The Los Angeles County Office of Education has released guidelines for reopening schools safely amid the COVID-19 pandemic. According to L.A. County Superintendent Dr. Debra Duardo, the guidelines are not directives but a framework. “They can use parts of it or all of it. The only thing that I believe will be monitored and it’s…
Pasadena City Manager Cautiously Optimistic about Variance Approval that could see restaurants opening soon
By Terry Miller What a long strange trip it has been. Especially for local businesses like restaurants.. The coronavirus has affected each of us in so many ways and the task of getting “back to normal” is no small feat indeed. On Friday, however, the state offered restaurants an olive branch and now sets the…
Dine-in Restaurants, Salons, Barbershops Can Reopen in L.A. County
On Friday, Supervisor Janice Hahn announced that Los Angeles County was approved for a variance by Governor Gavin Newsom that allows for restaurants to resume in-person dining, and for barbershops and hair salons to reopen. Earlier in the week, the county announced the reopening of churches, drive-in movie theaters and retail shops with strict modifications….
Career Corner: Work from Anywhere
By Angela Copeland We can all agree: this pandemic has been horrific. Regardless of how much or how little you were impacted, you were impacted. You probably spent more time inside your own four walls at home than you ever imagined. And, you may have learned to work from home, while balancing your spouse, pets,…
Pasadena Organizations Work Together to Feed Hungry Seniors
Dozens of needy older adults in the Pasadena area are receiving free restaurant meals once a week thanks to a newly formed collaboration among the Pasadena Senior Center, ALTAeats Restaurant and Harvest Village Ministries, all of which were aware that many older adults are experiencing difficulty getting enough food since the coronavirus hit. “In some…
Sending Off the Class of 2020
By May S. Ruiz It’s graduation time for high school seniors across America – the culmination of four years of frenetic juggling of school and extra-curricular activities, finishing homework and long-overdue essays, and preparing for the vortex called college admissions. Graduation is a rite-of-passage for teenagers everywhere. But the coronavirus pandemic deprived the class…