatives out at troubled Aztec Hotel in Monrovia
• Pasadena firefighters mourn sudden loss of 32-year veteran
• Former state treasurer, Pasadena resident Matt Fong, 57, succumbs to cancer battle
• Alhambra officials consider moving employees to utilities department
• Frank Girardot: A miracle turns 10 today
• The Marriage of Bette and Boo Hits PCC June 3 - 11
• PANEL OF YOUNG ADULTS WITH AUTISM Navigating the Ups and Downs of Life on the Spectrum
• Application Deadline Extended to June 14 for Redistricting Task Force
• Vintage family photos looking for their family
• Arcadia man allegedly found with bomb after school visit to face four felony counts
• Obama taps San Marino energy and business leader for Commerce Secretary, faces GOP block
• Church workers pack supplies and hit the road for Joplin, Missouri
• Cell phones a 'possible' carcinogen - like coffee
• PUSD Graduation and Recognition Ceremonies In June
• Nation's housing market still hurting
• Military notes, June 1
• Around Pasadena, June 1
• Fundraiser for family planning organization to be held Sunday
• Hat Trick
• Arroyoland's Next Hot 'Hoods
• The ABC's of Short Sales
• Three Faces of Pasadena
• Editor's Note
• On the Wings of a Prayer
• Happy Camper
• Hobo Packs
• Hooray for Holly
• The List
• Temple City police blotter, June 1
• Around Temple City, June 1
• Larry Wilson: At the movies, Pasadena equals the new normal
• City of Pasadena Mourns Loss of Fire Engineer
• Pasadena Unified School District News - Superintendent's Message to the Community
• Veterans remember the fallen at Pasadena's Memorial Park
• Doctors study benefit of remotely monitoring patients to reduce health care costs
• Proposed housing project by Pasadena developer could save Whittier College's Guilford Hall
• Law enforcement prepares for release of 33,000 California inmates
• Frank Girardot: Local boys followed different paths to their Medal of Honor
• Veterans, families remember and celebrate on Memorial Day in Alhambra
• Around Alhambra, May 31: Stay busy this summer by signing up for classes
• Around Pasadena, May 31: Redistricting Task Force applications close today
• Muir High School Wins Solar Cup Championship
• Patt Diroll: A toast to the Pacific Asia Museum at 40
• The Gas Co. sues Alhambra over excavation fees
• Montebello's new interim administrators tackle fiscal crisis
• California home to more wounded and killed veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan wars than any other state
• Undocumented immigrants are federal responsibility, lawmakers say
• Past on Parade: Yearbook was tribute to those coming home
• Pasadena family still mourns death of son, killed in Iraq
• Social Calendar for May 30
• Upcoming class reunions around the San Gabriel Valley, May 30
• Mom's the Word: All ready for some `Mommy and Me' gardening this summer
• L.A. County officials seize weapons, cash in DISARM program
• Monrovia Councilman Clarence Shaw honored with Renaissance Award
• Two parental workshops to focus on cyber safety at the Hastings Branch Library
• Urban farmer's market returns this Sunday to Altadena
• Monrovia church seeking donations for tornado relief efforts
• Pasadena seeks volunteers for redistricting task force
• SGV Council of Governments' dues surpass those of others; officials plan to review costs
• Parents upset about Pasadena Unified School District's decision to close Washington Children's Center
• Monrovia's Aztec Hotel in management dispute of historic proportions
• Veterans' event draws thousands to Arcadia County Park
• Volunteer Now: Local hospitals look for helpers
• Appeal court rejects former Alhambra resident Phil Spector's bid for new trial in murder conviction
• Monrovia Crime Blotter, May 28: Meth arrest among crimes reported in Monrovia
• Water damage to exterior of Pasadena City Hall's stair tower being repaired
• Children, elderly get free dental care in El Monte
• Curtain set to rise at Pasadena's newest theater
• Monrovia's first fire engine ready for restoration
• It's Politics: Study finds that PAC money follows winners
• Parking becomes automated in Sherman Oaks
• Stronach: Shops at Santa Anita may not be dead
• Mortgage collapse spurs renter growth
• Upcoming City of Pasadena Events - May 28 to June 2, 2011
• Two Meetings Remain to Give Input on Ideal Qualities of Next Director of Public Works
• “City Beat” Topics Include Redistricting, New Human Services and Recreation Director, First Source Hiring Ordinance
• Community Meeting Will Address Road Construction on North Los Robles Avenue
• Community Invited to Meet Director of Human Services and Recreation
• Applications Invited for Redistricting Task Force
• Tune in and give
• Local Students Invited to Submit Water-Related Poster Art
• Police warns utility customers of phone scam
• Waste Manage trash facility gets full support from Azusa Planning Commission, council decides next
• Pasadena City College honors those who died in war
• South Pasadena Briefs: City's teen center offers activities every Monday
• South Pasadena Crime Blotter, May 27
• Trade group to oversee porn industry HIV testing
• Fair Oaks merchants file lawsuit against South Pasadena
• About 1,000 graduates earn degree from Rio Hondo College
• Many Memorial Day observances, activities planned in the Pasadena area
• 2.2 million motorists plan to travel for Memorial Day weekend in Southern California
• PUSD paid consultant $824,860 over a three-year period to attend PTA meetings
• Student crashes car into Pasadena gym, trapping employee in elevator
• Pasadena area high school and college graduation schedule
• L. Ron Hubbub
• 2011 Academic Senate Annual Breakfast
• Holiday Trash Pickup Schedule
• Area Homes Sales
• JPL scientist bid final adieu to Mars rover Spirit
• Altadena-area CHP officer recovering from collision injuries
• La Ca&#241ada Flintridge Councilman Davitt appointed to help oversee bond projects
• PCC students, veterans hold Memorial Day event
• "The Oprah Winfrey Show" ends after 25 memorable years
• Judge: Arizona shooting suspect mentally incompetent
• El Monte nightclub wins planning commission's approval
• Rosemead man charged with murdering his mother, burying her body in backyard
• South Pasadena Woman's Club sending cookie packs to hospitalized and homeless vets
• Girl, 15, and her adult boyfriend to face trial in Rosemead couples' murder
• Exceptional Staff To Be Honored At Awards Ceremony
• The Oprah effect felt in the San Gabriel Valley
• Fallen law enforcement officers honored in Whittier
• Trax
• Up for getting down
• What happened?
• Left Coast: Pasadena Edition
• This Modern World
• Sweet 15
• Male mental pause
• Forgotten heroes
• Fool for music
• Double fun
• New Member of the Pasadena City College Measure P Oversight Committee Appointed
• PCC Teams Up with City of Pasadena to Fill Workforce Gap in Utility Industry
• PCC Students to Perform The Magic Flute Opera June 3-5
• Community Invited to June 4 Open House at Police Heliport
• Roving Archers fend off critics taking aim at their shooting range in Pasadena's Lower Arroyo Park
• Tornadoes hit Oklahoma, Kansas as rescue workers comb devastation in Joplin, Missouri
• Temple City begins long-term parks and recreation planning
• PUSD Cuts Dropout Rate By More Than Half Since 2007-08
• Pasadena Unified School District Weekly News - May 23, 2011
• TofR Foundation awards annual grants
• Temple City high school student organizes protest via Facebook
• More new college grads to be hired this year
• Around Pasadena, May 25
• JPL to phone Spirit rover one last time today
• First lady Michelle Obama coming to Pasadena next month
• Fusion Academy defies definition
• Two arrested in Chinese video probe
• Climatologist warns of potential floods
• Pasadena Water and Power Academy launched at PCC
• What Faculty Unions Say About Student Learning Outcomes Assessment (May 2011)
• Missing NorCal baby found in El Monte; grandmother arrested
• Alhambra concert will showcase talent and raise funds for artists with disabilities
• Death toll from Joplin tornado climbs to 116
• Underground explosion causes power outages in parts of Pasadena
• Supreme Court rules California prisons are overcrowded; inmate population must be reduced
• Around Alhambra, May 24
• Alhambra police blotter, May 24
• Around Pasadena, May 24
• Alhambra school will reopen with dual language immersion model in 2012
• Norton Simon to exhibit Vermeer masterpiece on loan from Metropolitan Museum
• Men's Track Has Rough Trip At State Meet
• Bumpy opening at Angeles National Forest
• Missing child alert program gains popularity in the San Gabriel Valley
• Former Rose queens and princesses to join parade
• Sierra Madre Senior Commission sets community yard sale
• South Pasadena Mayor will preside over city's Memorial Day event
• Upcoming Class and Military Reunions, May 23
• Past on Parade: John Birch Society a local issue in 1961
• Patt Diroll: Local Eagle Scouts celebrate mothers
• Social Calendar for May 23
• Mom's the Word: You can still love what is broken in your heart
• Van der Wyk Becomes 1st PCC Women's State Track Race Champion
• Past on Parade: Pasadena's vaudeville star
• Pasadena steps up for ravaged Japan sister city
• Amgen's Stage 7 brings out cycling fans
• PUSD boasts three Gates Millenium Foundation winners
• Larry Wilson: More mud in the fight about Devil's Gate muck
• Steve Lambert: A nasty job leads to a cry for help
• SPECIAL REPORT: Public employee pension reform remains sticky issue
• Autry National Center seeking to expand tour staff
• LAC Student Employee of the Month
• It's Politics: Pasadena Patriots back Huey over Hahn for Harmon's House seat
• Rotary Names Five PUSD 'Teachers Of Excellence'
• Monrovia starts search for new police chief
• Ditch Day odds stacked against Caltech students
• Man sentenced to one year in county jail in Rose Bowl brawl plea deal
• Caltech research team helps paraplegic man stand
• Caruso: Shops at Santa Anita deal "is dead"
• Let's Hope walk set for Saturday at Lacy Park and Thurner House
• Database: Jobless rates fall in state, county
• `Cliff Falls' author set to appear at La Ca&#241ada Flintridge book store
• Valley's watershed and mountains focus of talks at Eaton Canyon Nature Center
• Caltrans announces lanes closures for 210 Freeway in multiple locations between Pasadena and La Verne
• Committee selects next Sierra Madre parade grand marshal
• Pasadena Police issue warning after woman's purse snatched
• Monrovia Crime Blotter, May 20: Car thefts, burglaries reported this month
• Monrivia Briefs: Brush clearance inspections to begin
• Heavenly helpers
• Observing the Faiths: Community orchestra concert at Calvary Presbyterian
• Analyst unsure of reason for tax boost from rich
• Bridge construction expected to begin soon in Irwindale, will slow traffic on Foothill Boulevard
• Pasadena team will compete in this weekend's Red Bull Soapbox Race
• Detectives seek public's help in identifying men who shot to death mother of 2 in Valinda
• Phony Rockefeller won't fight extradition in 1985 cold case
• JPL Director Dr. Charles Elachi To Tour John Muir High School
• South Pasadena Crime Blotter, May 20
• Caltech releases new information on Japan quake
• ArtNight returns with free entry to Pasadena's museums, exhibits and performances
• Pasadena hiring initiative meets opposition
• South Pasadena Public Library hosts Q&A with Black Dahlia author
• Altadena Heritage to honor "Golden Poppy" award-winning gardens
• Larry Wilson: Four heads good fit for Gold Crown Awards
• Gang member gets 65 years to life for Pico Rivera murder
• Obama gives new spin to familiar Mid-East strategy
• Getting some tongue at 322
• Swinging Saturday
• Trax
• Singing cinema
• ArtNight Ascending
• Madness, dark and light
• Pusd High Schools Again Improve Performance On State Exit Exam
• Pasadena Rotary honors five teachers for excellence
• USPS to consolidate Industry processing center
• Former reporter and editor Luis Zaragoza recalled as kind and encouraging
• Seventy years on, the Class of `41 is still going strong
• State Assembly Bill targets police checkpoints
• Land conservancy's co-founder to hand over reins
• General contractor defaults on Rio Hondo College construction project
• San Gabriel Basin Water Quality gets good marks for 18-year record
• Frank Girardot: Schwarzenegger always a liar and always a cheat
• Playing Patticakes
• 'A huge heart'
• New math
• The Count
• Time to Connect
• Hidden pleasures
• Never good enough
• Tiny tweaks
• Man on a 'Roll'
• Malian Blues Mojo
• Ex-Temple City mayor Judy Wong released from prison after serving sentence in corruption case
• PCC's Lun Wins 3 Medals at USA Badminton National Championships
• Thousands attend Industry job fair
• Around Pasadena, May 18
• Around Temple City, May 18
• Temple City High School receives honor for musical theatre production
• Kayser takes early lead; two others in a dead heat
• Three developers vie for Heritage Square senior housing project
• Schwarzenegger infidelity revealed
• Late-season storm sweeps Southland
• Sierra Madre Fourth of July Parade Grand Marshal to be chosen out of large field of nominees
• City's mid-century architecture showcased
• Lack of evidence ends Measure Y case
• Lawmaker blasts Navy for naming ship after Chavez
• Supervisors to run two agencies
• In the military, May 18
• L.A. DA Cooley to step down after three terms
• Temple City police blotter, May 18
• 500 attend Huntington's annual flower and plant sale
• Pair of Alhambra residents hope to add a voice to transportation issues in the city
• Brush fire burns 5 acres near JPL
• Giffords at husband's launch on Endeavour's last flight
• Four PUSD Schools Honored For Excellence
• Pasadena Unified School District Weekly News - May 13, 2011
• Alhambra police blotter, May 17
• Around Pasadena, May 17
• Open carry bill clears Assembly
• Governor revises budget
• Pasadena Patriots head for coast in campaign to replace Harman
• Rain will fall mainly in the mountains
• Around Alhambra, May 17
• Arcadia driver remorseful over fatal crosswalk accident that killed teen
• Frank Girardot: Rogan, Romans and Rockefeller on the summer reading list
• County, state home sales plunge
• Space shuttle Endeavour blasts off on final launch
• May Revise brings little change but big threats
• Track and Field Prepares For CCCAA Championships
• Badminton's Jewy Liang Wins 2nd Straight CCCAA Consolation Singles Crown
• Patt Diroll: Honoring those who help the community
• Social Calendar for May 16
• Runners go the distance at 3rd annual Pasadena Marathon
• Arrest of leader of alleged phony Army unit in Temple City raises awareness, scrutiny of similar groups
• Blair School's annual spring musical to feature dozens of performers
• Crowell Public Library will turn into study zone for finals
• Area's music community sets quake benefit event
• Past on Parade: Temple bell spent time in Pasadena City Hall
• 2010 Census: Some Valley cities buck housing trends, see rise in home ownership from 2000
• Upcoming Class and Military Reunions, May 16
• Mom's the Word: The small things in life are really quite huge
• Man stabbed at house party; suspect held
• Special Report: Montebello uses financial maneuver to help repay $17 million loan from its redevelopment agency
• Superstition prompts Arcadia City Council to weigh taking address change requests again
• Volunteer Now: Sporty seniors seek helpers
• Young Marines train in CPR at Montebello's Beverly Hospital
• Larry Wilson: Theory of leisure class in Southern California
• Arab media offers diverse reactions to bin Laden's death
• Nominees are sought for Sierra Madre parade grand marshal
• San Gabriel Public works officials schedule open house
• Local Sierra Madre search and rescue team up for $5,000 prize
• Recycle, don't dump, used motor oil at San Gabriel round-up
• State Assemblyman Portantino, Fish & Game officials will talk bears
• Steve Lambert: Sticker shock looms for hybrid drivers
• Consumers get some relief at the pump
• Men's Track: HJ's Williams, 4x400 Relay SoCal Runner-Ups
• Track and Field's van der Wyk Repeats As 1,500 SoCal Champion
• Upcoming City of Pasadena Events - May 14 to 21, 2011
• Japan Disaster Relief Concert May 21
• Donations of household items needed to help Arcadia High School athletic program
• Pasadena Marathon street closures
• Marijuana grows found in Alhambra, San Gabriel; 2 arrested
• Man sought in sexual assault, attempted kidnapping of girl in Arcadia
• South Pasadena cyclists roll out ideas for master plan
• Asian actress Nancy Kwan to appear at Monterey Park banquet and film screenings
• Monrovia celebrates its 125th anniversary in style
• Pasadena teachers join Pershing protest
• Mt. SAC board chooses new president
• Forest officials plan to reopen 98,000 acres closed after Station Fire
• Caltech earthquake conference centers on warning system
• The Jackie Robinson Arts and Humanities Lecture Series
• City of Pasadena to Celebrate 125th Year with Birthday Party, Fireworks, Concerts, More
• Riverside County supervisors endorse proposed NFL stadium in Industry, criticize downtown project
• Vote on `open carry' of firearms is delayed until next week
• Pasadena Police seek two men in daytime purse-snatch
• Tijunga man suspected in cousin's shooting facing charges
• Arcadia man faces manslaughter in teen's traffic death
• Mission turns back clock for annual History Day
• Caruso hints at mayoral campaign
• IRS examining loans to Alameda Corridor East's projects
• South Pasadena Crime Blotter, May 13
• Larry Wilson: School where a librarian proves to make a difference
• Weather looks fine, entries are up for Sunday's third Kaiser Permanente Pasadena Marathon
• South Pasadena Vons participates in military care package drive
• Fire destroys popular Alhambra restaurant
• Pasadena High School Senior Wins 2011 National Merit Scholarship
• L.A. board to run two departments
• Woman feeling blue after losing $3,200 in USPS mailbox in Industry
• Last-minute reprieve?
• PCC Soccer Alum Kelley To Play For SemiPro LA Team At Robinson Stadium
• Police: 2 men plotting New York terror had guns, grenade
• English Faculty Lead Ashland Theatre Tour This August
• Teacher Prep Program to Host Scholarship Ceremony
• Pasadena City College Picks up Two Awards for Sustainability
• 1950s Football Coach Mickey Anderson Passes At 93
• They've got the Beat
• Celtic revenge
• With a little help from his friends
• Swingin' in Old Pasadena
• Gross girls
• Catch of the Decade
• Demystifying mental illness
• Sealed for savings
• Bold beginnings
• Intensely human
• Montebello hires consultant as new interim city manager
• Pasadena High School senior is winner of National Merit Scholarship
• Arcadia Police arrest 2, seize $80,000 in Ecstasy pills
• State's high court refuses to review 2007 Alhambra murder case
• Orchestra for your iPod, music for the people: Rachael Worby's 21st century concert
• Police's pedestrian safety operation nets 82 citations
• San Gabriel Valley Council of Government board members are closed lipped on Caltrans audit
• PUSD consultant paid $824,690 before being fired
• Sierra Madre blogger sues city over water rate hike
• Salary increase for new police and fire chiefs
• Friends, family express shock at death of up-and-coming jockey
• Frank Girardot: Baby boomer recalls his Space Age years in La Puente
• Federal judge: Gang injunction violated constitutional rights
• Letters
• The writer doth protest too much, methinks
• Left Coast: Pasadena Edition
• This Modern World
• Rose city rocks
• Burglars avoid high prices, steal more than $2,000 worth of gas from Pasadena station
• Elderly Monterey Park woman brutally beaten and murdered in home robbery
• Larry Wilson: They unpaved paradise and dug down to a parking lot
• Chinese diplomats and educators discuss relationship with U.S.
• Temple City High student makes finals in Google contest
• Pasadena teachers join wave of protests
• Obama looks for middle ground in debate over immigration reform
• Rose Bowl renovation on track ahead of Gold Cup final
• Temple City police blotter, May 11
• State: Most districts see dip in English-learner test scores
• Around Temple City, May 11
• Around Pasadena, May 11
• PCC Community Business Center to Hold Passport Mixer on May 19
• PCC to Screen Documentary Restrepo on May 13
• PCC Architecture Student Places Second at Prestigious 2x8 Exhibition
• Landmarks escape Mississippi flooding
• Pasadena libraries on shaky footings
• Police: Dirty windshield may be culprit in death of Arcadia teen
• Alhambra residents offered rewards for recycling
• Teachers union kick off rally week, GOP legislators unmoved
• Gingrich announces run for presidency; local Republicans pessimistic about his chances
• Frank Girardot: Osama bin Laden column generates e-mail
• Pasadena Unified School District Weekly News - May 9, 2011
• Judge shoots down effort to stop Azusa mining project, Duarte mulls appeal
• Around Pasadena, May 10
• Around Alhambra, May 10
• Alhambra police blotter, May 10
• Rosemead man gets 25 years for attempting to smuggle Chinese missiles into U.S.
• PCC Badminton Dominates South Coast Individual Championships
• SoCal Finals Up Next For Men's and Women's Track and Field
• Two-Time SCC Swimmer of Year Alaoui Headed To UC San Diego
• Claremont Official Appointed Director of Pasadena Human Services and Recreation Department
• City of Alhambra offers free toilets to residents Saturday
• Rose Bowl open house set for Wednesday
• Muir alumni association plans outreach meetings
• Past on Parade: This geologist got the lead out
• A toast to the Royal newlyweds
• Some Americans living abroad cautious after bin Laden's death, but for others it's business as usual
• PUSD Annual Student Art Exhibit
• Social Calendar for May 9, 2011
• SPECIAL REPORT: Higher gas prices create boon for Gold Line ridership
• Mom' the Word: Motherhood is a shared learning experience
• Social media making way as trusted sources for news - with boost from traditional sources
• Upcoming Class Reunions, May 9
• Former officer, now Baldwin Park chief, set for conference
• Sen. Bob Huff opens contest to 29th District
• Portantino's gun bill moves to next step
• Government transparency advocate McKee remembered at luau
• County wants to remove Altadena cafe mural
• Mortgage backers Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac reach historic crossroads
• Homegrown terror threat overstated since 9/11, according to new RAND Corp. study
• Latino grandparents face challenges when raising children anew
• Steve Lambert: Bogeymen, real or imagined, can't taint child's dreams
• Larry Wilson: Wall Street betting on America, post-bin Laden
• Volunteer Now: Volunteers needed to assist at Pasadena Senior Games
• Monrovia Briefs: Employment workshop at library today
• Armed man breaks into Pasadena home, steals toy gun
• Police chase in Pasadena ends in crash; passenger injured
• Candle causes apartment blaze in Pasadena
• Economy picks up 244,000 jobs in April
• Special education students compete in the San Gabriel Valley Spring School Games
• Monrovia renames park in honor of Latina civil rights pioneer
• It's Politics: Schiff disagrees with decision to withhold Osama death photos
• Monrovia Crime Blotter, May 07: Car thefts, burglaries reported this month
• PUSD marks progress in API ranks
• Mt. SAC dedicates Agricultural Science Complex
• Driver denies assaulting and throwing woman on offramp
• Student athlete killed in freeway car crash
• Obama to bin Laden assault team: `Job well done'
• Source: Bin Laden was directing al-Qaida figures
• SASI Innovation Grants to Enable Pasadena City College to Achieve Set Goals
• Upcoming City of Pasadena Events - May 6 to 15
• Baseball's Serna, Clark Make All-South Coast Conference 2nd Team
• Observing the Faiths: Lake Avenue hosts baby supplies donation drive
• California's undocumented students closer to financial aid
• South Pasadena puts off vote on massage regulation
• Worby may be returning to Pasadena for new music program
• Cinco de Mayo celebrated in Pasadena
• Achievement gap study shows mixed results for San Gabriel Valley schools
• Father Boyle delivers message of hope at mayor's prayer breakfast in Pasadena
• Larry Wilson: For the TofR's Freeny, it's all about a parade
• Moody's downgrades Montebello's credit rating
• LAPD service honors officers killed in action
• D.A. receives complaint regarding COG's handling of Gold Line grant
• Pasadena Unified School District News - California Is In a State Of Emergency
• Jobless claims unexpectedly rose last week
• Classified Employee Educational Scholarship
• Student Educational Scholarship
• Obama in NY: `We never forget, we mean what we say'
• Comedy with a cause
• Twisting the blues
• Fabulously loco
• Sparking one up
• Trax
• The new South Pas
• Changing seats
• Myths die hard
• Falling fast
• Rap, all grown up
• Pasadena City College Commemorates Centennial of Land Acquisition
• PCC Presidents Latino Advisory Committee Invites Community to Scholarship Breakfast
• Jeanette Mann Elected to State Trustee Presidency
• Community Invited to Give Input on Ideal Qualities of Next Public Works Director
• Badminton Edged, 11-10, In SoCal Title Match By Irvine Valley
• Four PCC Volleyball Players Sign With 4-Year Universities
• Second Hacienda La Puente school district worker pleads guilty to insurance fraud
• Driver arrested for throwing woman on freeway offramp
• Pasadena to host top runners as marathon series comes to town in 2012
• Arcadia High students ask city to change crosswalk where classmate was killed
• Renatta Cooper, ED Honowitz Selected To Lead Pusdboard
• State Controller's Office lays out plans for Montebello audit
• Caltrans audit questions management practices of San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments
• State lawmakers' daily schedules shrouded in secrecy
• Obama orders bin Laden photos sealed
• Letters
• Frank Girardot: Osama death photos should be our head on a stick
• Distinguished Lecturer Award Winner to Present Gaga, Garnett, and Gucci in the Classroom
• PCC Architecture Students to Participate in 2x8 Exhibition at A+D Museum
• White House: bin Laden unarmed during assault
• Car crashes into Industry Del Taco, catches fire
• Childhood friends from La Puente living Kentucky Derby dream
• Cancer committee forms to help children with cancer
• Tutor turns the tide for Highland Park students
• Superintendent Search Forums To Be Held This Week
• Suspicious package delays Gold Line service
• Temple City police blotter, May 4
• Audit outlines more looming financial problems for Montebello
• Residents debate whether to pull troops from Afghanistan now that Osama bin Laden is dead
• Around Pasadena, May 4
• Temple City officials hope former mayors' bribery conviction closes sad chapter
• Larry Wilson: Hello, Dalai, in your cardinal USC ball cap
• Around Temple City, May 4
• After Osama: Experts weigh threats, opportunities in a new era
• In the military, May 4
• Alumnus Robert Westerbeck ('36) Leaves Pasadena City College $4 Million
• PCC CEC Launches New Resource Program For Small Business Development
• The Association of Black Employees (TABE) Dr. James E. Crayton Scholarship Award
• TABE Scholarship Available for Textbooks
• Van der Wyk Double Champion At SCC Track Finals
• Fire Service Day May 14 Will Include Demonstrations, Open Houses
• Cinco de Mayo DUI Patrol
• Printed Schedule of classes NOT available
• Celebrate New Traffic Signal at Madison/Orange Grove May 6
• Bin Laden's demise: Long pursuit, burst of gunfire
• Local Muslims hope bin Laden's death will usher in a new era of understanding
• LAPD Chief Beck and Sheriff Baca urge public vigilance following bin Laden death
• Family member of U.S. service members: Bin Laden's death can't replace our loved ones, but it's time to end the wars
• Many learn of, digest bin Laden's death on Twitter, Facebook
• 9-11 victims and families react to bin Laden's death
• Bin Laden for Obama: how today's foreign policy triumph will translate in 2012
• One unwary phone call led US to bin Laden doorstep
• Authorities call off hunt for murder suspect after finding body in Angeles National Forest
• D.A. says she was mistaken when she referred to Montebello bank account inquiry as investigation
• Officials plant tree as part of Eco Fair
• Around Pasadena, May 3
• Jury convicts former Temple City mayor of bribery and perjury
• Alhambra police blotter, May 3
• El Monte man accused of creating fake army unit pleads not guilty
• Around Alhambra, May 3
• Tension as White House Situation Room watched bin Laden raid
• Reorganization of Pasadena City Council
• Pasadena Toastmasters will hold open house Tuesday
• Former Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputy scheduled to appear for arraignment
• UPDATED 12:00 a.m.: Osama bin Laden is dead; 'Justice has been done,' President Obama says
• Upcoming class reunions around the San Gabriel Valley, May 2
• Patt Diroll: Supporting `Hope' to fight cancer
• Pasadena considers ban on plastic grocery bags
• Local officials react to the death of Bin Laden
• Pasadena Sept. 11 survivor: 'I've been waiting to hear this news for so long'
• Pasadena Unified School District Weekly News - April 28, 2011
• Patt Diroll's Social Calendar, May 2
• Full transcript and video: Remarks by the President on Osama Bin Laden
• Report: California lags states in preschool quality, access
• Identity politics shade public hearing on San Gabriel Valley redistricting
• Mom's the Word: Age just a number in the mental video of life
• Men's Swim Places 8th At CCCAA State Meet
• `Our Antique Road Show' will make a stop at Pasadena meeting
• City of Duarte announces agenda for community cleanup
• Carnival will raise funds for Sierra Madre Community Nursery School
• Water expert will release conservation `scoreboard'
• 13-year-old bicyclist struck, injured by SUV in Santa Fe Springs
• Ground-breaking held for senior apartment complex
• Former Whittier Daily News Editor memorialized
• California Philharmonic Orchestra to protest ouster from arboretum
• Larry Wilson: Alleycats of Old Pas keep neighborhood real
• The weird converge in Pasadena for the 34th Doo Dah Parade
• Steve Lambert: High anxiety over lost license
• New report says climate change likely to make water more scarce
• Volunteer Now: Children get early start on reading skills
• State Medals Continue For PCC Swim Teams
• El Monte woman conned out of $28,000 in lottery scam
• Man accused of taking photo up girl's skirt in Arcadia
• Monrovia prepares for Gold Line by eliminating Old Town trolley
• Monrovia Briefs: Join local experts at gardening workshop
• It's Politics: Donnelly changes mind on plan to dissolve Vernon
• Former Temple City mayor takes the stand in her bribery and perjury trial
• William weds Kate as billions watch - and hope
• Local transportation projects threatened without state budget solutions, transit leaders say
• Police warn of `distraction burglaries' in West Covina, Arcadia
• Public corruption prosecutors launch criminal investigation of Montebello bank accounts
• Three PUSD Seniors Win Gates Millennium Scholarships
• L.A. County Sheriff's deputies honor slain colleague
• The Bottom Line
• California's Middle Kingdom
• The King of the Castle
• Travel dispatches
• Vacation Rental Home Horrors
• Mambo Italiano
• Timpano/Timballo
• A Taste Test for Diners and Drivers
• The List
• UPDATE: Surprise ending
• Santa Fe Springs, Pasadena restaurants host royal parties
• Upcoming City of Pasadena Events - April 30 to May 7, 2011
• First Day Of State Meet: 400 Medley Relay Takes 5th
• Pasadena man accused of beating dog to death pleads not guilty
• Developer in Temple City bribery and perjury trial points to Wilson as the mastermind
• Residents dismayed by Station Fire probes
• Pasadena Pops set to take over summer concerts at the Arboretum next year
• Donor pledges $4 million to Pasadena City College
• 3 PUSD seniors earn full rides to college
• Pasadena town hall meeting to help foster youth consider college
• Suspect might be behind series of peeping cases in Sierra Madre
• Police will be out looking for DUI drivers Friday night in Alhambra
• South Pasadena to celebrate annual music festival and art walk
• South Pasadena Crime Blotter, April 28
• Pasadena to unveil city's first universal playground
• Economic experts, area leaders gather for economic outlook breakfast
• Tornadoes devastate South, killing at least 280
• Sierra Madre police chief Diaz announces her retirement
• Millennia in the making
• Keepin' it real ... weird
• Sights and sounds
• Overnight stay
• A political joke
• Trax
• Bringing it home
• Is nothing sacred?
• Open and transparent
• Surprise ending
• Season Ends For Softball In 7-6 Loss At ELAC
• Montebello to subpoena suspect bank records; HUD suspends funding to city because of violations
• Harlem team to take on Duarte officials in benefit game
• Sign-ups being taken for benefit day of golf in Pasadena
• Pasadena Unified School District sets meetings in search for superintendent
• Dodger's co-owner McCourt calls Selig's actions 'un-American'
• Two anti-corruption bills modeled on San Gabriel Valley cities move through Committee
• Dog beating worst in Pasadena history, says Humane Society
• Judge rejects lawsuit to repeal Monterey Park trash ballot measure
• Maternity tourism takes hold at Pasadena High School with arrival of geese
• Former project manager details who he paid bribes for ex-Mayor Cathe Wilson
• El Monte job fair gives unemployed opportunity, hope
• Pico Rivera continues bans on fast food places
• Frank Girardot: Big, fat, husky, fluffy and "DAMN!"
• Pasadena on the hook for $59 million seismic upgrade of fire stations
• Temple City Schools Foundation launches campaign to offset state budget cuts
• Water district on the move following rate hike
• Woman is arrested for causing fetus' death
• Sierra Madre school goes "eco-friendly"
• Prosecutors lay out allegations in bribery case of former Temple City Mayor
• Around Temple City, April 27
• Police Blotter: Thefts, vandalism reported in Temple City
• Lohan sentence to include cleaning floors and toilets
• LAUSD chief says 9 hires won't add to district deficit
• Around Pasadena, April 27
• San Gabriel next stop for state redistricting committee
• Misdemeanor battery charge dismissed against former Monterey Park council candidate
• PUSD Seeks Community’s Voice in Superintendent Search Forum
• Larry Wilson: Go Ab Fab for art at PAA Treasure Sale
• In the military, April 27
• Pasadena City College Students Invited to Attend "Financial Aid Fiesta" May 5
• Coach Altounian Remembered For Impact On Pasadena Area Soccer
• Pasadena Fire Station 39 to be Vacated as the Result of Seismic Stability Studies
• Public Invited to Comment on a Draft Ordinance Which Would Ban Plastic Carryout Bags
• Pasadena leaders push for airport jobs
• Man killed in Monterey Park shootout identified
• New information emerges in Pasadena murders
• Jury selection goes underway in former Temple City Mayor corruption case
• Alhambra turns to Orange County to fill top jobs
• Around the region, April 26
• Schieffer to run Dodgers franchise
• Montebello officials question money's path to off-the-books account
• Around Alhambra, April 26
• Around Pasadena, April 26
• Man who fled after 1983 murder is sentenced to 31 years to life in prison
• Museums of the Arroyo Day is May 15, 2011 -- Experience Life in the Past Lane!!
