East Pasadena News

In summer 2008, Justin Castruita had just graduated from Bonita High School and was working in a machine shop testing hydraulic parts when he heard about a course being taught at Fairplex.

Pasadena's wild, weird and wacky Doo Dah Parade has been through some uncharacteristically serious changes in the 32 occasional years it's been staged in Pasadena.

In the midst of a city planning process that will determine what Pasadena's future growth will look like, one thing certain has emerged: Residents are decidedly against high-density construction.

A Saugus man accused in the rape of two women in East Pasadena last year was ordered Tuesday to return to court Jan.

Tree selections for three streets in East Pasadena will be reviewed during a community meeting at 5:30 p.m. today.

County supervisors Tuesday took a step toward closing an East Pasadena motel accused of harboring sex offenders and encouraging prostitution.

A plan to build an ice rink in East Pasadena is dead, at least for the moment, after the motion to build it failed to get enough votes to pass.

An 85-year-old East Pasadena man was behind bars today on suspicion of murdering his 55-year-old wife with a hatchet, according to the Sheriff's Department.

A man allegedly killed his wife with an axe Sunday morning, and then called sheriff's deputies to report the crime.

Authorities say they've arrested a man who killed his wife with an ax, then called sheriff's deputies to report his crime.

Imagine rhubarb jam with chaparral sage honey on a slice of morning toast. Think about the taste of blueberries, blackberries and vanilla beans melded into a sweet dark ambrosia on a bagel.

Once again, the Gold Line Foothill Extension faces a critical vote today to keep it on track toward crucial commuter service for the San Gabriel Valley.