South Pasadena News

It’s a problem that isn’t going away, the fact that 53,000 people in Los Angeles County are homeless, including 5,000 children. Offering more than a...

A fire broke out in the apartment complex located at 1429 Monterey Road Thursday February 21, 2019. According to Battalion Chief Chris Szenczi, no injuries...

Michael Cacciotti, cupping his hand to his right ear, heard something in the bushes outside the South Pasadena City Council Chambers. “Could it be?” asked...

My brothers, Chris and John Fosselman, shook their heads in amazement when talking about their business, Fosselman’s Ice Cream, celebrating 100 years in the...

The following will be offered: Friday, February 22, 10:30 a.m. – The Political Aftermath of the 2018 Elections – Presented by Dr. Andrew Winnick, an...

Emmy-nominated actor Rob Schneider, well known for his trademark blend of character and comedic acting will headline one special event show at the Ice House...

Two friends of actress Vanessa Marquez, who was fatally shot by South Pasadena Police last summer, spoke at Wednesday’s City Council meeting seeking answers...

Stay tuned for photos.... It's now snow-rain mixed in South Pasadena as of 2:00pm 2-21-2019.... https://youtu.be/wp68ILvIU1U   South Pasadena experienced a kind of rain/snow mixed called: Graupel (see...

The 2019 Winter Arts Crawl, "All You Need is Love", sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and produced by SPACE, featured a night reflecting the...

Get ready for some spring greenery, because the Big Green Ogre Shrek will soon be on the YST stage! This is YST’s first time...

Perched on a substantial lot in excess of 20,000 square feet on a quiet street directly behind South Pasadena High School sits 829 Rollin...

Simon quickly grabbed the attention of South Pasadena City Council members Wednesday night, attempting to eat the microphone, as the dog’s handler, Jack Hagerman...

Jerm (A464569) has unofficially won over the affection of the PHS Volunteers. Jerm, one of the cats currently residing at Pet Food Express in...

Rotary District 5300 Governor John Chase was the program speaker at the February 19 Rotary Club of South Pasadena meeting at Oneonta Congregational Church...

During the late 1800s, bicycles were all the rage. That changed seemingly overnight with the advent of the gasoline-powered motor. Over 100 Pasadena residents rode...

It wasn’t easy getting there, but once they did, the 117 students representing the South Pasadena-San Marino YMCA kept a “positive attitude” and turned...

Family, friends and supporters of Vanessa Marquez are expected to hold a press conference today to announce the filing of a claim for civil...

On February 20, 2019, former Board of Education members Julie Giulioni and Elisabeth Eilers were honored by South Pasadena Unified School District (SPUSD) administrators...

In keeping with recommendations in an operations study developed two years ago, minor physical changes are currently underway at the South Pasadena Public Library. The...

He’s heard it all too often, even downplaying the role, but John Vandercook’s involvement in the community makes him worthy of the designation. The words...

Though the air was frigid on Saturday night for the Winter Arts Crawl, many people still braved the cold to visit the many galleries...

The City Council will hear a plan to engage residents on South Pasadena’s five-year budget forecast at its regular meeting Wednesday, Feb. 20. The outreach...

Joseph Charney was back for round two. A year ago, the South Pasadena resident came before the Board of Education sharing his concerns about the...

I can’t recall a more potent “Othello” than A Noise Within’s current production starring Wayne T. Carr and Michael Manuel in Shakespeare’s story of...

The Weekly Crime Summary is a list of reported auto thefts, burglaries, robberies and other activities occurring in the City of South Pasadena. An...

On Saturday, March 2, FLEX College Prep will be holding a rare and unique seminar providing up-to-date insider information about the college admissions process...

Meet the City’s Public Arts Commission As South Pasadena becomes more recognized as a city focusing on the arts, it was timely to create a...

Artist José B. Ramirez was recently recognized by the South Pasadena City Council for displaying his artwork in the front entrance at City Hall. The...

As a touring singer/songwriter, Brad Colerick, with five albums to his credit, has performed in his share of venues while traveling all over the...

World Thinking Day is coming once again to South Pasadena. Hosted by South Pasadena Girl Scout Cadette Troop 16751, the event is set to...