• Monrovia High standout linebacker arrested in connection with Fontana attempted murder
• Longtime government watchdog and Pasadena City College professor Rich McKee dies unexpectedly
• Frank Girardot: Forget the royal wedding, celebrate Benny Hill instead
• PCC Swimming Sends Strong Contingent To This Week's State Meet
• North Trip: Badminton Edged By DeAnza, Soundly Beats CCSF
• CSU Monterey Bay Fall 2011 Admission Update
• Donations tally is in for `On Track' cancer event at Santa Anita Park
• City of Duarte announces agenda for community clean up
• Supervisor Antonovich sets events for veterans' tribute
• Past on Parade: Power change-up in Pasadena past
• Police officer, suspect, two bystanders wounded in Monterey Park shoot-out
• Patt Diroll's Social Calendar, April 25
• Patt Diroll: A Night to honor dance at historic Hancock Park home
• Pasadena Unified School District Weekly News - April 22, 2011
• Buddhist organization pushes for more Asian American organ donors
• Lawmakers, industry officials look to legalize online poker
• Mom's the Word: The rebuilding begins at St. John Vianney
• Warm weather attracts more hikers and rescue crews to Eaton Canyon
• Alaoui Earns PCC 6th Straight Men's SCC Swimmer of Year Title, Stoddard Coach of the Year
• Warden Upstages Teammate At SCC Women's Swim Finals
• Burglar alarm leads police to pot grow house in Pasadena
• Parade of Easter facts: Cornucopia of legends make up U.S. traditions
• Pasadena concert benefits Japan disaster victims
• Larry Wilson: Tour Altadena's Wild Wood for a trip to a Greener past
• Whittier group seeks canine park for city
• Trash contract popped lid off Montebello's fiscal woes
• Volunteer Now: Alhambra Civic Center Library looking for literacy tutors
• State to make additional prison rehab cuts
• Gang member, brother, mother, and friends charged in Pico Rivera drug case
• Community service part of the curriculum at Hutchinson Middle
• Contempt for Governor's prison realignment plan is clear, details not
• Steve Lambert: Simon still says it like no one else
• Mr. Natural
• Auditor warned Montebello of `significant deficiencies' in 2009
• Pasadena reapportionment less about race
• Monrovia officials intend to discuss food truck lawsuit with plaintiff
• Byrds land in Altadena to kick off Earth Day
• Montebello officials consult bankruptcy attorneys
• Monrovia Crime Blotter, April 23: Car thefts, burglaries reported this month
• Valley officials: foreclosure fee would help combat blight
• It's Politics: Montebello going to the Dogs
• Upcoming City of Pasadena Events - April 23 to 30, 2011
• Community Invited to Workshops to Discuss Proposed Park in Playhouse District
• State controller to launch `Bell-type' audit of Montebello
• Baseball Sweeps Twinbill Over Cerro Coso
• Bill would restore freeway veto power to South Pasadena
• Arcadia police, firefighters take to court for charity
• Top brass layoffs, reorganization at Pasadena Public Health
• Former teacher is sentenced for 2008 murder in Monterey Park
• Velasquez Wins 2 Events On 1st Day of SCC Swim Finals
• South Pasadena Crime Blotter, April 22
• Rose Magazine, Star-News award `Jewels of Pasadena'
• Gun-rights activists pack heat as form of protest in Pasadena
• Pasadena Casting Club prepares to try out new casting pool
• Commissioner's powers could force McCourt to sell Dodgers
• South Pasadena stage DUI crash for high schoolers
• Larry Wilson: Pasadena's Establishment and the new councilman
• Positive Impact
• Past on parade
• What women want
• Voters go postal
• 'The Graying of AIDS'
• Chasing down sound
• Porked up
• Blues survivor
• Trax
• Obama science advisor warns China could surpass U.S.
• Letters
• Seniors in the crosshairs
• Santa Anita event raises money to combat cancer
• Burglar in hospital scrubs ransacks Arcadia home
• 5 suspects jump from moving car during Arcadia chase
• MLB takes control of Dodgers
• Dodgers fans show relief after MLB takeover
• Baseball Commisioner Bud Selig releases statement about Dodger takeover
• Anti-Bogaard, anti-development sentiment in East Pasadena lead to Masuda win
• Pasadena Senior Center, humane society release injured hawk after two months of rehabilitation
• San Gabriel postpones hearing on local massage ordinance
• Former Dodgers executive Fred Claire calls takeover a step toward better future for franchise
• Suspect arrested in string of San Gabriel Valley robberies targeting women
• Top brass layoffs, reorganization at Pasadena Public Health
• Kaiser pharmacists' strike averted, new proposal to be examined
• Frank Girardot: MLB takeover of Dodgers something all fans should savor
• Mt. St. Mary's Accepting Fall 2011 Applications
• Celebrate the Anniversary of Arlington Garden
• Memory of slain El Monte educator Bobby Salcedo commemorated with 60 Freeway dedication
• Temple City holds Relay for Life
• Around Pasadena, April 20
• Police panel won't put a stop to red-light enforcement
• Arcadia "tree-sitters" get some Hollywood treatment
• Sibling in Rose Bowl brawl accepts plea deal; his brother will stand trial for attempted murder
• Incumbent leading in PUSD race; Masuda leading against Fosselman in City Council runoff election
• Trial for La Cañada Flintridge runaway truck driver postponed again
• In the military, April 20
• South Whittier killer of four gets death penalty
• Softball Rallies From 5 Runs Down, Wins 2nd Straight SCC Game
• Judges orders geographically largest gang injunction in county history for the La Puente area
• Monterey Park fire chief sues city; alleges discrimination because she is gay
• Temple City police blotter, April 20
• Around Temple City, April 20
• Larry Wilson: New budget plan for state - University of un-California
• March 2011 Staying Connected Newsletter
• Spring Egg Hunt is Saturday at Villa-Parke Community Center
• Tax Day protests asks corporations to pony up
• PCC Captures 1st, 2nd Best Sports Media Guides At CCPRO
• Local Army recruitment centers respond to arrest of man who recruited phony unit in Temple City
• Tribune wins statewide public service award
• Alhambra crosswalk removed to comply with federal law
• John Singleton Named Honorary Chair of the PCC Foundation Capital Campaign for the Center for the Arts
• AEG seeks rights in LA stadium deal
• City uses "Dena" and "Otis" as poster couple for "Stop B4 the Line" pedestrian safety campaign
• Budget proposal closes deficit
• Developer still fighting for transit village project
• Local Jewish community celebrates Passover this week
• Around Pasadena, April 19
• Around Alhambra, April 19
• Frank Girardot: A bonehead and ignorant GOP can't get away with portrayal of Obama as a chimp
• Emotional Day For 2011 Sports Hall of Fame Class
• Martinez Residency ends with presentation
• Artist-in-Residence lecture is a bit subversive
• Morphesis work in San Francisco show
• Film by David Em in MOCA show at Geffen
• “Thousand Hearts” Japan Relief Concert -- Saturday, April 23
• City Council Seeks Applicants for Task Force on Charter Amendment and Sub-Geographic Districting
• Upcoming City of Pasadena Events - April 18 to 23, 2011
• Election Night Coverage in Pasadena: Live on KPAS and the Internet
• “City Beat” Topics Include La Loma Bridge Restoration, Environmental Sustainability and Bicycle Master Plan
• Palm Sunday observed with peace parade in Pasadena
• Patt Diroll's Social Calendar, April 18
• Mt. SAC students join hands across California to raise money
• Patt Diroll: Showing Trojan pride
• Past on Parade: Woman's Civic League of Pasadena help shape city
• Blair High School Wins California Distinguished School Honor
• Pasadena Unified School District Weekly News - April 14, 2011
• Claretian priest buried at the San Gabriel Mission is subject of recent petition for sainthood
• Mom's the Word: Is your child transgendered and confused?
• Rosemead Public Safety Department offering fingerprint checks
• Altadena Guild sets annual tour of local homes, gardens
• Pasadena Folk dance group sets world dance celebration
• Past on Parade: The WPA in Altadena
• Monterey Park's cherry blossom festival to feature world champion sumo wrestler
• 120-mile desert race draws police from across Southern California
• Special Report: Higher education leaders fear an all-cuts budget will be devastating
• Some say Civil War still divides nation
• Volunteer Now: Pasadena Kidspace museum seeking volunteers
• Unwanted dogs flood San Gabriel shelter
• Civil War, Confederacy has Pasadena connections
• Larry Wilson: The Queen of Make-Believe: Los Lobos hit a new stage
• Steve Lambert: Simple questions hard to answer
• Dodgers past and present pay tribute to Jackie Robinson on anniversary of him breaking baseball's color barrier
• Claremont Gold Line proposed changes include moving Metrolink station one block east
• It's Politics: Your move senator
• Californians to join hands to benefit community college students
• San Gabriel River Discovery Center denied state grant
• 83-year-old hit-and-run victim makes triumphant return home to Pasadena
• City's first Cinco de Mayo celebration to highlight local Latino heritage
• Official announce plans to revitalize fire-devastated Angeles National Forest by planting 3 million new trees
• Students show off science prowess in Pasadena
• Unemployment rate falls in county, most local cities
• Extra Base Tripping For Baseball In 13-8 Slugfest Over El Camino
• Softball Reverses Form Against Compton
• Monrovia Briefs: Residents can join water conservation challenge
• `Paris' comes to Pasadena at school's fundraiser
• Altadena Guild of Huntington Memorial Hospital sets annual tour of local homes, gardens
• Search finds 4 autistic men safe in Altadena's Eaton Canyon area
• Arcadia Historical Society unveils new pack station marker
• Agreement moves Monrovia's Metro Gold Line project forward
• The gourmet treatment Local Farmers Market hosts national chefs' tour
• Is it real? Appraisers will put a value on art objects at Pacific Asia Museum in Pasadena
• South Pasadena Crime Blotter, April 15
• Larry Wilson: Hard-boiled books cheap for molls and coppers
• Dodgers step up security at stadium in response to fan beating
• Historic Baldwin Park In-N-Out demolished; city officials say company plans to build replica in its honor
• Status, social capital may have motivated El Monte man to recruit phony Army in Temple City
• PUSD runoff could change direction of the board
• Altadena woman beats the odds to reach birthday No. 105
• South Pasadena Briefs: Senior Center schedules series of upcoming events
• Health officials remind parents to vaccinate teens against whooping cough
• South Pasadena authorities report crime reduction in 2010
• Three day tax break gives little relief to stragglers
• Passin' thru pasadena
• Killer fun
• Away from within
• Get up, get out and get gone!
• Beach Bummin'
• Summer sounds
• Summer of surprises
• Summer Guide 2011
• Bookstore Closed during Spring Break
• Observing the Faiths: Church continues serving fish dinners on Fridays
• World without waste
• Speaking of sustainability
• The Count
• Barry Bonds guilty of obstruction of justice
• Defense questions charges against Chinese national suspected of creating fake Army unit in Temple City
• Covina Bargain Box closing
• Portantino's "open carry" ban sails through committee, pro-gun groups plan protest
• All things green and beautiful at Pasadena eco fair
• El Monte police search for serial cat torturer; bound, mutilated corpses found at park
• Santa Anita, City of Hope to hold racetrack walk to fight cancer
• Frank Girardot: An open letter to Governor Brown
• Nude, bloody man dies after being shot with Taser by Whittier police
• Incumbents sweep the board in Monrovia's municipal election
• Caltech students protest housing policies
• We're damned if we do
• Letters
• Left Coast: Pasadena Edition
• This Modern World
• Redefining sustenance
• Four in the fray
• Settlement sought
• Portrait of bravery
• PCC Public Relations Awarded Top Honors for Social Media
• PCC Extended Learning to Team Up with Boston Reed College this Spring
• Altadena Guild of Huntington Memorial Hospital sets annual tour of local homes, gardens
• `Paris' comes to Pasadena at school's fundraiser
• Pasadena day spa owner facing prison in embezzlement case
• PCC CEC Launches New Resource Program For Small Business Development
• Incumbents coasting to likely re-election in Monrovia
• Huntington to host major photographic exhibit on Civil War events
• Gov. Brown signs law raising renewable energy standards for public utilities
• West Covina drops 2012 Rose Parade float because of wilting financial support
• Montebello Interim City Administrator Cosentini tenders his resignation
• Director of Temple City's Camellia Festival awarded 2011 Woman of the Year
• Around the region, April 13
• LAUSD officials urge staff furloughs
• Man who jumped from Colorado Street Bridge had just been released from mental facility
• In the military, April 13
• LAC Student Employee of the Month
• El Monte man accused of creating phony Army unit in Temple City
• Larry Wilson: Donate a pint to a good cause
• Around Pasadena, April 13
• Around Temple City, April 13
• Temple City police blotter, April 13
• PCC to evacuate science building
• Famed composer of 'Il Postino' opera, Daniel Catán of South Pasadena, dies
• Despite challenges, advocacy organizations seek to increase Asian-American voter turnout
• Chefs Center in Pasadena hopes to get it for you wholesale
• Alhambra police blotter, April 12
• Around Alhambra, April 12
• Pasadena Unified School District Weekly News - April 8, 2011
• PUSD Invites Applications For Charter Amendment Task Force
• Around Pasadena, April 12
• Metro board to consider lowering cost of day pass
• Arcadia teen killed by car in crosswalk remembered fondly
• 1,500 Race Win For van der Wyk At Mt. SAC Relays
• PCC Community Business Center To Offer Passport Services Starting April 9
• Pasadena Folk Dancers will mark `World Dance Day' event
• Pasadena-area county supervisor sets events for annual veterans' tribute
• Arcadia Historical Society unveils new Pack Station marker
• Presidential advisor on science to visit Caltech
• City attorney to probe El Monte pay practice
• Questions remain in fatal Pasadena church bus accident
• Patt Diroll: April brings fundraisers to Pasadena
• Past on Parade: Historic geologist shares tale of canyon hike
• Patt Diroll's Social Calendar, April 10
• Congregation continues to pray for Pasadena girl in coma following fatal bus crash
• L.A. County garbage will be riding the rails, but how many haulers will buy a ticket?
• Mom's the Word: Special girl brings awareness of autism
• Ngai's 200 Breaststroke Win Helps Men Earn 5th At 11th Pasadena Swim Invite
• Upcoming City of Pasadena Events - April 11 to 16
• Proposed Arcadia land deal would enable Rusnak dealership to expand, minus popular diner site
• Ngai's 200 Breaststroke Win Helps Men Earn 5th At 11th Pasadena Swim Invite
• Renaissance Pleasure Faire returns to Irwindale
• PUSD points to community tension as possible cause in Muir melee
• Sheriff shifting policy on deputy discipline
• Duck Farm park taking shape along 605 Freeway
• Classmates will celebrate hometown football hero Victor Wright's 50th birthday
• Pasadena Messiah Lutheran Church will be site of annual march for peace
• L.A. County to brief officials on Devils Gate project
• Pasadena City College now offers passport, fingerprinting services
• Crowell Public Library will host CERT disaster training sessions
• Improvements hit snag, delay San Rafael Branch Library's closure
• Loss of federal funds, state cuts could mean more teacher layoffs and school reductions
• Steve Lambert: Consensus building key to effective governing
• Volunteer Now: Performing arts world open for volunteers in Covina
• Captain Leads Way As Badminton Completes Perfect SCC Season
• Pasadena shots fired call, wounded victim prompt investigation
• Feds charge 2 local building inspectors in alleged City of L.A. bribery case
• San Gabriel rabbit rescue evicted, bunny rescuers fear post Easter flood of discarded pets
• Zero-tolerance policy is set for rowdy fans
• Expert says L.A. building codes need to be tightened further
• Day 1 Highlights Of 11th Pasadena Swim Invitational
• Pasadena's colleges battle for bragging rights at 2nd Annual Field Tournament
• FOX 11 to profile Alhambra cold case hit and run
• `Historic' deal to avoid government shutdown
• Officials seek robbers targeting lone women in San Gabriel Valley
• Newcomers challenge incumbents in Tuesday elections for two Monrovia City Council Seats
• Five Monrovia homes featured in fundraising home tour
• Monrovia Briefs: New commercial recycling rules to be enforced
• Monrovia Crime Blotter, April 9: Robberies, DUIs reported during the past week
• It's Politics: AG Kamala Harris takes on gang crimes
• Pitcher Stevens Shines In Circle For Softball
• Badminton Doubles Up On El Camino
• Pasadena police, firemen honored at service
• Gang sweep nets Pasadena homicide suspect
• Obama, leaders short of deal as shutdown looms
• South Pasadena Crime Blotter, April 8
• Larry Wilson: James Joyce cognoscenti coming to the Huntington
• Heart attacks down in county
• Montebello weighs fee and tax increase to deal with looming fiscal crisis
• South Pasadena sinks planned driving range extension
• Cold but relatively dry storm prompts warning from county health officials
• Appeals court rules against South Pasadena on 710 Freeway funding, further legal action unlikely
• South Pasadena Briefs: Chefs to showcase food at Farmers Market
• Pasadena community rallies for Japan relief efforts
• Budget wars: Local Reps weigh in on stopgaps and negotiations as shutdown nears
• Irwindale medics raise funds for beaten Giants fan - a Bay Area colleague
• TABE Scholarship
• School's out
• Dream date
• Rock is being rolled
• Rocking roots
• Made in California
• Trax
• PeaceMan
• Composing a character
• Double dipping
• Community + Commerce
• PCC Community Business Center to Offer Passport Services Starting April 9
• Observing the Faiths: Mass will celebrate life, healings Rev. Aloysius
• Shooting Suspects Arrested, Guns Seized
• Pasadena Community members push for peace at Muir
• Hacienda La Puente school officials consider closing Wedgeworth, little league fears displacement
• AQMD grant helps Pasadena replace dozens of dying palm trees
• Family, friends say goodbye to Bill Bell
• Traffic citations statewide jump since beginning of recession
• Whittier oil process delayed; Matrix Oil Co. files new application to drill
• Governor Brown rallies support before returning to budget tussle
• Statement Regarding Muir High School Incident
• Principal Of Norma Coombs Alternative School Resigns
• Gladstone High School volunteer suspected of illicit relationship with student
• Rio students: `Visualize the Debt'
• Frank Girardot: Don't take me out to the ballgame
• West Covina man charged with murder for deadly St. Patrick's Day crash
• Speed limits on the move in Covina
• Arcadia workshop on disaster preparedness is free
• Improvements hit snag, delay San Rafael Branch Library's closure
• Pasadena Arts League's juried art show opens April 23
• Investigators determine man's death in La Crescenta was suicide
• AS General Elections
• Rose Bowl murder victim's brother identified as suspect
• Lack Of Offense Sends Baseball Into 3-Game Slide
• Citizen Service Center Debuts Online
• Students pledge tolerance
• Juicing up meals for Pasadena's homeless
• Demonstration for peace at Muir Wednesday
• Rose Bowl's premium seating sales team faces "Herculean effort"
• Public pays respect to late Whittier newsman Bill Bell
• PUSD Parent Newsletter - April, 2011
• Around Pasadena, April 6
• Around Temple City, April 6
• Pasadena smoking ban takes another step forward
• Another change in the weather: cooler temperature, chance of thundershowers by late Thursday
• Larry Wilson: Young & Healthy and always on the move
• Federal government shutdown won't have much impact locally
• Alhambra research lab gives students a competitive edge in science
• Alhambra blotter, April 5
• New Mars rover readied for fall launch
• Social calendar, April 5
• Number of Pasadena homeless continues to rise
• PUSD investigates Muir brawl
• Donnelly promotes Arizona-like immigration bill
• Alhambra councilmembers collected nearly $100,000 in city-paid health benefits last year
• Around Pasadena, April 5
• Around Alhambra, April 5
• Frank Girardot: Rubes and the Lord's work
• Free Emergency Response Training April 9
• Toastmasters schedule open house April 10
• Signs lead visitors around newest Monrovia walking route
• Rose expert will share expertise on mini-roses at the Los Angeles County Arboretum
• Pasadena's Kidspace Museum seeks enthusiastic volunteers
• 2011 Math Field Day Winners Announced
• Past on Parade: Edward J.C. Kewen had a way with words
• Patt Diroll: Cheers to music and fashion
• Patt Diroll's Social Calendar, April 3:
• 78-year-old woman, son found dead in Pico Rivera home
• Thousands of teachers statewide, and hundreds in Valley, facing layoffs
• Thousands walk to fight MS at Rose Bowl
• Mom's the Word: Sleep: So basic a need and so wondrous a luxury
• Brown's experience no match for political gridlock
• State Best 4x400 Time Turned In By Host At 1st Pasadena Track Relays
• Doo Dah Parade holds queen tryouts
• First-responders play football to benefit the Special Olympics
• Maternity tourism industry has roots in ancient Asian practice of `doing the time'
• Pasadena Salvation Army provides prom dresses for underprivileged girls
• On the road again - Route 39, Crystal Lake access reopens
• Larry Wilson: The Fox of Mexico still roams Americas
• Steve Lambert: Fans helped baseball go `green' long ago
• San Gabriel Valley Boy Scout Council seeks sponsors for Eagle rank dinner
• Hearing set for 2 charged in Rosemead couple's deaths
• Gourmet food truckers sue Monrovia over law
• Arcadia library program will turn loving spotlight on Russia
• PUSD losing 2 principals to retirement this June
• Conservationists to speak on saving local woodlands
• Community of Pasadena to gather for peace, end to violence
• Badminton Stays Undeated, Clinches SCC Crown
• County Department of Public Works seeks $20 million for improvements to Santa Anita Debris Dam
• 2 now facing charges for alleged assault on deputy in unincorporated county area near Pasadena
• Authorities investigating discovery of man's body in La Ca&#241ada Flintridge
• Pasadena's Mothers' Club receives $75,000 grant
• Police discover apparent suicide victim in Arcadia stairwell
• Editor, columnist Bill Bell dead at 77
• Students: Racially charged melee breaks out at Muir High
• Centenarian still has an eye on the (golf) ball
• Pirate musician James Potkey dead
• Art, architectural treasures of St. Andrew Church on view
• It's Politics: Vernon now has ties to Pasadena
• Monrovia Briefs: MWD offering businesses rebates for saving water
• U.S. jobless rate falls to 8.8 percent
• Freeway sign directs public to Montebello Armenian genocide monument
• Men's Swimming Finishes SCC Dual Meet Regular Season at 6-1
• Upcoming City of Pasadena Events - April 2 to 9, 2011
• Community Invited to Emergency Response Training April 9
• Fights at John Muir High School Lead to Campus Lockdown
• Short-Handed Softball Plugs Along
• Meet Planning Director Vince Bertoni at District 7 Town Hall Meeting
• Rival NFL stadium plans duel at downtown L.A. forum
• South Pasadena Briefs: Spring event promises an egg-citing affair
• Pasadena Unified School District Weekly News - March 31, 2011
• PUSD Principals Announce Retirement
• 2011 Middle School Science Fair Winners
• Larry Wilson: Lou Fleming, RIP: a Pasadena newsman
• Disaster training session in Pasadena will teach survival skills
• Pasadena cooking center will sell baked goods to aid Japan
• Police believe crash was Pasadena driver's suicide attempt
• Pasadena couple make $15 million gift for new USC center
• South Pasadena officials tasked with closing a near $700,000 budget for next year
• Rose Bowl plays host to disaster training
• Playhouse steps up to host "Rebuild Japan" benefit concert
• Former deputy suspected of break-in, threats, assault
• One-day heat wave will give way to cooler weekend conditions
• Rising gas prices curb consumer spending
• Editor's Note
• In Living Color
• Pasadena practitioners with a global view
• Showcasing the Designers
• A Loom of One's Own
• The PWP Goes Green
• Happy Trails
• Chuck Wagon Chili
• A Star-Spangled Bistro
• The List
• Observing the Faiths: Temple City church continues serving fish dinners on Fridays
• Who Will Win on April 8: The Artists? The Scientists? The Chefs? The Faithful? The Teachers? The Undeclared?
• Spring 2011 Extended Learning Classes Now Available at PCC
• Pasadena Rotary Club's Happy Feet program helps families buy shoes
• Builder of Glendora shopping center faces delays
• Montebello resident threatened with lawsuit after speaking out about developer's ties to city officials
• Frank Girardot: U.S. Constitution's 14th Amendment up for debate
• Covina's most historic lot up for sale
• El Monte council slashes Bobadilla's raise in face of criticism
• Pasadena Chamber opposes smoking ban
• San Gabriel Valley cities have come across birth tourism, numbers are low
• Pasadena commission delays approval of Rose Bowl press box design
• Adios Pasadena, bienvenidos Richmond for 100th Chihuahua in cross-country adoption program
• Languages Professor Invited to Join European Depression Study Team
• PCC Police and Safety Services to Host Weeklong Police Cadet Academy
• Pasadena City College Music Professor to Perform Benefit Recital April 9
• Near-record Sierra snow good news to parched state
• Letters
• Relearning deadly lessons
• Left Coast: Pasadena Edition
• This Modern World
• Traffic stop in Eagle Rock yields guns, ammo as driver arrested
• Chase ends with $800,000 worth of drugs seized
• Lively residency expected from Daniel Martinez
• Mitchell work n solo show
• Robinson Stadium Site For Track And Field Pasadena Relays Saturday, April 2
• Juried student art show debuts at museum
• Pasadena Emergency Response Training session will teach survival skills
• Pasadena Women's Connection sets monthly lunch program
• Baseball Pulls Off Amazing Comeback, Beats Harbor, 12-11, In 10 Innings
• Temple City celebrates Arbor Day
• City officials cautious, optimistic about alternative to Brown's CRA plan
• Pusd Musicians Raise Their Voices In Choral Music Festival
• Doo Dah picks its Grand Poo-Bah
• Larry Wilson: Feeding the homeless from our backyards
• Sierra Madre Canyon gets own residential development standards
• Brown halts budget talks with GOP lawmakers
• Around Temple City, March 30
• Around Pasadena, March 30
• City Council candidates focus on south Monrovia concerns
• Pasadena bails out pension plan
• Gov. Jerry Brown expected to say drought is over; little impact expected on rates
• UPDATE! <div>Not Wanted: Sean J. Baggett</div>
• Budget and Resource Allocation Committee - Guiding Principles
• Emergency Response Boot Camp April 2
• Water Shortage Emergency Ends in Pasadena
• Alhambra resident to host her own show on the Oprah Winfrey Network
• Rose Bowl renovation "on schedule" as work on press box underway
• Arcadia mother, son struggle to rebuild their lives after fire destroys home
• Montebello police shoot, kill man with toddler in car
• Local lawmakers split on Obama's actions in Libya
• Weather does a 180 as rain gives way to clear skies, above average temperatures
• Around Pasadena, March 29
• Website advertises Walnut-based maternity tourism
• Around Alhambra, March 29
• Suspect in stable condition after attacking deputy
• Obama strongly defends US military action in Libya
• El Monte Police Department secures felony charges against officer who sued department for sexual harassment
• Frank Girardot: Stitching together a string of puns
• Pasadena Unified School District Weekly News - March 25, 2011
• PUSD Communications And Community Engagement Director To Depart
• Anti-abortion activists march at Rose Bowl in Pasadena
• Monterey Park elected officials ordered to repay city for $85,600 in health care premiums
• Pasadena workshop will provide free tax preparations
• Discount card offers big deals at local Pasadena businesses
• Officials announce Duarte Library closure, improvements
• School hosts marrow drive for stricken Pasadena man
• Sen. Huff announces workshop on ADA requirements
• Past on parade: The good life at the turn of the century
• Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans Day returns to Whittier
• Patt Diroll: Helping arts, bringing shelter
• Patt Diroll's Social Calendar, March 27
• Mom's the Word: Ancestors of the past live anew through museum
• Beverly Hospital hosting blood drive Tuesday
• Aid program for Russian families at Arcadia Public Library
• Egypt: A vote for democracy in an uncertain future
• Deputy wounds two suspects in shooting
• Steve Lambert: Anniversary really a family celebration
• Sierra Madre man documents women's history
• Monterey Park investigates suspected maternity tourist site
• Hundreds march for peace in Pasadena
• Call goes out for Pasadena's centenarians
• Questions arise in Montebello city attorney's investigation into off-the-books accounts
• Volunteer Now: Pet therapy program at Huntington Hospital finds success using dogs to aid patients
• Men's Swimming Captures 10 of 12 Individual Events, Beats LBCC
• Pasadena Police announce special traffic programs Monday
• PUSD spokeswoman will leave for job at Caltech
• Meeting this morning at Robinson Park Center will update Robinson plans
• Willard Elementary janitor smells gas, alerts students and calls 9-1-1
• Monrovia Briefs: Parenting program offers assistance
• Pasadena may snuff out condo smokers
• Monrovia-based World Vision International raises nearly $25 million for Japanese disaster relief
• Candle blamed for $70,000 damages
• Home tour celebrates Wallace Neff's designs
• In Pasadena, eateries aren't posting grades
• Rally races hit Irwindale speedway
• Pasadena's top chef
• Wanted: Sean J. Baggett
• Unemployment drops in county, state
• Upcoming City of Pasadena Events - March 26 to 30, 2011
• March 25 Water Shortage Update: End Time Extended, Conservation on Target
• Distracted and Aggressive Drivers Will be Subject to Special Enforcement March 28
• Former Temple City mayor Cathe Wilson maintains her innocence before court appearance
• South Pasadena resident shares her family's history in the Armenian genocide
• Couple who ran an illegal San Gabriel maternity ward identified
• Pasadena Westridge Glee Club raises funds for Japan
• Alleged Rose Bowl brawler pleads not guilty
• Pasadena's emergency water conservation on target
• Huntington Hospital gets national nursing award
• Additional bids received for Rose Bowl renovation
• Restaurant week kicks off in Pasadena
• Most county youngsters flunk fitness
• Zep Lives
• Trax
• Mountain music
• Losing their religion
• The slipperiest guy in the room
• Now out on DVD
• The fight of his life
• Living the dream
• Slide with a twist
• Observing the Faiths: Annual fish dinners begin at Catholic church
• Larry Wilson: Pasadena gets `Mudbound' at Saturday song and dance
• New census milestone: Hispanics reach 50 million
• Environmental Activists Julia Butterfly Hill and Daryl Hannah to Speak on April 21 at PCC
• Artist Daniel Joseph Martinez In-Residence from April 4-8 at PCC
• New Member of the Pasadena City College Measure P Oversight Committee Appointed
• March 24 Water Shortage Update
• Tip a Cop March 24
• County creams Coffee Gallery
• Grease! To Be Presented At Pasadena High School
• Candidate's past become issue in PUSD race
• Caltech names alumni award recipients
• Alhambra residents warned of "distraction" burglaries
• 25 elementary school students face off in county spelling bee
• Property owner sues Monrovia, redevelopment agency over planned Gold Line yard
• Shut down of illegal maternity ward in San Gabriel elicits differing responses from local legislators
• New federal loan funds could complete renovation of Robinson Park
• Arcadia "tree-sitters" plead not guilty, reject plea deal
• Pasadena doctor recalls Liz Taylor as caring and committed
• Frank Girardot: Some nonviolent torpedoes of truth
• Letters
• Nowhere to run
• Left Coast: Pasadena Edition
• This Modern World
• What Would Cesar Do?
• Liberty in chains
• Film legend Elizabeth Taylor dies at 79 in L.A.
• March 23 Water Shortage Update -- Conservation on Target
• Free "Life & Livelihood" program offers emotional support, platform for unemployed
• San Gabriel shuts down operation catering to maternity tourists
• With $9 million "in the bank," Rosemead Blvd. improvement project pushes ahead, despite threat to CRA
• Around Temple City, March 23
• Scaled-down project agreed to replace contentious Playhouse Plaza
• Former Monterey Park councilwoman and consultant ordered to trial in felony case
• Larry Wilson: When the weather gods cooperate with City Hall
• Monrovia delays public hearing on $40M land deal for Gold Line yard
• Military notes, March 23
• Local Salvadorans hope Obama visit sign of immigration reform, help
• UC Berkeley Transfer Student Admissions Workshop
• March 22 Water Shortage Update - Conservation on Target
• Community Meeting March 24 Will Focus on Public Safety in East Pasadena
• Roski shakes up his force of lobbyists
• Second round of storms to hit San Gabriel Valley on Wednesday
• Frank Girardot: It's Monday and Rebecca Black's song is still stuck in my head
• Alhambra officials and advocates announce citizenship drive targeting Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders
• Libyan Americans relieved, hopeful about coalition strikes in Libya
• Around the region, March 22
• Weak sales, foreclosures push home prices down
• Pasadena steps up for Sister City of Mishima
• Around Pasadena, March 22
• Around Alhambra, March 22
• Ten PCC Athletic Greats To Be Inducted Into 2011 Sports Hall of Fame Class
• Joint Announcement by the City of Pasadena, Pasadena City Council, Pasadenans for a Livable City, Pasadena Heritage and Playhouse Office LLC
• Performing and Communication Arts Publishes Spring Events
• March 21 Water Shortage Update: Usage Slightly Higher, Conservation Still on Target
• Libya bombing called a success but U.S. military officials cautious over ultimate outcome
• Storm hits some San Gabriel Valley areas hard
• Patt Diroll's Social Calendar, March 21
• Patt Diroll: Honoring those in suffrage struggle
• Mom's the Word: Teaching empathy by example
• District 4 runoff candidates outline vision for East Pasadena development
• Benjamin "Frank" Venti calls it a career after 12 years on Monterey Park City Council
• Temple City Farmer's market launched, open every Sunday
• Aid program for Russian families at Arcadia library
• March 20 Water Shortage Update: Conservation on Target
• Cesar Chavez's grandson to speak in Duarte
• Bridge between Duarte, Irwindale to get repairs
• Temple City Historical Society to meet Saturday for concert
• Arcadia offering Aerobics, yoga, dancing classes to seniors
• San Marino Fire Department offers free disaster training to public
• 1,000 attend West Covina Cherry Blossom Festival
• Faux Rockefeller charmed his way coast-to-coast
• Allies launch Libya force as Gadhafi hits rebels
• Volunteer Now: El Monte museum looking for docents
• Huntington's century-old Japanese Garden to close for year-long restoration
• Arcadia business association aims to promote, revitalize downtown
• Larry Wilson: Finally, black leotards come to East Colorado
• Big, wet and windy storm due through the Southland Sunday night
• Men's Swimmers Sweep Double-Dual v. Cerritos, LATT
• March 19 Water Shortage Update: More Conservation Needed
• Four PUSD Seniors Achieve Gates Millennium Scholarship Finalist Status
• Pasadena Unified School District Weekly News - March 17, 2011
• PUSD employee accused of sex with student
• Rocking the Monrovia youth vote
• Hollywood appeals to lawmakers to keep tax program alive
• A week after quake, Japan's leader vows to rebuild
• Free disaster training offered to public by San Marino Fire Department
• City of Pasadena begins ban on outdoor watering
• Alhambra authorities find body of missing man in lake
• Pasadena's vintage Boadway Apartments to be demolished
• It's Politics: Gary Miller tells KFI's John and Ken toll road plan is ridiculous
• Testing finds no health threat along West Coast
• Dean Alex Kritselis work in solo show in Athens
• Theater Department Performs City of Angels
• PCC Veteran Center to Screen Film Wartorn on March 22
• City of Hope sues Florida newspaper over naming rights
• Monrovia Briefs: Early census count shows slight population drop
• Upcoming City of Pasadena Events - March 18 to 26, 2011
• Don't Be “Alarmed” If You See a Dirty Fire Engine!
