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Actor Robert Wagner to talk about his life
Film and television star Robert Wagner will discuss and sign copies of his best-selling autobiography, "Pieces of My Heart," at 2 p.m. today at Altadena Senior Center, 560 E. Mariposa St.
Pasadena's Fork in the road is guerilla art installation
Right where Pasadena and St. John avenues divide, there's a fork in the road. It's about 18 feet tall and looks like stainless steel.
Health insurer profits even when denying coverage
Altadena resident Mike Freas was twice rejected for health coverage by Anthem Blue Cross because of a preexisting condition, forcing him into a costly state-run program intended to serve as the insurer of last resort for people turned away by the private sector.
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Masked gunman robs Altadena gas station
A masked gunman held two gas station employees at gunpoint during a robbery Sunday, authorities said.
Observatory officials shares unique perspective on the Station Fire
Mount Wilson Observatory Superintendent Dave Jurasevich, who stayed on the mountain during most of the Station Fire, shared his unique perspective on the blaze Sunday.
Pasadena food pantry sees the need rise dramatically
The people who come to pick up food at the Friends In Deed pantry are no longer just the homeless or the "chronic poor," the Rev.
Shirlee Smith: How heavy the hand that rules the roost?
I'M not so sure about justice in America for a lot of reasons. And when it comes to this thing about a jury of one's peers, I get real troubled thinking about the parent who smacks their kid upside the head like used to happen all across the country and on a daily basis.
Bank robbed in La Canada Flintridge
Four the fourth time in just over a week, a foothill city bank has been robbed, authorities said.
Religious Health Care Reformers Spread Big Lie in Pasadena
The Pasadena Star News reports on a religious "vigil" held Monday night at the Pasadena City Hall by a group of about 100 health care reform advocates reportedly from various churches in the area propounding a big lie that there are medical "uninsured" in California who do not receive medical treatment.
Open call for artists set for gallery's new show in Altadena
The Gallery at the End of the World, 2475 N. Lake Ave., will hold one last open call for artists from noon to 5 p.m. Saturday for its December group show.
Altadena Heritage revives beatnik era with eclectic concerts and conversation
Back in the days of crew cuts and conformity, Altadena had a hip counter-culture scene that was more berets than fedoras.
Altadena Librarian offers advise on finding employment
"How to Thrive During the Changing Times: Seven Steps to Being Gainfully Employed" will be presented 7 p.m. Monday at the Altadena Library, 600 E. Mariposa St.
Father, son jailed in Altadena home burglary investigation
A father and son were arrested early Thursday as deputies investigated a home burglary, authorities said.
A robber used a note to steal cash from a bank teller early Thursday, sheriff's officials said.
Rain displaced weather stripping on a bridge and backed up traffic on ...
A large, rubber piece of weather stripping came loose from a bridge and obstructed traffic on the westbound 210 Freeway at Lowell Avenue in Altadena Wednesday.
Storm expected to dump 3 to 6 inches of rain on fire-ravaged hillsides, officials say
A powerful winter-like storm is expected to batter fire-ravaged hillsides in Los Angeles County with3 to 6 inches of rain beginning Tuesday night and lasting through early Wednesday morning, officials said today.
Royal Court announced for 2010 Tournament of Roses Parade
With friends and family cheering them on, the seven finalists for the 2010 Tournament of Roses Royal Court were announced from the steps of Tournament House Monday morning.
Study finds risk of mud flows in Calif. fire area
The U.S. Geological Survey says winter rains could release huge flows of mud and debris in the vast area of the Angeles National Forest burned by a wildfire, affecting San Gabriel Mountain foothill communities.
La Ca ada Flintridge residents work to prepare for mudslides
Concrete barriers are being installed on Derwood Drive in La Canada Flintridge to direct mud flows damage, keeping the mud flow away from homes Friday October 9, 2009.
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