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...
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...
CITY COUNCIL PREVIEW City of South Pasadena Claims Statements Wrong in proponents Effort to...
South Pasadena city officials will fight back Wednesday night, claiming incorrect information and misleading statement are contained in the ballot arguments for the “Yes...
Filming in South Pasadena September 21 to 28, 2018
Below are some of the recent productions filmed in South Pasadena:
•9/25 – A web video for “Always be Trading” was shot in Garfield Park.
•9/27-28...
Picking Themselves Up After a 50-point Loss
There were signs of improvement, like an interception and goal line stand stopping scoring threats, and a running game that picked up big chunks...
COLOR DAY! | South Pasadena High School
Tiger Pride is never stronger or more on display than on the famous Color Day at South Pasadena High School and this year was...
FOOTBALL | Tigers Fall to Rival San Marino 50-0
Beau Hobbie, the grandson of San Marino coach Mike Hobbie, scored five touchdowns on the ground in leading San Marino High to a 50-0...
Teacher of the Year Announced
Congratulations to Arroyo Vista kindergarten teacher Jill Reddy! Ms. Reddy was named South Pasadena Unified School District 2018-2019 Teacher of the Year. Ms. Reddy...
Football Friday Night | Tigers Prepare for San Marino on the Road
Win or lose, his team has been asked to rebound seemingly every week, either after a lopsided defeat or losing key players following a...
Throwback Thursday | First Resort Hotel in San Gabriel Valley
The Royal Raymond
1886 to 1895 (consumed by fire on Easter Sunday)
Over 130 years ago Walter Raymond chose a hilltop in South Pasadena to build...
SPARC Delivers Glorious Afternoon Celebrating The Arts
The stunning estate of Bill and Mary Urquhart was brimming with music, art, and lots of good vibes as SPARC held their annual fundraising...
SPUSD is Hiring | Positions available include part-time playground supervisors
The South Pasadena Unified School District is hiring for part-time playground supervisors.
Anyone interested can find details and apply online: CLICK HERE
GENERAL DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES...
Poet Laureate’s Tribute to South Pasadena
Ron Koertge, South Pasadena’s first poet laureate, has written “Ode to South Pasadena.” It’s a commemorative poem about the city, looking back as it...
City Council Meeting Updated | Important City Info
South Pasadena City Council members adopted a financial plan last week that would cut $3.4 million from the municipal budget if a challenge to...
Take Me Out to the Ballgame | Stories and Peanuts Fly at the Library...
Down the stretch, with momentum on their side, Ned Colletti believes the Dodgers are ready to punch their ticket to a sixth straight National...
MUSIC THIS WEEKEND | Gavlak Returns
If you want to hear some loud rock that speaks volumes and also offers good, clean fun, go see Gavlak Saturday at Old Towne Pub...
415 Oaklawn Avenue Transitions South Pasadena History to New Owners
Derek: “You have got to be kidding me! Look at the scale of that work of art on the master bedroom ceiling. That’s unbelievable!...
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.
More...
School Board Candidate Drops Out
A fifth candidate seeking a seat on the South Pasadena Board of Education, whose name will appear on the ballot, has reportedly dropped out...
Throwback Thursday | Historic Subway Tunnel Still on Raymond Hill
The Raymond was demolished in 1934, but a hotel-access tunnel remains intact on Raymond Hill today.
A unique feature of South Pasadena’s resort hotel was...
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...
LA Dodgers Executive Ned Colletti Returns to South Pasadena Library
The Ned Colletti Author Night will be presented on Thursday, September 20 in the South Pasadena Library Community Room. Ned will be discussing his...
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...
Police and Fire Open House Drew a Crowd
South Pasadena Police Officer Chris Perez and Department K-9, Barry, were on hand to greet local South Pasadena children and residents coming to the...
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...
CALTRANS HOMES SALES | Letter to the Editor
Open Letter to Caltrans and to Elected Officials
September 8, 2018
To the Following Elected Officials:
Laurie Berman, Caltrans Director
Jennifer Lowden, Caltrans, Right of Way Chief
Senator Anthony...
Restoration Concerts Tickets Available
Tickets are now available for the 22nd annual Restoration Concert Series hosted by The Friends of the South Pasadena Public Library. The Series brings...
Pacifico Dance Company at The Broad Stage
The Broad Stage presents Pacífico Dance Company on Saturday, October 20 at 11 a.m. with a family program titled Mexico, de Tierra d Mar....
