Our staff photographer, Terry Miller, shares some of his images from the past year which may illustrate the difficulties we all face. From Fires and Protests to the Pandemic…each image tells a different story.
Featured, News
Victor Gordo Becomes Pasadena Mayor Monday
Presentations and recognition of service for outgoing Pasadena Mayor Terry Tornek and Councilmember Margaret McAustin will take place Monday afternoon. Followed by administering of Oath of Office to Mayor Victor Gordo, Councilmember Tyron Hampton, Councilmember Felicia Williams, Councilmember Gene Masuda, and Councilmember Steve Madison. The City Clerk will submit the election results and canvass of…
News
Pasadena Police Nab Murder Suspect with Help of Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office, New Mexico
On Tuesday November 24, 2020, at approximately 7:52 AM, Pasadena Police responded to Hahamongna Watershed Park in response to a deceased adult female victim found by a passerby. Evidence from the crime scene indicated the victim had been stabbed multiple times. The victim was positively identified as 49-year-old Elena Ledford, a resident of Glendale, CA….
News
Apparent Landslide for Measure P in Pasadena
The City Council in July unanimously approved placing Measure P on the ballot. It was the council’s reply to a class-action lawsuit alleging that Pasadena Water and Power had overcharged customers to guarantee there is money available to transfer to the general fund. As of Wednesday morning, 84 percent of Pasadena voters gave two enthusiastic thumbs up for…
Opinion
What’s Going on in Pasadena?
Opinion by Terry Miller Marvin Gaye’s superb and deeply moving song “What’s Going On” is perhaps more pertinent now than when it was released in the year of my graduation, 1971. Evoking the hope that we can overcome hate with love, Gaye’s wistful voice asks each of us to find a way to end brutality…
Featured
Election Day Concerns; Local Cities Monitoring
78 million Americans have already voted, putting the U.S. on pace to witness its highest-turnout election By Terry Miller The city of Pasadena, like all San Gabriel Valley cities, is preparing for voters to not be intimidated thus ensuring a positive and peaceful public experience of the most important right, the right to Vote. The…
News
City of Pasadena Removes Memorial for Anthony McClain
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…
News
Attorney Files Amended Complaint Against Pasadena PD in McClain Shooting
By Terry Miller Two separate attorneys are battling for justice in the death of Anthony McClain two months ago. Attorneys Caree Harper and Michael Carrillo filed independent cases in U.S. District Court earlier this month. McClain was a passenger in a car that was pulled over by officers in the vicinity of Raymond Avenue and Grandview Street…
