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Pasadena's Watering Restrictions Take Effect
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Last day on job is quiet for retiring Pasadena police Chief Melekian
After dealing with the city's toughest crime problems over the past 13 years, Pasadena police Chief Bernard Melekian's last morning on the job was quiet.
Sullenberger to lead Rose Parade
PASADENA, Calif. a " Hero pilot Chesley 'Sully' Sullenberger has been named grand marshal of the 121st Tournament of Roses parade in Pasadena.The theme of the New Year's Day parade will be '2010: A Cut Above The Rest.'Sullenberger safely ditched US Airways Flight 1549 in the Hudson River last January after bird strikes crippled the airliner during ...
Closing arguments in Pasadena double-murder trial
The attorney for a man accused of participating in a 2007 double murder said his client had no idea that a fellow gang member would pull out a gun during an argument and shoot two men to death.
Pasadena company markets upscale PaQui Tequila
Tequila is a lot like snowflakes - no two blends are exactly alike. And Javier Martinez, and president and CEO of Pasadena-based Tequila Holdings Inc., figures he's crafted a winning blend that sets his high-end PaQui Tequila apart from others.
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.
33 percent of LA employers in poll will lay off workers in 2010
Despite Los Angeles County's already record high unemployment, the job outlook is likely to get worse as the number of businesses planning layoffs has more than doubled since last year, according to a new poll to be released today.
Blind marching band in Tournament of Roses Parade
It's an honor for any band to be selected to march in the Tournament of Roses Parade each New Year's Day in Pasadena, California.
Pasadena Star-News: Election endorsements
LOCAL elections are being held today throughout the San Gabriel Valley and Whittier areas in our community college districts, in races for school boards and for city councils.
Historic Pasadena Building Gets New Home
If you saw an apartment building rolling through the streets of Pasadena this morning, you weren't imagining things.
Dark Matter "Wrecking Ball" May Have Hit Milky Way
Darth Vader's Death Star? Ming the Merciless and his war rockets? The awesome power of Chuck Norris? Piffle, suggests one astrophysicist, at least when it comes to explaining what force could have permanently bent a ring in our Milky Way Galaxy within the last 60 million years.
And the consequences will affect everything from motels and restaurants to retail and city services.
Pasadena Museum presents an Exhibition of Portraits by Artist Ray Turner
The Pasadena Museum of California Art presents Population: Portraits by Ray Turner, an exhibition of portraits by artist Ray Turner.
Mars rover Spirit has amnesia a " again
NASA's Mars rover Spirit, as it finished its second Martian year onA Mars, andA was beginning to examine a group of angular rocks.
Tiny cell phone antenna still has residents on edge
Considering the size of the new cell phone antenna at Oak Knoll Avenue and Alpine Street, residents might be forgiven for not noticing it.
Eco group to pressure Pasadena over coal use
An environmental group that was behind a failed statewide effort to have public utilities get most of their power from renewable sources is chiding Pasadena for what it says is the city's over-reliance on carbon-producing coal.
Jackson collaborators seek debt payments
Michael Jackson's collaborators on "Thriller" say they are due more than $2.3 million from the singer's estate.
U2 Concert is YouTube's Largest Streaming Event
YouTube's webcast of a U2 concert was watched by nearly 10 million people, the video site's largest streaming event ever.
Talk of demolishing Pasadena's White Adobe is off the table - at least for now
Plans to demolish the historic 1845 Michael White Adobe on the San Marino High School campus are off the table for now.
County's homeless population has dropped 38 percent since 2007
Despite an ongoing recession marked by record job losses, Los Angeles County's homeless population has dropped 38 percent since 2007, new figures show.