Yearly Archives: 2018
Virtual Enterprise Leadership Conference
As the kickoff to the Virtual Enterprise competition year, 30 teams of students met with business professionals from the community who presented workshops throughout...
Tiger Today Newsletter October 8, 2018
Tuesday & Wednesday, October 9 & 10 - Late Start Days
Tuesday, October 9 - Road Trip Nation / Best Fit Colleges, Best Fit Careers...
Board of Education Agenda for October 9, 2018
1. OPENING
1.01 Call to Order
1.02 Roll Call
1.03 Opportunity for Public Comment on Closed Session Items
2. ADJOURN TO CLOSED SESSION
2.01 DISCIPLINE/DISMISSAL/RELEASE pursuant to Government Code 54957.
2.02 Conference with Labor Negotiator pursuant to...
Senior Center Events October 12 through October 19, 2018
The South Pasadena Senior Center, located at 1102 Oxley Street in South Pasadena invites senior citizens to take advantage of programs and services offered...
Tournament of Rose 2019 Royal Court Selected
Today the Tournament of Roses announced the seven members of the 2019 Royal Court. Applicants from 24 Pasadena area schools participated in the interview...
FOOTBALL | Tigers Drop 41-0 matchup to Monrovia
After another Monrovia touchdown late in the third quarter, South Pasadena High football coach Jeff Chi encouraged his players to continue battling and not...
Tournament of Roses | The Ultimate Experience
It’s called the Ultimate Tournament of Roses Experience and three top prizes are up for grabs.
South Pasadena Tournament of Roses officials hope community members...
SPHS Speech and Debate Earns Awards
Freshman Amber Chen won a trophy for placing first in the three platform event rounds. Freshmen Noah Kuhn and Cloe Maurer each won trophies...
Council Supports Public Arts Initiative
The City Council has given preliminary approval to an initiative that would set fees on development for the creation of public art, establish a...
PCDA Honors Alan Vlacich
He’s is an avid cyclist, fisherman, and coffee aficionado who roasts his own beans.
His knowledge of fine wine, cigars, and beekeeping are among his...
Take A Big Bite of THE CAKE!
A refreshing and very moving production of THE CAKE is now playing at The Geffen Playhouse with a stellar cast. The emotionally naked and...
BREAKING NEWS | House Fire on Magnolia
Multi-Alarm fire on the 1000 block of Magnolia at 5:13pm.
Report to follow.
2018 Women in Business Legislative Update and Awards
The Women in Business Legislative Update & Awards Luncheon was started by former State Senator Jack Scott while he served in the State Assembly...
Dodgers Exec Ned Colletti Predicts a 2018 World Series Return for Team During...
Ned Colletti, Emmy Award-winning baseball analyst for the LA Dodgers TV broadcasts, went deep repeatedly during his latest appearance at the South Pasadena Library...
What Happens to your Shadow While you Sleep?
What happens to your shadow while you sleep? Families with kids ages two to five, will discover the answer at Trusty Sidekick Theater Company’s...
Paul Rodriguez to Perform at the Ice House’s 58th Anniversary Show
Longtime comedian Paul Rodriguez has been making audiences laugh all over the world (in Spanish and English) for nearly three decades with his unique brand...
A Picture of Dorian Gray at A Noise Within
A Noise Within (ANW), the acclaimed classical repertory theatre presents A Picture of Dorian Gray, based on the novella by Oscar Wilde and adapted...
97 Pro-Choice House Members | A Vote for Kavanaugh is a Vote Against Women
“The nomination of Brett Kavanaugh is the fulfillment of President Trump’s campaign promise to roll back Roe v. Wade protections for women. In fact, he was...
Tigers Face Powerful Monrovia Next
Welcome to the ER, as South Pasadena High football coach Jeff Chi refers to it after watching one of his players struggle to walk...
Teen Read Week 2018
Teen Read Week will take place October 7-13th at libraries nationwide with the theme “It’s Written in the Stars…Read!” The South Pasadena Public Library...
Throwback Thursday | Golf at The Raymond
The Raymond 1901-1933
After the Royal Raymond (1886-1895) is razed by fire, the hotel is rebuilt.
The Raymond hotel’s hilltop location provided certain advantages over other...
Teens and Young Adults Plan for the Future at Frostig Transition Fair
The event will be held at The Frostig Center on Friday, October 19, 1-3 p.m. During that time, participants can visit with representatives from...
Weekly WISPPA Newsletter October 3, 2018
Next meeting is this Saturday, October 6. Felicia Williams and Marna Cornell from the League of Women Voters will be presenting "Just the Facts -The Pros and Cons...
Late October Opening Planned for Twohey’s
Twohey’s restaurant, moving from Alhambra to South Pasadena, is scheduled to open its doors sometime in October.
A plan check submittal was approved by the...
California Legislative Session Ends with Victories for Assemblymember Holden
Holden’s legislation victories include:
AB 2370 – Expands lead testing in drinking water within California’s child care centers.
AB 2423 – Allows a student...
Weekly Crime Summary September 18 to October 1, 2018
MINOR IN POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA ON SCHOOL GROUNDS
9-25-18, 10:00 AM, 1500 block of Fair Oaks (South Pasadena Middle School). School officials detain suspect for...
Council to Consider Public Arts Initiative
The City Council on Wednesday, Oct. 3 will consider adopting an initiative that would set fees on development for the creation of public arts,...
Pet of the Week | Milton
Milton (A466445) has such a contagious smile! This 5-year-old sweetheart was found as a stray in Pasadena about 2 weeks ago. He is now...
Outdoor Science School
On Friday, September 28, 2018, fifth grade students at Monterey Hills Elementary School enjoyed a visit from Superintendent Geoff Yantz who offered tips and...
