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SPHS Drama and Production Design Students Head To Fullerton Theatre Festival
After a fun-filled, successful showing at last year’s event, SPHS Drama and Production Design students are headed back to Fullerton Theatre Festival on Friday...
PI DAY | Businesses Offer Cheap Eats
It’s Thursday, March 14, which is an important day for any math whiz, and those looking for a cheap meal.
Pi Day, an important foundation...
Throwback Thursday | Picnics in the Arroyo
“How about a picnic in the arroyo?” You don’t hear that much anymore. But 100 years ago, the naturally wooded and sometimes flowing stream...
SPHS Girl’s Soccer | CIF Showcase Features Top Players
And the hits just keep on coming for South Pasadena High’s girls’ soccer team.
Seniors Uma Hornish and Noemi Howland were among top players in...
Women’s History Month | Library Celebrates Influential South Pasadenans
South Pasadena’s storied history, both past and present, has benefitted greatly from the monumental contributions of women.
Presently, South Pasadena has two women on its...
Weekly WISPPA Newsletter | Mar 14
NEXT WISPPA MEETING Saturday, April 6 at 9:30. (Come at 9:00 a.m. for conversation and refreshments)South Pasadena is facing a growing budget deficit that will continue...
Little League Opening Night | Evening Brings Fun for All
South Pasadena Little League, a longtime fixture in the community, showed its fun side last Friday night as hundreds of players joined parents, grandparents...
Rotary Club | Speaker Mae Vieth Shares Story of Father’s Sruggles
Mae Vieth, wife of Rotarian George Vieth, was the program speaker at the March 13 meeting of the Rotary Club of South Pasadena.
Mae is...
Oneonta Club | NBC Photojournalist Latest Speaker
Maurice Roper, who has spent much of his career as an international photojournalist with NBC News, was the keynote speaker Monday night at the...
Budget Meeting Tonight | Citizens Encouraged to Attend
A community meeting on the city budget is scheduled for Wednesday, March 13, at 7 p.m. in the South Pasadena Library Community Room.
The City Council heard a...
UPDATE: Home at Risk of Sliding Down Cliff and ‘Red Tagged’
UPDATE:
A South Pasadena Fire Department official said Wednesday firefighters are not finding any signs of new damage to a South Pasadena home, outside of...
FACEBOOK & INSTAGRAM DOWN | Problems accessing accounts and feeds
Can't login? Facebook and Instagram are down and Facebook reports it's working to resolve the issue as soon as possible.
Facebook and Instagram are down...
Housing Rights Workshop Presented at South Pasadena Library
The Housing Rights Center presented a detailed workshop in the South Pasadena Library Community Room on Tuesday evening to inform local citizens of Federal...
Weekly Crime Summary | Mar 5-11
The Weekly Crime Summary is a list of reported auto thefts, burglaries, robberies and other activities occurring in the City of South Pasadena. An...
Stolen Car Parts| Police Officials Say Thefts are on the Rise
South Pasadena police are warning residents they have seen a rise in stolen vehicle parts thefts in South Pasadena.
Catalytic converters and car batteries are...
Shadow The German Shepard | Pet of the Week
Shadow (A471931) is a 3-year-old German Shepherd who doesn’t really know his size and he’ll try to cram his whole fluffy body onto your...
Evacuations: Landslide | Hanscom Drive Home Partially Damaged
A home on Hanscom Drive in South Pasadena was structurally damaged, mostly underneath the driveway Tuesday night. Fire, Urban rescue and police officials were...
GIN BLOSSOMS | Headliner Announced for 2019 Eclectic Music Festival
The Eclectic Music Festival and Arts Crawl returns for its eleventh year on Saturday, April 27 with Grammy-nominated Gin Blossoms headlining the Eclectic at...
PowerPuff Football | Seniors Dominate 60-0
It was one-sided, a blow out, in fact, but in the end both teams hugged and congratulated each other and will rack it up...
Arbor Day | Proclamation Received by South Pasadena Beautiful
Members of South Pasadena Beautiful were honored during Wednesday’s City Council meeting as they accepted a proclamation declaring March 7 as Arbor Day in...
IRS Tax Scams | Police Warning
With tax season now underway, so is the “IRS Tax Scam,” warns South Pasadena Police Department officials.
“This type of scam continues to be popular...
MINIMUM WAGE INCREASE | Citizens’ Push at City Council
In February, John Srebalus presented the City of South Pasadena with a draft ordinance to raise the city’s minimum wage to the same level...
Lauren O’Connor Reviews The Book “Finally Full, Finally Slim”
Let’s face it; the science of anything can be boring, complicated and hard to digest - nutritional studies be not the exception. Just what...
SPEF COLOR FESTIVAL 2019 | Saturday!
Get ready to celebrate spring with a burst of color! The South Pasadena Educational Foundation’s 4th Annual Color Festival returns on Saturday, March 16th,...
Filming in South Pasadena | Feb 15-Mar 7
Below are some of the recent productions filmed in South Pasadena:
2/15 – A still photo for “Teen Vogue” was shot in the 200...
SPARC Galleries | New Upcoming Exhibits
The South Pasadena Arts Council presents a new trio of SPARC Gallery exhibitions: Childhood 101 - Photographs by Kathleen Laraia McLaughlin and A Day in the...
Woman of the Year | Laura Farber Recognized by Chris Holden
As part of an annual celebration of Women’s History Month in the State Capitol, Assemblymember Chris Holden recognized Tournament of Roses President and South...
International Women’s Day | WISPPA Reps Honored by Mayor
A grateful Betty Emirhanian said she was honored to receive a proclamation from South Pasadena’s mayor declaring March 8 as International Women’s Day in...
Senior Center Events | Mar 8-Mar 15
The following will be offered in the coming week at the South Pasadena Senior Center:
Friday, March 8, 10:30 a.m. – Living with Alzheimer’s –...
Governor Newsom Appoints South Pasadenan Mark Ghaly as New Head of...
Governor Gavin Newsom has appointed South Pasadena resident Mark Ghaly, a practicing pediatrician and director of health and social impact for Los Angeles County...