• Baseball Wins 3rd Straight On St. Paddy's Day Rout Over Mt SAC, 14-4
• Community Invited to Comment on Robinson Park Master Plan at March 26 Public Meeting
• Morris New York exhibit gets favorable reviews
• Four Edmonson sculptures in solo show
• Jury selects student artwork for exhibit
• “City Beat” Topics Include Runoff Election, Outdoor Watering Prohibitions, Disaster Preparedness
• Top SCC Teams Take Toll On PCC Softball
• The FOX factor
• Pasadena kids dig in and learn about produce
• 2011 LOS ANGELES MARATHON: Runners ready to start
• Larry Wilson: The judgment of Pasadena
• The White Hut, Pasadena's venerable burger joint, is closing
• Pasadena officials complete count of absentee and mail-in ballots
• South Pasadena Briefs: Casino night will benefit Tournament of Roses
• Construction work on Fair Oaks in South Pasadena taking a toll on businesses
• Jurors convict former L.A. fire captain of murdering San Gabriel woman
• As radiation drifts toward U.S, officials downplay risks
• From hope to faith
• Niceness in the '90s
• Dynamic duo
• Tex-Mex twofer
• Trax
• Musical comeback
• Green, and loving it
• Close encounters of the best kind
• A day in the park
• 'A living hell'
• Angeles National Forest officials to give update on fire recovery
• Pasadena Education Network (PEN) sets fund-raising wine tasting
• Dogs, owners will gather at Monrovia park to`Bark for Life'
• Westridge School for Girls Glee Club members will perform for Japanese quake victims
• Final Ballots Counted and Combined Results Announced
• Japan begins air drop on stricken reactor
• Libyan-American doctor returns from treating war victims in Benghazi
• High court upholds man's double-murder conviction
• Pasadena scraps secret panel in search
• Letters
• Say hello to spring - and rain - this Sunday
• U.S. nuclear plants located near geologic faults
• PCC Veterans Resource Center presents: Wartorn: 1861- 2010 Exploring Combat and Post-Traumatic Stress
• Arcadia Firefighters reach out to sick children at City of Hope
• Assistance League of Pasadena slates `get to know us' event
• Dogs, owners will gather at Monrovia park to `Bark for Life'
• Author of `New Jim Crow' to appear at local Pasadena library
• City of Arcadia tallies its costs for mayor's breakfast
• San Marino high court upholds man's double-murder conviction
• Men's Relay Teams Perform Well In Track/Field Competition
• Pasadenans Urged to Prepare for Outdoor Watering Prohibitions
• Nuclear Radiation from Japan Presents No Danger to Pasadena
• Rock-blasting canceled at Millard Canyon waterfall
• Baseball Bats Erupt On Little-Long Ball In 12-9 Win Over Mt. SAC
• Arcadia parents, students rally for school district staff facing layoffs
• Solar power project proposed at Temple City Unified
• Pasadena pharmacist remembers Chernobyl amid radiation scare, demand for potassium iodide
• Japan to spray water, acid on stricken nuke plant
• Around Pasadena, March 16
• Sierra Madre Fire Department looking to create paid position
• Around Temple City, March 16
• New era, new season at Pasadena Playhouse
• Pasadena High School Senior Named Gates Millennium Scholarship Finalist
• Del Toro trial murder case deliberations start over
• Fake Rockefeller charged in 1985 San Marino cold case slaying
• Experts say Japan quake is a wake-up call, but doesn't increase likelikhood of 'big one' here
• Book Buyback Information
• Some CSU Campuses Accepting Summer Transfers - Contact Degree & Transfer Center for info
• Red Cross holds Rose Bowl donation drive, eyes long-term relief efforts in Japan
• PUSD Chief Academic Officer Alice Petrossian Retires
• Pasadena Unified School District Weekly News - March 11, 2011
• Artists converge in Alhambra to raise funds for Ghana youth
• Hundreds of bodies wash ashore in quake-hit Japan
• Cities respond to survey's website grades
• Around Pasadena, March 15
• Petrossian to leave PUSD
• Around Alhambra, March 15
• Frank Girardot: TV coverage of disaster in Japan falls flat
• DMV to extend temporary licenses to 90 days
• How you can help the survivors of the earthquake and tsunami in Japan
• Ten days of water-use restrictions to start Friday, March 18 for foothill communities
• Free jazz in One City, One Story program at Hill Avenue Branch Library
• Pat Diroll: Benefitting music and children
• Horse track guard, 90, recovering after rescue of 6-year-old at Santa Anita Park
• Three men arrested in beating, robbery near Pasadena Gold Line station
• Thousands more feared dead in Japan as death toll passes 10,000
• Past on Parade: The Geysers were popular attraction for early California sightseers
• Some area cities' websites lack sunshine
• 180,000 flee as nuclear crisis intensifies in Japan
• Pat Diroll's Social Calendar, March 13
• Drug shortages putting pinch on hospitals
• Mom's the word: Self-induced juvenile onset baldness for a good cause
• Money talks at Altadena Library presentation
• Human Rights Campaign honors Pasadena priest
• Advice for PUSD's college-bound seniors
• San Gabriel Valley educators, students, politicians rally for school funding
• San Rafael Elementary School To Celebrate Reading With Sidewalk Chalk
• JPL study highlights drastic scale of human-induced global warming
• Scientist discuss Japan's quake, lessons it may hold for California
• Census figures show number of Asians in Valley continues to increase
• Japan's nuclear plants heating up after quake as nation struggles to assess damage, aid victims
• How would SoCal fare in a quake similar to Japan's?
• Battered city of Sendai is a testament to disaster
• Tips for getting ready for The Big One
• Experts say Japan quake a good reminder to be prepared for `The Big One'
• Steve Lambert: Lots at stake in state fight over redevelopment
• Volunteer Now: Help improve quality of life for developmentally disabled adults
• Upcoming City of Pasadena Events - March 13 to 19
• Women's Badminton Continues To Dominate SCC, 4-0
• Scenes of destruction after Japan's tsunami, quake
• It's Politics: Just when you thought it was over, politics rises up
• Fate of local "Sister Cities" in Japan cause concern
• Gospel Expo comes to Monrovia
• Judge in O.J. Simpson trial presides over mock trial at West Covina elementary school
• Caltech scientists eagerly await lessons from monster quake
• Locals reach out to family and friends in Japan
• CALIFORNIA: Most on West Coast left relatively unscathed though a man in Crescent City was swept out to sea
• Monrovia Briefs: Residents invited to City Council candidate forum
• Change Your Clocks -- And Smoke Detector Batteries -- for Daylight Saving Time
• Post-election Ballot Count Rescheduled
• Are You Prepared for the Next “Big One”?
• Nine arrested in High Desert gang sweep
• Pink flamingos stolen during church group fundraiser
• Bats Remain Quiet For PCC Baseball
• PUSD To Issue Preliminary Layoff Notices
• Mckinley K-8 School Teacher Wins Music Center Bravo Award
• Gabrielino High student meets President Obama during White House conference <br>on preventing bullying
• MTA met with skepticism at 710 meeting in South Pasadena
• Altadena man's recipe for living to 100 includes golf, bacon and eggs
• Observing the Faiths: H. Spees will be speaker at Harambee fundraiser
• San Gabriel candidate bets on provisional votes from Asians for winning city council seat
• Pasadena area cities look to win redevelopment fight
• Election deadline murky as budget talks continue
• Businesses, bankers in war over debit cards
• GOP passes union bill: Wisconsin spat may spur national counterattack
• Montebello's top employee calls for eliminating city departments to stave off financial crisis
• South Pasadena Briefs: Firefighters will serve up spaghetti at fund-raiser
• Larry Wilson: Two cheers for local democracy
• Funny Friesen
• Stadium steals
• More please
• Pretty in pain
• Split the babies
• Wrong signal
• The Count
• Area Homes Sales
• He's got soul
• You are not alone
• Sheen files $100 million suit against Warner Bros.
• Follow us on Twitter
• PCC Students Earn Phi Theta Kappa Recognition
• San Gabriel Valley residents flock to church on Ash Wednesday
• Tea party crashes Pasadena area elections
• Pasadena PD probes cop who appeared on candidate flier
• Offense Lacking Lately For Softball
• PUSD issues pink slips - again
• Caltech student's winning $1.50 microscope
• HUD to demand additional money from Montebello
• Shuttle Discovery ends flying career, museum next
• This Modern World
• Breaking bread
• Night of surprises
• Extreme justice
• Chicken every Sunday
• Letters
• Equal in all ways
• Left Coast: Pasadena Edition
• Pasadena's "Thorny Rose" gets plucked
• Violinist Robert Gupta to Headline 2011 PCC Guest Artist/Master Class Series March 22-28
• PCC Hosts 'Educational Success' Transfer Workshop on March 25
• Madison leading race for Pasadena council
• Robots face off in recycling competition at Caltech
• Art Center unveils new five-year plan, major boost to downtown campus
• Former Temple City mayor's hearing postponed
• Monterey Park voters favor competitive bidding for trash, two incumbents
• All bad elections come to an end
• Early election results for San Gabriel, La Cañada Flintridge, Rosemead and Los Angeles
• Incumbents sweep Temple City elections
• Selinske locked in close battle, Kenne and Cooper sailing to victory
• Around Temple City, March 9
• Around Pasadena, March 9
• Pasadena City College to Host Faculty Job Fair April 2
• Community Invited to Dedication of New Ladder Truck at Fire Station 32
• CSULA accepting Summer 2011 transfers
• Community Invited to Dedication of Sidney F. Tyler Park
• Southland Gasoline Prices Rise to Highest Since August 2008
• South Pasadena project on schedule
• Alhambra SCE data center moves closer to reality
• Pasadena house fire likely caused by generator results in $160,000 in damage
• Arcadia man delivers Arab-American news with biweekly paper
• Around the region, March 8
• Over $13,000 of equipment stolen from Cal Poly's student Rose Float program
• Around Alhambra, March 8
• Around Pasadena, March 8
• Voters cast ballots in municipal elections
• Accused ex-priest lives unmonitored in Rowland Heights
• Budget and Resource Allocation Committee - Goal Sheet
• Exhibitors Invited to Showcase at Pasadena Earth & Arts Festival
• Pasadena Unified School District Weekly News - March 4, 2011
• Duarte housing project, classic design are both resurrected
• Battling the blight: Eyeing foreclosure uptick, Temple City looks to update its codes
• Past on Parade: A tale of the 'man who bought Pasadena'
• Patt Diroll: A night of wine and roses
• Wave of retiring teachers threatens to swamp CalSTRS reserves
• PCC, art museum team up for student art exhibit
• San Marino Library to screen film on flying legend Barnes
• City of Duarte is raising the cost of licensing your dog
• Mom's the Word: The plain truth about lying children
• Upcoming City of Pasadena Events -- March 7 to 12, 2011
• PCC Swim Teams Earn Split In SCC Home Double-Dual Meet
• Women's Basketball Playoff Wednesday, Mar. 2 Is 5:30 PM Tip-Off At Mt. SAC
• Community Invited to Meet New Planning Director
• Past on Parade: A Caltech birthday
• 13-year-old Pasadena boy cooking for a cause
• Outgoing PUSD Superintendent Edwin Diaz sits down with the Pasadena Star-News
• ICE to review fingerprints of everyone arrested statewide to check on immigration status
• Community clinic in West Covina fears federal funding cut
• Third exec pleads guilty in money laundering case
• Sen. Huff wants legislature to tackle teacher evaluation
• Steve Lambert: Great equalizer is too costly for many
• Volunteer Now: Share the history of California by becoming a docent at El Pueblo de Los Angeles
• Arcadia police, firefighters will shoot hoops for Olympics
• Cajun art show and wine event in Pasadena benefits nonprofit
• Hamilton Elementary invites residents to diversity celebration
• Dozens of groups bring green message to event at the Los Angeles County Arboretum
• PCC Athletics Dean Beverly Tate Resigns Post
• Free speech to intersect with art in Pasadena's Playhouse District
• Madison cleared in mailer controversy
• Images of famed bear Samson return to help Monrovia celebrate its birthday
• Rowland Heights boy to debut piano skills at Carnegie Hall
• Focus on the Family pastor speaks at Arcadia breakfast; dozens protest
• Rising gas prices hit Southern California consumers hard
• Montebello dairy's chocolate milk does Charlie Sheen's body good
• Monrovia Briefs: Major street resurfacing project to start in city
• Unemployment down in county, but up in cities
• Jazz artists swing into action for local Pasadena nonprofit
• Rodney King once again runs afoul of the law, cited for expired license in Arcadia
• Parolee behind bars after arrest outside South Pasadena apartments
• Woman is critically hurt in morning Monterey Park condo blaze
• Parents, care-givers can attend free conference offered at Pasadena conference
• Vintage paper show on tap at Arcadia Masonic Temple
• Arcadia cops, firefighters to play basketball for charity
• 18 patients relocated after fire at Garfield Medical Center
• PCC Reaches Out to Community Churches with Super Education Sunday
• PCC Student Artwork on Display at Pasadena Museum of California Art
• PCC Jazz Day Comes to Campus on March 12
• Hampton Receives 2nd All-SCC Selection For Men's Hoops
• Two new asian art exhibits go on display at the Pacific Asia Museum Friday
• Golden State Freeway car-pool lane project breaks ground
• Larry Wilson: Putting a damper on Pasadena's water ban
• NAACP criticized for rapper performances at awards show
• Pasadena High School Senior Advances To National Merit Scholarship Finals
• Iranian New Year, `Norooz' celebration in Pasadena
• Pasadena driver pleads not guilty in death of woman in wheelchair
• South Pasadena to keep a close eye on future of redevelopment agencies
• Observing the Faiths: Mardi Gras Sunday at Historic First Lutheran
• South Pasadena briefs: Fair Oaks construction to trigger street closures
• High-speed rail likely to stay on 10 or 60 freeways
• County seeks funding guarantee if state programs shifted to local control
• Portraits by an icon
• Choices and changes
• Area Homes Sales
• UCLA Forum on Transfer Students with Dependents
• "The Big 3" Gives Women's Badminton Right Start For 2011
• Another Happy New Year
• A lost art found
• Bullying among children is topic of panel discussion at Pasadena church
• Pasadena theater group launches benefit recycling drive
• San Marino Library launching series of free performances
• Patt Diroll Social Calendar, March 3
• Women's Basketball Streak of State Tournament Trips Ends At 7
• Effects still felt from Rodney King beating
• Crowded field for Monterey Park City Council election
• Cal State Los Angeles students try to make voices heard as budget cuts become reality
• City to look into Madison campaign mailer's use of police officer
• Community leaders, residents recall Rodney King beating
• Pasadena declares Level 4 water emergency during 10-day plant upgrade
• Fuller community remembers couple killed by Somali pirates
• Democrats cool to targeting state workers' pensions
• Frank Girardot: Plan to disband Vernon stinks
• Volunteering hate
• Shot in the dark
• The Count
• Half and half or two for one?
• Breaking vicious cycles
• Habit-forming humor
• Roots 'n' Rhythm
• A woman's touch
• Pop with style
• Trax
• Board renews reward in man's hit & run death in Duarte
• Election Night March 8 will be Bustling at Pasadena Conference; Live Coverage on KPAS and Internet
• Friends and family recall Duarte man slain at Rose Bowl
• Friends and family recall Duarte man slain at Rose Bowl
• County approves environmental impact report for Devils Gate Dam sediment removal
• Larry Wilson: Guilty lit pleasures and Vroman's survival
• Redevelopment, familiar divisions set climate for Temple City elections
• Around Temple City, Mar. 2
• Redevelopment, familiar divisions set climate for Temple City elections
• Around Pasadena, Mar. 2
• Men in the League of Women Voters helping organize 75th anniversary celebration
• Seven-Run 6th Inning Rallies Softball Over ECC, 9-5
• Pasadenans Required to Stop Outdoor Water from March 18 to 27
• Pasadena Fire Department unveils newest rescue vehicle
• Dead body found near Rose Bowl
• Performance theatre in Alhambra opens its doors
• Power lines push through Duarte neighborhood
• Alhambra news briefs, Mar. 1
• Blogger files claim against city over water rate hike
• Cordon Bleu student heads to competition final
• Happy Hour Week begins Tuesday in Old Pasadena
• Winners announced in Black History contest
• Closing remarks in murder trial
• Social calendar, Mar. 1
• Motorist arrested in San Dimas after leading CHP on 3-hour pursuit across Southland
• Man wanted for attempted murder in Montebello shooting flees court
• Frank Girardot: Devil's Gate presents political problems only Solomon could solve
• Truth Hurts
• Radio hosts talk religion in Pasadena
• Officials hope Rosemead hotel owner will put on the ritz
• Patt Diroll's Social Calendar, Feb. 28
• Academy Award winners
• Stars' gowns danced down red carpet
• Pre-show Oscar favorites are big winners
• Good to be the `King': `Speech' nabs three top prizes
• Pasadena's Kidspace to honor police, firefighters at `Hero Day'
• New fields, new rules for facilities at Pasadena's Robinson Park
• Double bassman Harte to be featured in Arcadia concert
• Pasadena City College event should make 4-year transition easier
• Past on Parade: 'Design' exhibit graced Civic in 1974
• Patt Diroll: Benefit raises funds for L.A. Chamber Orchestra
• Mom's the Word: Earning a Pokemon major with Star Wars minor
• In wake of Borders closings, future of local bookstores in doubt
• In response to rising fuel costs, L.A. drivers make driving adjustments
• Perfect Playoff Streak At Hutto-Patterson Gym Continues For Women's Basketball
• Purchase tickets now for Pasadena women authors' festival
• San Marino's Crowell Public Library helps teens prepare for college
• Descanso Gardens will put on first Cherry Blossom Festival
• Vintage paper show on tap at Arcadia Masonic Temple
• Past on Parade: Postcard of 1920's Pasadena
• Students flock to San Gabriel Valley Teen Summit
• Not much damage from winter storm
• Larry Wilson: `The Invisible Line' that still divides America
• Critics split on Oscar best picture winner
• Volunteer Now: Walter Hoving Home looking for volunteers to help troubled women reintegrate into society
• Steve Lambert: Typing today can be a royal pain
• Rising oil prices could affect consumers, businesses
• Historians to unveil new marker for pack station in Arcadia
• Pasadena police to be out in force for red-light crackdown
• Enjoy jazz, horse racing at sorority's Arcadia fundraiser
• Local labor leader Durazo to speak at Pasadena's All Saints
• Shots fired, but Pasadena police find no victims, damage
• Judge says he can't force lawyers to produce imprisoned Spector to testify in civil lawsuit
• Gute Takes No-No Into 6th, Baseball Blanks Pierce, 3-0
• School-Record Runs Total For Softball, 30-0, Over Compton
• Supervisor, county public works clash over EIR for Devils Gate Dam project
• Former Blair High teacher suspected of giving alcohol to students
• It's Politics: Saying thanks is the Pasadena Way
• Historic Upton Sinclair house up for sale
• Van der Wyk Gets PCC Track and Field Off To Flying Start
• Residents win in light fight against PUSD
• Massachusetts Senator signs autobiography at Pasadena's Vroman's Bookstore
• Monrovia Briefs: Council will take up two important items Monday
• Rubio Canyon purchase for public land complete
• Government budget cuts pose threat to recovery
• Editor's Note
• Flights of fancy
• Grass, begone!
• A Lost Tale
• Returning to the untington's Roots
• A Fantastic Salt-Time Journey
• A Salt Tasting
• Beer Without Fear
• The List
• Duarte high school students get project funded by grant
• Long-time writer for Bob Hope to appear at local San Marino library
• Sierra Madre Library launching series of workshops for families
• Enjoy jazz, horse racing at sorority's Arcadia fund-raiser
• L.A. County officials have closed Station Fire burn area roads in anticipation of storm
• Top Colleges to Attend PCC University Day on March 2
• Supplemental Employee Retirement Incentive Plan (SERP) Plan Summary
• Field and Diamonds at Robinson Park Now Open to Public
• Upcoming City of Pasadena Events - Feb. 28 to March 2, 2011
• Observing the Faiths: Church to celebrate Black History Month
• Azusa candidates spar over redevelopment, downtown business at forum
• Montebello officials discuss off the books accounts in heated last-minute meeting
• Arcadia mayor's speaker choice to be protested
• Former fire captain denies killing woman, dumping body in Eagle Rock
• Weekend storm carries with it low temperatures, potential for snow in Valley
• Assemblyman Portantino begins fundraising for run for Congress
• Pitching-Starved Softball Struggles in SCC
• South Pasadena Strings Program takes the chore out of practice
• Larry Wilson: Future of Vroman's tied to our literary culture
• Libyan Americans mobilize support for countrymen as dictator wages war on his people
• Sen. Huff faces wrath of tax opponents, says Taxpayer Caucus divides GOP
• `Grand-daddy' of debates held in Northwest Pasadena
• West Covina gas station pumps out highest national price
• South Pasadena Briefs: Residents report auto thefts, fraud, burglaries
• Students watch as former Temple City High graduate lifts off on final shuttle mission
• A royal dozen
• Score bored
• Out on Home Video
• Spring forward, look back
• Flipping the script
• From Woodstock to Woody
• The Delta's new face
• Driving force
• Trax
• Caltech gets a look at new Chevy Volt
• Vintage paper show on tap at Arcadia Masonic Temple
• Art exhibit planned at Arcadia Historical Museum
• Pasadena traffic police will hold public briefing today
• Two charged in alleged swindle of elderly Pasadena woman
• Man sentenced for 2008 baseball bat attack in South Pasadena
• Diaz resigns as head of PUSD
• Frank Girardot: Felons seek hope at Pasadena job fair
• Seat belts could have lessened some injuries in Twin Peaks bus crash, rescuers say
• First Source nearly late to the parolee job fair
• Caltech's elusive victory nets national recognition
• Up to 250 JPL employees could face layoffs as NASA deals with budget uncertainties
• Parolees line up for jobs in Pasadena
• Opinion pages editor Scauzillo honored for editorial writing
• Suit claims FBI violates Muslims' rights at mosque
• Letters
• Family history
• Left Coast: Pasadena Edition
• This Modern World
• End of an era
• Where's the money?
• One City, One Story Events Planned Throughout Month of March
• Distracted and Aggressive Drivers will be Subject to Special Enforcement Friday
• “City Beat” Topics Include Potential PUSD Voting by District, Local Hiring at Rose Bowl Stadium
• Historic house spared demolition, will be moved from Michillinda park
• Members of Temple City Camp Fire Girls group still meet after 65 years
• Rose Bowl renovation project rolling along
• PUSD teachers call for no more classroom cuts
• Ex-firefighter blames killing on 'vagabond'
• Larry Wilson: Caltech's O'Rourke takes a big pop against PF
• CHP: Pasadena church bus drifted into opposing traffic lane before crash in Twin Peaks
• Around Temple City, February 23
• Former John Muir High School teacher sentenced to 35 years to life for 2008 slaying
• Friends recall Fuller alum as safety-conscious sailor, remain puzzled by deadly turn on high seas
• Around Pasadena, February 23
• Hard Playoff Bracket For Women's Basketball, Hosts Defending State Champ Ventura Saturday
• Pasadena church mourns, prays after fatal bus crash
• Rainfall is 5 inches above normal, new storm is on the way, as officials stick to projections for drier winter
• Gadhafi's hold on Libya weakens in protest wave
• Hijacked Fuller theologian sought to mix faith, adventure on the high seas
• Frank Girardot: Maybe Montebello needs St. Anthony to find its lost dough
• Around Alhambra, February 22
• Around Pasadena, February 22
• Alhambra boxing gym provides hope for area youngsters
• "25 million Americans who are unemployed or under employed"
• Upcoming City of Pasadena Events - Feb. 21 to 26, 2011
• Documentary on Soul Legend Bill Withers to be Screened Feb. 22
• Desmond Tutu delivers unity message at All Saints
• Pasadena Unified School District Weekly News - February 18, 2011
• Pasadena's Huntington Medical Research Institute conducts new study on Alzheimer's Disease
• A history of Black Princes celebrated in 1983 book
• Around Pasadena, Feb. 21
• Patt DiRoll: Super support for education
• Social Calendar, Feb. 21
• Democrats pledge to streamline California business regulations
• Mom's the Word: Constant reminders on the status of motherhood
• Motorized vehicles - used by the disabled - could be allowed on bicycle, hiking trails
• "25 million Americans who are unemployed or under employed"
• Around South Pasadena, Feb 20
• Pasadena Symphony gets half-million dollar windfall
• Officials: deputy fatally shoots gun-wielding man
• Lid blown off simmering rift between ACE and San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments
• $152 million stadium makeover aims to upgrade while keeping unique character, landmark status
• Larry Wilson: Are JPLers just a pawn in anti-abortion game?
• Rosemead candidates vow to increase public safety and fight high speed rail
• Around Monrovia, Feb. 19
• Officials find another mystery bank account belonging to Montebello
• Man wounded in Pasadena shooting
• Foothill residents brace for rain
• RBOC rejects bids from outside firms to manage local hiring outreach
• Around Pasadena, Feb. 19
• Monrovia celebrates Black History Month at museum
• Women's Cager Sophomore Night Is Shahinian Show, 39 Points, 10 Treys
• All-District High School Music Festival
• PUSD Reopen Enrollment Period 2011 - 2012 Signature Programs
• Pines to be removed, replaced
• Free Tax Preparation Day is Feb. 26
• Huntington acquision includes drawing of Temple City bank mural
• Larry Wilson: Legal dirt of Pasadena's farming Dervaes family
• Community meeting caps week of violence, tears in Pasadena
• Solis calls for workplace flexibility at Pasadena conference
• South Pasadena officials approve 30 percent water rate increase for 2011
• Around the Valley, Feb. 18
• Observing the Faiths
• California Horse Racing Board approves return of fall racing at Santa Anita
• South Pasadena officials approve 30 percent water rate increase for 2011
• A pair of musical aces
• Musical mojo
• Musical madman
• For the love of it
• Trax
• Peace through pianos
• Ambitious action
• Out on Home Video
• Money for nothing
• Another 'Super' prediction
• Dreamkeepers Financial Assistance Available to Struggling PCC Students
• Extended Learning to Team Up with Boston Reed College this Spring
• Early Retirement Incentive Plan Timeline
• Strings Attached Thankfully For Women's Basketball
• Bookstore Spring Extended Hours
• Swanegan Plays With Heavy Heart, Scores Team-High 19 In Men's Hoops Finale
• Collateral damage
• Time for a change
• An issue of leadership
• The Count
• Borders to close 200 underperforming outlets
• Around Pasadena, Feb. 17
• Ex-Asian Boyz gang boss convicted of eight murders, 10 tries
• A school mourns and community wants answers in Altadena slaying
• Digging at La Plaza continues despite promise to stop
• PUSD, City Council inch toward new school board election system
• Thornton Hamlin, former president and 65-year mainstay of the Tournament of Roses, dies at 86
• A Noise Within shows off new Pasadena digs
• 3 rescued from river as storm hits SoCal
• Frank Girardot: Is Glenn Beck nuts?
• Letters
• Trouble unleashed
• Left Coast: Pasadena Edition
• This Modern World
• Under the gun
• Classic Pitching Duel: PCC's Whitaker Edged by IVC's Fitzgerald, 1-0
• Councilman Steve Madison will Host Town Hall Meeting Feb. 22
• Pasadena Police Chief will Address Violence Issues Feb. 17
• Sand and Sandbags Available at Two Pasadena Fire Stations
• Rainwater Harvesting Workshop is Free on March 12
• New tally of Pasadena's historic bungalow courts
• A hometown affair: Temple City readies for annual Camellia Festival, carnival and parade
• West Pasadena neighbors say they will fight proposed oak tree removal to make way for home
• JPL scientists excited by findings of close encounter with comet
• In the military, February 16
• Trade, tourism, TV production to boost local economies
• Religious groups seeks grant to provide services to veterans in El Monte
• Larry Wilson: On the road again until you're home
• Around Temple City, February 16
• Pasadena appeals court hears arguments on First Amendment case regarding college football video games
• No leads in Altadena homicide of Muir football player
• Around Pasadena, February 16
• PCC/HSK (Chinese Proficiency Test)
• San Dimas priest removed from duty after affair comes to light
• Alhambra police cars will soon have cameras
• Window bars come down at Altadena Tiny Tots program
• Mistakes Fill Robinson Park Debut For Softball
• Officials identify man shot in drive-by as Muir football standout
• Obama budget: Some cuts, not the slashes GOP asks
• Around Pasadena, February 15
• Around Alhambra, February 15
• Storm track back for Southern California
• Elton strikes back
• UC Transfer Applicants
• 2010 Green City Report Has Plenty to Share
• Scripter Award Dinner honors arts and collections
• PUSD Administrators Honored
• Pasadena Unified School District Weekly News - February 10, 2011
• Cities rush to tie up redevelopment funds so state can't take them
• Taylor leaves Rosemead council after nearly four decades
• `How do I love thee': Couples share courtship, marriage tales at Glendora ceremony
• Patt Diroll's Social Calendar, Feb. 12
• $25,000 grant awarded to the Community Health Alliance of Pasadena will be presented Wednesday
• Pico Rivera Trips and Tours Program offering trips to visit Santa Barbara's School of Culinary Arts
• Submit your entry in First Amendment Cartoon contest
• `In a Word' art exhibit at Whittier Art Gallery
• Rose Magazine accepting outstanding women nominations
• Mom's the Word: What are my kids learning from my marriage?
• Classical organ concert set at Arcadia's Good Shepherd
• Star-News columnist Larry Wilson to read surf poetry
• Whittier foundation to raise funds for cancer research
• Montebello unified on track to open Applied Technology Center in fall
• Rose Bowl jobs meeting sparks cry for jobs
• Bristol Palin shares the love in Pasadena appearance
• Origin of "off-the-books" Montebello account still mystifying city staff
• Food shortages caused by global warming may be cause of world-wide unrest
• Steve Lambert: Self-exam by schools key to saving college 'rights'
• Three found shot to death in Whittier home
• La Puente Marine traverses across world to see dying mother
• Whittier-area Boy Scouts celebrate anniversary of scouting
• Baca pulls endorsement from candidate accused of spousal battery
• Conference Home Losing Streak Now 10 Games For Men's Basketball
• `Egypt is Free' chants Tahrir after Mubarak quits
• IndyMac bank officials face fraud charges from collapse
• Educators learn how to embrace social media
• Wong Nets Eight 3s In Women's Hoops 99-47 Rout Over ECC Compton
• West Pasadena neighbors say they will fight proposed Oak Tree removal to make way for home
• Thousands become citizens in Montebello
• Mann Elected Chair of CCLC Board of Directors
• MTA, PCC Partner Again to Offer Students Affordable Transit Passes
• PCC Presidents Latino Advisory Committee Offers $1,000 Scholarships to Students
• Pasadena City College Music Department Hosts Piano Sale Feb. 20
• PCC Student Health Services Coordinator Named Notable Nurse by NurseWeek
• City's local hiring program has placed 99 workers since 2004
• It's Politics: Schiff weighs in again on Egypt
• Fault zones go digital: See how close you are to Mother Nature's nerves
• South Pasadena Briefs: Dodgers' historian to speak at local library
• Fire captain had history of abuse, woman testifies at his trial in San Gabriel woman's death
• South Pasadena crews break ground on Fair Oaks Avenue construction project
• MTA will hold series of meetings seeking resident input on 710 Freeway gap
• Local Egyptians shocked at Mubarak's decision to not step down immediately
• Back by popular demand - springtime ArtNight in Pasadena
• Egypt's Mubarak refuses to quit, hands VP powers
• Trax
• A thirst for surf
• Classic Rock
• Out on Home Video
• Area Homes Sales
• His time
• Pasadena's proxy war?
• The real Rasputin
• Sisters, mothers and daughters
• Spanish spectacle
• Pasadena public art program appointments made
• Pasadena PD plans red light enforcement operation
• Pasadena candidates forum scheduled for Thursday
• L.A. Zoo presents Valentine's reception
• Pasadena Playhouse presents Dangerous Beauty
• Rosemead food truck festival will raise funds for 9/11 memorial
• Upcoming City of Pasadena Events -- Feb. 11 to 19
• Black History Events Include Luncheon Benefit, Parade, Film Festival
• Official takes on health insurers
• Second time a success for Pasadena mural artist
• Home Not Feeling That Way For Men's Basketball
• West Covina dad who left son in Pasadena parking garage pleads no contest to drunkenness, child abuse
• Ninth Straight 20-Win Season For Women's Basketball
• Azusa Vietnam War vet will be first soldier since war to visit bloody battle site
• Bidding for senior housing project to begin in fresh start for Heritage Square development
• Sheriff endorses pro boxer for Monterey Park City Council despite pending battery charge
• Pre-trial for former Temple City Mayor pushed back
• State board denies Octomom doc license proposal
• Frank Girardot: Tips for a football-free weekend
• Sell your books back! February 14 - February 17
• “City Beat” Topics Include Budget Issues, Employee Pensions, Redevelopment
• 2010 Annual Report is Online
• A drop in the bucket: Temple City blood drive part of national initiative to plug shortage
• Temple City's Mayor Fernando Vizcarra delivers first-ever State of the City Address
• Hundred-year-old Craftsman home gets some modern touches
• Around Temple City, February 9
• Around the region, February 9
• Five vie for Pasadena's District 4 seat
• Vegas offers VIP treatment to Pasadena cancer patient
• NAACP, Rose Bowl to hold public meeting on suspended local hiring bid
• Around Pasadena, February 9
• Obama announcement riles up Valley cities opposed to high-speed rail route
• Military notes, February 9
• MUSD workers win $12 million SuperLotto Plus
• Neighbors reach out to Arcadia bar manager who lost home, fiance in West Covina house fire
• Huizar apologizes for latest round in campaign battle
• Neighbors reach out to West Covina woman who lost home and fiance in residential fire
• Alhambra officials discuss redevelopment agency staff
• Around Alhambra, February 8
• Frank Girardot: How to get the NFL back in Los Angeles
• Huntington Library names new research director after world-wide search
• Pasadena restaurant teaches healthy eating
• Asian Americans have a long history in Alhambra, surrounding areas
• Police spokeswoman part of Pasadena layoffs
• Around Pasadena, February 8
• Pitching-Strong Baseball Splits Doubleheader at Antelope Valley
• Run the Light and Get a Cite
• Pasadena Unified School District Weekly News - February 4, 2011
• Horse rescued from muddy streambed in Pasadena
• Chinese New Year celebration planned in Arcadia
• Bristol Palin to visit Arcadia's Our Savior Lutheran Church Saturday Feb. 12
• Nominations for Temple City's Older American Award
• Pasadena mural to be dedicated at Villa-Parke Center
• Patt Diroll: Preview to a showcase
• Bill Bell: Whittier man turns life-long love of art into thriving Hollywood career
• Past on Parade: Pasadena set to celebrate 125th anniversay
• Authorities warn of scamming "grandchildren"
• District Attorney's Office looking into China trips sponsored by Hacienda-La Puente Unified
• Patt Diroll's Social Calendar, Feb. 6
• Rose Bowl renovation sparks local hiring battle
• Area junior colleges top of the class when it comes to responding to records requests
• Reagan remembered as tough decision-maker
• Horse conformation clinic planned at Santa Anita
• Local Duarte production will mark Black History Month
• History buff will speak to local Arcadia historical society
• Montebello officials discover mysterious "off the books" bank account with $240,000
• Concerns raised that Olvera might be buried at La Plaza construction site across from Olvera Street
• All talk or football heroes? Roski and Leiweke both insist they can bring the NFL back to L.A.
• Steve Lambert: Coping with an economy and cuts that aren't fair
• Volunteer Now: East Whittier City School District seeking mentors
• Debating the Muslim Brotherhood's role in a post-Mubarak Egypt
• Mt. SAC Blanks Men's Cagers Over Last 5 Minutes, Win 70-57
• One man, 3 teens accused in Pasadena burglary
• Temple City event to foster peace between Jews and Arabs in Israel
• Pasadena man suspected "Drywaller Bandit"
• Lugo's Laser Show, 2 HR, 7 RBI, Power Softball's 22-5 Romp Over SBVC
• Women's Hoops Stunned By Mt. SAC Rally, Fall 75-72 In Overtime
• Film takes unsweetened look at Jelly Belly inventor
• PUSD school candidate debate at Webster
• Caltech professor Egypt's next president?
