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Clean-Air Car Show revs up on Sunday
For those feeling lost in the haze of soaring gas prices and global warming, the city's second annual Clean-Air Car Show and Film Festival is here to clear things up.
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Portion Of 110 Freeway Closed For Sinkhole Repair
All lanes on a portion of the Pasadena Freeway in South Pasadena were shut down Thursday because of a large sinkhole, authorities said.
Waits improve at IndyMac bank branches
Customers of failed IndyMac Bank faced shorter waits and less confusion at branch locations Wednesday, but some depositors who closed their accounts encountered new hurdles when they tried to deposit cashier's ...
Theology on Tap sessions begin July 27
The annual Renew International Theology on Tap program of weekly sessions for young adult Catholics will begin late this month in four regions of the archdiocese.
When the mercury rises, many people beeline for the beach. Others, like South Pasadena musician Jennifer Robin, crank the TV in sweltering A/C-free apartments and eat M&Ms. Chocolate: the cure-all for ...
Hunt on for missing Oswego boy
Authorities are looking for a missing 3-year-old boy who reportedly wandered from his home in Oswego Township Monday night.
Penfield pedophile should remain locked up
I'm a former Penfield High School student and a classmate of Pamela Moss. I was also one of the pallbearers at her funeral at St.
Southland police plan DUI checkpoints for July 4 weekend
Beginning tonight and lasting until Monday, Southland law enforcement agencies will target drunken drivers over the Fourth of July holiday weekend.
'Fahrenheit 451' burns in flashes
It is the curious power of books that they seem to read us as much as we read them; a single sentence can shift our lives forever.
: South Pasadena man killed in head-on I-15 crash
A South Pasadena man who crashed a Volvo head-on into a tractor trailer on the 15 Freeway on Wednesday night was identified by coroner's officials as 83-year-old Kuisop Oh.
Students participate in youth leadership program
The three-day "Young Senators Program" ended Wednesday. The program enrolls students from San Marino, Alhambra and South Pasadena who participated in mock hearings and also toured the State Library and state ...
Six Locals Named to Boy's State By American Legion
SAN GABRIEL VALLEYWIDE NEWS San Gabriel Post 442 of the American Legion announced the selection of six candidates to the 71st session of American Legion Boys State, which was held last week at Sacramento State ...
Caltech scientist's bizarre job switch in '50s still unexplained
In an old photograph, Albert Clark Reed looks like just another balding man in a coat and tie, a 45-year-old husband and father from the 1950s.
WITH the rather shameful, and wasteful, and parochial botching by the Metro board last week of the long-in-the-making plan to get $320 million in federal funds toward the completion eastward of the Gold Line, ...
Second suit filed against city
Opponents of a plan to revitalize downtown South Pasadena have filed a new lawsuit against the city, claiming an environmental impact report for the project is deficient.
In what experts say is a huge leap for people with hearing difficulties, audiologists now can link hearing aids to cell phones and digital music players through wireless technologies.
Assembly panel Oks 710 tunnel funds plan
State lawmakers revived an old battle Monday by introducing a bill that would allow local transit agencies to pursue private money to build a tunnel under South Pasadena to complete the 710 Freeway.
Arcadia's longtime schools chief retiring
Mimi Hennessy, after 21 years with the 10,000-student Arcadia Unified School District, is retiring.
The showroom kitchen on a budget
HIDDEN behind a downturn in the stock market, pain at the gas pump and historic home foreclosures, the high-end designer kitchen gleams on.
Descanso Gardens toasts California
More than 350 guests gathered on the great lawn at Descanso Gardens recently to pay tribute to the Golden State and its colorful heritage at "A Toast to California," the Seeds' eighth annual fundraiser.