Bill Glazier
Bill Glazier is a retired South Pasadenan and was the primary news reporter & editor-in-chief for South Pasadena for over 24 years. His work with the South Pasadenan News has been instrumental for sports coverage. He has left a news coverage legacy that spans decades.
Chinese New Year Celebration in South Pasadena
Today is Chinese New Year and welcomes the start of the Year of the Pig.
The Year of the Pig is a sign of good...
CIF Action Starts Today
South Pasadena High teams are set to play CIF-Southern Section playoff games starting today.
CIF-SS Games at a Glance:
Girls Water Polo 2/5 traveling to Newbury...
Students Show Kindness at South Pasadena Schools | Great Kindness Challenge
It can be as simple as a smile, a wave, a thoughtful deed or thank you note.
It doesn’t take much effort to be nice,...
‘Golf Balls, Marine Wildlife, and Poor Design’ | Citizen Raises Concerns Over Canopy
Wayward golf balls coming off the driving range at the Arroyo Seco Golf Course likely will no longer fall on users of a new...
RAMS DEFENSE | A Defensive Slugfest Marks Super Bowl LIII
What’s wrong with Todd Gurley?
Much of the Rams’ high-powered offense was a result of his major contribution during the regular season and one game...
Super Bowl LIII | Rams & Patriots Ready for Action on Sunday
No injuries were reported as both teams put in final practice sessions Friday in anticipation to Sunday’s Super Bowl LIII in Atlanta's futuristic Mercedes-Benz...
Girl Scout Cookies | A Sweet Deal!
Pulling a wagon full of Girl Scout cookies was young Juliana Rubio, who stopped, quickly sized up her next customer and said those famous...
Fulbright Awards | Two South Pasadenans Join the Ranks
Honors don’t get much loftier than the two recently awarded to a pair of South Pasadenans.
Dr. Suyapa Portillo Villeda and Laura Reilly were recognized...
The Future is Math | Marengo Math Festival
There was a lot of talk about patterns, XY and Z’s and the use of cubes this week at Marengo Elementary School.
Students smiled proudly...
South Pasadena’s Newest Landmark | Moreton Fig Library Tree
It’s simply known as the “The Library Tree,” a gigantic Moreton Bay Fig on the west side of the South Pasadena Library, yet its...
Despite Home Owners Protestations Six Foot Fence to be Lowered
A front yard fence above the city’s height limit will now be lowered to its original size, according to the son of the owner...
New Tree Planted at Library | Dr. Richard Schneider Honored
A tree was planted Thursday in honor of Dr. Richard Schneider, recognizing him for his successful one-year term in office as the City of...
SPHS Girls’ Soccer Team Rebounds After Loss
After a rough start to the week, South Pasadena High’s girls’ soccer team responded with a key victory over La Cañada on Thursday to...
Crossings Restaurant | Establishment Closes its Doors After Five Years
A once popular restaurant featuring a 14-day dry aged USDA prime rib-eye steak cooked to perfection, to go along with any number of tasty...
STEM Building | A Brief Tour of the Newest Addition at SPHS
Standing outside the new Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) building, which opened this week on the South Pasadena High School campus, Geoff Yantz...
Efforts to Save the Environment | Scouts Push New Straw Law
Want a plastic straw in a full service restaurant?
You’ll need to ask for one under a new law signed by Gov. Jerry Brown aimed...
12 Homeless in South Pasadena | The City Alongside WISPPA and The Purist Group...
Everyone counts, no matter where they live.
That’s the message from the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA) as the non-profit agency embarks on a...
Two Honorary Tree Ceremonies at Library Park | Jan 24
It’s accustomed each year for the outgoing mayor of South Pasadena to receive a gift from fellow councilmembers.
Bucking the trend this time around is...
Honoring Martin Luther King, Jr.
Martin Luther King Day commemorates the birthday Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., an American civil rights leader, and celebrates his life, achievements and legacy.
A...
A Sunny Snow Day in South Pas | Winter Wonderland in Garfield Park
After a week of rain, the clouds cleared on Saturday for a perfect weather conditions and day to frolic in the snow.
Kids of all...
Firefighters Put Out Kitchen Fire
South Pasadena Fire Department, along with three other area agencies, responded to a structure fire on Thursday in the 1900 block of Alhambra Road.
After...
Women’s March LA | Mayor Khubesrian Takes to the Streets
Thousands flooded the streets of downtown Los Angeles for the 3rd annual Women’s March on Saturday and in the crowd were plenty of South...
SPHS Girl’s Soccer | One-Up on Monrovia Continues Winning Streak
South Pasadena High’s girls’ soccer team continues to pile up victories.
On Friday, the Tigers were back at it, winning again, this time behind two...
City Commissioners’ Gender | Mayor Khubesrian Defends Controversial Appointments
Although it may have raised some eyebrows and concerns in the community, South Pasadena Mayor Dr. Marina Khubesrian maintains it’s a nonissue that on...
Top Stolen Vehicles in City for 2018
There was no change in the number of stolen vehicles in 2018 compared to 2017 in South Pasadena, according to local police officials.
In both...
Active Shooter Training for Business Community | Cop Talk at Carrows
Violence can happen anywhere and South Pasadena Police Department officials are stressing that message through a series of active shooter training sessions in the...
UPDATE: Structure Fire on Monterey Rd | Flash Fire Goes Out on its Own
What initially was believed to be a major fire turned out to not really be much at all, according to South Pasadena Fire Chief...
Pennies for Patients | Raising Hope in the Battle Against Leukemia and Lymphoma
Camp Med kids are doing more than studying and playing at Orange Grove Park in South Pasadena these days.
The young campers taking part in...
WISPAA Meeting | City Manager Joins Q&A
A series of questions were asked of South Pasadena City Manager Stephanie DeWolfe during the Women Involved in South Pasadena Political Action (WISPPA) January...
Video Doorbells | New Advancements in Crime Prevention
They’re the new eyes for law enforcement, capturing thieves stealing packages from homes. Porch pirates, lawn looters, and backyard bandits are all being watched.
The...