• NFL Commissioner: L.A. to prominent role in labor deal's outcome
• Infrastructure needed for proposed downtown stadium, but so far no one will commit to paying for it
• Hacienda Heights man said to be West Coast connection for huge cocaine transport
• Unemployment falls to 9 percent despite low payroll gains
• Construction starts for Pasadena City College Center for the Arts
• It's Politics: Schiff calls on Mubarak to step down
• Two burglars escape pursuing Pasadena police officers
• Pasadena students, parents invited to financial aid workshop
• City of Pasadena seeks developer to build senior housing
• PCC Center for the Arts Construction Gets Underway
• Daylight Runs Out, But Lancers Walk Off With 3-2, Season-Opening Win
• Arraignment of Arcadia woodland's "tree-sitter" protestors postponed
• Star-News partners with NAACP to host debate
• Egypt chaos: Dozens of reporters beaten, arrested
• South Pasadena Briefs: Storytime at the library
• PUSD Launches ACES Program Orientation
• County implements letter grades for food trucks
• Thousands take part in Chinese New Year celebrations at Hsi Lai Temple
• Approved Environmental Impact Report provides Roski with edge over Leiweke in bid to bring NFL back to Southland
• Observing the Faiths: Church continues parent education series
• Candidates for upcoming San Gabriel election take questions from residents
• At-home gallery in South Pasadena abode for Cuban and Latin American art
• 530 victims now tallied in Sierra Madre ATM scam case
• Musical 'Hunger'
• Trax
• Happy New Year ... again
• Depths of despair
• Glory daze
• First alert
• Charity begins with kids
• Darkness into light
• Flamenco phenomenon
• Area Homes Sales
• ACCJC Reaffirms Accreditation of Pasadena City College
• PCC Hosts Step-Up Your Game Event Feb. 17
• Ujima to Hold Mid-Year Progress Dinner on Feb. 10
• Students and Parents Invited to Attend Financial Aid Saturday
• PCC Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid Introduces Financial Aid TV
• PCC CEC Awarded $150,000 Small Business Grant
• Attending to business
• Local Duarte production will mark Black History Month
• Arcadia man arrested after temper tantrum at bank
• Former Pasadena cop wins $211,700 in lawsuit
• L.A. football stadium could cost $1.35 billion
• Blood in Cairo square: Mubarak backers, foes clash
• Roski: Only room for one stadium
• Furious Theatre Company ends seven-year stint at Playhouse's Carrie Hamilton Theatre
• Former L.A. firefighter on trial for murder
• Coalition sues city, developers, to stop Colorado and Lake project
• Former JPL employee claims he was fired for doubting Darwin
• Letters
• Too little too late?
• Not loving it
• Double standard
• Naber to neighbor
• Season Preview: Deep PCC Baseball Squad Ready For Action
• Three PCC Football Players Sign D-1 Scholarship Letters
• Hampton Explodes For 35 Points In Men's Hoops' Road Triumph
• Women's Basketball Sets Up 1st Place Possibility With Cerritos Win
• Howser shares stories, charm with Duarte seniors
• Rose Bowl video board structure dismantled
• Insurance firm signs on to downtown NFL stadium project
• Larry Wilson: When earldom comes with a Budget car
• Pasadena driver charged in death of wheelchair user
• At 100, woman still active in Temple City
• Lovers of Falcons, Comets have a club of their own
• Pasadena Master Chorale to present pre-Valentine's concert
• Deputies hunt for driver who hit, killed woman in Rosemead
• Temple City Briefs: Feb. 2
• Dow tops 12,000
• Mubarak won't seek new term; go now, crowds shout
• Military Notes: Feb. 2
• Hat's off to the Pasadena Museum
• Out with the old scoreboard at the Rose Bowl
• Chinese new year celebration to offer a glimpse of its culture
• Alhambra Briefs: Feb. 1
• South Pasadena Peeping Tom sketch released
• Pasadena cops must file charges Tuesday in traffic fatality
• Brown urges lawmakers to allow special election
• Judge: Obama's health overhaul unconstitutional
• Forum for candidates in PUSD race is Thursday
• Group suspends monthly 'Walk with Mayor' event
• History buff will speak to Arcadia historical society
• Friends of Monrovia library kick off month-long book sale
• Moore Homers As Softball Gives Coach Musselman First Win
• PCC Pro Alum Kintzler To Throw Out 1st Pitch For 2011 Baseball
• New 2011 CEC Calendar of Success Stories
• Monthly Walk with the Mayor Program is being Suspended
• Cal Poly Pomona worst in state on critical thinking test
• Immigrant tells El Monte, Rosemead students to pursue their dreams
• Road rage over construction in East Pasadena
• Organizers have high hopes for opening a gay and lesbian center in Pasadena
• Gabrielinos struggle for recognition, face challenges
• Ban and busts reducing ranks of La Puente pot shops
• Glendora talent show presents San Gabriel Valley's finest
• Beckman's influence, name prominent at Caltech
• Arboretum course to show beginners art of Chinese painting
• Foothill Alumnae Chapter sets community mixer Feb. 11
• Frostig School speakers educate parents on learning disabilities
• Duarte production will mark Black History Month
• Mom's the Word: Please be kind to the Tiger Mom
• Some business leaders worry Panama Canal expansion could threaten jobs in Valley, region
• Fees increase as governments scour for extra money
• Pasadena restaurants organize benefit for girl
• Temple Grandin refuses to sing autism blues
• American flag postmark expert from Pasadena remembered for contributions
• Yoga presentation proves laughter is best medicine
• Noted women authors will appear at annual festival
• San Gabriel coordinating council sets forum for local candidates
• TNT's dynamite rummage sale is today and Sunday
• Volunteer Now: Boys and Girls' Aid Society
• Temple City residents celebrate the Chinese New Year
• Egypt turmoil drives oil prices higher
• Glendora plays keepaway with state over redevelopment dollars
• Azusa officials shut door on teachers union moving downtown
• Is a new Middle East closer than we think?
• Huntington Hospital's ex-construction boss arrested in alleged $3 million kickback scheme
• Pasadena hospital mourns patient killed by speeding driver
• Duarte residents angry about lack of power in battle against Edison tower construction
• Rio Hondo College professor and Mt. SAC trustee Baca named to statewide task force
• Claremont man suspected of sending threatening letters to children's services offices
• U.S. economy shows greatest growth since 2005
• Rally Hits Breaking Point, Men's Cagers Fall To El Camino, 74-62
• Pasadena Unified School District Weekly News - January 27, 2011
• Scott Returns With Double-Double In Women Basketball's 6th Consecutive Win
• Junior League's fundraiser will be chocolate-y affair
• FVO's Executive Director Hall announces retirement
• Nonprofits' food drive will coincide with Pasadena Marathon
• Spend night at `Museum,' PCC's newest production
• Sierra Madre Library's friends will hold sale for its benefit
• Feet First
• Ebony and Ivory
• A Glass Act
• Aztec Hot Chocolate
• The List
• La Verne conference addresses industry growth
• Even after Giffords shooting, Napolitano can't find support for increased mental health services
• Southland serial killer indicted for New York slayings
• Arcadia couple cherishes moments with Jack LaLanne
• Around Pasadena, Jan. 28
• Pasadena City Council race kicks off at Senior Center
• Observing the Faiths, Jan. 28
• Larry Wilson: If school shooters could learn to just wait a beat
• "Thinking Caps" sculptor dies, leaving Pasadena's $1.1 million public art project in question
• Melting hearts
• Timeless truths
• Holy terror
• Wicked 'Beauty' this way comes
• The fight of their lives
• Editor's Note
• Project runaway
• Unholy matrimony
• Dangerous beauty
• Sound Ball Control, 10 Treys Spark Men's Hoops To First SCC Win
• Patt Diroll: New organization to raise friends and funds for the Colburn School
• Caltech clean energy research gets presidential kudos in State of the Union address
• Azusa candidates face potential impact of quarry vote
• Covina man killed in auto accident in Ecuador
• La Puente hires second interim city manager in two months
• Suspect pleads not guilty, charged with attempted sexual assault of South Pasadena woman
• Around Pasadena, Jan. 27
• City sticks with the "Fork in the Road"
• Another round of layoffs hit Pasadena City Hall
• San Gabriel Valley Egyptian Americans hopeful, nervous for Egypt's future
• Radiating comfort
• Letters
• When rights go wrong
• Left Coast: Pasadena Edition
• This Modern World
• Game changer
• Interesting re-developments
• Improved 'Vision'
• Bringing home the difference
• Obama omits pledge to immigration reform, frustrates immigrant rights advocates
• Obama: 'The future is ours to win'
• Year of the Rabbit: Temple City's Lunar New Year festival brings China home
• $152 million Rose Bowl renovation marked in ceremonial ground-breaking
• Azusa residents approve Vulcan mining plan by 2-to-1 margin in special election
• Around Temple City, January 26
• Around Pasadena, January 26
• Larry Wilson: All smiles at kickoff luncheon for America's Stadium
• Man leads police on pursuit through 15 Valley cities before he crashes in Covina
• Attention Fall 2011 UC Applicants
• Students to perform "Footloose" in city that banned new dancing establishments
• Supervisors consider fate of rehab center in unincorporated Pasadena
• Season Preview: Coach, Lineup, Home Field All New For 2011 Women's Softball
• Around Alhambra, January 25
• Pasadena redevelopment commission to be probed by state
• Around the region, January 25
• Civic leaders: Want better representation? Speak up
• Around Pasadena, January 25
• Petting zoo for special-needs children finds new home in South Pasadena
• Antonovich hugs trees at Descanso
• City weighs in on rail authority's proposal for elevated line
• Martin Luther King Day lesson results in segregation at Glendora elementary school
• DUI suspected in fatal San Gabriel crash
• Pasadena Unified School District Weekly News - January 21, 2011
• Open Enrollment Application Period Is January 24 – February 11, 2011
• Take in a night at the `Museum' at PCC theater
• KTLA 5 News meteorologist Vera Jimenez to give report at school
• Monterey Park Sheriff's Headquarters hosts victims' rights clinic
• Author to lecture on Lincoln at Monrovia library
• Parkway Grill chef to teach cooking class
• Pasadena Unified School District first-graders creating masterpieces
• Pasadena Girl Scouts: If you build it, they will read
• City of Hope team develops "smart bomb" to neutralize HIV
• Past on Parade: A relic of radio's golden age
• Mom's the Word: Everlasting hope is one gift of parenthood
• New urgent care director speaks to Pasadena Women's Club
• Duarte Mayor, schools chief will report on status, progress
• Altadena Soroptimists branch seeks nominees for cash awards
• Men suspected of trying to steal historic light pole in Pasadena
• Sled dog team visits kids in Arcadia
• Booksigning/Meet and Greet at Pasadena City College
• Steve Lambert: For all California's woes, we're lucky to live here
• Longtime Pasadena City College professor dies at 87
• Arcadia bomb scare prompts questions about school security
• California forging ahead with Obama's healthcare plan - but only with federal money
• Stall grooms are the `unsung heroes' at San Pascual Stables in South Pasadena
• Larry Wilson: Forget April showers - pray for March rains
• As GOP tries to repeal health care reform law in Washington, California politicians rush to put law into practice
• Volunteer Now: LACMA Docent Council seeking museum tour guides
• PUSD's open enrollment period begins Monday
• Pasadena Audobon Society creates San Miquel scholarship
• Local play production at the Duarte Performing Arts Center will mark Black History Month
• Duo will explain benefits of `New Food Activism' at Vromans Bookstore
• Man dies when car slams into bus on San Gabriel's Valley Blvd.
• Surge in Baldwin Park shootings threatens to disrupt downward trend in violent crime, murders
• Lineup Changes, But Men's Hoops Can't Stop Tough Skid
• 100th birthday `feels amazing' for Pasadena resident
• L.A. County unemployment rate hits 13 percent
• Former La Mirada Congressman Grisham dead at 88
• Man who pushed San Gabriel Valley's water-conservation efforts killed by heart attack
• FPPC: Pro-mining group not in violation of Political Reform Act
• Bright lights big fight for PUSD and city hall
• Same Trends For Women's Cagers in Third Win Over LBCC
• PACCD Board Member Appointed to State-wide Student Success Task Force
• Pasadena City College Theater Department Presents Tina Howe's Museum
• “City Beat” Topics Include Impact of Governor's Budget Proposal on PCC
• State of the City Event Replays on Cable and Internet
• Northwest Pasadena to Unveil Marketing Concept
• Installation of Underground Electrical Systems on Linda Vista Avenue will Require Traffic Interruptions
• Digital Media Center Workshop Resources Available!
• Comedy `Silvia' to start run at S.M. Playhouse
• Pasadena community expo to offer myriad ways to volunteer
• Pasadena Chamber of Commerce announces forum for council candidates
• Search, rescue team will speak to Pasadena Sierra Club
• South Pasadena residents say stop sign on Pine hasn't helped much in reducing, slowing traffic
• Pasadena mayor gives State of the City Address
• La Plaza officials meet with local Gabrielinos about unearthed burials
• Cal Poly Pomona a temporary home for confiscated exotic turtles, tortoises, frogs
• Tournament of Roses announces new president, 2012 Rose Parade theme
• Rose Bowl renovation moves forward
• 'One nation -- except for you'
• Mom was right
• Hot helpers
• Playing it forward
• 'Sundrunk Angels'
• His own everyman
• A new old sound
• Trax
• Slices of wry
• Missed connections
• Larry Wilson: Calling all transit - and pinot - nerds
• New fuel cell service to dwarf Caltech's solar installation
• South Pasadena Briefs: Council eases off on plan to hike vendors' fees
• Pasadena records first homicide of 2011
• Grenade found at Pasadena home turns out to be harmless
• Pasadena Area Community College District - Financial/Budget Report
• Leading the Way -- Mayor Bill Bogaard's State of the City Report
• CCLC Budget Impact Projections to PCC
• Los Angeles City Official Chosen as Pasadena's New Planning Director
• Mistakes Plague Men's Basketball In Loss To LASW, 87-71
• Women's Hoops Taking Care of Business, Now 6-2 In SCC
• Left Coast: Pasadena Edition
• This Modern World
• In its Elements
• On the town: Honoring art, 125 years of faith
• Man will be tried in shooting of Art Center teacher
• El Monte police looking for man who tried to kidnap 9-year-old girl
• Arcadia mayor's speaker choice for community breakfast draws criticism from some
• Lesley Gist, Family Member of the Under Ground Railroad Movement Speaks in Pasadena, CA!
• PUSD Dual Language Immersion Programs Information Night
• AEG has first public hearing on Los Angeles stadium plan
• Huge ice block falls from the sky onto Whittier woman's Escort
• Southern California area ranks top in traffic congestion
• House votes to repeal Obama's health care law
• Me and my butties
• Letters
• Our town
• Party for Dancer
• Anthony 'Tony' Stewart 1918-2010
• Into the lion's den
• The Count
• The full spectrum
• JPL employees lose Supreme Court case but expect `less abusive' background checks
• Arcadia man enters not guilty plea in bomb incident near school
• New Pasadena Community Urgent Care director speaks to Women's Club
• Pasadena Chamber of Commerce announces forum for council candidates
• Arcadia city council upholds term limits
• Old Sierra Madre street signs for sale as crews work to replace them
• Elderly Arcadia man hit by car while riding his bike dies
• Pat Diroll's Social Calendar, Jan. 19, 2011
• Arcadia suspends controversial coyote-trapping program
• Young maestro takes Pasadena Symphony podium
• Pasadena City Council protects money from the state
• Pasadena school districts team up with local businesses in fund-raising initiative
• Community Invited to Give Input on Ideal Qualities of Pasadena's Next Director of Human Services and Recreation
• Sand added to Santa Anita main track to correct an imbalance after heavy rains
• Los Angeles cultural center officials agree to meet with Gabrielinos
• Arcadia woodland activists, county on the mend
• The American novelist Samantha Peale at PMCA
• In the military, January 19
• PUSD Celebrates Martin Luther King, Jr.
• Plant closure to force drastic water conservation efforts in San Gabriel Valley
• Region eyes Obama's reception of Chinese President Hu
• Around Temple City, January 19
• Temple City student wins his school's geography bee for second year in a row
• Organization honors Monterey Park woman's community activism
• Around Pasadena, January 19
• Suspect in bomb incident in Arcadia due in court Wednesday
• Festival of Human Abilities
• Southern Californians enjoy the change in weather
• Dance school sets fund-raiser for scholarships
• Descendants of first Angelenos add their voices to complaints about burial excavations downtown
• Pasadena community leaders urge calls to action on MLK Day
• PUSD Names Chief Facilities Officer
• Violent crime, homicides down in Los Angeles County
• New 22nd District leader will meet City Council
• Pasadena theater holding auditions for 'The Jungle Book'
• Numerologist to hold 'love' talk in San Marino
• DEA official to speak in Sierra Madre about prescription drugs
• Work on Fair Oaks Ave. corridor to resume soon
• Protesters demand investigation of Arcadia woodland clearance project
• El Monte police search for assailants who attacked man with his own SUV
• Around Alhambra, January 18
• Around the region, January 18
• Wounded congresswoman has long road ahead in rehabilitation
• Latin American Film festival coming to Cal State LA
• Pasadena Library branch's exhibit explores black literature
• Restaurant's promotion to help St. Vincent de Paul
• Altadena Workshop to help seniors avoid ID theft, fraud
• Two men rescued from Eaton Canyon in unrelated incidents
• Pasadena Unified School District Weekly News - January 14, 2011
• Professor: Martin Luther King Jr.'s message of reconciliation echoed by president
• 'Social Network' tops Globes with 4 prizes
• Past on Parade: Caltech satellite anniversary
• Pasadena spends nearly $300,000 annually on car allowances for 76 employees
• Classic car stands by Pasadena senior for four decades
• Citybeats: Anonymous comment on lawn signs rile readers
• Mom's the Word: Girls growing older are on roller coaster of emotions
• Redevelopment has created some thriving urban centers, yet critics say it merely enriches developers
• Gabrieleno Indians protest excavation of cemetery where ancestors likely buried
• Girl Scout cookie season kicks off at Industry Expo Center on Saturday
• Pasadena middle school alive with the sound of fiddles
• Arcadia's oak habitat illustrates challenges facing county flood control
• Volunteer Now: Yarn Projects from the Heart
• Steve Lambert: `Toning down rhetoric' is a misdirected cry
• Larry Wilson: Feynman, a wizard and true star at TEDx
• New 22nd District leader will meet South Pasadena City Council
• City of Hope celebrates 10,000th transplant
• City's Chinese New Year event set for Jan. 29-30 in Monterey Park
• Work on South Pasadena's Fair Oaks Ave. corridor to soon resume
• Year ahead looms as toughest yet for state budgets
• Cardinal Mahoney helps St. Andrew, Pasadena's oldest Catholic church, celebrate 125-year anniversary
• South Pasadena's water rate model not set in stone
• Caltech geeks out, invoking Feynman's spirit
• Free Throws Amiss In Men's Cagers' 8th Consecutive Loss
• Bench Again Picks Up Lancers In 3rd Straight SCC Win
• Who's next?
• Teen birth rate falls to lowest level in 70 years
• Pasadena Metro announces regional transportation symposium
• La Ca&#241ada's Assemblyman Portantino bill would ban firearms in public places
• Caltech astronomer wins Royal Society's Gold Meal
• It's Politics: Rep. Chu confronts violence at El Monte event
• Former Memphis sanitation workers ignite memories of Dr. King
• Workshop in Pasadena will explain how to finance college
• Pasadena Metro offers 2-for-1 train fare MLK Day promotion
• Arcadia bank, eatery evacuated as police deal with device
• City Council to Consider Memorializing Redevelopment Debt in Light of Possible State Actions
• Health by the numbers
• Upcoming City of Pasadena Events - Jan. 14 to 20, 2011
• Race colors Pasadena election
• Azusa's Rosedale developer loses appeal in wage suit
• South Pasadena resident furthers research through special education award
• La Ni&#241a returns with dry weather, high winds
• Vintage Craftsman house in unincorporated Pasadena threatened with demolition
• Larry Wilson: Duke of Kinneloa continues drive for 9/11 memorial
• South Pasadena Briefs: Burglaries and illegal dumping reported
• PASADENA PUBLIC LIBRARY RECEIVES FOUR-STAR RANKING
• Gabrielenos call for halt of downtown cultural center after graves discovered
• 1,500 hope for jobs at new El Monte auto dealer
• Arcadia council to discuss term limits
• PUSD must change its elections to elect more Latinos
• Arcadia woodland reduced to kindling, debate rages on
• Influenza claims 3 lives in L.A. area
• Over 1 million Americans seen losing homes in 2011
• Turning over a new Leaf
• Owning the blues
• An educated voice
• Celtic chaos
• Trax
• Musical magic
• Man of a thousand voices
• What would you do?
• Everybody's talkin' about him
• Scholarship for Students with Disabilities
• 2011 Softball Team Holding Open Tryouts Jan. 17-19
• Harvey Returns, But Men's Basketball Continues Habit Of Close Defeats
• Reserves Play Help Women's Hoops Rout Compton, 79-43
• Looky loos and gadflies barred from tree demolition
• Sierra Madre approves water rate hike
• Race colors Pasadena election
• Warhol works on display at the Huntington
• Social calendar, Jan. 13
• On the Town with Patt Diroll, Jan. 13
• Obama says polarized nation needs healing
• Report: Brown's budget would help rebuild Calif.
• Billboard portraying murder victims erected in El Monte
• California leads as nation sets foreclosure record
• Letters
• Left Coast: Pasadena Edition
• This Modern World
• Pasadena's Justice League
• Voting for change
• A free speech red-light district
• Never enough
• The Count
• Faces in the crowd
• Taste in the bag
• Attention Fall 2011 UC Transfers
• UC Davis TAG Update
• Azusa Pacific University alumnus revisits Haiti one year after devastating earthquake
• Environmentalists lose bid to protect Arcadia woodland
• Rosemead officials open time capsule to the past
• Pasadena's 'Team Brown' survives another week on TV's 'Biggest Loser'
• Judge orders retrial of penalty phase in Manling Williams trial
• Veteran, award-winning teacher launches her own school - with real-world aspirations
• Former Muir teacher pleads no contest in Arcadia slaying
• College and Career Pathways Open Houses
• Larry Wilson: Stop the chop and grow parks in our cities
• Around Temple City, January 12
• Temple City ranks high in list of state's top towns
• Man recovering from gunshot wounds after encounter with deputies at county park in unincorporated El Monte
• Around Pasadena, January 12
• Dialing back: Governor targets cell phones
• County seeks ways to offset state's cuts
• President Rocha on Governor Brown's Community College Budget
• Police Seek Missing Pasadena Man
• Pasadena Keeps Its Resolution to Recycle New Year's Day Trash
• Brown calls for five-year tax increase, slashing university, welfare spending
• Housing Rights Center at Alhambra
• Rose Bowl renovation project gets under way
• Study links freeway pollution to autism
• Man suspected in fatal DUI crash on 10 Freeway still hospitalized; victim remembered by family
• Police arrest teens armed with hammer and mallet
• Frank Girardot: A five-ingredient recipe for hope
• Right-wing radio, angry rhetoric blamed for congresswoman's shooting
• Loophole allows Glendora police chief to work full-time while being a part-time employee
• Pawnshops react to Pasadena police warning about gold trade
• Around Pasadena, January 11
• Around Alhambra, January 11
• Cable Air Show draws hundreds
• Alhambra police will host blood drive with incentives
• Monterey Park's 2-day celebration rings in `Year of Rabbit'
• Past on Parade: Gaut saw beauty of bungalows
• Assemblyman Mike Eng sworn in to third term
• Second suspect surrenders in LA disabled abuse
• Redevelopment could be threatened by Gov. Brown's budget
• Workers discover mysterious time capsule in Rosemead City Hall
• Citybeats: Alleged dirty tricks seen in local politics
• Mom's the Word: Mastering the fine art of rapprochement
• Running tribute held for San Dimas teen who succumbed to complications of eating disorders
• Gunman kills six at event in Arizona
• Volunteer Now: Group likes sewing for good cause
• Pasadena officials reflect on challenges, achievements of 2010
• Three Kings arrive in Pasadena bearing gifts
• Women accused of Covina funeral donation scam
• Larry Wilson: Save Pasadena's legacy of parks and open space
• Car allowances cost area cities thousands annually
• Steve Lambert: Just another Sunday? For God's sake, no
• San Gabriel Valley, Whittier districts recognized for program encouraging high-school biliteracy
• LAPD identifies two men seen in sex assault videos
• U.S. judge to hear Walnut civil rights case
• Man accused in alleged DUI crash due in court
• Duarte man accused in bulldog robberies
• Author walks from mission in San Gabriel to mission in San Fernando
• It's Politics: Slim possibility of Gov. Maldonado still exists
• Northwest Pasadena's new year-round teen education center set for grand opening
• Arcadia railroad bridge retrofit causes traffic delays
• Jobless rate drops to 9.4 percent across U.S.
• Row over 'Rent' at Monrovia High School put to bed
• Men sought in video assaults on disabled women
• Community celebrates Monrovia Wildcats football team's CIF championship
• South Pasadena officials to discuss fee for Farmers Market
• American Indian panel: Halt downtown LA project
• Noted artist will share watercolor tips at San Marino event
• Forest officials downgrade fire danger to 'low' level
• City will hold community party to reopen library
• South Pasadena news briefs, Jan. 7
• Row over `RENT' at Monrovia High School put to bed
• Water main break leaves about 50 Arcadia homes high and dry
• Observing the faiths, Jan. 7
• D.A. reviewing water district's travel expenses
• 2 teens dead, 2 wounded in shooting in Redlands
• Manling Williams death penalty case appears headed for second round
• Sierra Madre turns to feds for help in ATM case
• Terrific 10
• Smoke signals
• Hot helpers
• Little indignities
• 'Requiem' and return
• Best of 2010
• For love of the blues
• Island sounds in midtown
• Dinner with David
• Larry Wilson: Journalists Belarusing up to the Stalinist bar
• Sierra Madre turns to feds for help in ATM case
• The Count
• Against all odds
• Justice on tap
• Caltech to swing to sound of Latin jazz on Jan. 22
• Kidnapping, attempted murder suspect in Alhambra court
• Convicted San Gabriel child molester killed in prison
• On the Town: Painting the town red at American Red Cross' Red-Tie Gala
• Pat Diroll's Social Calendar, Jan. 6, 2011
• Property stolen out of Pasadena Public Storage facility
• Arcadia to re-examine coyote trapping program
• Big tree leaves a big mess after it falls in Temple City neighborhood
• Judge rejects Athens Services-backed lawsuit; ballot measure on trash moves forward in Monterey Park
• Dreier kicks off new leadership post with bills on taxes, immigration, wilderness and spending
• Suspected thief's car gets repossessed during burglary at Glendora Wal-Mart
• Pasadena to lay off 18 management staff
• Frank Girardot: When Mom and Pop meet Igor and Vladimir
• Letters
• Do something!
• This Modern World
• Left Coast: Pasadena Edition
• Double dealing
• An 'ineffective' incumbent
• Building Renovations at Hill Avenue Branch Library will Require Closure Jan. 10 to Feb. 21
• Renovation of San Rafael Branch Library Community Room will be Celebrated Jan. 8
• City Council Steve Haderlein will Host District 4 Candidates Forum
• Councilwoman Jacque Robinson will Host Mingle and Meet Mixer for District 1 Residents
• Mayor Bill Bogaard's 2011 State of the City Event is Jan. 20
• Bob's Big Boy in West Covina closes in anticipation of 10 Freeway carpool lane expansion
• Man charged in Pasadena shooting has Jan. 20 court date
• Temple City briefs, Jan. 5: Library swings into action for schools' winter break
• Temple City's director of development has big plans for city
• Pasadena Marathon date moves to May
• Sierra Madre police officials suspect "bust-out" scam at gas station
• Larry Wilson: Trees vs. mud in Arcadia highlands
• GOP takes reigns in House, halts Obama agenda
• Preliminary Brown budget calls for 'courage and sacrifice'
• Pasadena Artist will display work, lead rare studio tour
• Pasadena's NAACP leader will speak to children about King
• Filmmaker will screen documentary on Nilsson at South Pasadena's Community Room
• L.A. County area residents can put old Chrismas trees at curbside
• Star-News to follow progress of Pasadena duo on NBC's Biggest Loser
• Regional Silver Gloves Boxing Tournament Slated for Pasadena
• Clutter expert will explain how to clear shelf space
• Alhambra Rose Parade entry about to be recycled
• Caruso: new development agreement for Shops at Santa Anita project being finalized
• Alhambra news briefs, Jan. 4
• Last-ditch effort to preserve threatened oak woodland goes down to the wire
• Rose Parade gives way to Yukon Express
• Cal Poly Rose Parade float is viewers' favorite
• Fraud reports linked to EVG gas station top 175
• Colleagues mourn passing of famed city attorney, Watson
• Frank Girardot: Schwarzenegger's final act seems excessive
• HIV education program, concert set for Jan. 15 at Pasadena's William Carey University
• Monrovia civic celebration will laud Wildcats' CIF win
• Pasadena family displaced after fire; infant hospitalized
• Pickup truck crashes into Pasadena Head Start office
• While the restaurant is dead, the food lives on for Covina rib cooker
• Annual report card gives low marks to state when it comes to kids
• 2011 is expected to bring several development projects to Alhambra
• Past on Parade: Lowe's airship viewed in 1910 as aviation advance
• Parade floats continue to draw crowds
• Authorities lose track of La Mirada man wanted in West Covina Ponzi scheme
• Those nearing retirement face challenges
• Mom's the Word: Food's a gift that keeps on giving
• City of Pasadena, district officials will open school's new gym
• `Year of the Rabbit' will be celebrated in downtown Monterey Park
• A closer look at the Rose Parade
• 2011 Rose Parade floats on sunshine
• Reporter takes unforgettable ride on Rose Parade float
• Area hospitals welcome first babies of 2011
• Founding Pellissier family loses a member
• Steve Lambert: How to survive your family house guests
• Here is the list of winning floats in the 122nd annual Tournament of Roses Parade
• El Sereno teen gets wish to ride aboard Rose Parade float
• Altadena resident converts lawn to Rose Bowl Game field
• Rose Parade floats make journey to Pasadena
• Pink-clad, hatchet-wielding Darth Vader bank robbery suspect arrested in Rowland Heights
• Pasadena man uses orphan background to help others
• Crime in El Monte continues to drop despite police cuts, recession
• Reporting on Afghanistan, Iraq low on the media's priority list this year
• It's Politics: Celebrating Christmas in Washington and Pasadena
• Annual report card gives low marks to state when it comes to kids
• Rose Parade sticks city with bill and a mess
• Pasadena releases names of officers involved in shooting
• Student chefs ready for Red Cross' Red Tie Gala
• A year that ended with half-empty debris basins was full of surprises
• Larry Wilson: Donors to Tournament of Toys top the year
• Rose Parade Grand Marshal Paula Deen helps donate thousands of pounds of food to homeless services center
• Pasadena loses $11.1 million federal stimulus allocation
• Hire a Hero For The Day!
• Cold night predicted for Rose Parade route campers
• Police look for masked trio who robbed store
• Four burglary suspects arrested in Rosemead
• Official offers advice to parade route campers
• Observing the faiths, Dec. 31
• Editor's Note
• Turning Back Time
• Burning Down the House
• How to Make Resolutions a Reality
• Leader of the pack
• You Are What You Eat
• Wascally Wabbit
• Lapin à la Chasseur (Hunter's Rabbit)
• The Royce takes a bow
• The List
• Improving Weather Conditions Could Provide Additional General Parking for Rose Bowl Game
• Police Identify Officers Involved in Dec. 27 Shooting
• Out on DVD
• On the Town with Patt Diroll: The return of the sport of kings
• Social calendar, Dec. 30
• Metro to expand bus and train service to get thousands to parade and game
• IHOP drops suit against church over acronym, but stays mum on details
• Trash and old trees in Monrovia will be collected on regular pick-up days, officials say
• Bands from all over the world kick-off 2011 `Bandfest' at PCC
• Wet San Gabriel animal shelter gets flooded by donations
• Pasadena's use of force board won't probe OIS
• Detectives say DNA proves killer of Baldwin Park girl also strangled Pomona woman
• Pasadena public safety calls for common sense
• Rains to limit Rose Bowl parking for thousands at soggy Brookside Golf Course
• Rose Queen and her Court provide regal kickoff for hotline
• What Are You Doing New Year's Eve?
• Say 'Cheers'
• A stomping New Year
• 'Darling' debut
• 'Blue' bawls
• Saving the day
• A place of your own
• Life's lessons learned
• A work in progress
• Cheesy fun
• Frank Girardot: Eight isn't always great for `Octomom' Nadya Suleman
• Clear skies predicted through week; more rain possible this weekend
• Get All Your Questions Answered About the Rose Parade and Rose Bowl Game
• Sheriff reports lowest homicide rate since 1975
• Experts expect cold, damp end to 2010
• L.A. home prices stay above water as nation's sink
• Vivid executive offers to save `Octomom' from eviction
• Driver at wheel in fatal crash appears in court
• Zeppelin to provide view of Rose Bowl
• University of Wisconsin professors celebrate 63 years of wedded bliss four days before their alma mater plays in the Big Game
• PUSD chief wants TOR to wake up and smell the garlic
• Fares on Metro Gold Line are free New Year's Eve
• Museum expert to reveal its treasures at luncheon
• Pasadena police officers fire on former city employee
• Larry Wilson: A community mourns the true Rose King of Pasadena
• Ceiling caves in on cats at San Gabriel Valley Humane Society
• Parade Watch: Knock-Knock-Knockin' on the RV Door
• Man arrested for shooting at police
• Closures scheduled for 10, 110 freeways
• City beats, Dec. 28
• Kwanzaa kicks off in Pasadena
• County crews catch up on cleaning basins after storms
• Rescue effort in Chino fails to save Pasadena woman from drowning
• New storm forecast for California
• Frank Girardot: A Pasadena travel guide in time for the Tournament of Roses
• Good government groups call for legislative reforms
• Options Offered for Recycling Christmas Trees
• Past on Parade: 1911 Rose Parade came up rosey
• "MonroviaOpoly" board game now on sale at Monrovia Public Library
• Professional mushers will make a stop at Arcadia library
• Housing project for low-income seniors gets funding, construction may start in January
• Museum brings snow to Pasadena children
• Study: Legislators, lobbyists benefit from failed bills
• Off to a fast start: Santa Anita Park opens 2010-11 season
• Citybeats: Ballot statement 'language' fuss signals election season heating up
• Steve Lambert: `Z' right formula for the new year
• Mom's the Word: What does your Christmas tree say about you?
