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.
Sparking SPARC’s Early Rise
She wasn’t expecting much of a crowd, maybe 25 people tops, but when they kept coming through the door, Lissa Reynolds figured this just...
WINNERS | Cruz’n For Roses
Judges were given the difficult task of awarding the top vehicles entered in last Sunday’s Cruz’n for Roses Hot Rod and Classic Car Show.
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SPORTSMANSHIP | A Touching Phone Call
David Ibarra didn’t have to make the call, but he did.
It’s a gesture South Pasadena High School Athletic Director Greg Luna won’t long forget...
Tigers Win Sixteen Straight Games
It doesn’t matter much to Ed Smith that his South Pasadena High frosh/soph team is on a tear, rolling past every opponent in its...
Thousands of People Show For Cruz’n For Roses
Over the years, he’s been hailed as “Mr. South Pasadena,” and Sunday, there he was again, doing what he does best, giving up his...
UPDATE | School Board On Time and On Budget
It’s on time and on budget.
Those are words community members like to hear when it comes to projects under construction in the South Pasadena...
Tigers Look to Rebound Against Eagle Rock
Johnny Xiao heard the friendly ribbing from his teammates when the football seemed like a brick as he struggled to hang on to it...
Tigers Football | South Pasadena Falls to 2-3 in Friday Night Action
It was a game South Pasadena High coach Jeff Chi thought his club had a solid chance of winning , but neighboring Alhambra came...
Car Show, Police and Fire Dept. Open House Expects to Draw Big Crowd Sunday
Roadsters, classics, even a variety of newer vehicles in a category all its own, will be on display Sunday, Sept. 16, for the 14th...
Alan Vlacich Honored by PCDA
Alan Vlacich, about as modest as they come, never expected to be honored for what comes naturally – volunteering for an organization that transforms...
Neighboring Alhambra Next for Tigers
After spending long hours watching Alhambra High’s tendencies on film, Jeff Chi and his South Pasadena coaching staff are locked in on how they...
FOOTBALL | For one, it felt like a win – at least for one...
It may have been a loss on the scoreboard, but Jordan Bounyaseng put a positive spin on it, talking about South Pasadena High’s only...
FOOTBALL | Lopsided 52-7 Loss for SPHS Tigers
Jeff Chi and his South Pasadena High football team can be thankful they don’t have to return to the city of El Monte this...
Tigers Prepare for Arroyo Friday Night
Weekends are spent watching tape of the opposition as coaches maximize the limited time between a contest played on Friday night and Monday morning...
Firefighter and Paramedic Justin Miller Returns Safely Home from Holy Fire
It’s finally over and among those pleased by the news is South Pasadena Firefighter and Paramedic Justin Miller, who served on the frontline of...
UPDATED | Tigers Win A Thriller Against Eastside
It wasn’t pretty, as South Pasadena High’s football coach Jeff Chi explained to his players in the aftermath of the Tigers 7-6 victory over...
New Finance Director Introduced
Craig Koehler, who has an extensive background in municipal and public sector finance, was recently introduced to the South Pasadena City Council as the...
Greg Luna – What To Say After Lopsided Loss
South Pasadena High Athletic Director Greg Luna was both in an administrative and parental role as he watched the Tigers’ 59-6 drubbing on the...
Kittens Find Home at City Hall
It will soon be home sweet home for a pair of kittens – yes, two adorable furry friends – that will take up residency...
A Sincere Goodbye To Art Miller
Before making his exit to Arizona to become the new police chief for the City of Peoria, Art Miller gave a heartfelt goodbye to...
Dodgers Executive Ned Colletti Returning to South Pasadena Library
Hardcore Dodgers fans, baseball enthusiasts and anyone interested in the inner-workings of a Major League Baseball club should make their way down to the...
Football | Cram Course for Tigers’ Quarterback
Plan A and B are no longer in play, so South Pasadena High football coach Jeff Chi is riding on the hopes that Plan...
Art Miller | A Tribute to our Departing Police Chief
South Pasadena’s departing police chief has mastered the art of humility, deflecting the attention away from himself and placing it on others.
When all eyes...
Long Night for Tigers’ Football
A wounded group of players walked past their coach, who urged them to get well fast as he hoped for a quick recovery.
“Yeah, we’re...
ORCHARD SUPPLY HARDWARE CLOSING | Sad day for longtime OSH worker
Those walks around South Pasadena won’t be the same for Steveo Stanard, who would often bump into friendly neighbors praising his place of business...
FOOTBALL FRIDAY | Tigers Try to Stay Unbeaten
It was suggested, if he could break the rules, that South Pasadena High coach Jeff Chi play all 35 of his players on defense...
FOOTBALL | South Pasadena High School Beats Mountain View 35-14
South Pasadena High opened the 2018 football season with a convincing 35-14 win over visiting Mountain View.
South Pasadena took a 7-0 lead after the...
Mulch Fires a Constant Problem For Firefighters
It has been a nagging issue for a couple of weeks now, explained South Pasadena Fire Department Captain Anthony Porraz as his department and...
Orientation | Frosh at SPHS get the Lowdown
Wearing the school’s colors – orange and black – a team of helpful students were on the South Pasadena High School campus Tuesday morning,...
Welcome New Teachers!
Addressing about 20 new teachers in the South Pasadena Unified School District, Superintendent Geoff Yantz offered some advice as they prepare for the 2018-19...
