Pasadena News

As the holiday season fast approaches, it will soon be time to enjoy one of Pasadena's holiday traditions.

Like many 19-year-olds, Dakota Kelly Alder wasn't quite sure what he wanted to do with his life.

Enjoy a holiday classic as the Chesapeake High School Theatre Group presents "It's A Wonderful Life" at 7 p.m. Dec.

Security will be heightened at the county NAACP's annual awards banquet Friday night because of "strongly-worded" e-mails objecting to the controversial keynote speaker, the group's president said yesterday.

The body of a man reported to have fallen off a barge about 12 days ago was found Monday morning at the mouth of the South River, Maryland Natural Resources Police said.

The teenage driver of a truck involved in a serious accident Wednesday on Route 100 has died, Anne Arundel County police said Monday.

The federal government is promising to crack down on pollution from factory farms and urban stormwater that harms the Chesapeake Bay - that is, unless the states do it first.

City police have issued this photograph of the suspect wanted in connection with an Eastport shooting early Sunday morning.

During an emotional hearing yesterday, a county judge denied the request for home detention by a Baltimore man convicted in a 2007 crash in Glen Burnie that killed two of his friends.

When Jo Ellen Soesbee opened Reliable Repairs, it was tough for her to get taken seriously in the home improvement business.

Boy Scout Troop 412 of Mount Carmel United Methodist Church held its Court of Honor on Oct.

Captain Buck's Tavern in Pasadena was burglarized early Tuesday, according to Anne Arundel County authorities.

A long-running dispute over community property in Riviera Beach has landed in county Circuit Court.

EDITOR'S NOTE: We reserve this space for readers to publicly say thanks to Good Samaritans.

The Grace Baptist Church held a benefit concert which included a food drive for North County Emergency Outreach Network Sunday.

Someone broke three light fixtures at a city recreation center overnight Wednesday, city police said.

The Rev. Jeremiah Wright was pastor to the future president of the United States for many years.

Encaustic paintings created by Joyce Fries-Brune of Pasadena will be on display in the North County Area library's meeting room, 1010 Eastway, Monday through Nov.

Find out what happens to Annie and this exciting cast of characters when the Chesapeake Bay Middle School theater group presents "Annie Jr." at 7 p.m. Nov.

The Coast Guard along with Maryland Department of the Environment, the Oil Spill Removal Organization and Miller Environmental are responding to a pollution spill in the Magothy River in Pasadena, Md., Saturday.