• Probe shows California leaders are flush with sponsored bills
• Thousands attend annual Christmas event in Pasadena
• Baldwin Park cookin' up new classes
• Giving Girls give back to their Sierra Madre school
• Pasadena folk dancers will party at New Year's Eve event
• Kaiser launches online survey on resolutions
• Expert will show how to prune roses in San Marino
• Pasadena Elks will hold large camera sale Jan. 9
• Museum expert to reveal its treasure at Arcadia lecture
• PUSD board president will speak to league
• Foreign film program at Arcadia library continues in 2011
• Edison seeking to raise rates to update infrastructure
• Rainfall refuels dwindling water supplies
• Alhambra police shoot at vehicle as it allegedly charges at officers
• It's Politics: Celebrating Christmas in Washington and Pasadena
• Pasadena councilwoman dreaming of a Lincoln Avenue Renaissance
• Hector Gonzalez: Little messages of faith arrive when you least expect them
• Azusa father, big-rig driver killed while returning home for holidays
• Local ACLU chapter sets forum on immigration
• South Pasadena Senior Center to provide gala lunch for new year
• Radio Disney will put on New Year's Eve party
• Monrovia plans big celebration for champion Wildcats
• Experts to discuss cancer treatments, side effects
• Exhibit provides local view of Arcadia during Great War
• Crews in Pasadena, forest still cleaning up after seven days of rain
• Pasadena Community Foundation continues its charitable traditions
• Athens backs lawsuit in attempt to stop competitive bidding in Monterey Park, officials say
• State DMV weeks behind in issuing driver's licenses
• South Pasadena Briefs: Senior Center will hold post-New Year's lunch
• South Pasadena church's history is by the book
• Smoking to stay legal in Monrovia parks
• Shoppers hit malls on the day before the last day of Christmas shopping
• Pasadena's first housing tract gets landmark status
• Comeback victory
• Great 'Grit'
• Now playing
• Angels in our midst
• Royal Storyteller
• Cooking with roses
• No more monkey business
• Words on Music
• High-flying tunes
• The Natural
• Larry Wilson: Lumps of political coal in Christmas stocking
• Pasadena area foothills survive lashing, clear skies ahead
• Thousands to receive free meals at Pasadena Holiday Dinner-in-the-Park
• Naples orchestra declines to rehire Jorge Mester
• Rain can't stop Las Posadas for this family
• West Covina City Council appoints former community services commissioner to fill Hernandez seat
• Jacob Maarse, Pasadena's premier floral designer, dies at 82
• Patt Diroll: A musical `Christmas Ball'
• Pasadena's bad weather shelter opens to homeless
• Social Calendar: Dec. 22
• Gallo seeks forgiveness as he is sentenced to 51 years to life for the deaths of Adenhart, two others
• Pasadena carport fire causes $115,000 damage
• Monrovia infant home after Great Dane attack
• Letters
• The perils of patriarchy
• Yes, Erica, there is a Santa Claus
• Left Coast: Pasadena Edition
• This Modern World
• Piling it on
• Frank Girardot: It's raining Christmas stories
• L.A. County homes sales rise slightly, but many area cities see prices fall
• Storm-related Road Closure
• 'Temple City' set for retirement
• Bicyclist in critical shape following crash with car
• Hearing delayed for 3 accused in bowl brawl
• South Pasadena Senior Center to provide gala lunch for new year
• Senior Center will open for Christmas Day dinner
• Local resident appointed again to state commission
• Christmas wishes come true for Pasadena teachers
• Temple City news briefs, Dec. 22
• State Controller report criticizes firm used by Bell and several San Gabriel Valley cities
• Rose Parade float honors President Reagan
• Larry Wilson: Chance to go deep into Christmas spirit
• California: Status quo in Congress under newly released Census numbers
• FCC votes to regulate Internet providers
• Tips for Staying Safe Along the 2011 Rose Parade Route
• Alhambra High students find a place for themselves in poetry club
• Volunteers help needy families in Arcadia
• These little suckers officially get a home
• Alhambra news briefs, Dec. 21
• Lydia Wilkins, a link with a century of history, dies at 106
• Weekend DUI crackdown results in three arrests in South Pasadena
• Duarte provides easy way to get rid of old trees
• Rain cancels Snow Day in Duarte on Wednesday
• Rose Bowl renovation financing gap reaches $12 million
• A six pack and three cherries
• State weeks behind in issuing driver's licenses
• Frank Girardot: Getting in the Christmas spirit
• Ask a cop, Dec. 21
• Storm Advisory -- Sand, Sandbags Available; Prepare for Next Storm
• Pasadena based social service nonprofit takes the TV spotlight
• City of Duarte provides easy way to get rid of old trees
• Pasadena Senior Center will open for Christmas Day dinner
• Volunteers wanted to ensure accurate count of Duarte homeless
• Walnut Valley Unified hires Duarte Unified superintendent as its head administrator
• Pasadena Dance Theatre students staging `Nutcracker'
• Altadena man tunes in to recycling
• Pasadena's Heritage Square gets new life
• Citybeats: Renaming of alley an official nod to Plotkin
• Past on Parade: Battle of Rio San Gabriel
• Mom's the Word: Holiday happiness lies in the little things
• Chamber encouraging Christmas shoppers to spend it in Pasadena
• Pasadena Unified School District board president will speak to league
• Donors can now text Salvation Army donations
• City of Duarte will use new grant to augment disaster plan
• Court clears city of Monrovia in suit alleging discrimination
• Azusa Pacific University honors students interned during WWII
• Indian Sikh wedding transforms the Pasadena Convention Center
• Past on Parade: Caltech's unlikely president
• Spreading some cheer: Altadena children get Christmas gifts from sheriff's dept.
• Steve Lambert: Time flies - and stands still - at Christmas
• Volunteer Now: San Gabriel Valley Literacy Council needs tutors
• Series of storms threatens California with flooding
• Upcoming City of Pasadena Events -- Dec. 20 to 25, 2010
• Town Hall Meeting Dec. 20 on Madison-Cordova Safety Improvements
• Clark out at WQA as South El Monte's Aguinaga takes her seat
• Pasadena Unified School District Weekly News - December 17, 2010
• Recent rain brings to brighter water supply outlook for California
• Gas prices spike to record highs for the holidays
• Retired PCC football coach Don Hunt dies at 85
• Santa Squad awards Arcadia's Holiday Decorations Contest
• County officials close roads in fire's burn zone
• Duarte gets state grant to help city fight gangs
• Family escapes after chimney fire breaks out
• What will new tax law mean to you?
• Economic experts say tax cuts good for short term
• President Obama signs tax-cut bill
• Highlights of the tax-cut package signed by President Obama
• Realms of despair
• County, local unemployment soars to 12.9 percent
• Opponents call on county to end plans to destroy rare Arcadia oak woodland for debris dump
• It's Politics: Roger Hernandez named to Dem leadership in Assembly
• South Pasadena residents lauded for civic contributions
• Pasadena Fire warns of fire danger amid holiday cheer
• Alhambra event puts veteran women in the spotlight
• Larry Wilson: A logical extension of the Bogaard curve
• Rio Hondo Police Academy faces additional investigations, accusations of misconduct
• Congress sends tax legislation to White House
• South Pasadena Briefs: Council moving closer to increasing water rates
• Police unveil `Grim Sleeper' photos
• Armed robbers hit Northridge pot clinic
• Woman killed in alleged DUI crash in Alhambra
• Donors can now text Salvation Army donations
• Pasadena Humane Society to fight for custody of over 200 cats
• Duarte will use new grant to augment disaster plan
• Former Mayor White, who served in `70s, has died
• Observing the faiths, Dec. 17
• Aiming high
• Sweet Mama Stringbean
• Journey's end
• Swinging into the holidays
• Songs of the season
• Fish taco pipeline
• Checking out
• Tapped out
• Wrong number
• Up to date
• Death of Former Mayor Robert White
• Baby mama drama
• Raising 'red flags'
• Inhumane error
• Pushed to the edge
• AEG reveals finilists for downtown stadium design
• Soggy weekend on tap for Valley, Whittier areas
• Senate sends tax bill to House
• Twins found dead in Pomona parking lot
• Pasadena Humane Society rescues 120 cats from hoarder
• Pasadena store lends a holiday hand to domestic violence victims
• Pasadena Tea Party crashes spring elections
• Rose Queen and her Court bring gifts and smiles to City of Hope patients
• Letters
• Shotgun Christmas
• Left Coast: Pasadena Edition
• This Modern World
• Deputies on suspension for holiday brawl in Montebello
• Rosemead seeks volunteers to count homeless people
• PUSD board president will speak to league
• Gold Line, other Metro lines will run for free
• Owner opts to euthanize dog that attacked baby
• On the Town with Patt Diroll, Dec. 16
• Frank Girardot: Apocalypse lurking in L.A.'s shadowy future
• Martha Camacho Named One of American Library Association's Emerging Leaders for 2010
• North Lake Avenue Parking Study will be Discussed at Community Meeting
• Ladder Truck Back in Service After Meeting Managed Savings Goals
• Rice Elementary show choir performs at Rosemead Library
• Larry Wilson: Looking for Altadena's own great good place
• PUSD will use new grant to bolster graduations
• Department reinstates truck cut in budget trim
• D.A. will not file charges against former San Gabriel Mayor Huang
• San Marino Girl Scouts donate plush toys to toy drive
• Temple City briefs, Dec. 15
• Colorado and Lake project gets final go-ahead
• Veteran Rose Parade float decorator treasures her job
• 2011 Rose Parade float honors organ, tissue donors
• Monrovia man runs 3,500 miles across America
• Monrovia infant recovering after being snatched away from mom by Great Dane
• Supervisors move to preserve rural areas as 'dark zones'
• Martha Camacho Named One Of American Library Association's Emerging Leaders For 2010
• Pasadena Unified School District Awarded $250,000 Education Technology Grant
• Alhambra's "Sam the Barber" holds annual toy drive
• Motion picture industry leaders launch campaign to make L.A. a film-friendly city
• Although broke, Pasadena pays out big bucks to resigning top official
• Senior Center will open for Christmas Day dinner
• Pacific Asia Museum admission is free for locals thru Dec. 31
• Vote for your favorite float on line, via text
• Sheriff's rescue unit saves man from falling off cliff
• Pasadena takes step toward solar energy purchase
• Arcadia horse trainer Timphony dead at 76
• Michigan State fans thorny about Rose Bowl matchup
• Lights are now on on Altadena's historic Christmas Tree Lane
• Alhambra news briefs, Dec. 14
• Pasadena Realtors raise donations for wounded soldiers
• Obama's health care overhaul faces legal setback
• Frank Girardot: Searching for that perfect gift with just 11 days left `til Christmas
• Sports and Drama Day Camps Offered During Winter Break
• Pasadena Senior Center will open for Christmas Day dinner
• All-men's choir putting on Christmas show at Wilson Middle School
• Chamber mixer will raise funds for Sierra Madre's float
• City of Monrovia's board game "MonroviaOpoly" now on sale at local library
• Men try to rob Arcadia couple after gem show
• Arboretum opens Queen Anne Cottage for holiday tours
• 2011-2010 Priority Open Enrollment Is December 13 -23, 2010
• College and Career Pathways Open Houses
• Pasadena Unified School District Weekly News - Dec 10, 2010
• Cool temperatures predicted this week, rain possible by weekend
• Water and Power keeps Pasadena liquid
• Angeles Crest Highway 2 could be reopened this month, officials say
• Past on Parade: The man behind Valley Hunt Club
• Honoring Desiderio by preserving heroic past
• New Pasadena wine shop prefers Old World to New
• Citybeats: Pasadena keeps strict rules about chimps
• Mom's the Word: `Laundromat Literacy' cleans up idle minds
• Sierra Madre sets second reading of water hike ordinance
• Pasadena's Police Chief Sanchez will be guest at PAPAC dinner
• Construction field workers can attend Pasadena city workshop
• LAUSD to consider sponsorships
• Past on Parade: WWII Japanese sub visited area
• Irwindale AMVETS help needy kids
• Holiday wreaths honor those who served U.S.
• Educators question effectiveness of federally-mandated tutoring services for low-income students at underperforming schools
• West Covina Police arrest two, seize $200,000 in drugs
• Steve Lambert: Sometimes parting is the right thing
• Pasadena officers "ready" for New Year's Day events
• Thousands attend debut of Kaiser Permanente's 2011 Rose Parade float
• Larry Wilson: Changing face of HIV at Pasadena's ASC
• Volunteer Now: 'House of Hope' needs your special skill
• State grant helps San Gabriel move forward with construction of park
• Seven-time cancer survivor supports peers in fight
• Duarte submits evidence to DA to refute claims council misused public funds in mining fight
• Pasadena protest calls attention to Mideast conflict
• Rosemead School District board members vote against stipend increase
• Geminids set to light up night skies
• New Pasadena public art plan takes shape
• Sierra Madre students write letters to Santa, help raise funds for Make-A-Wish
• It's Politics: Pasadena mayor reveals another break in Rose Parade tradition
• Rosemead breaks ground for two new aquatics centers
• Restaurant worker reports unprovoked assault by 2 in Arcadia
• South Pasadena police say they nabbed man who stole cell phone
• Police to resubmit their case against ex-mayor of San Gabriel
• Suspect jailed in Pico Rivera smash-and-grab jewelry robbery
• Upcoming City of Pasadena Events -- Dec. 11 to 18, 2010
• Community Meeting will Provide Update on Draft Plan for Lincoln Avenue
• Fire Department Offers Holiday Safety Guidelines
• Pasadena City Hall decked out to mark start of holiday
• Fleeing suspect collides with school bus in Alhambra
• Monterey Park man, wrongly accused of murder, files $200,000 claim against city
• Deputies shut down La Puente pot dispensary, arrest owner
• House Democrats issue blow to Obama-Republican tax agreement
• South Pasadena city officials consider raising water rates
• Pasadena Playhouse meets $2 million challenge
• San Gabriel schoolchildren build home
• Three charged, plead not guilty for alleged Rose Bowl brawl violence
• Larry Wilson: Grants fill dental care funding cavity
• South Pasadena: Motorists warned about closure of 110 Freeway
• Officials nominate 3 for Rose Bowl Hall of Fame
• Pasadena, schools will mark declaration's anniversary
• Pasadena police will be hunting for speeding drivers today
• Observing the faiths, Dec. 10
• Trax
• Peace work
• 'One small wind can raise much dust'
• Tearing down the Fourth Wall
• A musical two-fer
• Swing's the thing
• 'Tiny' movies
• 'One too many'
• At last!
• From dream to cash stream
• Some 'People's Car'
• Breaking bad behavior
• UK climate expert tells JPL global warming is real
• Caltech students help design tools to benefit India's poor
• `Tis the season for $9,000 raises in Pasadena
• PUSD Arts Wins Golden Bell Award
• Rosemead School District board to vote on possible stipend increase
• AEG executive says he hopes to have agreement on downtown L.A. stadium and with NFL team by March
• Dreier, McKeon confirmed as chairmen
• Undocumented students watch, wait as House debate legalization path
• Santa will take wishes at Clearman's North Woods
• Art Center announces 5th annual fashion spectacle
• Grant will help officials develop transit village
• Frank Girardot: John Lennon's legacy holds up even if his music doesn't
• Two area schools nominated for Blue Ribbon awards
• Untitled
• Letters
• Down on the farm
• Left Coast: Pasadena Edition
• This Modern World
• Struggle of the century
• Schiff's WikiPocricy
• Brawl at the bowl
• Smoke it if you can
• The Count
• Union Station Homeless Services gears up for Christmas Dinner-in-the-Park
• Clear-cutting on hold for oak woodland, county and environmentalists to meet on alternatives
• Pasadena's theatre 360 takes on `13'
• City of Pasadena Sponsors Holiday Festivities!
• Public Meeting will Preview New Building Codes
• Donnelly seeks to bring Arizona-style immigration law to California
• San Gabriel 34th annual 2010 Christmas Tree Lighting and Mission District Festival of Lights
• Larry Wilson: Even presidents have mothers who kvetch
• Duarte students get bogged down in water tech
• Temple City news briefs, Dec. 8
• News briefs, Dec. 8
• Three more arrested in connection with Rose Bowl brawl
• Board of Supervisors bans marijuana outlets in unincorporated county areas
• PUSD Cuts Dropout Rate By Almost 5 Percent
• Chabad of Pasadena celebrates Hanukkah
• Altadena tour features residents' homes for the holidays
• Walk of faith: Catholics celebrate famed holy vision
• Water Quality Authority faces staff, board upheaval
• Pasadena rabbi meets Obama at the White House
• Past on Parade: Museum adds image of WWII Japanese sub
• Citybeats: A humbling experience for Pasadena's pride
• As California prepares to implement low carbon standards under A.B. 32, fears of energy price spikes mount
• Girl Scouts across L.A. County help needy
• Wisconsin, TCU to face off in this year's Rose Bowl
• Pasadena POPS orchestra in tune with the holiday spirit
• Guadalupe image returns to Pasadena
• Two men stabbed in brawl at Rose Bowl
• Christmas party in West Covina welcomes back and sends off soldiers
• Pasadena takes control of former YWCA to preserve historic building
• Steve Lambert: Downtown NFL plan leaves questions
• After weeks of trial and a hung jury, fate of Manling Williams remains a mystery
• Larry Wilson: Debris-basin politics slams foothills again
• Tournament of Roses diversity remains a work in progress
• Volunteer Now: Holiday mail for heroes
• School District hopes to develop nearly 30-acre Diamond Bar site as residential space
• It's Politics: Congressional proposal targets Mexican drug cartels
• Miss Taiwan and Miss Junior Taiwan visit San Gabriel pre-school to give gifts and money
• DREAM Act supporters seek Dreier's vote at San Dimas field office
• Pasadena Unified School District Weekly News - Dec 2, 2010
• Don't shoot your eye out this Christmas, doctors warn
• Deputies free Temple City woman held at gunpoint
• Castle Green's holiday tours set this weekend
• Batter the Devil You Know
• New Year Breakfast Hash
• 3...2...1
• State lawmakers keep vehicle perk; Sen. Ron Calderon drives most expensive car
• Hiring slows, unemployment rises to 9.8 percent
• FAQ: Article commenting how-tos and tips for our new Facebook Comments feature
• Man wrongly accused of killing fiancee seeks apology from former Monterey Park officials
• “Your City at Work” on KPAS Follows Water Troubleshooter
• Last Chance for Cash for Appliances Rebates
• Project APPLE Benefits Needy Residents Through Electric Bill Assistance
• Upcoming City of Pasadena Events -- Dec. 4 to 11, 2010
• Elderly Duarte man killed by hit-and-run driver
• Monrovia shines at holiday tree lighting ceremony
• Pasadena restaurants donate surplus food to kick off weekly Hot Meal program
• Larry Wilson: Christmas in Altadena where characters are real
• U.S. loses 2022 World Cup bid to Qatar
• South Pasadena boy who turned in $600 he found gets his just reward
• Study sponsored by Assemblyman Mike Eng shows Asian community overlooked
• Countdown to Jan. 1 starts with TofR salute from Pasadena Chamber of Commerce
• Southern California business summit presents ideas for economic revival
• Teen killed, two men wounded in Santa Fe Springs car-to-car shooting
• South Pasadena news briefs, Dec. 3
• Observing the faiths, Dec. 3
• Teen brandishes scissors at Hillside center official
• Pair holds up taxi driver and drive off in his cab
• Street robbers use gun to take computer, wallet
• Afterburner blues
• Christmas in Altadena
• Stretching it
• Editor's Note
• Zack's back
• Marvin Does Pasadena
• Eat, Pray, Annoy
• Art at the Arclight
• Hellbent 4 the holidays:
• The List
• Locals optimistic about Rose Bowl, U.S. bid for 2022 World Cup
• City Hall Christmas Tree-lighting Ceremony will Include Plenty of Holiday Cheer
• Pat Diroll: Honoring activist at center stage
• LAPD union head wants hiring cut
• Rose Queen, Court walk with Pasadena mayor
• D.A. Cooley defends campaign effort
• AEG's NFL bid will get Magic touch
• Toy Express to make stops in region
• Social Calendar: Dec. 1
• Locals optimistic about Rose Bowl, U.S. bid for 2022 World Cup
• Schiff calls WikiLeaks' release of diplomatic cables `potentially treasonous'
• La Verne Lutheran basketball star collapses during practice
• Major quake could shake Southern California schools off their foundations
• Pasadena Humane Society to offer low-cost pet vaccinations
• Coyote advocates urge neighborhood coexistence in Arcadia
• 'A tough town'
• BFFs
• Crime time
• Time on his side
• Letters
• No magic bullet
• Left Coast: Pasadena Edition
• This Modern World
• Frank Girardot: Hoping Vin Scully won't be Deen-ied by TofR in 2012
• Larry Wilson: Color Altadenans cobalt in race to be California blue
• Forclosure rate slows: Metro Los Angeles area sees decrease in delinquent loans
• Burned out Baldwin Park eatery becomes haven for vandals and thieves, owners plan to demolish and rebuild
• San Marino jewelry business closes amid charges of fraud
• Harris declares victory in attorney general race
• Hospital volunteering
• Santa will join mayor at annual tree lighting event in Duarte
• Temple City news briefs, Dec. 1
• Residents remember Temple City's resident 'Santa' and former Mayor Chuck Souder
• Two Pasadena family members remain hospitalized from carbon monoxide poisoning linked to faulty heater
• Jewish Festival of Lights starts tonight
• Colorado at Lake project appeal goes to City Council for final decision
• South Pasadena Women's Club pitch in for needy
• Her crime scene's a Washington panorama
• Following a path of law
• Councilwoman Jacque Robinson will Attend Policy Academy on Foreclosures
• Fire Department Encourages Donations to Spark of Love Toy Drive
• Get Up and Moving Around the Rose Bowl Loop Dec. 1 with Pasadena Mayor Bill Bogaard
• Trial begins for health inspector shown groping Pomona doughnut shop owner
• La Puente man killed in Baldwin Park train collision
• Untitled
• Nightclub will host toy drive to foster children
• Cops seize baggies of suspected black tar heroin
• Three overcome by gas fumes sent to hospital
• A portrait of Pasadena artist Myron Kaufman
• Holiday shoppers log on for Cyber Monday
• Sierra Madre water rate hike clears hurdle
• Bustling Alhambra street is site for city mural
• Alhambra news briefs, Nov. 30
• Frank Girardot: A last letter to Arnold Schwarzenegger
• More progress needed to reduce Metrolink collisions, experts say
• Obama calls for 2-year freeze on federal pay
• Ask a cop: Exercise shopping safety awareness
• San Gabriel Valley Food bank to hold breakfast fundraiser
• Duarte City Council meetings now available online
• Methodist Hospital looking for volunteers
• Medicare, health-care rights to be discussed at Duarte Senior Center
• KCBS anchor special guest on PCN Channel 32
• Hollywood Christmas Parade upholds a SoCal tradition
• Past on Parade: Monsen's Indian studies part of Pasadena history
• To develop or not to develop and where? Pasadena debate heats up
• Pasadena church welcomes first day of advent
• Last-ditch effort to save pristine native woodland from clearance
• Official: California high speed rail won't be de-railed by GOP plan
• Citybeats: A tale of two turkey giveaways
• Old Town Monrovia holiday parade set for Thursday night
• Submissions being accepted for "My Monrovia" photo contest
• Park dedication planned at Duarte's Encanto Bioswale
• Rampant homelessness in former foster children yet to be addressed
• Plastic bag ban likely to face court challenges
• State controller audits CPA firm used by Bell and local cities
• Environmental report for Brasada project in San Dimas moving forward
• Larry Wilson: Water scofflaws can conserve drops, too
• El Monte pays big in overtime, perks, benefits
• Caltech physicist's images featured on Swedish stamps
• Bassett High alum works behind the scenes for Hollywood Christmas Parade
• Steve Lambert: A naughty Black Friday is nice for the economy
• Shopping on a budget: Thrift stores look to capture holiday business
• Police corruption prosecutors finish investigation of West Covina police chief
• One Colorado tree lighting highlights start of holiday season
• Grief workshop planned at Arcadia Community Center
• State Cash for Appliances incentive program to end soon
• Rowland Raiders go Hollywood for Christmas parade
• Report: L.A. County's legal costs decrease
• Anti-consumer protestors take to the streets of Old Town Pasadena
• It's Politics: A whimpering and weird exit for Steve Cooley
• Pasadena restaurants donating excess food for weekly Hot Meal program
• Die-hard shoppers swarm quiet Pasadena for Black Friday deals
• Pasadena Education Network names outreach director
• Lady of Guadalupe image coming to Monterey Park church
• Medicare, health-care rights to be discussed at Duarte Senior Center
• Submit outdoor Christmas decoration photos to Pasadena Star-News
• Parolee jailed after brief car chase from South Pasadena ends in crash
• Cold weather sets records in Southern California
• Christmas tree decorating tradition has long history
• No-parking zones set for Hollywood parade
• Cities increasingly charging companies business license fees - even when businesses are based elsewhere
• South Pasadena takes Toyota plug-in for a ride
• Thousands share Thanksgiving meal in Pasadena
• 1 fatality reported as CHP continues holiday enforcement
• Coyote expert to champion co-existence in Arcadia
• Larry Wilson: Public art discussions at a fork in the road
• Hot for hardware
• Back to basics
• Stress the halls
• The personal touch
• Great gift ideas
• Holiday Guide 2010
• Chalmers Johnson<div>Aug. 6, 1931</div><div>Nov. 20, 2010</div>
• On the Town with Patt Diroll: Evening of wine and roses
• Pasadena food bank gives away turkeys
• Underground fire leads to power outage in Pasadena
• Mumbai terror attack survivor faces her fears
• Cooley concedes to Harris in state AG race
• Mumbai terror group a "global" threat
• Retailers bank on big Black Friday discounts for better Christmas season
• Frank Girardot: Standing in line with Black Friday shoppers
• Skeleton found at Cobb was of unidentified man
• Council picks Paras-Caracci as Duarte's new mayor
• No charges against driver who fatally struck woman
• Social calendar, Nov. 25
• Building the perfect Ginger bread House
• Green Christmas
• Simplify, man
• Let the season begin
• Fast and furious
• Naked truth
• Voting to be heard
• Holiday shopping guide
• Chalmers Johnson<div>Aug. 6, 1931-</div><div>Nov. 20, 2010</div>
• Meat and greet
• Larry Wilson: Celebrate the season at Tournament of Toys
• School holds turkey cook-a-thon
• PUSD Students Serve The Community For Thanksgiving
• PUSD Students Give Back This Thanksgiving
• Monterey Park appoints new City Manager
• Temple City news briefs, Nov. 24
• Local Volkswagon club to hold first-ever toy drive
• Downtown Sierra Madre to transform into winter wonderland
• Supervisors renew reward in fatal hit-and-run crash
• JPL study finds world's large lakes getting warmer
• Rose Parade grand marshal offers Thanksgiving tips
• Mickey Long, the public face of Eaton Canyon Wilderness Park, retires after 39 years
• Shanghai Thanksgiving in Temple City
• Vatican: Condom use less evil than spreading HIV
• Military notes, Nov. 24
• L.A. County supervisors move to ban pot outlets in unincorporated areas
• Montebello to eliminate police unit
• “City Beat” Topics Include Rose Bowl Stadium Renovations, Hotel Constance Project and Playhouse Plaza
• “Mudbound” is Pasadena's 2011 One City, One Story Selection
• Fire leads to marijuana grow house in unincorporated San Gabriel
• Attorney's debate life, death in the final arguments of the Manling Williams trial
• Pasadena faces fiscal blow from increased CalPERS rates
• 'Mudbound' named One City, One Story book choice
• Sheriff's officials collect human remains from Cobb Estate: Detectives say no initial signs of foul play
• Frank Girardot: One San Gabriel Valley, many stories
• Gold Line trains will run reduced service Thursday
• Officials ask residents to watch for invasive pests
• Submit outdoor Christmas decorations to Star-News
• Man charged in kidnap enters not guilty plea
• Former Alhambra fire chief got $45,828 pay out
• Alhambra news briefs, Nov. 23
• Supes to vote on ban of medical marijuana dispensaries in unincorporated areas
• Educator honored at Cal State L.A. gala
• San Gabriel Valley food bank to hold breakfast fundraiser
• Planning workshop on tap at Pasadena Convention Center
• Foster-care deaths increase, but advocates defend system
• Pasadena Unified School District Weekly News - November 18, 2010
• Pristine native woodland in Arcadia may be cleared for dam sediment disposal
• 1886 at Pasadena's Raymond: A liquid history lesson with Marcos Tello
• Past on Parade: Pasadena Glen held promise for nature buffs
• Solar power gains popularity in Pasadena
• Authorities warn of holiday season crime; give tips to stay vigilant
• Many San Gabriel Valley, Whittier-area communities find it difficult to deal with federal voting rights act law
• Many San Gabriel Valley, Whittier-area communities find it difficult to deal with federal voting rights act law
• Citybeats: Caltech's O'Rourke continues to raise awareness of pulmonary fibrosis
• Irwindale food bank to hold breakfast fundraiser
• Medicare, health-care rights to be discussed at Duarte Senior Center
• City of Duarte to honor volunteers at Thanksgiving breakfast
• PUSD needs volunteers for new programs
• College application due soon to CSU, UC systems
• California Lottery Snow Globe a Hit in Covina
• Housekeeper bound in Arcadia home-invasion
• Housekeeper bound in Arcadia home-invasion
• Larry Wilson: LitFest Pasadena looks to be a bookish bash
• Ruling in Ontario case dodges issue of privacy in digital age
• Some hope given to those who endure traffic bottleneck at 57/60 interchange in Diamond Bar
• PUSD closes two schools, but continues construction on another
• PUSD closes two schools, but continues construction on another
• Obama sets 2014 date for end of combat role for U.S.
• Congressional reps agree to let go of earmarks, reluctantly
• Steve Lambert: Thanksgiving offers chance to celebrate all that's good
• Volunteer Now: Area churches need your help with the homeless
• Upcoming City of Pasadena Events -- Nov. 22 to 26, 2010
• County, state unemployment rate unchanged despite jobs growth
• County, state unemployment rate unchanged despite jobs growth
• Second victim found in fatal 210 freeway crash
• Montebello YMCA care packages on their way to overseas troops
• APNewsBreak: BLM rules not followed in race deaths
• Cal Poly celebrates diversity with International Education Week
• Monterey Park drafts ballot measure, over objections of Athens Services
• Former San Gabriel Catholic school teacher sentenced three years for sex with student
• Former Azusa mayor accuses Duarte officials of misusing public funds
• Blimey! Industry Station Explorers taking police tour of England
• Giant Idealab mural makes dream a reality in Old Pasadena
• Hacienda Heights couple adopts son on National Adoption Day
• Three LA firemen plead guilty to assault
• Councilwoman finalist for national leadership award
• Officials reduce fire danger level
• Sisters suspected in Monrovia burglary
• Frozen turkey SOS for needy Valley families
• Frozen turkey SOS for needy Valley families
• Gabrieleno Indians: Whittier Narrows nature center will destroy nature, not promote it
• South Pasadena increases parking fines $3 to satisfy state
• L.A., N.Y. cops fight in charity boxing event in Montebello
• Dreier to head California congressional delegation
• Pasadena man suspected in bus stop robbery
• L.A. firemen charged in beating on trial
• Teen, boyfriend deny killing girl's grandparents
• Observing the faiths, Nov. 19
• San Gabriel woman selected to redistricting commission
• California redistricting panel chosen
• California redistricting panel chosen
• South Pasadena news briefs, Nov. 19
• A legend in her own right
• Low-price 'Late Night'
• Footloose and fancy free
• Smash-and-grab suspects to be charged in Pasadena robbery
• Appeals board upholds approval of Colorado at Lake project, Constance Hotel renovation
• Larry Wilson: The `Energy' bar up at Art Center
• Funky old blues
• Four stars, one stage
• Trax
• The Count
• Flour Power
• Wood everywhere
• Lubed, but still not ready
• If not now, when?
• Discovering art
• Sophisticated Lady
• Popular Pasadena area classes helping seniors exercise minds
• Popular Pasadena area classes helping seniors exercise minds
• Los Angeles County holds key to state's Attorney General's Race
• Los Angeles County holds key to state's Attorney General's Race
• Free turkeys help needy celebrate Thanksgiving
• Arcadia revises downtown vision
• Peers, friends make case for life in prison for Rowland Heights woman convicted of murdering her family
• PUSD Votes To Close Burbank, Loma Alta Elementary Schools In 2011-12
• Gunshot to back killed El Monte auto shop owner Hector Urias
• Man attacks, robs woman at Washington Boulevard bus stop
• South Pasadena City Council officials to further discuss 710
• Grant applications sought by Tournament of Roses
• 5,800 new citizens take Oath of Allegiance in naturalization ceremonies at Fairplex in Pomona
• Pat Diroll: 20 years of the arts in Whittier
• Police nab Pasadena smash-n-grab suspects
• Police nab Pasadena smash-n-grab suspects
• Physician's testimony favors `Octomom's' fertilization doctor
• L.A. cops prepare to face off against N.Y.'s finest in charity boxing match
• Frank Girardot: Mystery of Pasadena WWII veteran solved?
• Social calendar, Nov. 18
• PUSD votes to close Loma Alta, Burbank schools in Altadena
• County supervisors embrace ban on plastic shopping bags
• Largest-ever cash gift of $100 million left to Huntington Library
• Thousands mourn slain Riverside police officer
• Attorney: Chargers' minority stake for sale
• Mom's the word: Book eyes satirical side of life in San Gabriel Valley
• Mother asks jury for life sentence for daughter convicted of triple murder
• Temple City news briefs, Nov. 17
• Blair School Eligible For California Distinguished School Honors
• 57, 10 freeways listed as candidates for toll lanes
• 'Bad Dad' to stand trial on felony child abuse charge
• Pasadena gives Constance Hotel developer financing OK
• Officials release name of car accident victim
• Duarte to honor volunteers at Thanksgiving breakfast
• Temple City stalwart chosen as grand marshal for Camellia Parade
• Children's Hospital Los Angeles opens outpatient center in Arcadia
• Larry Wilson: There are our friends and there's Facebook
• Rescuers pull two from San Gabriel River
• Officials release name of car accident victim
• Less Trash Equals More Money In Your Pocket
• Design plans revealed for downtown NFL stadium; Majestic Realty official questions financing
• Live online camera feeds, database give deputies a new tool
• Friends, family detail the impact of 2007 Rowland Heights triple murder as penalty phase begins
• State Supreme Court upholds in-state tuition for some illegal immigrants
• Alhamabra news briefs, Nov. 16
• Artist brings new take to ancient Indian texts
• Burglars take urn with ashes of woman's beloved husband
• Star-News rolls out apps for smart phones
• County renames highway in honor of 2 firefighters killed battling Station Fire
• Bridge tournament will raise funds for Blinn
• Pasadena Senior Center will serve early Thanksgiving meal
• Duarte to honor volunteers at Thanksgiving breakfast
• Octomom case highlights California's delayed doctor discipline
• Frank Girardot: The riddle of Pasadena's James Fiddles
• City of Arcadia plans street closures for annual band festival
• Appeals court upholds Arcadia man's award
• Filing time for Pasadena public offices set
• Filing time for Pasadena public offices set
• Altadena author turns from true crime to fiction
• Altadena author turns from true crime to fiction
• Citybeats: Schiff "slithers in" and out
• San Gabriel parents take the fight to bullies
• South Pasadena sex offender policy under review
• Past on Parade: Caltech's "Old Dorm" recalled
• Chef David Féau's colorful carte blanche at the Langham
• Death penalty phase could put Rowland Heights killer on short list of death row women
• Sen. Bob Huff announces lawmaking contest
• L.A. Metro launches new transit information line
• Irwindale-based company fined $1.525M for wastewater pollution
• Medicare, health-care rights to be discussed at Duarte Senior Center
• Sheriff's Department reports fewer murders
• Past on Parade: A Pasadena preacher of the `40s
• Larry Wilson: Side Street Projects knows how to move on
• Villa-Parke area to get millions more in redevelopment funds
• Steve Lambert: Aging legends leave indelible impression
• Glendora police chief cashed out $80,000 in unused leave upon retirement, councilmember vows to cut back benefits
• Competitors square off at Caltech puzzle cube contest
• Agencies look for public help to reduce homelessness in San Gabriel Valley
• Volunteer Now: Volunteers needed at McKinley center
• Unemployment among young veterans high, despite millions in funding aimed at putting them to work
• Covina man was handy, and lent a hand to those in need
• PUSD School Consolidation Recommendation
• Pasadena Unified School District News - November 12, 2010
• Man robbed, carjacked at gunpoint in front of Monterey Park home
• Man robbed, carjacked at gunpoint in front of Monterey Park home
• Two men shot and wounded in Altadena
• Two men shot and wounded in Altadena
• Location helped save San Rafael from PUSD close list
• Location helped save San Rafael from PUSD close list
• Developer to revise mixed-use project near Castle Green
• Arcadia to vote on updated general plan
• It's Politics: Even though Nancy Pelosi's santity has been questioned, Adam Schiff backs her leadership
• Man arrested on suspicion of stabbing Irwindale councilman's wife
• Woman robbed of iPhone on Orange Grove Blvd.
