By Terry Miller With increased tension among neighbors, police and Black Lives Matter supporters, a makeshift memorial for Anthony McClain was removed Tuesday by Pasadena Public Works. McClain was shot and killed by Pasadena police on Aug. 15 after a routine traffic stop. The controversial move is on the heels of increased activity in the…
A few months ago, financial experts started sharing their predictions for the stock market due to the coronavirus pandemic. There was a significant dip in many popular stocks, and investment gurus warned that this was a good time to pay attention to stocks that remained stable over a long period of time. Since then, the…
By Terry Miller Pasadena police received a report of multiple shots fired in the immediate area of a local park. Officers responded and located approximately 30 shell casings on Raymond Avenue but found no victims at La Pintoresca Park near the makeshift memorial for Anthony McClain who was shot and killed by Pasadena police in that…
Editor’s Note: Please check with event organizers as many events are being postponed or canceled. Pasadena International Film Festival at Laemml...
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A few months ago, financial experts started sharing their predictions for the stock market due to the coronavirus pandemic. There was a significant dip in many popular stocks, and investment gurus warned that this was a good time to pay attention to stocks that remained stable over a long period of time. Since then, the…
Final Round of L.A. Regional COVID-19 Recovery Grant Program Begins Oct. 26
October 20, 2020
Career Corner: The Big Deal About Small Talk
October 19, 2020
Deadline for L.A. County’s Small Business Grant Program Extended
October 16, 2020
By Angela Copeland If you’re working from home, you may be as productive as ever. You can focus without interruption. There are no long chats around the water cooler. There’s no wasted time commuting. You can wake up and get straight to work. There’s a good chance you may be skipping breaks and lunch. You’ve…
Measure P — what’s it all about?
October 16, 2020
Mental Health Advice With Stan: 7 Ways to Be a Valuable Employee
October 13, 2020
Career Corner: One Thing at a Time
September 24, 2020
By May S. Ruiz Wouldn’t it be great to travel 5,000 miles and see the breathtaking beauty of Scotland during lockdown? With some modern technology and...
Illusionist, mentalist and performance artist Scott Silven takes his audience on a mesmerizing crossing from their homes to his in rural Scotland in “...
The Pasadena Tournament of Roses has announced its first-ever Dia de los Muertos art competition, a celebration of art. In partnership with Concamin, ...
By May S. Ruiz To say that it took a village and a few decades to create the Huntington Library, Art Museum and Botanical Garden’s Liu Fan...
By May S. Ruiz We’re in lockdown – until the foreseeable future. For the past seven months we’ve been indoors either remote learning, teleconferencing, or chatting with friends on Zoom. We’ve been playing video games or watching movies on cable. Some of us are probably bored out of our wits. If, like me, you’re barely…
October College Search Guide
October 1, 2020
L.A. County Will Open School Waiver Program for Grades TK-2
September 30, 2020
Opportunities for Latino Students to Connect with Schools at Virtual Latino College Expo
September 22, 2020
By Greg Aragon Fall is here and that means it’s time for pumpkins, apples, turkeys and scary things. This week I would like to look at a couple of my ...
By Greg Aragon Paradise comes in many forms. Recently it came by way of a charming suite overlooking the Pacific Ocean, a secluded beach, and a d...
By Greg Aragon One of my favorite spots to getaway on the California Central Coast is Morro Bay, where a surprisingly small beach town hides beside an...
By Greg Aragon If you are looking for an outdoor getaway with lots of fascinating history and incredible old vehicles, I’ve got an idea for you. It’s ...
By Greg Aragon Sonoma County is known for its beautiful wine country, but the fertile region is also rich with farms, restaurants, unique and luxuriou...
By Greg Aragon I’ve stayed in lots of luxurious and unique hotel rooms around Southern California, but I’ve never stayed in one that sits amongst lush...
