Monthly Archives: March 2019
Evette Kim | Saying Goodbye to South Pasadena
A tearful Evette Kim said goodbye during last Wednesday’s South Pasadena City Council meeting, departing as district representative for State Senator Anthony Portantino to...
$19,000 Raised | South Pasadena Poker Tournament a Success
Long hours go into an event that has gained huge popularity over the years, and as a result organizers are calling the 5th annual...
Merchant Minute | Dual Crossroads
Jennifer Maimone was on a mission during last week’s South Pasadena City Council meeting.
If you’re looking for a metaphysical store, one that sells crystals,...
Arroyo Seco Woodland and Wildlife Park Volunteers Receive Certificates of Appreciation
It might be South Pasadena’s best-kept secret.
Nestled in the southwestern tip of the Arroyo Seco Park in South Pasadena is a three-acre parcel dedicated...
Athletic Director to Stay Until End of School Year
Weekday mornings when he drops off his child at school and later dismisses students from his social studies class at South Pasadena High following...
MONDAY MORNING: Robbery on Mission Street | Hodgson’s Antiques ‘Smash & Grab’
As reported by the shop owners to The SouthPasadenan.com News: At about 4:40am March 25th, 2019 - Monday morning, a person in a hooded...
LOS ANGELES MARATHON 2019 | Thousands of Runners Take to the Streets
They’re set to go after months of training in anticipation to Sunday’s 34th Los Angeles Marathon.
It all starts at 6:30 a.m., as thousands of...
Citizens’ Academy Registration Underway
The South Pasadena Police Department is accepting enrollment in its Citizens’ Academy that will begin on Wednesday, April 10.
Classes are held every Wednesday from...
SPHS Girl’s Soccer | High Honors Achieved by Rio Hondo League Champions
There’s a reason why South Pasadena High’s girls soccer team won its second straight Rio Hondo league championship in 2019.
When you throw in a...
$5.8 Million Price Tag | City Council Addresses State Water Regulations
A report heard by the South Pasadena City Council on Wednesday detailed $5.8-million in costs associated with the city's compliance with new state water...