• Whooping cough cases highest ever in LA County
• 82-year-old Pasadena resident ditches retirement to follow boyhood dream
• Caltech hosts Rubik's Cube competition
• Two-month old found dead in bed at home
• Party favorites
• Clock running out on Montebello railroad crossing project
• Veterans honored in Pasadena for sacrifice and service
• Attorney's firm resigns from La Puente
• Larry Wilson: Lovely meter maids target the habituals
• South Pasadena officials answer questions regarding the city's 5-Year Implementation Plan
• Community Meeting Nov. 18 will Focus on 210 Freeway Sound Walls
• Upcoming City of Pasadena Events -- Nov. 12 to 18, 2010
• Students at several San Gabriel Valley, Whittier school districts off Friday due to furloughs
• Woman found dead in Las Vegas identified as 25-year-old West Covina resident
• Disney star performs at Boys & Girls Club of Pasadena
• Schiff calls on feds to open local corruption investigations
• Observing the faiths, Nov. 12
• San Gabriel school board gives nod to union labor deal
• Armed man robs woman of purse, MP3 player
• PCC student veterans awarded scholarships
• Sex offenders arrested at county fairs statewide
• Larry Wilson: Lovely meter maids target the habituals
• San Gabriel school board gives nod to union labor deal
• Schiff calls on feds to open local corruption investigations
• CSU tuition keeps climbing
• Nuevo horizons
• Hamlisch "rarin' to go" with Pasadena POPS summer season
• Twice the trouble
• South Pasadena: No explosives found inside unattended suitcase at station
• Out on Home Video
• Collision kills man riding scooter in Pasadena
• Before the fall
• Burglary suspect arrested after resident reports encounter in Arcadia
• Area Homes Sales
• Superintendent To Submit School Consolidation Recommendation
• Veterans Day Event will Include Performances and Flyover
• One city, many faces
• Vets put GI Bill to work at Citrus College
• Nomination Period Opens for March 8 Election
• Pasadena woman's charitable organization sends hope to U.S. deployed military
• Loma Alta parents fight school closure
• A soldier's perspective: Iraq, Afghanistan and why I serve
• CSU tuition keeps climbing
• Flag raised over Monrovia High School in tribute to veterans, and one of their own
• Frank Girardot: New Bulldog picks Pasadena in the Turkey Tussle
• Deficit targets: Social Security, mortgage breaks
• Vets put GI Bill to work at Citrus College
• Alhambra named most business friendly city in LA County
• 'Blessings & Curses'
• Loma Alta parents fight school closure
• Have Mercy
• San Gabriel police continue search for victim involved in former mayor's arrest
• Spreading the Gospel
• Rep. Dreier honors men and women of armed forces
• Trax
• Analyst pegs state budget deficit at $25.4B
• Double due
• Former Marines held in Pasadena weapons case
• Dreier to serve on GOP transition team
• CHRB lets dirt return to Santa Anita
• Larry Wilson: When Mules morph into McKinley Tigers
• Despite being closed, Joslyn Center in Alhambra will continue services
• City Council partners with Habitat for Humanity in the organization's first San Gabriel Valley rehabs
• Strange brews
• Mester to conduct Pasadena Master Chorale
• Left Coast: Pasadena Edition
• South Pasadena police seek man in connection with stabbing
• This Modern World
• San Gabriel school board to vote on union deal
• Viva la raza y todos!
• Temple City news briefs, Nov. 10
• Short shrift
• Pacific Oaks president resigns after 11 months
• To kill or be killed
• Big rig collision, hazardous spill keeps 60 Freeway clogged during morning commute
• Policing the police
• Irwindale City Council may appoint permanent city manager
• More straight talk
• Groups work to stop modern slavery
• The count
• Walnut conference educates on human trafficking
• Ins and outs
• Frank Girardot: New Bulldog picks Pasadena in the Turkey Tussle
• Santa Fe Springs officials criticize EPA plan to contain contaminated water plume
• Monrovia nature preserve may get some pavement
• Alhambra news briefs, Nov. 9
• Monterey Park students talk turkey about bird possibly destined for White House
• Pasadena glass studio supplies presidential gifts
• Father Boyle speaks to Alhambra students about the value of volunteering
• Monterey Park council calls for audit of leave cashouts by city officials
• Trial postponed for former Temple City mayor Wilson
• Comet flyby gives JPL food for thought
• Report of man wielding machete unfounded
• Ask a cop: Always keep one ear open while driving
• Rosemead council to award pool construction contracts
• Election 2010 Update: Contreras' lead slips in tight water board race
• Pitzer students lead nation in Fulbright prestige
• Frank Girardot: Dreier says GOP ready to wield the razor in Congress
• Duarte school bond advocates count on competitive boost
• Two Pasadena researchers seek integrated system to help the blind `see'
• Appeal voids approval of Colorado at Lake project, prompts new public hearing
• Past on Parade: Gano founded water company in Pasadena
• Pasadena Unified School District News - November 5, 2010
• Citybeats: San Marino High finally getting up to speed
• Thousands step up for a cancer cure in Duarte
• Kidspace offers one-day camp on `Black Friday'
• Pasadena convention bureau seeks volunteers for hot line
• Designer Con 2010
• Duarte school bond advocates count on competitive boost
• Former West Covina mayor, longtime resident dies
• Future political division of the San Gabriel Valley will rely on the new math of Prop. 20
• Steve Lambert: Girl's death changes a city - and a man
• Volunteer Now: Whittier church needs help serving Thanksgiving dinners to needy families
• San Rafael parents fight for Pasadena school's survival
• Tuesday's election continues Democratic trend for San Gabriel Valley, Whittier areas
• Upland woman overcomes struggles for baby's birth
• Construction authority, Montebello discuss compromise for railroad crossing project
• Rowland Heights housing plan denied
• Future political division of the San Gabriel Valley will rely on the new math of Prop. 20
• Steve Lambert: Girl's death changes a city - and a man
• San Rafael parents fight for Pasadena school's survival
• Tuesday's election continues Democratic trend for San Gabriel Valley, Whittier areas
• Planned 10 Freeway closures announced
• Pasadena Police collect old phones to benefit local shelters
• City of Sierra Madre wants to hear from residents on future plans
• Huntington Hospital displays items from its 118-year history
• Caltrans closing parts of 110 Freeway for repairs
• County assigns task force to unincorporated Covina man who keeps dozens of cars
• Agency dedicates Sunset Avenue rail crossing project, street expected to reopen Friday
• Anti-mining group angry with Azusa council's wording of referendum ballot title
• Economy picks up 151,000 jobs, unemployment holds steady
• Swanson works will be displayed at seminary
• Chase through Valley has detectives asking questions
• Attorney says he'll ask for delay in Cathe Wilson bribery and perjury case
• Pacific Oaks puts historic campus building on the block
• Pasadena students get to judge scientists at reverse science fair
• Pacific Oaks puts historic campus building on the block
• Caltech goes Mediterranean at annual Olive Festival
• Pasadena students get to judge scientists at reverse science fair
• Libraries, hospital team up to provide flu shots
• Police: Con artists target elderly in hard-luck scam
• Reactions to San Gabriel Valley high-speed rail plan vary
• Chief briefs council about sex offenders living in South Pasadena
• South Pasadena news briefs, Nov. 5
• Lincoln Village ready to party at annual festival
• Libraries, hospital team up to provide flu shots
• Police collect old phones to benefit local shelters
• Observing the faiths, Nov. 5
• JPL-managed craft takes close-up images of comet Hartley 2
• Tibetan Buddhist monks create artistic symbol of enlightenment - here today, gone on Sunday
• It's Politics: Meg Whitman promotes a "New California" in post campaign video
• Altadena residents blast Sheriff's Department for use of force
• Mckinley K-8 School Elects New Mascot
• Larry Wilson: Pondering life after politics for Meg and Carly
• Hold the phone!
• Pasadena's cool weather water restrictions now in effect
• Larry Wilson: Pondering life after politics for Meg and Carly
• Former Mt. SAC student employee killed in Mexico massacre
• Former Mt. SAC student employee killed in Mexico massacre
• South Pasadena now on record against a tunnel to extend 710 freeway
• Rowland Heights woman who slashed her husband to death, smothered children, found guilty of first degree murder
• South El Monte council members Delgado and Garcia to marry
• Upcoming City of Pasadena Events -- Nov. 6 to 13, 2010
• Nov. 9 Community Workshop on Critical Water Resource Plan
• Oliver Goodall, member of Tuskegee Airmen and a pioneer in civil rights, dies
• Trax
• Pasadena animal shelter offers specials on cat adoptions
• Broadway on Brand
• Raphael masterpiece arrives for a three-month stay at the Norton Simon
• Fast-paced and "Fair"
• Governor sets sights on federal climate change law
• Due Date
• 'Fair' fight
• JPL scientist get ready for their close up with comet Hartley 2
• Patt Diroll - On the Town: Gala geared to building peace
• Social calendar, Nov. 4
• Full day of skate event coming to Sierra Vista
• City of Hope hosts annual Walk for Hope on Sunday
• Teacher in alleged abuse case has new court date
• Pot smokers mellow, despite rejection of Prop. 19
• Economic outlook largely unchanged in wake of Tuesday election
• Harris grabs lead in A.G. race from Cooley
• What recession? Area voters overwhelmingly approve increased taxes
• Red tide stops in blue California
• Free Electronic Waste Collection Event Nov. 13
• Planning for Public Art is Topic of Community Meetings
• South Pasadena authorities find two more victims of Ponzi scheme
• Burglar alarm leads to arrests of 3 suspects in Arcadia
• Deputies arrest intruder hiding in victim's closet
• Fall Craft Workshop For children
• Mystery Pasadena donor gives $1 million challenge grant to A Noise Within capital campaign
• En charrette
• Water board incumbents dominate in early results
• The Count
• Early returns show Duarte school bond headed for victory
• Pizza's inner circle
• Portantino, Eng returned to Assembly
• Expecting the unexpected
• Temple City news briefs, Nov. 3
• Overcoming 'range anxiety'
• Larry Wilson: Rallying to restore sanity on voting day
• An unforgettable pain
• Prop 19: Voters reject marijuana initiative
• Sticking it to wickets
• Dreier to return to key leadership role in House
• You Are Not Alone
• Donnelly takes tea party message to Sacramento
• Strings of fire
• Early results show Schiff leading in bid to return to Congress
• Going to 'The Well'
• Boxer defeats Fiorina in Senate
• U.S. Rep. Adam Schiff is Guest Elected Official on the Latest “City Beat”
• Chamber of Commerce and City of Pasadena Sponsor “Grow Your Community, Shop Pasadena” Campaign
• What's at stake on Election Day
• Ask a cop: Where do your traffic infraction fines go?
• Mail bombs 4 times larger than Christmas plot
• Early clues: What to watch in today's elections
• Pasadena seeks to reinvigorate public arts process
• Altadena school secession hits hurdle
• Ford helps Alhambra High raise $6,000 for new score board
• Leavitt, pioneering director of Pasadena Art Museum, dies
• Sheriff search and rescue team finds missing hiker
• Parson's Nose founder to speak to Women's Club in South Pasadena
• Quake experts looking for hosts for 'NetQuakes'
• 11-year-old girl plays beyond her size on football field
• Advocate to speak about women's health issues in Afghanistan
• When You Change Your Clocks, Be Sure to Change Your Smoke Alarm Batteries!
• Experts offer college application tips to ease stress and increase chances of admittance
• L.A. County workers see major pay increases
• Citybeats: Lowdown on the new crown
• Democrats rally campaign volunteers in El Monte
• Past on Parade: Blue Book offers peek at history of the state
• Free Electronic Waste Collection Event(2)
• Santa with a mission: Whittier man shares knowledge of Mission San Gabriel
• Low-income and homeless senior housing project in Pasadena faces neighborhood hurdles
• Caltech-Occidental Concert band will take `A Short Trip to China'
• Sheriff's Altadena Station captain will meet with residents at townhall
• Free health screenings to be featured at Pasadena's Lincoln Village Festival
• City employee pay boosted by generous benefits, overtime, report reveals
• Does this year's grand marshal Paula Deen portend change at the Tournament?
• Yemini woman, al-Qaida bomb expert wanted in plot against US
• Mars rover finds new evidence of water
• $8 million earmarked for two schools in the Pasadena school district may close
• South Pasadena Police using social networks to communicate with residents, fight crime
• Pasadena municipal elections likely to conflict with Passover
• Young ghouls and goblins swarm Downtown Alhambra
• Clean and green: People wade in to spruce up Whittier Narrows' riverbanks
• JPL climate scientist will speak to local Sierra Club
• Altadena NAACP chapter sets event in Burbank
• New KPAS Program Prepares Viewers for Emergencies
• John Noguez and John Wong fight to attain powerful office
• Pasadena Honored by State Planning Association for Green City Indicators Report
• "Father of Human-Powered Flight" to get memorial at his Rose Bowl test site
• Two Opportunities Remain for Community to Provide Input at Workshops on Budget Priorities
• Voters must decide on state Supreme Court, Court of Appeal justices
• Streetcar desire hits Pasadena
• Security screeners at LAX begin patting down passengers
• Play It Safe at City of Pasadena-sponsored Halloween Events
• Volunteer Now: Celebrate Thanksgiving by helping the homeless
• Pasadena Unified School District News - October 28, 2010
• Terror plot thwarted as US-bound explosives seized
• Halloween Safety Tips from Pasadena Fire Department
• Steve Lambert: For Halloween, my top 10 horror flicks
• Cargo screening has changed since 2001 attacks
• Get Up and Moving Around the Rose Bowl Loop Nov. 3 with Mayor Bill Bogaard
• Back to the beginning
• Transcript: President Obama's statement on terrorism
• Pasadena ARTS Bus Schedules on Google Transit
• Editor's Note
• Planned freeway closure announced
• Vaccinations Offered at Free Community Clinics
• Cool Kitchens
• Pasadena Community Invited to Help Design Land Use and Mobility Plans
• Counter Measures
• Coroner depicts violent sword slaying in 2007 Rowland Heights murder
• Sheer Beauty
• It's Politics: Tea Party candidate promises war in Sacramento
• Lian of Pasadena
• Police warn of `distraction burglaries' in Arcadia
• The List
• Details emerge in Altadena deputy-involved shooting
• As Time Goes By
• Foothill Transit granted $10M for new energy-efficient buses
• World Piece
• Hazing inquiry leads to suspension of Cal Poly Pomona fraternity
• Basic Pie Dough Primer
• Explosive packages show growing Yemen threat
• PUSD Board Revises School Consolidation Process
• Pasadena Unified School District News - October 22, 2010
• PUSD School Consolidation Process Calendar Updated: October 2, 2010
• PUSD School Consolidation Study Committee Submits Recommendation
• Cemetery plans 'Muertos' holiday event for families in Monrovia
• Local students display 'Day of Dead' artwork
• Alhambra news briefs, Oct. 19
• 'Octomom' doctor implanted 'unheard of' number of embryos
• D.A. to consider charges against San Gabriel Mayor Huang
• Cheaper, tougher smog checks promise to reduce pollution, supporters say
• Covina plans to shut down The Well bikini bar
• Tea Party supporters go after Portantino in Pasadena debate
• Business License Amnesty Offered Through Jan. 10
• Ask a cop: Speed is often the difference between life and death
• Light rain hangs over San Gabriel Valley with heavier showers expected today, Wednesday
• Frank Girardot: Kids swayed by ads as election draws near
• Pasadena Fire Department goes pink
• Celebrating the Day of the Dead
• Veterans and families will be honored by Duarte
• Workshop will provide job-hunting tips, strategy in San Marino
• Car Classic returns to Pasadena
• West Covina boy missing after father's arrest in Pasadena
• Monsters and Spiders and Ghouls, Oh My!
• Pasadena Unified School District News - October 15, 2010
• Volunteers sought for Pasadena Start L.A. Heart Walk
• Pasadena Unified School District sponsors seminar on careers in the arts
• Citybeats: Obamas visit Pasadena for fundraiser
• Past on Parade: Archives hold moving photos of company's history
• Constance Hotel restoration to kick off Colorado at Lake project in Pasadena
• Glendora's City manager left same post in Monterey Park with $484,000 in paid leave
• Temple City, reimagined: Las Tunas next up for an overhaul
• Water district race sets stage for future water rates, availability
• Spirit of Edgar Allan Poe will take over South Pasadena library
• San Marino, water district set series on landscaping
• Rosemead community meeting will focus on drinking dangers
• Officials seek volunteers for Angeles National Forest watershed cleanup
• Pasadena students display `Day of Dead' artwork
• BENEFITS: L.A. County Supervisors will vote next week on possible union negotiations
• Steve Lambert: Upon further review, CNN hasn't changed
• Communication break down over PUSD school closures leads to parent protest
• Rose Bowl neighbors supportive of renovation
• Children's Day Parade hits El Monte streets after hiatus
• Marching bands strut their stuff at Charter Oak High Open Series
• Inexpensive female companionship "no problema" at some San Gabriel Valley bars
• Officials promote conservation, education at Water Fest 2010 in Arcadia
• Culture-feast: Couscous Festival serves tradition with a twist
• Comic-inspired costume party set for local teens in San Marino
• South Pasadena man will compete in marathon, raise funds
• PUSD workshop to help students fight bullying
• Arcadia-Monrovia Veterans of Foreign Wars Post seeks nominees for Teacher of the Year
• Feds oppose Calif. Proposition 19 to legalize marijuana
• Caltech prof, Yariv, gets high honor
• Temple City's Las Tunas Drive gets a Tea Station
• It's politics: Did Rizzo's arrest ring a Bell for Cooley consultant?
• Wireless company aims to build communication tower on church, school grounds
• San Gabriel Mayor Huang arrested on suspicion of assault, robbery
• Rose Bowl sets sights on World Cup 2022 after U.S. withdraws 2018 bid
• The Craftsman Exposition opens this weekend at the Pasadena Convention Center
• Temple City needs volunteers for new commission
• Goblins and ghosts will entertain kids at event
• D.A.'s unit investigating South Pasadena City Council
• Woman's appeal rejected in slayings of Monrovia couple
• Observing the faiths, Oct. 15
• Mobile dental clinic in Monrovia treats 100 local children
• South Pasadena to embark on $4.3 million improvement project for Fair Oaks Avenue
• Azusa parent angry with school's care after son injured in fight
• San Gabriel Valley leaders tell state to stop taking their money
• A sea of pumpkins will be ready for pickin' at Cal Poly's Pumpkin Festival this weekend
• Tennis great Stan Smith returns to Altadena to celebrate country club's centennial
• Alhambra fire chief accepts job in Washington state
• South Pasadena briefs, Oct. 14
• Left Coast: Pasadena Edition
• Local man is selected as CSULA's alumnus of year
• Tuskeegee Airmen exhibit comes to PCC library
• Last of Chilean miners is raised safely to surface
• Pioneering sound
• Alhambra eyes $4.9 million in HUD funding to spur development, create new jobs
• Bringing the heat
• Home Sales
• This Modern World
• Frank Girardot: West Covina resident recalls memorable day as Rose Parade grand marshal
• Patt Diroll: Rebirth of the Playhouse
• Chapter selling tickets for game table party
• Water district holding family Water Fest 2010
• More than 100 vehicles on display this weekend
• South Pasadena Public Library will screen 'Autumn' documentary
• Carpool lanes on 60 Freeway open in both directions
• Peace comes to Pasadena in form of music
• Temple City church celebrates 100th birthday
• Social Calendar: Oct. 13
• Best of Pasadena 2010
• Rubio Canyon three acres closer to preservation
• PUSD School Consolidation Study Committee Statement
• Community College Summit looks for green paths through the recession
• Dubquake
• Rose Bowl renovation partners `thrilled' with plan's approval
• Students honor Daniel Pearl's life with interfaith concert
• Temple City briefs, Oct. 13
• Letters
• Councilwoman facing fine over her campaign mailer
• Meat, greet, eat
• Eco-education group will host weekend fundraiser
• Simple is Best
• Sierra Madre chamber offers discounts on Wistaria Vine shuttle
• Blast from the past
• Temple City's Teachers of the Year welcome award
• Find, fix and forget
• Mind your elders
• Larry Wilson: When Fred Phelps preached Muir gospel
• Passion for peace
• Brown and Whitman focus on state's future
• Colorfully comical chaos
• Altadena secession effort reaches PUSD school board
• HEREAFTER
• Trax
• Mom's the word: The nerd girl needs your attention
• Best looks for Fall
• Altadenan appointed to firefighter safety committee
• Del Mar High School students in San Gabriel transported to hospital after suspected drug use
• Duarte Unified asking residents to approve tax to improve school technology
• Don Bosco Tech undergoing major changes, hires new president
• Rose Bowl headed for $152M renovation
• Alhambra plans crackdown on trash scavengers
• TV Program on New Opportunities for Local Businesses Runs on KPAS and Internet
• Ask a cop: Foul weather driving
• Frank Girardot: West Covina vet recalls journey from frozen Chosin to Tournament of Roses
• Alhambra pays former police chief $44,163 upon retirement
• Industry NFL stadium plans to be altered so facility can host World Cup soccer matches
• Duarte Unified shrugs off budget cuts with test score gains
• Citybeats: Kansas pastor's activism began in Pasadena
• Foreclosure freeze could undermine housing market
• The Reformist: Pasadena chef wants to make culinary education affordable
• Centennial Place transition to homeless housing is underway
• Ron Paul disciple has tall task in opposing Napolitano for Congressional seat
• Past on Parade: Devil's Gate Dam exemplified can-do spirit
• Blair IB School Senior Named College Board’s National Hispanic Recognition Program Scholar
• Green car show and expo comes to South Pasadena
• Pasadena Unified School District News - October 8, 2010
• Pasadena Unified School District offering extra help for certain students
• Monrovia cemetery planning family oriented `Muertos' event
• Doolittle's granddaughter will speak at Crowell Library
• City of Duarte schedules meeting on planning documents
• 3 faiths to come together in honor of Danny Pearl at Weizman Day School in Pasadena
• Blair student is named national Hispanic scholar
• Blues traveler Kelly Hunt will perform on Friday at the Arcadia Blues Club
• Schneiders dedicated lives to serving others
• L.A. County officials get ready for storm season
• 10/10/10 is a magic number for environmentalists
• Experts see parallels between Rosemead Wal-Mart and effort to stop mining in Azusa
• Larry Wilson: China takes the prize for repressive governments
• Steve Lambert: Beatles' magic, music unmatched decades later
• Children are the stars at Latino Heritage Parade and Jamaica in Pasadena
• Altadena schools hit hard by PUSD consolidation plan
• Descano slates annual harvest and plant fair
• California Legislature passes budget
• Santoro: Study guide led to test security breach at Rio Hondo police academy
• SEIU retains 43,500 union health care workers in labor vote
• Pasadena's Gold Line delays could last through Monday
• Bronze sculptures to join Huntington Library exhibit
• Pasadena kids enjoy activities geared to push health, safety at International Walk to School Month event
• Volunteer Now: Docents learn history of L.A.
• PUSD After-School Resource Fair
• Laura Bush visits Pasadena to raise money to fight HIV
• County agency explains upcoming move to Alhambra
• Pasadena gets $500,000 subsidy for low-income disabled housing
• Officials fail to ally residents' fears over proposed high-speed rail route
• Observing the faiths, Oct. 8
• Teen march will kick off Duarte's Red Ribbon Week
• Voters' league announces free political discussion
• Caltech theater group will showcase 'Big Love'
• Big-rig collision halts train service, chokes traffic on 210
• SEIU Local buys $5 million building for move to Pasadena
• From Canada with love
• Warhol collection gifted to the Huntington
• The Marijuana Conspiracy
• Alhambra Police Chief Hudson retires
• Raided medical marijuana dispensaries targeted due to alleged profits
• JPL scientists demand retraction in Supreme Court privacy case
• Glendora lands portion of Amgen Tour cycling stage; Pasadena won't be part of event
• Rose Bowl Operating Company recommend stadium renovation plan
• Assembly passes main bill in Calif. budget package
• Convention Center earns LEED Gold Certification
• Pasadena Unified School District School News - October 7, 2010
• Supervisors expected to approve new dog park in La Crescenta
• PUSD After-School Resource Fair
• Folk dance group presents free Halloween party
• Bank of America suspends foreclosures amid charges of wrongdoing
• Larry Wilson: Pacific Oaks commits to its original vision
• California driver's licenses to get high-tech makeover
• Left Coast: Pasadena Edition
• Come together
• Payne sworn in as South Pasadena police chief
• This Modern World
• 'Secretariat' is a winner
• Opportunity Rains in October with Free Water-saving Workshops
• More questions than answers
• Patt Diroll: Honoring the magic makers
• 'The outer limits'
• Social calendar, Oct. 7
• Outsiders looking in
• 'Locals Only' promotion begins today in Old Pas
• Mind your business
• Police: Man suspected of accosting girl arrested
• The Count
• Students evacuated after acid spill in Temple City High School classroom
• The return of Super Chicken
• St. Anthony Church to hold fall festival
• Simple savings
• Gold's Gym to open at West Covina mall next year
• The 'hidden' addiction
• Rosemead man convicted of conspiracy to smuggle anti-aircraft missiles from China into U.S.
• Be prepared!
• Slow-moving storm dumps rain, triggers crashes around the valley
• Just Amazing 'Zest' for life
• The spirit is willing
• Public art funding to go for preservation at the Rose Bowl
• PUSD Awarded $2.4 Million Grant To Increase Graduation Rates
• Hurts so good
• Pasadena arts on demand in three-day festival
• Letters
• Back by popular demand
• New mudslide evacuation rules in place for foothill residents
• A matter of trust
• Trax
• Glendora bank robbery suspect arrested at apartment a block away from the scene of the crime
• The headless columnist
• Round-the-clock art
• Hang up and drive: Officers target cell phone scofflaws
• Mom's the word: Tackling the redshirt dilemma
• Woman aids Chinese immigrant community
• Survivors find silver lining at cancer event
• Pasadena school district receives $2.4 million grant to curb dropout rates
• Payne to be sworn in as South Pasadena Chief
• Pasadena City Council debates merits of Rose Bowl renovation plan
• Larry Wilson: Nativism rears head when times get tough
• Supervisors OK $8.5 million in funding for new pool at Arcadia County Park
• Jurors continue to weigh evidence in murder trial
• Calif. attorney general hopefuls clash in debate
• Mobile campaign for Medicaid funding hits Arcadia
• Site of 2008 Christmas massacre put up for sale
• City holds grand opening today for new urgent and primary care center
• PUSD Parent Newsletter - October 2010
• U.S Supreme Court appears divided in JPL suit over government background checks
• Frank Girardot: Tea Party candidate blames Catholic Church for illegal immigration
• Coffin prank strains Covina-Northview football rivalry in wake of deaths
• Army Corps vows thorough review of problems with Whittier Narrows Dam
• Pasadena City Council takes stance on two state propositions
• SGV cities deemed most business friendly in county
• Man held to answer in arson-caused `Lady Bug Fire'
• Caltech's Jerry Marsden remembered as a generous mentor, colleague
• Flintridge Center to host workshop for nonprofits
• Author James Kunstler to read excerpts at Vroman's
• South Pasadena Clean-Air Car Show and Green-Living Expo this weekend
• In a digital age, vinyl records are still tops for some
• Chu faces just one opponent in this election
• Altadena petitions to leave PUSD, form its own school district
• The Reformist: Pasadena chef wants to make culinary education affordable
• South Pasadena district received $500,000 gift from local education foundation
• Azusa Rock Quarry referendum passes first test, has enough signatures to qualify for ballot
• California high court upholds Schwarzenegger furloughs
• ACLU honors Pasadena-Foothills community members with ceremony
• Two of three challengers think longtime Congressman Dreier can be beat in 26th Congressional Distric
• Girl Scouts host Family Science Festival in Pasadena
• Mini-Grant Performances will Enliven ArtNight Pasadena
• “City Beat” Topics Include Community Budget Priorities, General Plan Next Steps
• Financing of Rose Bowl Stadium Improvements will be Subject of Public Meetings
• Pasadena City Council to take stance on two state propositions
• Pasadena Unified School District sets community forums on school closures
• Don Benito school wins $10,000 in materials
• Sierra Madre city leaders back off on raising fees and charges
• Upcoming City of Pasadena Events -- Oct. 4 to 8
• Citybeats: Evidence points to another run for Mayor Bogaard
• Murder charges increasing in fatal DUI cases
• Alcohol Beverage Control investigators eager to see video of Adenhart killer drinking in Covina befo
• "Unsyncables" aim to make waves at U.S. Masters National Championships in La Mirada
• 100-year-old stone church struggles to meet seismic retrofit requirement
• PUSD Weekly News - September 30, 2010
• Past on Parade: Throop cooking classes began Caltech tradition
• Whitman and Brown pound each other in second debate
• Gerrymandering keeps California politicians safe
• Volunteer Now: San Gabriel River trash cleanup
• Arab debate program makes inroads to Los Angeles area
• Pasadena's new urgent care health center to open
• Rose Bowl renovation plan up for discussion
• Sierra Club meeting will feature `Power Paths'
• Violent crimes reported in Pasadena
• Larry Wilson: Reading the tea leaves in local elections
• Steve Lambert: Baby-sitting now a well-paying job
• Agencies pushing to store more water behind "very high risk" Whittier Narrows Dam
• Russian chess master takes on 16 Caltech challengers -- simultaneously
• La Mirada theater presents world premiere of revised `Tale of the Allergist's Wife'
• New San Gabriel facility handles sex abuse victims with kid gloves
• Orphaned as a child, El Monte man made sure he looked sharp
• Contraband-sniffing canines start searches at South Pasadena High School
• New law moves kindergarten cut-off date from Dec. 2 to Sept. 1
• South Pasadena couple accused in travel agency break-in, ID theft
• Jury awards $3.4 million to ex-Rite-Aid employee
• Sherlock's double will speak to South Pasadena Woman's Club
• Detectives take down pot grow in Angeles Forest
• Thundershowers, lightning strikes leave San Gabriel Valley reeling
• It's Politics: Meg Whitman draws ire of Detroit for comparison to Fresno
• Azusa referendum results held until Monday
• Governor, legislative leaders reach budget deal
• Producer of `The A-Team,' other shows dies in Pasadena
• Cal State LA forum looks at Grim Sleeper case
• Jet Propulsion Laboratory cuts 45 jobs
• Chandler School at 60: Pasadena campus hosts celebration of new building
• 59th Assembly District candidates face off in debate
• Green Community College Award Winners Announced
• Community Invited to Grand Opening of Urgent and Primary Care Center
• Police suspect man of restroom spying in two schools and three businesses in Covina and West Covina
• Monrovia rejects residents' property tax petition
• Group that helps disabled children receives $5,000
• South Pasadena Library schedules free showing of 'FLYABOUT'
• Observing the faiths, October 1
• `87 Whittier quake inspired emergency response practices
• Community colleges missing $840 million in state funds due to budget deadlock
• Pasadena's Craftsman Weekend marks a milestone and celebrates a century
• Larry Wilson: POP goes performance in Old Pas
• Conservative blogs accuse Boxer of hiring day laborers to stage Pasadena protest
• No challengers, no municipal election in Alhambra
• Private group to help raise money for Rose Bowl
• Villa Esperanza to celebrate a half-century, plans the next 50 years of helping the mentally challen
• Pasadena High School softball coach cited in "child annoyance" case
• Pasadena High School Senior Named National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist
• City of Pasadena to Host Local Businesses at Open Houses, Workshops
• Frank Girardot: Clash of ideas outside Boxer-Fiorina debate turns to shouting match
• Mountain Man
• CHP ends all special enforcement programs due to state budget impasse
• Family affair
• Santa Anita Park misses out on live racing this fall
• Back to the future
• School project puts history of Pasadena seniors in perspective
• Caught in a jam
• Tournament of Roses says Rose Bowl renovation plan `fair and equitable'
• Anglo-American delights
• New law aims to ease process for community college transfers to CSU, cut costs
• Trax
• Social calendar, Sept. 30
• The heart of it
• Patt Diroll, Sept. 30
• An Evening with Jerome
• City's authors festival will draw 50 notable scribes
• The hidden side of everything
• Academy provides inside view of law enforcement
• Bellies building bridges
• District sets community forums on school closures
• Meaning in the mix
• Lightning strikes touch off fires in forest north of the San Gabriel Valley
• Letters
• Boxer, Fiorina square off in debate in Pasadena
• 'Raising Hell'
• Glendora, county put issues behind them to work toward group Arrow Highway project
• Left Coast: Pasadena Edition
• Construction to start on environmentally-friendly DMV office in El Monte
• This Modern World
• Pasadenans Invited to Give Input on Potential Impacts to City Services
• School Consolidation Study Committee To Hold Community Forums
• Mon's the word: The scoop on ice cream as we head into fall
• Pumpkin Festival comes full Circle
• Detectives aim to pop Bubble Wrap Bandit's spree
• Larry Wilson: How hot was it? We don't really want to know
• City to challenge effort to repeal Monrovia property tax
• Three candidates mix it up in 44th Assembly race
• Hacienda Heights bail bondsman, former police officer killed in crash hours before he was due in cou
• Brown, Whitman clash over solving economic woes
• Recession takes toll on marriage, Census numbers show
• 90-year-old book lover shares passion through volunteering
• Caltech researchers hope to create a new, more efficient class of thermoelectric materials
• Pasadena City Council approves $3 million ice rink proposal
• Caltech engineer is this year's youngest MacArthur 'genius'
• Walk Around the Rose Bowl Loop with Mayor Bogaard Oct. 6
• Ask a cop: Questions about child safety seats
• San Gabriel man convicted of murder for crash that killed Angels pitcher Adenhart, Diamond Bar woman
• L.A. teacher who killed himself recalled as caring
• Obama: Money alone can't solve school predicament
• Starting Jan. 1, no prosecution for teens who have been drinking and call 9-1-1 for friends under th
• Arcadia returns employees' health benefits contributions
• Council keeps `City With a Mission' as San Gabriel's official motto
• Homes evacuated after workers rupture gas line
• Pasadena residents need to keep their red flags straight
• Commission announces annual 'Peace' concert
• ACLU's Ramona Ripston will be honored at event
• Sierra Madre Woman's Club will hold low-cost, 2-day flu clinic
• 6 arrested in Glendora brawl
• Crash kills former L.A. cop who faced trial
• Citybeats: Doo Dah Parade missed chance for sponsor deal
• Azusa mining project analysis cost more than double its estimated budget
• Pasadena Humane Society meets fundraising goal with `Wiggle Waggle Walk' at Rose Bowl
• Past on Parade: Pasadena Dispensary helped those in need
• Rosemead Academy provides inside view of law enforcement
• Floats will be bigger, feature more animation in the 122nd Tournament of Roses Parade
• Proposed mixed-use building in Old Town Pasadena frays nerves
• Pasadena man suspected of intentionally hitting woman with SUV
• Critics say youtube.com tape shows illegal Baldwin Park Police checkpoint
• Pasadena City Council to look at $3 million ice rink proposal
• Lake Avenue foundation announces new director
• Rosemead's Fall Fiesta celebrates Hispanic heritage
• "Golden Years Bandit" pays second visit to Alhambra
• The Lady Killer: Monterey Park man preyed on girls and women
• Volunteer Now: The Azusa Lions Club works on vision, safety
• Steve Lambert: Fall is magical, even in Southern California
• Caltech professor Mlodinow's Multiverse generates controversy
• Survey shows that San Gabriel Valley superintendents get paid an average of $185,000 annually, plus
• Former Azusa Unified educator dies at 73
• Pasadena tells Chaka Khan something good
• Larry Wilson: What's the state of these state-of addresses?
