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LCPC to Host Sinatra-Themed Gala in Pasadena
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With the weekend right around the corner, here's a guide to some events you might want to check out.
NASA's Galaxy Evolution Explorer in standby mode
7, 2012 as engineers prepare to end mission operations, nearly nine years after the telescope's launch.
Rose Bowl volunteer arrested in cold case killing
A former volunteer director for the Pasadena-based organization that puts on the Rose Bowl and the Rose Parade was arrested Wednesday on suspicion of murdering a fellow volunteer in 2004.
Whether seeking a signed first-edition work by Woody Allen, handwritten lyrics by Bob Dylan or the chance to buy a leaf of the historic Gutenberg Bible, rare book lovers have plenty to be excited about this weekend,. For the first time in its 45-year history, the California International Antiquarian Book Fair is bringing more than 200 classic-book ... (more)
Things have been going from bad to worse for Southern California Edison in the wake of the severe windstorm the night of Nov.
Image: 3-D image of the central complex in Asteroid Vesta's Rheasilvia impact basin
This 3-D image, called an anaglyph, shows the central complex in Vesta's Rheasilvia impact basin.
PUSD Districting Task Force to Come to Sierra Madre
The Pasadena Unified School District Districting Task Force has been making the rounds to all the communities within the PUSD, and on Monday they will make their presentation at City Hall in Sierra Madre.
Another side of John Nash's 'Beautiful Mind'
As one of the world's leading mathematicians, Dr. John Nash has not only won a Nobel Prize for his groundbreaking advances in game theory but has also been the subject of both the classic bestselling biography "A Beautiful Mind" and the Best Picture-winning film adaptation of the same name.
Former Tournament of Roses director arrested on suspicion of murder
A former Tournament of Roses director was arrested Wednesday for the 2004 murder of a San Gabriel woman whose body was discovered in the trunk of her own car.
American Idol contestants crumble under pressure in Hollywood
American Idol's Hollywood week is synonymous with drama. But when 16-year-old contestant Symone Black falls from the American Idol stage, suddenly broken dreams are no longer the biggest concern.
Gold Line work brings more 210 closures
Construction continues Wednesday on the Gold Line bridge over the 210 Freeway. Crews now must build a temporary structure over the freeway to support them as they build the bridge.
Costumes: The Rodarte Sisters Take on Don Giovanni
They don't double-kiss, they're not up on the latest industry gossip, and they live with their parents in Pasadena.
Assisted Living Facility May Go to Voters
Plans for a proposed two-story, 75-suite assisted living facility that would reside at 235 W Sierra Madre Blvd.
Dr. House hangs up his Fox TV stethoscope
In this Jan. 11, 2011 file photo, actor Hugh Laurie arrives at the FOX 2011 Winter Press Tour party in Pasadena, Calif.
Romanian accused of hacking NASA computers
The Los Angeles U.S. attorney's office says a federal grand jury has indicted a Romanian citizen on charges he hacked into 25 climate-research computers at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California.
Arrest made in 2004 cold case murder of San Gabriel woman
A 72-year-old Alhambra man was arrested Wednesday for the 2004 slaying of a San Gabriel woman whose body was discovered in the trunk of her car.
San Rafael residents oppose temporary fire station
The upscale San Rafael neighborhood will have to make due with a temporary paramedic truck and fire coverage from adjacent Pasadena fire stations for now.
Man Arrested for Chevy Bumper Thefts
Detectives from the Altadena Sheriff's Station arrested a Pasadena resident Tuesday evening for the suspected theft of eight Chevy Silverado bumpers, according to Lt.
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Pasadena Now: Apply Now and Catch the Spring Semester Design Tech Wave at PCC
The Design Tech Pathway will allow PCC students to learn the skills necessary for success in the creative, high-tech, high-pay, high-demand careers of the globalized future An innovative program is beginning this spring at Pasadena City College that combines design, digital fabrication technology, Math 402, and English 100 into one integrated ... (more)