• Recession could figure in spate of area bank robberies
• Summit promotes healthy living in Pasadena
• Pasadena developers enjoy success in small-scale affordable housing project
• Rosemead, South El Monte companies fined for hazardous waste violations
• Crash on 605 Freeway leaves car suspended on tree limb
• PUSD Weekly News - September 23, 2010
• Triple-digit temperatures expected by this weekend
• It's Politics: Meg Whitman draws ire of Detroit for comparison to Fresno
• Pasadena Unified inches closer to closing schools
• Enjoy pancakes and help Sierra Madre Kiwanis' fundraiser
• Crowell Public Library will participate in statewide `Snapshot'
• Federal small business lending program draws mixed reviews
• New websites make sharing best practices and programs easier for teachers, schools
• El Monte holds out hope for Walmart
• Pasadena Councilman says he won't run again this March
• All Saints expansion plan needs more study
• U.S. Forest officials waive Adventure Pass fee Saturday
• Community Invited to Grand Opening of Allen-Brigden Classics
• Fee waived Saturday for access to national forest
• 'Mockingbird' selected for 'One City, One Book'
• Adaptability of primates explored in documentary
• Taking back 'beautiful'
• Pancake Breakfast for emergency service funds in Sierra Madre
• Editor's Note
• Settlement announced in police-involved shooting
• Breaking new ground
• GOP `Pledge' makes closing argument to voters
• Theater for Rocket Scientists
• El Monte murderer could face federal death penalty on racketeering charges
• Future Shock
• Former Monterey Park police chief cashed out $372,559 in leave time the year he retired
• Tales of Ordinary Madness
• Hidden garden takes L.A. County Fair patrons for a ride
• A Moveable Feast
• Larry Wilson: When AIDS issues and black issues collide
• Zombie food
• Horse racing board delays decision on 2011 racing dates, asks Santa Anita, Hollywood Park and Oak Tr
• Brown Butter Brains on French Bread
• Pasadena Unified delivers state of schools address
• The List
• USFS: Tapes show effort to fight Station Fire
• Upcoming City of Pasadena Events -- Sept. 25 to 29
• Lawmakers claim `framework' of budget plan reached
• Mayor Bill Bogaard Elected Second Vice President of League of California Cities Board
• UPDATE: Jury begins deliberations in Adenhart trial
• Pasadenans Invited to Lend Their Voices to Conversations About Future Growth
• Latest “City Beat” Topics Include Rose Bowl Stadium Renovation, Reese's Retreat, Proposition
• 18 arrested in operation targeting San Gabriel Valley Asian gang
• PUSD’s Tina Repetti Renzullo Wins La County Teacher Of The Year
• Southern California chalks up one of the coolest summers ever
• Realtor report finds major price fluctuations in L.A. County home prices
• Dogs, owners will waggle o help humane society
• Library invites residents to document activities
• Monrovia mayor to be honored by area Boy Scout district
• Controller audit of Bell finds potential for "massive fraud"
• Santa Anita, Oak Tree vie for 2011 fall dates
• City of Hope HIV discussion focuses on history, social disparities and the coming cure
• Huntington's research director to step down after 19 years
• On the Town: Historic settings for Arts support
• Rose Parade adds `presented by Honda' to its name
• Social Calendar: Sept. 23
• Former Bell officials in cuffs and in court
• Construction begins on $45M El Monte bus station
• School of Rock lives in Pasadena
• ArtNight Pasadena Oct. 8 Has Something for Everyone
• Temple City council postpones vote on proposed protocols
• Temple City council votes not to reinstate convicted ex-Mayor's CalPERS benefits
• State Senator Carol Liu to visit Temple City businesses
• Mom's the word: Yoga or Yogurt Month a tasty proposition
• Lending a hand: Arcadia Methodist director gives expertise to Egyptian hospitals
• Argument between Monrovia mother and son may have led to fatal car crash in Industry
• Woman attempts bank robbery, causes bomb scare
• Red tape locking some Pasadena kids in under-performing schools
• Larry Wilson: Eliot School has the fittest kids in California
• Supervisors put off vote on pool project funding
• Officials ID Altadena woman found dead inside car in San Dimas mall parking lot
• Dogs, owners will waggle to help humane society
• Pasadena credit union to unveil new mural
• Jobs bills sending millions to schools
• Cooley terms Bell scandal "corruption on steroids"
• PUSD Weekly News - September 20, 2010
• Frank Girardot: Octomom sabotaged herself
• Eliot Middle School Named School Of The Year By Governor’s Fitness Council
• In wake of Pico Rivera train deaths, officials continue focus on rail safety
• Jury sees defendant interview in death of Angels pitcher Adenhart
• Ask a cop: "Pedestrians always have the right-of-way"
• Recession over? - Economic experts say it ended 15 months ago, but pain continues
• Environmental study on All Saints' $45-million expansion heads to Planning Commission
• Pasadena man's murder trial gets underway
• Funding for new Arcadia park pool goes before supervisors Tuesday
• Pasadena outward Bound Adventures move to Muir
• PUSD's Eliot Middle School wins Governor's Challenge, gets new fitness center
• Arcadia City Council to vote on increased medical benefits
• Local teachers recognized as best in the county
• Senate could vote to give undocumented students path to citizenship
• Pasadena prayer center PIHOP defends name after being sued by IHOP pancake house
• Stalled Highway 39 project frustrates Crystal Lake Campground business owner
• Former Ostrom Chevrolet owner files second lawsuit in an effort to stop redevelopment agency loans
• More cops, better intelligence and increased cooperation lead to peaceful summer in La Puente area,
• Rio Hondo wrestler collapses during match in Walnut, dies at hospital
• Traditional Japanese teahouse goes home for restoration - with a return ticket to the Huntington
• Citybeats: Despite federal indictment, Rose court beauties will return to Amadeus
• Car show, open houses draw a crowd in South Pasadena
• Past on Parade: Wendell Willkie had strong support among Pasadena Republicans
• Pasadena dental center to provide free oral cancer exams
• First public hearing set on All Saints draft EIR at Pasadena City Hall
• Public meeting will key on Altadena library's renovations
• Pasadena Sierra Club will explore proposed recreation area
• Assemblyman Anthony Portantino to discuss "the state of the state" in Pasadena
• Larry Wilson: Where are the uncreepy maverick pols?
• Magazine rates Caltech World's No. 2 university
• 2 local area committees will hold joint meeting at Pasadena's Robinson Park Center
• Pasadena Public Library invites residents to document activities
• Sierra Madre Wine and Jazz Walk will feature food, giveaways
• Steve Lambert: We must make informed choices in November
• Volunteer Now! Help light up Leroy Haynes Center
• Friends and family celebrate the life of Jefferson Thomas, praise his role in civil rights movement
• Massage workers sue former boss for sexual harassment and assault
• Young women try out for Tournament of Roses Royal Court
• Annual Route 66 Parade returns to Duarte
• Pasadena celebrates "Fiestas Patrias"
• Jews mark the start of Yom Kippur
• New law holds parents responsible for their children's gang crimes
• Montebello resident, Franco remembered as dedicated officer
• City Councilman Victor Gordo will brief council on Rose Bowl upgrades
• HR professionals to meet at Pasadena Convention Center
• Pasadena Unified School District town hall meeting will be aired live on radio
• Sierra Club will explore proposed recreation area in Pasadena
• Author, attorney to speak on Altadena Country Club
• First "Sustainability Fair" to promote greening of Monrovia
• FPPC fines West Covina's Measure D political committee
• Firefighters douse blaze near Monterey Park children's courthouse
• Panel discusses news accuracy, responsibility
• County jobless rate up, local cities see drop
• Three cities sue Water Replenishment District, saying underground water pumping assessment is illega
• Arcadia Red Cross chapter lays off all but one employee
• PUSD Annual State Of Schools And Town Hall
• One Pasadena man's treasure: Trashed boxes reveal valuable serigraphs, colorful history
• Wealthy San Marino teens urged to give up iPods for eTrade
• History buff will discuss LA's past at South Pasadena Public Library event
• Rio Hondo College students, staffers help celebrate Mexican Independence Day
• Census: More than one out of seven Californians in poverty
• House moves from L.A. County Fair to Glendora
• Observing the faiths, Sept. 17
• Daughter allegedly stabs mother during argument
• Caltrans announces 110 Freeway closures this weekend
• NASA previews its sexiest Mars Rover yet
• Memorial at Speedway honors the life of Hector Urias, "nothing going" in murder investigat
• Jews to mark Yom Kippur Friday night with prayer, fasting
• Woman killed in alcohol-related accident in Azusa while hurrying home to attend DUI class
• New chief in SoPas: Payne gets job, but not without controversy
• Larry Wilson: Who will break the deadlock on PCC trustees?
• Alleged Monrovia gang members jailed after chase
• Upcoming City of Pasadena Events -- Sept. 18 to 25
• Chinese government officials visit Pasadena
• Altadena man allegedly beats his sister, slashes his neck
• 2 arrested in connection with car break-ins at Rose Bowl
• Pasadena Police Recruits Get Younger and Younger: Kids Safety Academy Begins Oct. 30
• Details emerge in alleged San Gabriel Valley kidnapping, attempted murder
• 200 years after its birth, Mexico maintains complicated relationship with U.S.
• Attorney General Brown announces salary probe and vows to investigate city officials statewide
• Group that serves former foster kids sets events
• Free Fiestas Patrias 2010 celebration Saturday
• Sierra Madre teen gets his wish
• El Monte halfway house expansion plans denied
• On the Town: Living 'A Summer Night's Dream'
• School's historic artwork restoration gets National Trust grant, one of three awarded locally
• Social Calendar: Sept. 16
• Frank Girardot: A reading of tea leaves shows a bleak future for the GOP
• Newspapers hold summit for local schools to help boost literacy
• Should Pasadena Continue to Grow? Or Should We Slow Down? Community will Provide Input at Upcoming W
• Gathering at Cal State L.A. highlights role of DNA in crime solving
• Serial bank robber hits Rosemead Citibank
• Man sentenced to two life terms for stabbing to death elderly Monrovia couple
• Fremont students win regional fitness award
• Car show, safety fair will benefit South Pasadena parade float
• South Pasadena City Council could pick new police chief at meeting
• Larry Wilson: Eagle Rock girls join the War of the Roses
• Law requires elected officials who collect unemployment to pay it back
• County planning commission rejects bid for medical marijuana dispensary in unincorporated Arcadia
• Database to provide policing agencies with wide variety of community information
• Station Fire panel to reconvene in October
• Prosecutor: Man drank for hours before fatal Adenhart crash
• PUSD Posts 18-Point Gain On Academic Performance Index
• Fiestas Patrias Celebrates Latin American Culture Sept. 18
• Celebrating 85 years toward women's education
• Mom's the word: A beauty tip from a priest
• Pasadena approves business license tax amnesty program
• Frank Girardot: Revisiting the legend of Charlie Chan
• L.A. County debuts new court for veterans
• Sierra Madre to consider changing city fees
• Foundation to award $96,000 to 16 Pasadena nonprofits
• Scores up at all but one San Gabriel Valley school district
• Jones Coffee Roasters on the move
• Suspected Pasadena Denver Lanes street gang members arraigned Monday for role in Pasadena shooting
• El Centro director will discuss his book tonight
• UCLA head football coach will be guest at luncheon
• Feds accuse health spa owner of embezzlement
• Clinic this weekend will focus on victims' rights
• FBI: Declining crime rates not mirrored in some local cities
• Sept. 25 Workshop will Help Residents Make the Most of Compost Bins
• Sierra Madre City Council takes residents' comments tonight on proposed city fee rates
• Pasadena approves business license tax amnesty program
• High School Reunions: Sept. 13
• Local Latino heritage highlighted at Monrovia exhibit
• Citybeats: "Cops have better things to do than enforce smoking laws"
• Assemblyman Adams continues his push for redevelopment funds for Glendora, writes to Supreme Court
• Intimate Opera of Pasadena is thinking big at the Pasadena Playhouse
• Provision in new federal health reform law may let young adults up to 26 return to families' me
• Young people looking for answers on healthcare
• West Covina Unified makes policy change to grant all transfer requests
• Burger King restaurant robbed in Arcadia
• Five named to Muir High alumni Hall of Fame
• Pasadena's 12th annual Wiggle Waggle Walk registration open
• PUSD Weekly News - September 9, 2010
• PUSD Launches School Consolidation Study Committee
• Arraignment today in Northwest Pasadena Shooting
• Mt. SAC to host Black College Summit
• City of Hope to host forum on AIDS/HIV
• History on Parade: Hamilton key figure in shaping Pasadena
• 9/11 survivor recalls heroism in South Pasadena ceremony
• Rosemead runs for 9/11 memorial fund
• Burglary suspect falls through ceiling in Pico Rivera
• Volunteer Now! Junior League still relevant in 2010
• Women's expo held at Pasadena Convention Center
• Azusa to bring farmer's market to ailing development block
• Slain San Gabriel grocer possible extortion victim
• Gov. candidate Brown jobs plan faces challenges
• Stella Bedard, Whittier resident and dedicated volunteer, passes at 89
• Remembering 9/11: Anniversary clouded by controversy over mosque
• School lessons focus on Sept. 11 terror attacks as anniversary approaches
• Struggle for ground zero memorial shares complexity with historic attack sites
• Former Bell mayor tied to scandal has ties to San Gabriel Valley
• Lights go on again at the Pasadena Playhouse
• Steve Lambert: Illiteracy is a burden we share, but can solve
• It's Politics: Pols ignore state of affairs to break bread and travel
• Former Temple City mayor gets 16 months in state prison in bribery case
• Victim of alleged kidnapping, assault expected to survive
• Duarte celebrates 9-10-10 in 91010
• Young & Healthy moves to Muir for easier access
• Fundraiser to feature four-course dinner
• Cash-strapped Pasadena Unified to study school closures, consolidation
• Jewels of Pasadena Women's Expo today
• 4 program volunteers to be honored at event in San Marino
• Woman helps police put 77-year-old murder case to rest
• PUSD Prepares For 2010-2011 Academic Year..
• Sierra Madre official launches emergency radio station
• Task force conducts raids against Pasadena Blood gang members
• Florida minister cancels burning of Qurans on 9/11
• NAACP honors Pasadena community members
• East West Bancorp, development firm offer competing plans
• Larry Wilson: Molecular to locavore at the Langham Hotel
• 9/11 commemorative events around Pasadena: Residents pay tribute to those killed in Sept. 11 attacks
• Temple City sheriff's officials investigate alleged kidnapping for ransom
• Work on 60 Freeway resumes after labor strike ends
• California lawmakers push Station Fire inquiry
• Social calendar, Sept. 9
• Patt Diroll: Young movement helping the young
• Gabrielinos balk at San Gabriel's plan to change city's motto
• Temple City officials close to completing draft of ethical standards
• Latino "hidden history" helps complete Monrovia's story
• Soundwall work will force weekend street closures
• Instructor to lead class on gardening in small spaces
• MMA toughs will lend a hand at 9/11 memorial
• Frank Girardot: Police doing their jobs aren't the real problem in Westlake
• Meritorious valor: Los Angeles County Sheriff's personnel honored
• Balding robber wanted for three La Miranda bank heists
• Observing the faiths, Sept. 10
• Streets to close at 8 a.m. today for soundwall work in Duarte
• ACLU director to discuss what's next for Prop. 8
• Festival will celebrate culture, history of Greece
• ACLU director to discuss what's next for Prop. 8
• Caltech presents award
• Larry Wilson: What Huntington Hotel wants in its next Top Chef
• PUSD releases additional data from parent survey
• Trench project for San Gabriel railroad crossings moves forward
• School bill awaits governor's signature
• Raya sunshine: Woman continues family business of volunteerism
• Mildred Allison celebrates century mark
• Mom's the word: Looking good just a matter of Luck
• County OKs new office in Alhambra
• Family, friends bid farewell to La Mirada High graduate killed in crash
• Students at El Centro earn work experience organizing the center's fund-raiser
• Caltech scientists create process to "program" cancer cell death
• Travel and photography event set for tonight in Pasadena
• City of Hope to host forum on AIDS/HIV
• Coach Orgeron will be featured at QBs' lunch
• Sierra Madre will celebrate start of new radio station
• City, chamber will mark 91010 day in Duarte
• Cancer support group sets gala fundraising dinner in Pasadena
• Pasadena fundraiser to help local nonprofit
• Mount Wilson Observatory to get star treatment
• San Gabriel Valley celebrates Labor Day
• Pasadena rolls out armored vehicle
• Work starts on biggest electrical transmission line project in Southern California history
• Villa Parke Youth Soccer a Finalist for Governor's Award
• Frank Girardot: The county fair and economic stimulus
• Covina police chief Raney takes vocal role against marijuana initiative
• Sierra Madre File of Life program allows seniors to have medical information on file
• Monterey Park seminar will discuss rights of crime victims
• Citybeats: A Rose Bowl love story stars in film
• Angeles National Forest draws flood of visitors, trickle of resources
• Abandoned turtles taking over LA County waterways
• Survey says, our numbers are up but Census participation down from 2000
• Past on Parade: Wrigley's plans kept Pasadena in picture
• San Gabriel Mission Celebrates 239th Annual Fiesta
• Monrovia Historical Museum will pay tribute to Latinos
• L.A. County Fair returns to the Fairplex
• Voters already tuned into November election, even as campaign season just getting started
• Steve Lambert: New shoes make it easier than ever to run barefoot
• Volunteer Now! Volunteer group restoring trails damaged by Station and Morris fires
• Survey shows area cities with their own police departments pay more legal fees
• L.A. County Fair returns to the Fairplex
• Larry Wilson: Sounds of silence in Arizona campaign
• Pot houses linked to gangs, marijuana dispensaries
• Thousands of frustrated job seekers show up for El Monte job fair
• Model planes take flight as Radio Control club holds open house at Santa Fe Dam
• Extortion targeting Asian business owners mimic 2009 incidents
• Private sector hiring sparks optimism in Valley
• Car theft suspect gives up after long standoff in Monrovia
• It's Politics: Cards stacked in fight over horse race betting
• Pasadena officers in Barnes' shooting named in federal court papers
• Pasadena positions for World Cup return to Rose Bowl
• Foothill Transit introduces all-electric bus
• Bell scandal delays Baldwin Park bribery investigation
• Bill would force insurers to pay for smokers' treatment
• 'Suspicious device' shuts down Lake Avenue
• Whittier alumni to rededicate war memorial
• “City Beat” Topics Include BearCat Armored Vehicle, Rose Bowl Stadium Renovation Plan
• Sex offender gets 30 years for molestation
• Police arrest juvenile in assault, theft of iPod
• PUSD board critiques satisfaction survey
• Deputies see progress against Altadena burglars
• International film festival coming to San Gabriel
• Petition effort highlights city compensation
• Exchange betting plan moves on to Governor's desk
• PUSD Releases Results Of Annual Customer Satisfaction Surve
• Travel industry expects Labor Day recovery
• Hit-and-run driver critically injures elderly Pasadena man
• Spectre of hunger is rising as demand for food increases in LA County, agency says
• Magnitude 7.0 quake shakes New Zealand's South Island
• Court date postponed in Rosemead double-murder case
• Officers will operate checkpoint in Pasadena Friday night
• Pasadena man arrested on suspicion of stalking
• Larry Wilson: Friends of Bob get together over dinner
• Local scientists protest House plan for NASA
• San Gabriel Valley students receive academic scholarships
• Commission OKs first design concepts for $171 million Rose Bowl renovation
• Cooking fire reported at Pasadena restaurant
• San Gabriel Valley officials ask Metro to consider extending light-rail line to Industry
• Pasadena Police Looking for Hit-and-Run Suspect
• Number of illegal immigrants in U.S. now declining
• South Pasadena takes another step against public smoking
• Boxer, Fiorina tussle over economy in first debate
• Social Calendar: Sept. 2
• Pasadena releases names of police review panels
• Pat Diroll: Kicking it with the Rockettes
• New state-of-the-art science building opens for Westridge's first day of school
• State budget debate heads into election season
• Detective: Racing wasn't a factor in crash that killed Los Altos High student
• Authorities bust large indoor pot grow in South San Gabriel
• Song of perseverance: Soprano's life a triumph over brain trauma
• Sign of the times: Whittier medical marijuana owner speaks to Whittier Rotary Club
• La Habra Police seek leads in missing woman case
• Court upholds Monrovia man's murder conviction; mother stabbed 86 times
• New research center to develop energy efficient trucks opens in Pasadena
• Amended Playhouse Plaza project approved by Design Commission
• Gold Line opens bidding on $450 million extension phase, tests new public-private partnership model
• Lights will go out in parts of city as SCE does work
• Alhambra: Supervisors OK reward in man's hit-and-run death
• Oak Tree plans permanent move to Del Mar
• Larry Wilson: Ripple or Bordeaux, impact is the same
• Man's best friend: Oldest Search and Rescue dog in the U.S. nears retirement
• Frank Girardot: Emmys prove "Breaking Bad" is good TV
• Perception, fact-finding has come at a cost in Azusa Rock Quarry battle
• Name of toddler killed by backing car released
• James DePreist, Pasadena Symphony's new artistic advisor, makes first visit
• Senator Calderon brokers racetrack deal
• Verdict reached in 2005 murder trial
• PCC begins new semester with record number of students
• 3M to acquire Cogent in multimillion-dollar deal
• Baseball legends family raise money for youth in Altadena
• Rape charges against W. Covina man dropped
• Up & Moving Rose Bowl walk set for Wednesday
• 'Pancho Barnes' director, writer will present movie in South Pasadena
• Gunman in Lake Havasu shooting previously lived in Glendora
• Walk Around the Rose Bowl Loop Sept. 1
• After-school Recreation will be Offered Beginning Sept. 14
• Arcadia's coyote trapping program stirs debate
• Citybeats: Mighty Morphin General Patton
• Edie Falco, Jim Parsons win comedy acting Emmys
• Duarte concert celebrates "Unity and Peace"
• High school coaches striving to education students on perils of hazing, trying to eliminate practice
• District honors slain educator Salcedo with administration building dedication
• Jazz festival in Arcadia draws thousands
• Monterey Park seminar will discuss rights of crime victims
• Tournament House ready for parade season
• Volunteer Now! For fitting donations, try shoes
• Larry Wilson: Saving La Miniatura, block by Mayan block
• Experts: Campaign promises won't help state economic crisis
• Pomona's NHRA Museum set to open exhibit on cars, guitars
• Former PIH Chief of Staff was a superhero disguised, family members say
• Man dies in freeway crash in Glendora
• Debate heats up over racetrack gambling proposal
• Grammy Museum exhibit a hit with shoppers at Westfield West Covina mall
• Proposed law toughens penalties for sex offenders
• West Covina foundation unveils its float design for Rose Parade
• Pasadena plays host to Power Ranger convention
• Steve Lambert: Separation reality hits hard for parent, child
• Changes in Northwest Programs Division Effective Sept. 3.
• Upcoming City of Pasadena Events -- Aug. 30 to Sept. 2
• Monterey Park officials raising questions about fire department aid in Montebello
• It's Politics: Surfing Facebook and Twitter for the latest in election news
• Study touts jobs from high-speed rail project
• Pasadena pension planner accused of scamming $30 million from government
• Three arrested in Chino pot bust
• Marvin Hamlisch named to conduct Pasadena POPS next season
• Republicans unite behind 59th Assembly District candidate Donnelly
• JPL/NOAA Study: Stronger El Ni&#241o hints at global warming, complicates climate prediction
• Pasadena to launch search for planning director
• Larry Wilson: Are Mester and Worby cuts about cash?
• Pasadena officials join in massive parole sweep
• ACLU objects to sheriff's heat ray
• PUSD, the city's biggest landlord, looks to property to plug budget gap
• Longtime Pasadena, San Gabriel Valley business leader Bruce Ackerman dies
• A year on, lessons learned from the Station Fire
• San Gabriel Valley airports get $1 million improvements
• In wake of Bell scandal, state lawmakers push bills to reform how local government works
• Low clouds, morning fog roll into Southland, signal cooling trend
• San Gabriel real estate summit highlights opportunities
• Public hearing on marijuana dispensaries
• Duarte City Council to hold special meeting at 5 p.m.
• Patt Diroll: Posh polo event with a touch of India
• Social Calendar: Aug. 26
• Station Fire remembered one year later
• Experts: Economic recovery still facing long, uphill battle
• Excess chlorine release in Arcadia blamed on human error
• "Drywaller Bandit" suspected of robbing two Pasadena banks
• The original Nuremberg Laws, signed by Hitler, leave the Huntington Library for the National Archive
• Frank Girardot: Pasadena restaurants need letter grades
• JPL scientists advance satellite-based flood detection, map Pakistan floods
• Rosemead council approves pay raise for city manager; no public discussion
• Rosemead council tightens laws on teen drinking
• Gold's Gym to squeeze out juice bar
• Pasadena continues improvement in California exit exams
• Physician Eric G. Walsh will head city's public health department
• Armed, masked bandit robs local Wells Fargo
• Rosemead City Council considers pay raise for manager
• Museum to give Holocaust papers to National Archive
• Teen brings socks to L.A. homeless
• Local teen who lost her leg overcomes her disability by leaps and bounds
• Mom's the word: Like sushi for chocolate
• Home sales decline as prices rise
• California won't get 'Race to the Top' school money
• Police rule man's death near riverbed was suicide
• Edison unveils "smart meter" technology
• Man struck by vehicle, his leg is severed
• Larry Wilson: Dorothy Matthiessen, No. 1 in the world
• Pomona's Mission-71 intersection construction finally gets under way
• Seminar will discuss 17 rights of crime victims
• Firefighters get quick handle on small brush fire in Monrovia Canyon
• Sheriff's investigators still trying to determine who attacked forest ranger
• Police seek missing Alzheimer's patient
• Rare Raphael Madonna comes for three-month visit to the Norton Simon
• PUSD Facilities Chief To Retire
• Democratic heavy hitters chime in on water district race
• Family with 13 children use online school for education
• Initiative to fast-track light-rail extensions picks up speed
• Precautions Urged with Triple-Digit Hot Weather
• Nationwide Food Recalls Linked to Salmonella
• Public Health Director Appointed in Pasadena
• High School Reunions: Aug. 23
• Water Replenishment District board members vote themselves credit cards, eliminate restrictions on i
• Ask a cop: Be safe, follow all laws when driving kids to and from school
• Frank Girardot: When it comes to BBQs, charcoal beats gas every time
• Lawmakers and law enforcement want answers to Station Fire mystery
• Arcadia officials: Losing Oak Tree would be "terrible blow"
• Brush fires in Glendora, San Dimas deemed "suspicious"
• San Gabriel selling street signs, memories
• Past on Parade: Women's suffrage had Pasadena backers
• Tesla Roadster shows electric's powering up at Pasadena's Langham Huntington hotel
• New Pasadena High School Principal Named
• PUSD's facilities chief announces he's retiring
• Community of Alhambra rallies to help young leukemia patient
• Pacific Asia names new interim executive director
• Local victim of 9/11 attacks will be honored at the South Pasadena City Hall Courtyard
• Ray Bradbury celebrates 90th birthday in South Pasadena
• Citybeats: Coyote-trapping program brings howls
• Recovery from the Station Fire is slow, uneven - and, at times, beautiful
• Pasadena courts among many in county with flawed search warrant record keeping
• After devastating Station Fire and winter mudslide, La Ca&#241ada Flintridge resident rebuilds
• Larry Wilson: With Atticus Finch in a pop culture world
• San Gabriel Valley conservation group wants help in purchasing open space
• Survey of area salaries shows that top cops are garnering big pay
• Community college officials offer students tips for first day of the semester
• Wacky craft fly and splash as Whittier team competes in Red Bull Flugtag
• State unveils health plan for people with pre-existing conditions
• Community remembers lifelong Glendora resident
• Pasadena Senior Center program will explain how to boost immune system
• Librarian will lead talk on child Internet safety at Crowell Public Library
• Fans of Power Rangers should check out event at the Pasadena Convention Center
• Assemblyman Anthony Portantino bill on teen drinking awaits signing
• City of San Marino, MWD set classes on water conservation
• Man arrested on suspicion of killing brother in Arcadia
• Steve Lambert: An old friend gives needed inspiration
• Covina business donates shoes to La Puente students
• Police rescue 35 illegal immigrants from Baldwin Park home
• Officials unveil high-tech ray gun to be installed in county jail
• Deputies help La Puente students delve into the briny deep
• Upcoming City of Pasadena Events - Aug. 21 to 31
• Pacific Asia names new interim executive director
• Community rallies to help young leukemia patient
• Man's younger brother is suspect his beating death
• It's Politics: Meg Whitman proposes grand jury to root out Bell-style scandal and corruption
• Pasadena enacts parking restrictions during fire weather
• Scientists: the Big One still coming
• Walnut Valley Unified selects interim superintendent
• Community health clinics latest victim of budget impasse
• Pasadena, Pico Rivera schools get nearly $1M federal grant for history teachers
• Famed jazz photographer Herman Leonard dies at age 87
• San Gabriel Valley cities post increases as jobless rate hits 12.4%
• Needy children get ready for school at Santa Anita Park
• Chlorine leak triggers Caltech evacuation
• Larry Wilson: PCC's Rocha sees big crowds as opportunity
• Officials unveil plaque honoring Station Fire first-responders
• Horse Racing Board denies Oak Tree license to run fall meet at Santa Anita Park
• 10-year-old boy causes blaze near West Covina equestrian ring
• Officials delay release of report on pool safety
• Police in Pasadena, across LA County to launch new DUI crackdowns Friday
• Temple City care-giver allegedly bilked elderly client out of $4 million
• Goodbye Iraq: Last US combat brigade heads home
• Top women leaders will appear at eco event
• Police seek man in holdup of local Bank of America
• Egg recall tied to salmonella grows to 380 million
• City vies for state grant to renovate NW Pasadena neighborhood
• Dirt to return to Santa Anita
• South Pasadena city officials hold secret interview for police chief
• Senators want answers In the wake of off-road accident that killed eight spectators
• Ruling on Stolen Valor Act upsets vets
• Patt Diroll: Boldly Going Where No Man Has Gone Before
• Golfing program for low-income children opens at Whittier Narrows
• Religion briefs, Aug. 20
• Homes evacuated after crew breaks gas line
• Man charged in teen's shooting has court date
• Temple City officials name eight more suspects in pot-grow bust
• Racers say deaths in desert race were preventable
• Obama says recession recovery to take few years
• Man uses note to rob bank
• Vehicles seized by police for lack of documentation often sold to unlicensed buyers
• Constance Lebrun Crown dead at 93
• Larry Wilson: Telling the players in Pasadena council races
• Pasadena NAACP president to lead Western region, ensure Pasadena's role in 2011 convention
• $4M worth pot plants found in San Gabriel Valley
• Signatures for Azusa anti-mining referendum due Thursday
• County health officials warn of possibly contaminated eggs, fruit pulp
• County extends reward in Altadena teen's slaying
• Technology institute again listed among best in U.S.
• South Pasadena Senior Center adds new items to lunch menu
• High school and military reunions
• Frank Girardot: The tale of Altadena's junk war
• Mom's the word: Consider the source and get the whole story
• Nonprofit announces free community e-waste event
• Tai Chi master will lead new class at arboretum
• PUSD offers jumpstart on 9th-grade algebra
• Court halts Calif. same sex marriages pending appeal
• Obama visits Los Angeles for fundraiser
• Trial in shooting of San Gabriel high school student continues
• Frank Girardot: From Alta Coma, Agrestic and Sopranoville, television inspires new names for Bell
• Stronach to reveal plan for Santa Anita this week
• Area residents describe grisly crash scene in Mojave Desert
• Middle And High School Reforms Trigger Gains In 2010 Star Test Results
• Ask a cop: Gutter Snipers
• Sierra Madre Chamber sets networking business mixer tonight
• Fishtank to perform at next free Pasadena park concert
• 2011 arts grants from Pasadena Showcase House available
• Pasadena Tournament chief names 3 new board members
• Trudell Skinner Named Principal of Blair IB School
• Questions bedevil proposed California high-speed rail system
• ICE: Suspected San Gabriel Valley prostitution ring flew under the radar
• Stimulus dollars bring recycled water to Rosemead, San Gabriel Valley
• San Gabriel Valley schools uncertain about federal funds
• Citybeats: Grant seeds pilot project at Fuller
• PUSD names new Blair principal
• Past on Parade: Altadena man helped form marriage counseling field
• Improvement project continues on 110 Freeway
• San Gabriel selling old street signs steeped in history
• Spots still open for San Gabriel police golf tournament, dinner
• Officials seek community input on Pasadena planning director's hiring
• L.A. County D.A.'s Public Integrity Division handling hundreds of complaints
• Volunteer Now! Sherman Gardens provides historic oasis
• Steve Lambert: Shopping for backpacks gives dad an education
• Deputy lived with bullet in his body, but was killed by leukemia
• World War II vet, Longtime Covina resident Skvarna dies at 86
• Gate-keepers to city records, rarely talked about City Clerks often earn high salaries
• Community wishes South El Monte-based troops well ahead of deployment
• Young fighters duke it out in Duarte boxing tournament
• El Monte celebrates long-time newsman Stan Chambers
• Experts: Members of Pasadena police panels should be revealed to public
• Temple City woman accused of stealing millions
• Judge denies motion to reduce charges against San Gabriel man in Angel pitcher's death
• Big rig hauling bananas overturns on 60 Freeway in Industry
• It's Politics: Prop 8. stands could decide the governor's race in November
• Heat to return on Sunday, when fire danger will be `very high'
• Armory Center for Arts in Pasadena names new gallery director
• Factious union dispute at Baldwin Park's Kaiser Permanente
• Athens trash hauler denied fee hike by city
• Shooting spree shakes Northwest Pasadena
• Teen charged with murder of grandparents in Rosemead
• JPL scientists track Russian fire pollution, consider broader impact
• County caseworker dedicates nearly two decades to a job most hate - helping residents
• Upcoming City of Pasadena Events -- Aug. 14 to 21
• Driver denies killing senior and her dog in 2009 hit-and-run
• Observing the Faiths: Life of Dr. Wagner will be celebrated today
• Pasadena Police will be hunting for impaired drivers today
• Forest waives adventure pass fees this weekend
• Construction project on 110 could cause delays
• Animal control canvassing in South San Gabriel
• Experts will offer tips on garden-fresh cooking
• Countdown set for destruction of engine pad at Santa Susana Field Laboratory, site of America's
• Rosemead girl, 14, held in grandparents' slaying
• Vicino, Pasadena's No. 2 cop, leaves for similar post in Riverside
• Schwarzenegger's Construction Expo highlights public works, small business
• Lucky or Unlucky Friday the 13th? You decide
• Pasadena youth 'whiskered' away to day camp
• Animal control canvassing in South San Gabriel
• Local officers honored for helping the mentally ill
• PUSD offers jumpstart on 9th-grade algebra
• Frank Girardot: Let's give Bell a new name
• Young men skateboard across America to raise money for at-risk youths
• NASA leader says bright future for SoCal, JPL
• Schiff hosts small business, career fair
• San Gabriel Valley water district appoints new general manager
• Detectives seek vehicle belonging to slain Rosemead couple
• Spectacular light show from space lights up night sky
• Pasadena Symphony and POPS loses music director
• Rancho Cucamonga band gets big chance playing outside Warped Tour at Fairplex
• Meeting on proposed rail route is set for Thursday night
• It's all good clean fun at Kidspace Museum bubble event
• Young pugilists will vie for trophies at Duarte Youth Boxing Tournament
• Section of State Highway Route 10 will now bear officer's name
• Readers sought for input on Pasadena Star-News health insurance story
• PUSD Offers Two-Week Algebra Jumpstart Class For Incoming Pusd Ninth Graders
• PUSD Presents ‘Preparing Millenials For The 21st Century Workplace’
• Deputy Police Chief Vicino Chosen for Riverside Position
• Club helping women cope with loss
• Quilting for the needy: The Women's Room a productive sanctuary
• Mystery swirls around stabbing deaths of well-liked Rosemead couple
• ICE busts San Gabriel Valley prostitution ring
• Brush fire burns one acre
• Pasadena police report: Force used in less than 1 percent of arrests in `08 and `09
• Girl injured in fall down canyon is recovering
• Leaking sprinkler causes water damage to condos
• Moveon.org protests in Pasadena, around the nation, against corporate campaign contributions
• Credit card fraud suspect snared in mattress swindle
• Obama signs emergency bill to halt teacher layoffs
• Larry Wilson: New TV shows even freckles on weather girl's knees
• Target in Pasadena and local Salvation Army provide shopping spree for low-income children
• County caseworker dedicates nearly two decades to a job most hate - helping residents
• Former police chief provided investigative services to city
• Muslims begin month-long observance of Ramadan
• Ask a cop: Cell-phone, texting laws getting sharper teeth
• Attorney General Brown launches voter fraud hotline targeting Bell
• Sentencing goes forward for ex-Bell officer
• Area pediatrician Stanley Rappoport dies
• 4 Chinese nationals arrested in San Gabriel Valley prostitution ring
• Patt Diroll: Salute to Creative Arts Group
• Social Calendar, Aug. 10
• Frank Girardot: Are you ready for some football? 'Madden 11' hits stores today
• PUSD Presents 'Preparing Millennials for the 21st Century Workplace'
• Santa Anita track to undergo safety inspection
• LAUSD officials say students need traditional calendar
• Chief: Pasadena community panel never reviewed Barnes shooting
• Coroner's officials ID man killed in Rosemead shooting, crash
• Riddles remain for investigators who cracked country's largest ecstasy ring
• Temperatures continue well below average in Southern California
• San Dimas customers go hours without electricity
• Rolling through nation: Young men skateboard across America for at-risk youth
• District 6 Town Hall Meeting Includes Police Chief, PWP
• Arcadia's Antique Radios among the last of its kind
• The bedbugs are back in Los Angeles County, United States
• Cal Poly Pomona theater department coping with sudden death of professor
• Biola names Nystrom as new provost, senior vice president
• Man dies after shooting, fiery crash in Rosemead
• Past on Parade: Colemans connected to Lowe's railway, PG&E
• Citybeats: Curtain of silence on Station Fire
• Auditions to be held for L.A. Children's Chorus at Pasadena Presbyterian Church
• Runners sought to raise funds for 9/11 memorial at Rosemead City Hall
• Pasadena chief to brief council on citizens review boards
• Caltech selected to help create Mars spectrometer
• Haley and the Zydekats perform at Pasadena Memorial Park
• San Marino lecture will focus on psychiatry's changing role
• New seating donations enhance Pasadena library's garden
• Pasadena man and Covina recovery worker plans 225-mile charity run
• “City Beat” Topics Include Pasadena City College, Public Employee Salaries
• Upcoming City of Pasadena Events -- Aug. 9 to 17
• Volunteer Now! Volunteers needed for hospice care work
• Steve Lambert: "Normal" families come in all shapes and sizes
• Diverse proposals aim to address doctor shortage, avert care crisis
• German stem cell donor visits San Gabriel man whose life she helped save
• Glendora woman did it all and was dedicated to community
• Pasadena's Colorado Boulevard hub of Dem politics
• Paper fashion at South Pasadena's Koi comes into the fold
• Arcadia upholds spa's license revocation over massage violations
• Altadena volunteer shows off kids' works of art
• Pasadena councilman hosts annual block party
• L.A. Galaxy vs. Real Madrid soccer game draws about 85,000 to Rose Bowl
• Woman's stolen car, family photos recovered
• Couple weds at eHarmony's Pasadena headquarters
• San Dimas veterans' flags, pride hang high after outpouring of community support
• Revised execution procedures challenged
• Job creation continues to lag
• San Gabriel Valley, Whittier educators gather for strategies to make schools safer
• SGEP awards event draws hundreds
• Rowland Heights man showing signs of waking from coma
• Glendora police find 400 pounds of marijuana in Pomona residence
• Federal lawmakers call for independent investigation into U.S. Forest Service's response to Sta
• SGEP awards to honor best, brightest
• It's Politics: An artist's take on Governor Moonbeam
• Protests spur Baldwin Park City Council to suspend all checkpoints and release impounded vehicles
• Gang gunfire erupts in Altadena but deputies find no victims
• Woman loses cherished family photos in Arcadia auto theft
• Police investigate racist notes left at Pasadena Community Job Center
• Senate confirms Kagan as 112th justice
• Pasadena officials post quick link to city salaries on line
• Officials seek community input on director's hiring
• Detective: Arcadia murder suspect called 9-1-1 after wife shot
• JPL moon rover going out for walks in the Hahamongna Watershed Park
• Salary Ranges are Online
• Firefighters from San Marino, San Gabriel, other departments, receive hydrogen fuel cell fighfightin
• Religion briefs, Aug. 6
• Indictments released in major Ecstasy bust
• South Pasadena Public Library will honor famed sci-fi author Ray Bradbury
• McNeil's performance wraps up Descanso Gardens jazz series
• Suspect arrested in 1995 murder at Caltech worked as a police officer in Mexico
• Community Invited to Give Input on Planning Director Search
• Glendora teen's feat trading phone for Porsche makes international headlines
• PUSD Schools Partner With Parents and Community To Close Budget Gap
• Frank Girardot: Pasadena residents take on crime for a night
• Duarte files lawsuit against Azusa, mining company Vulcan Materials
• South Pasadena: Fingerprints taken from home matched to suspect
• Officials order trapping to stem coyote attacks
• Judge rules voter-backed ban on same-sex marriages unconstitutional
• Summer programs in Pasadena turn learning into fun
• Suspect escapes police through storm drain in Azusa, police say
• City of Arcadia celebrates 107th birthday with Thursday concert
• Pasadena police, residents take part in National Night Out
• Rose Bowl, police prepare for 90,000 fans at Saturday soccer match
• Fire officials urge hillside residents to prepare for fire season
• Supervisors OK funds for Emerald Necklace study
• Humane Society schedules low-cost vaccination clinic
• Folksy group's concert will help language center
• Swedish artist brings his exhibit to South Pasadena gallery
• Hairdressers, manicurists needed for group's back-to-school event at Santa Anita racetrack
• Pasadena woman's nonprofit provides computer instruction, laptops for youngsters
• Summer job programs can't find employers to take free labor
• Pasadena ice rink plan to come back to Council in September
• Covina City Attorney resigns in the wake of Bell salary scandal
• Baldwin Park police impound 150 cars over weekend, City Council poised to review impound policy
• Area politicians react to Bell salaries controversy
• Visiting Spain enables El Monte woman to share world with her students
• Man killed in Glendora crash
• Labor union's contribution adds wrinkle to 59th District race
• Driver gets a year in jail for killing teen
• New Seating Enhances Charm of Hastings Butterfly Garden
• Whittier senior pockets pool tournament trophy
• San Gabriel Valley residents will celebrate National Night Out tonight
• Two San Gabriel Valley Catholic Schools to become one
• 14-year-old who climbed Everest will lead Route 66 parade
• Monrovia reports saving more than $2 million in sale
• PCC tapped for special scholarships for students
• Six-week course will focus on managing chronic pain
• Social calendar, Aug. 3
• Groundbreaking held for $25M solar project at Baldwin Park schools
• On the Town: Stepppin' out
• Ask a cop: Know the law regarding emergency vehicles
• Covina City Attorney Edward Lee resigns from law firm; City Council to discuss his contract tonight
• Summer job programs can't find employers to take free labor
• Southern California Cooperative Wind Tunnel
• Pasadena professor honored for being a real dummy
• Altadena hillside ordinance offers stricter development guidelines
• When the Huntington Hotel wants to change
• Body of work
• The art's the bling
• Most local experts say double-dip recession won't happen
• Pasadena man celebrates 100th birthday, retirement
• Some arrested as part of burglary ring not facing charges
• Council meeting to address vehicle impounds, claims of wrongdoing
• 31 Pasadena Unified students graduate after completing credits over summer
• PUSD Celebrates Summer Graduations
• It's Politics: Tea Party candidate takes Arizona's side in immigration debate
• Reservation available for officers' golf tournament
• Duarte, organization to host `Peace and Unity Concert'
• Police slate community event for Night Out
• Police hunt two men who fired at car; no one hurt
• Experts: Minority seniors particularly vulnerable to financial insecurity
• Pasadena releases police dept. immigration policy in response to lawsuit
• Covina council torn over embattled city attorney it shares with Bell
• Used books sale offers deals for summer
• Council names Blengini to preservation commission
• Larry Wilson: Design and desire star at the PMCA
• Altadena woman embraces free hugs
• Aug. 4 is City of Pasadena Night at Staples Center
• Upcoming City of Pasadena Events -- July 30 to Aug. 10
• Local events, July 30
• Arcadia Boy Scout's project tries to rein in local cat population
• Pasadena parole agent suspected of stealing from Monrovia parolee
• Rise of independent groups influencing Judaism
• Imprisoned Phil Spector returns to music with wife's CD
• Immigration showdown plays out in court and on the street; appeal could be heard in Pasadena
• Mountain View School District rehires 11 of 72 teachers who lost jobs
• DA mulls charges versus code officer
• Former Monrovia teacher accused in molestations gets new court date
• Human Society will offer low-cost pet vaccinations
• Immigration law blocked
• Couple's killer spared
• Former Burbank schools chief falls to his death
• Assemblyman Calderon asks locals leaders for help solving state budget crisis
• Pasadena could use federal stimulus financing to restore hotel
• Walk with Mayor Bill Bogaard on Wednesday, Aug. 4
• “Buy Local” Kicks Off with Invitation to Pasadena Businesses
• Commission chairwoman discusses women's issues
• Fundraising picnic for mining plan opponents
• Runners sought to raise money for 9/11 memorial
• Used books sale offers deals for summer
• Council names Blengini to preservation commission
• Frank Girardot: TV coverage of Bell scandal brings out the politicians
• Sierra Madre launches outreach program over potential water hikes
• Filmmakers showcase their work at Pasadena festival
• Altadena school learns to work together
• 70 rally in opposition to oil drilling before Whittier City Council meeting
• Whittier reaches agreement relieving it responsibility for Omega hazardous waste site cleanup
• California a finalist in second round of Race to the Top funding
• Whittier CEO gets schooled by mom
• Mom's the word: "What's Death Got to do With It"
• Poll: A few cracks in Obama's Hispanic support
• Larry Wilson: Paying our City Council in a post-Bell world
• Life expectancy in LA County hits new high - slightly over 80 years old
• Pedestrian killed on 210 freeway
• Pasadena redevelopment plan could bring more money for Northwest economic growth
• Group sues Pasadena over immigration policy enforcement
• Azusa Korean War Memorial honors veterans on anniversary of conflict's end
• Edgewood High begins long application process for International Baccalaureate program
• Goat herd gets government contract to clear brush in Pasadena
• Patt Diroll: Dancing in the star light
• Public input sought on plan to clean up Navy contamination at Morris Dam north of Azusa
• Santa Anita seeks additional race dates
• Rosemead debates ban on teen drinking at private parties
• 31-year-old man dies after diving off a cliff in the Angeles National Forest
• City Councilman Chris Holden will Host Summer Block Party Aug. 7
• “City Beat” Topics Include Summer Programs for Youths, Police Chief, Fields at Hahamongn
• Service Changes to Pasadena ARTS Buses Begin Aug. 1
• Pasadena council suspends its pay raises
• Pool remains closed as mishap probe continues
• Mining opponents to hold potluck fund-raising event
• El Monte debates expansion of halfway house
• Dancing in the star light
• Armenian archbishop honored, laid to rest at Holy Cross in Montebello
• Schwarzenegger could leave office without signing budget
• Social calendar, July 27
• Frank Girardot: Get ready to play Texas Hold `em in your underwear
• Layoffs, sales tax increase on council agenda in El Monte
• Cool jazz virtuoso Korb performs at Descanso
• Pasadena Police slate community event for Night Out
• Library sets party for teens in reading program
• Disability Advocates Compete in “ADA Jeopardy” on KPAS
• San Gabriel Valley schools more worried about school budgets than Ronald Reagan Day
• Citybeats: Delays in verifying Sierra Madre rate-hike vote
• Major repaving project begins on Huntington Drive in Duarte
• Twenty years on, Americans with Disabilities Act celebrates 'Liberty, Justice and Access for Al
• Historians' accounts of 18th century explorer's visit become Valley lore
• Soundwall project will finally bring noise relief to two Duarte schools
• County libraries cutting hours in cost-saving move
• Pasadena's appetite for solar trash containers increases
• PCC trustees board seeks candidates for District 5
• Larry Wilson: Just how long can Ray Cortines' retirement last?
• Marines learn special skills from Coroner's Office
• Upcoming City of Pasadena Events -- July 28 to Aug. 7
• Charity car show comes to Pasadena
• Public input sought on plan to clean up Navy contamination at Morris Dam north of Azusa
• Former El Monte community center has become drug users hideaway
• Roski remains committed to bringing an NFL team to Industry: `It will happen'
• Low-tech politicians still find success in a high-tech world
• Melillo, quintessential friendly neighborhood grocer in Pasadena, dies at age 83
• Museum shows China's popular art
• Novel San Marino man thought he'd never write a top seller at Vroman's
• USD Middle School and Caltech Grad Students Team Up For Interplanetary Rocketry Competition
• Altadena woman bikes 140 miles to highlight funding for Alzheimer's research
• Pacific Asia Museum is losing its director
• Police: hate crimes down by more than half in `09
• Area educators warming to the idea of adopting national curriculum standards
• Beck to recommend reorganizing Pasadena's Planning Department
• State officials conduct spraying for fruit flies in Pasadena and four surrounding communities
• Judge postpones trial for San Gabriel man in Adenhart's death
• Pasadena's Pacific Asia Museum is losing its director
• Pasadena Area Community College trustees board seeks candidates for District 5
• San Gabriel Valley residents linked to huge drug trafficking ring
• Constitutional coalition rallies support for candidates
• Car lands on the roof of home after high speed chase in South Pasadena
• It's Politics: Bell can't be unrung
• Once troubled Monrovia neighborhood comes together for dinner and a movie
• Local burglary and theft suspects part of Blood gang
• Duarte intends to make courts decide the fate of Azusa Rock Quarry
• Altadena woman bikes 140 miles to highlight funding for Alzheimer's research
• Larry Wilson: To the rescue of the Millard Canyon newts
• 5th Annual "Back to School" Autism/Aspergers Conference
• Caltech gets $122 million award to research solar energy
• 2 cops hurt while trying to subdue homeless man
• 2 ordered back to court Sept. 8 for sentencing
• Councilwoman sets town meeting on safety issues
• Former Temple City mayor Judy Wong's sentencing postponed
• L.A. Unified schools Superintendent Cortines announces plans for retirement
• L.A. County homeless will continue to get monthly checks thanks to $21 million windfall
• Pasadena woman suspected of attacking man, throwing urine at police
• Caltech building Pasadena's largest solar array
• L.A. County home prices fall, dipping sales numbers mirror that of the state
• Show n' Shine Car Show and Pinewood Derby comes to Convention Center
• San Dimas group asks for community's help in funding veterans memorial
• Pasadena day-campers taking art outdoors
• Tow truck driver arrested for allegedly stealing credit card from man who had his vehicle impounded
• Neighborhood Meeting will Focus on Safety Issues
• Air Force member sentenced in killing of comrade during modern game of Russian roulette
• Frank Girardot: Add Bell to the list of four-letter obscenities
• Smash-and-grab reported at jewelry store
• Dreier helps honor JPL's contribution to exploration
• Sierra Madre still checking results of proposed water hike
• Police to hold DUI checkpoint on Friday
• Monrovia police chief cites gang injunction for decrease in violent crime
• Stream above Altadena temporarily diverted, threatening local wildlife
• The Huntington unveils next year's exhibits
• Arcadia property owners vote to continue paying for street lights
• Food trucks prepare to converge on Pasadena
• Bold new guidelines: Obama signs new financial reforms into law
• Religion briefs, July 23
• Forty More Solar-powered Trash Compactors Added in Pasadena
• Upcoming City of Pasadena Events -- July 16 to 22
• Phillip L. Sanchez Named Pasadena Police Chief
• Pasadena Buddhist Temple announces lineup for annual Obon Festival
• Hey, Kids: “Make a Splash“ and “Make Waves“ This Summer at Pasadena Public L
• Descanso's jazz series continues this Thursday
• Juneteenth Festival on Saturday will Focus on Health, Live Music
• Pasadena, other courts near end of furlough days
• Calling All Kids: Safety Academy Begins July 17
• Tagger with a penchant for cats gets 90 days
• Upcoming City of Pasadena Events - June 19 to 26
• Temple City residents have mixed views on ex-Mayor Judy Wong's sentencing
• Free Mulch Available to Pasadena Residents
• Caltech, JPL coworkers remember Altadena man who died in scuba accident
• Proposals Sought for Shuttle Bus Service to Rose Bowl Events
• Utility employees sue So. Cal Edison alleging racial discrimination
• Street Construction to Extend into Evenings
• Museum of Latino history looks to community for support
• Street Construction to Extend Into Tuesday Evening
• Malfunctioning air conditioner makes for sweaty day at county children's court
• Baseball Greats to be Inducted in Pasadena-based Hall of Fame
• Temporary public art to rotate throughout the city
• Leave Parking Hassles Behind: Take a Pasadena ARTS Bus to the Celebration on the Colorado Street Bri
• Crew hired to prevent forest fire in La Canada Flintridge likely caused one
• “City Beat“ Topics Include China Sister City Trip, New Police Chief, Playhouse Reorganiz
• "Dog Days of Summer" scheduled for July 31 at The Park in La Habra Heights
• Upcoming City of Pasadena Events -- July 10 to 18
• Mom's the word: Mom, at 81, diminished but still wondrous
• Pasadena District 1 Meeting With New Police Chief
• Residents Can Become Water-Wiser at PWP'S H2O ACADEMY
• Whittier woman named president of Pico Rivera service club
• Heat Precautions Urged During Triple Digit Temperatures
• Upcoming City of Pasadena Events - June 14 to 20
• Larry Wilson: Ex-mayor and a walking-friendly downtown
• Meet Chief Sanchez at District 2 Town Hall Meeting
• Cordova Street to be Placed on a Diet
• Brawl at party leaves 3 officers hurt by bottles in San Gabriel
• Two drivers hurt, one seriously, in 2-car crash
• Resident's complaints about overgrown brush on PDWP land finally get heard
• Rosemead High Class of '54 meets to celebrate 56 years
• 17 people, mostly children, suffer minor injuries at Arcadia pool
• City Clerk: majority of Sierra Madre water customers reject rate hike
• Abducted Norwalk girl, 7, placed with foster family
• Frank Girardot: Of sequoias and vital time warps away from it all
• Azusa considers final approval for mining plan
• Social calendar, July 20
• Patt Diroll: Pasadena toasts 'Heritage'
• South Pasadena considers four candidates for job as top cop
• $10,000 reward not a factor in solving the murder of 16-year-old Sammantha Salas
• San Dimas World War II veteran wants flag thieves to know the meaning of the American Flag
• San Dimas business owner helps financial group give back to veterans
• PUSD High Schools Improve Performance On State Exit Exam
• PUSD Names New Principals Of Cleveland And Jackson Elementary
• PUSD's Measure TT Bond Aligns Facilities With Academics
• PUSD Weekly News - July 2, 2010
• PUSD Selects Teacher Of The Year
• PUSD Appoints Chief Human Resources Officer
• New Madison Elementary School Principal Named
• PUSD Weekly News - June 24, 2010
• Eliot Middle School And Webster Elementary Named Fitness Finalists
• PUSD Weekly News - June 17, 2010
• PUSD Graduates Win Admission To Prestigious Colleges And Universities
• Community Conversation - Our Budget, Our Economy
• Los Angeles Town Meeting - Our Budget, Our Economy
• PUSD Task Force Recommends Drop Out Reduction Strategies
• Blair Principal Appointed Superintendent Of Mammoth Unified School District
• PUSD Students Win Gold In L.A. County Math Field Day Competition
• PUSD Weekly News - June 10, 2010
• PUSD Board Commits To Limit K-3 Class Sizes
• PUSD Awarded Prestigious Arts Grant
• PUSD Weekly News - June 3, 2010
• PUSD Schools To Celebrate Graduation Ceremonies
• St. Sarkis Armenian Apostolic Church Of Pasadena Celebrates PUSD Graduates
• Pasadena Alliance Of African American School Educators Honors PUSD Graduates
• Annual Latino Student Recognition Ceremony Celebrates Graduates
• PUSD Weekly News - May 27, 2010
• PUSD Reaches Agreements With Teacher and Classified Employee Unions
• PUSD Schools To Host Open House Programs
• PUSD Weekly News - May 21, 2010
• PUSD Kicks Off 2010 Spring Musical Season
• PUSD Hosts First Annual Middle School Robotics Competition
• PUSD Weekly News - May 14, 2010
• PUSD Schools Compare Favorably With Similar Public Schools
• PUSD To Issue Layoff Notices
• PUSD Presents Fifth Annual No Boundaries Art Exhibit
• PUSD Weekly News - May 7, 2010
• PUSD Announces Retirement Of Principals And Executive Leaders
• Statement on Measure CC
• PUSD Statement in Response to Measure CC Results
• Bob Harrison, Renatta Cooper Selected To Lead Pusd Board
• PUSD Weekly News - April 30, 2010
• PUSD Launches Annual Customer Service Survey
• PUSD Board To Hear Community Report On Strategic Plan
• PUSD Weekly News - April 22, 2010
• PUSD Celebrates Earth Day
• PUSD Unites to 'Save Our Future'
• Mother's Day Spa
• Field, Longfellow Named California Distinguished Schools
• PUSD Weekly News - April 15, 2010
• Muir High School’s Engineering and Environmental Science Academy Wins National Award
• PUSD Weekly News - April 8, 2010
• Supporters Promote - Yes! Pasadena Public Schools Champaign
• PUSD Weekly News - April 1, 2010
• PUSD Musicians Raise Their Voices In Choral Music Festival
• PUSD Celebrates Cesar E. Chavez Day
• PUSD Weekly News - March 25, 2010
• 2010 Math Field Day Winners Announced
• PUSD Middle School Science Fair To Be Held At JPL
• PUSD Weekly News - March 19, 2010
• PUSD’S Families In Transition Program Receives $9,000 Donation
• PUSD Learns, Pasadena Educational Foundation Offer Summer Enrichment Programs
• PUSD Weekly News - March 11, 2010
• PUSD Issues Layoff Notices
• PUSD Weekly News - March 5, 2010
• PUSD To Hold Board Meeting At Mckinley School
• New Blair IB Middle School Design Garners Award For Excellence
• Intus Healthcare to Distribute RemZzzs CPAP Mask Liners Across Europe
• PUSD Weekly News - February 25, 2010
• PUSD Launches Task Force to Reduce Dropouts
• PUSD To Break Ground On New Middle School Complex
• PUSD Weekly News - February 19, 2010
• PUSD Musicians To Star In Annual Music Festival
• PUSD Weekly News - February 18, 2010
• Blair IB School Pasadena Marathon Expo Meeting
• Two PUSD Schools Win Academic Achievement Awards
• PUSD Declares Impasse With Teachers Union
• PUSD Weekly News - February 11, 2010
• PUSD Weekly News - February 4, 2010
• PUSD Weekly News - January 29, 2010
• PUSD Board Votes To Place Parcel Tax On May 4 Ballot
• PUSD Celebrates Martin Luther King, Jr.
• PUSD Weekly News - January 21, 2010
• PUSD Students Respond With Help For Haiti
• PUSD Weekly News - January 14, 2010
• Muir High School To Host Cash For College Workshop
• PUSD’S KLRN Television Moves To Channel 95 On Charter Cable
• PUSD Weekly News - January 7, 2010
• PUSD TO Participate In California’s Race To The Top Funding
• 2010 - 2011 Open Enrollment Application Period Begins January 11, 2010
• Field Elementary School Wins Pasadena Showcase House Grant
• PUSD Set To Eliminate $21 Million From Budget
• PUSD Weekly News - December 17, 2009
• Budget News from PUSD - December 16, 2009
• Pasadena Unified School District News - December 14, 2009
• PUSD Weekly News - December 11, 2009
• PUSD Appoints Strategic Plan Steering Committee
• Alexander Hamilton Celebrates Blue Ribbon Award
• Hamilton, Longfellow, Willard, Sierra Madre Named Honor Roll Schools By ...
• PUSD Weekly News - December 3, 2009
• PUSD Announces 2009 Winter Concert And Drama Performances
• PUSD Weekly News - November 25, 2009
• 2010 – 2011 Priority Open Enrollment Begins November 30, 2009
• PUSD Weekly News - November 19, 2009
• Two PUSD Schools Eligible for California Distinguished School Award
• PUSD Names Director Of Child Welfare, Safety and Attendance
• PUSD Introduces New Dropout Recovery Program
• PUSD Weekly News - November 6, 2009
• Charles Phoenix's Retro Holiday Slide Show
• PUSD Weekly News - October 29, 2009
• PUSD Student Competes In Today Show Kid Reporter Contest
• PUSD Weekly News - October 15, 2009
• PUSD Seeks Strategic Plan Committee Members
• PUSD Names Executive Director Of Special Education
• Pasadena Unified School District Parent News - October 2009
• PUSD Weekly News - October 8, 2009
• PUSD Schools Walk For Health
• PUSD Weekly News - October 2, 2009
• PUSD Announces Teacher Of The Year: Laureen Nadhira-Nayo Of Norma Coombs Alternative School
• PUSD Delivers Facilities Update - September 30, 2009
• PUSD Schools Host Back To School Nights
• Home Movie Depot Offers ‘Reel Of The Week’ Via Facebook And Twitter
• PUSD Weekly News - September 24, 2009
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• PUSD’S Hamilton Elementary Wins Blue Ribbon Award
• PUSD Posts 23-Point Gain On Academic Performance Index
• PUSD Weekly News - September 11, 2009
• PUSD Wins Major Grant For Dual Language Immersion
• PUSD Weekly News - September 3, 2009
• PUSD Family Night: Dreams In Action
• PUSD Unveils New Website
• PUSD Delivers Measure TT Projects
• 2009 Star Test Results Show Pusd Schools Improving
• Bluelounge Presents Refresh - The Place to Recharge
• PUSD News - August 6, 2009
• PUSD Names Principal At Roosevelt Elementary
• AMERICA HELPING HEROES COMES TO PASADENA
• PUSD Freedom School Scholars Lead Healthcare Rally
• PUSD News - July 9, 2009
• PUSD Names Gary Carnow As Chief Technology Officer
• PUSD Names Principals At Don Benito, Hamilton, And Loma Alta
• PUSD News - June 25, 2009
• PUSD Ratifies 2009-10 Budget
• PUSD Awarded $1.175 Million To Transform High Schools
• PUSD News - June 18, 2009
• PUSD Congratulates Graduates
• Marshall Named Top Public High School By Newsweek Magazine
• Annual Latino Student Recognition Ceremony Celebrates Graduates
• PUSD News - June 11, 2009
• Art=Freedom Premieres at the Armory
• PUSD Names New Wilson Middle School Principal
• Muir Senior Awarded National Merit Scholarship
• PUSD News - June 4, 2009
• Message From Superintendent Edwin Diaz
• PUSD Announces Graduation Dates
• PUSD News - May 28, 2009
• PUSD Announces Summer Offerings
• PUSD, Libraries And Bookstores Launch Summer ‘Got Books’
• Essential Arthouse: Twelve Masterpieces From The Janus Collection
• PUSD News - May 21, 2009
• PUSD Named Agency Of The Year By USC School Of Social Work
• The New Production Showcases the Avant-Garde Tango Music of Legendary...
• PUSD Schools Host Open Houses
• PUSD Honored for Achievement in Elementary Reading
• PUSD News - May 15, 2009
• PUSD Launches Annual Customer Service Survey
• Community Advisory Committee To Honor Exceptional Staff At Awards Gala
• PUSD Launch Internship Programs
• 2009 No Boundaries Art Exhibition To Showcase Student Art
• PUSD News - May 7, 2009
• Rotary Names Five PUSD ‘Teachers Of Excellence’
• PUSD Update Regarding Swine Flu - May 6, 2009
• New PUSD Board Members Sworn In
• PUSD News - May 1, 2009
• John Muir High School Announces Two Gates Millennium Scholars
• PUSD Statement Regarding Swine Flu
• Daniel Webster School Wins Kudos for Physical Fitness
• PUSD News this Week - April 23, 2009
• PUSD Schools Celebrate Earth Day
• Marshall Senior Wins Prestigious Morehead-Cain Scholarship
• PUSD News this Week - April 16, 2009
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• PUSD Celebrates Cesar E. Chavez Birthday
• Pasadena Unified School District Statement Regarding Chief Technology Officer
• PUSD News Flash - March 18, 2009
• PUSD News - March 12, 2009
• PUSD Approves Citizens’ Oversight Committee Members
• PUSD Kindergarten Round Up
• Message From Superintendent Diaz - March 10, 2009
• PUSD News - March 2, 2009
• Pasadena grad student's "Crisis of Credit" video helps with understanding our economic tur
• PUSD to Sue for Return of Measure Y Funds
• Message From Superintendent Diaz on Excellent Middle Schools
• PUSD to Host Dual Language Immersion Meeting
• PUSD Spring Music Festivals Begin This Week
• PUSD Kicks Off Citizens’ Oversight Committee Selection Process
• Rose City High School Earns 3-Year Accreditation
• PUSD News - February 19, 2009
• PHS Music Teacher Honored As Outstanding Educator
• PUSD to Host Job Fair
• PUSD Schools to Offer Dual Language Immersion Program
• PUSD Names Chief Financial Officer
• PUSD News - February 5, 2009
• PUSD Teachers Become U.S. History Scholars
• News - Original Board Update for January 27 2009
• Charles Phoenix is Grand Marshal of the 32nd Pasadena Doo Dah Parade
• The Art and Craft of Textile Design (1860-1920)
• PUSD Names Executive Director Of Accountability
• Pasadena Unified School District Posts Gains In State, Federal Indicators
• Lola Montès Opens October 10th
• PUSD Prepares For New School Year
• PUSD Urges Families To Prepare For New School Year
• Star Test Results Show PUSD Schools Improving
• Pusd Students Campuses Secure Following Earthquake
• Boy Missing
• PUSD Board Of Education Adopts New Protocols
• PUSD Names New Principals at Willard, Jefferson
• Pasadena Unified School District To Place School Bond On November Ballot
• PUSD's Muir High School Received "Play It Smart" Grant
• PUSD Approves Middle School Reform Framework
• Pasadena Unified to Receive $999,000 History Grant
• PUSD Receives $1.2 Million Grant for Middle School Reform
• Webster Elementary Named Finalist in Fitness Competition
• PUSD Names Elementary, Secondary and Special Education Directors
• PUSD Hires Chief Technology Officer
• PUSD Names Alice Petrossian Chief Academic Officer
• Tuya’s Marriage: A film by Wang Quan’an
• Tom Selinske Elected 2008-09 President of PUSD Board
• Up The Yangtze: A film by Yung Chang
• John Muir High School Reinvention Newsletter
• Cherry Blossom Festival Southern California
• PUSD Teachers Praised For Making A Difference
• Young and Restless In China: A film by Sue Williams
• PUSD Seeks Bridge-Builders
• John Muir High School Robotics Team Wins Regional Honor
• Pusd Launches Customer-Service Survey
• Late Applications For Open Enrollment Accepted Starting March 31
• Budget Update of Pasadena Unified School District
• PUSD Superintendent Appoints Human Resources Cheif
• Summer Palace: Lou Ye
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• Superintendent Diaz Restructures Executive Team
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• City of Pasadena Greenlights The Pasadena EcoHouse
• Join other Christians for an Alaska Cruise in 2008 !
• PUSD Superintendent's email Announcements
• Closet Singers 'Come Out' Online
• California Design Biennial 2007
• Performance By The Tom Corbett Band
• Piano Master Class With Karen Knecht
• Piano Master Class With Laura Spitze
• Guitar Master Class With David Russell
• Courbet And Liszt: Revolution In Art And Music
• Dark Metropolis: Irving Norman's Social Surrealism
• Where Images Come From - Lecture By Leland Rice
• Winter Wonderland 2006
• Kidspace Toy Fair
• The Collectible Moment: Photographs Exhibit
• Ooo: Early Prints Exhibit By Ed Ruscha
• Baby And Me - Twosies
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• Kidspace Crew And Follies
• Kidspace Rosebud Parade 2006
• Featured Films - 'Sister Wendy At The Norton Simon Museum'
• Featured Films - 'The Art Of Norton Simon'
• The First Gesture - Lecture By Anthony Hernandez
• Armory School - Age Studio Classes - Follow That Art!
• Howard Buffett: Tapestry Of Life
• At Home In The World
• Los Angeles County High School For The Arts: Visual Artists
• Banquet: A Feast For The Senses
• The Jumbo Shrimp Circus Academy - Stilt Works
• Art Classes From Armory Partners - Digital Storytelling Workshop
• Armory Art High classes - Family Clay Workshop
• Regional Occupational Program classes - 3-Dimensional Design
• All-Star Variety Night
• Regional Occupational Program classes - Video Art And Animation
• That Thursday Thang
• Regional Occupational Program classes - Letterpress
• Billy Gardell Bio
• Regional Occupational Program classes - Photography/Digital Photography
• "Desperate Housewives - 3 Blonde Moms
• Regional Occupational Program classes - Digital Imaging
• Hypnotist Mark Sweet
• Armory Art High classes - Painting: Creating Compositions
• Thanksgiving Eve With Jeff Garcia
• Armory Art High classes - Art And Exhibitions
• The Lovemaster Craig Shoemaker
• Parables Of Space: Lavi Daniel
• Comedy Time Showcase featuring Jimmy Dore
• Materials And Nature: Echiko Ohira And Minoru Ohira
• Hanson Puthuff: California Colors
• Advancing The Moment
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• From Heart To Hand - Exhibit

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