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Growing up in Pasadena, Petty Officer 2nd Class Tyler Giffin attended Monrovia High School and graduated in 2011. Today, he finds the values in Pasadena similar to those needed to succeed in the military.
Growing up in Pasadena, Petty Officer 2nd Class Tyler Giffin attended Monrovia High School and graduated in 2011. Today, he finds the values in Pasadena similar to those needed to
Los Angeles’ best chefs will return to the Rose Bowl to raise money for Union Station.
Four months after the killing of 13-year-old Iran Moreno, Gov. Gavin Newsom’s office added $50,000 to the city of Pasadena’s $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the suspect or suspects responsible for the murder.
Four months after the killing of 13-year-old Iran Moreno, Gov. Gavin Newsom’s office added $50,000 to the city of Pasadena’s $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction
For the second time, owners Brandon Monroe and Chris Cesnek are bringing their products to the Los Angeles Beer Festival on Saturday, April 2, at Los Angeles Center Studios.
Every beer has a story at Paperback Brewing Co., which is known for its clever monikers.
Dog Haus is solidifying itself as a “haus”-hold name in the growing plant-based protein category with the return of its fifth annual chef collaboration series.
Roscoe Mitchell Jr., whose stage name was Scoey Mitchlll, died March 19 after a colorful career during the ’70s and ’80s.
Huntington Medical Research Institutes elected Dr. Susan Kane chair of its board of directors.
Darryl Dunn, the Rose Bowl Stadium’s chief executive officer and general manager since 1999, will retire on June 30, 2022.
79-year-old Liz McDuffie, founder of the Medical Cannabis Caregivers and known as the “Little Old Cannabis Lady from Pasadena,” was introduced to the world of medical cannabis during her time as a teacher in Germany.
More than five years after recreational marijuana became legalized in California, over 80% of the market remains underground, according to reports. Despite its legalization, Proposition 64 gave municipalities the power
In honor of its centennial celebration, the Rose Bowl Stadium released a limited number of “First 100 Years of America’s Stadium.”
After making his mark as the longest-serving member of the Alhambra City Council, Jeffrey Koji Maloney is looking to continue his work as an environmental advocate serving his second term as mayor.
After making his mark as the longest-serving member of the Alhambra City Council, Jeffrey Koji Maloney is looking to continue his work as an environmental advocate serving his second term
After Kevork Douzadjian was discharged from the Army in 2002, he founded Apricoty, a cosmetics company that uses apricot oil in its products.
Since Kevork Douzadjian was a youngster in Lebanon, he enjoyed gifting his mom or sisters with products that would make them feel pretty.
This month, a new film, “The Cherry Bushido,” will screen at the Laemmle Playhouse 7 on Friday, March 25.
Yoichi Utebi moved to Pasadena just a year before COVID-19 closed borders. His mission was to promote the films made by Happy Science, but with films and its festivals closing,
Longtime Pasadena resident Janet Elkins and her friends Terry Herkner and Betty Carmona have turned to helping Afghan refugees who settled in the area through the International Institute of Los Angeles.
Longtime Pasadena resident Janet Elkins wants to spend her retirement years helping others.
The Pasadena City Council recently approved the East Colorado Specific Plan, which will introduce new regulations and development standards that will be effective this summer.
As new investment continues to flow into Pasadena, the city is working with community members to find a way to manage new development changes to benefit them.
Few people have seen the benefits of second chances more than Thomas Vozzo, the first chief executive officer of Homeboy Industries, a gang intervention and rehabilitation nonprofit.
Caltech will host author Fraser MacDonald to speak with JPL historian Erik M. Conway and Caltech archivist Peter Sachs Collopy about his book “Escape from Earth: A Secret History of the Space Rocket.”
Mankind has long been fascinated by the limitlessness of outer space and admired the valiant pursuit of those brave enough to explore it. However, the history of space exploration has
After Kevork Douzadjian was discharged from the Army in 2002, he founded Apricoty, a cosmetics company that uses apricot oil in its products.
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Born into the restaurant industry, college senior Vivian Yenson followed in her family’s footsteps by recently opening Tay Ho Restaurant San Gabriel at the age of 20.
By Kamala Kirk Pasadena Weekly Staff Writer Born into the restaurant industry, college senior Vivian Yenson followed in her family’s footsteps by recently opening Tay Ho Restaurant San Gabriel at the age of 20. Yenson is the eldest granddaughter of Linda Tuyet Nguyen, the matriarch of the family-o...
From its origins as a small corner bakery in San Francisco, Tartine Bakery has grown to a worldwide bakery chain operating from 14 locations across the Bay Area, Los Angeles and Seoul.
By Luke Netzley Pasadena Weekly Deputy Editor From its origins as a small corner bakery in San Francisco, Elisabeth Prueitt and Chad Robertson’s Tartine has grown to a worldwide bakery chain operating from 14 locations across the Bay Area, Los Angeles and Seoul. Over 20 years after the first store...
On the heels of strict COVID-19 safety restrictions, the Glendale Youth Orchestra is gearing up for a new performance. Visit PasadenaWeekly.com to read the full story.
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On the heels of strict COVID-19 safety restrictions, the Glendale Youth Orchestra is gearing up for a new performance.
By Jordan Houston Pasadena Weekly Staff Writer On the heels of strict COVID-19 safety restrictions, the Glendale Youth Orchestra is gearing up for a new performance. The orchestra, comprising dozens of students ranging from sixth grade to college, will present “Symphonic Adventures” at 6 p.m. Su...
The Tall Men Group will honor late bandmate Jimmy "Muffin" Yessian, who died of cancer in September, with a two-set tribute show Sunday, March 13, at the Coffee Gallery Backstage in Altadena.
By Bliss Bowen Pasadena Weekly Contributing Writer “Food and music,” veteran songwriter Marty Axelrod mused. “What could be more communal?” The prompt for Axelrod’s comment was a lengthy discussion about late mutual friend Jimmy Yessian — so beloved as “Muffin” in the Southland acous...
To complete the The National WWII Museum’s expansion project, they partnered with The Hettema Group, the Pasadena-based experiential design firm pushing the limits of artistic and architectural creativity.
By Luke Netzley Pasadena Weekly Deputy Editor Often known as “The War that Changed the World,” the Second World War saw the death of nearly 3% of the Earth’s population and was arguably the most influential event of the 20th century. Dedicated in 2000 as the National D-Day Museum and now desig...
The Pasadena Community Foundation received $10 million from the Margie & Robert E. Petersen Foundation to establish a scholarship program.
By Allison Brown Pasadena Weekly Staff Writer The Pasadena Community Foundation received $10 million from the Margie & Robert E. Petersen Foundation to establish a scholarship program to help remove the typical obstacles encountered by transition-age foster youth as they pursue their education. “W...
Opinion: The ever-quotable Eleanor Roosevelt once said, “I think, at a child’s birth, if a mother could ask a fairy godmother to endow it with the most useful gift, that gift would be curiosity.”
By Ellen Snortland Pasadena Weekly Columnist The ever-quotable Eleanor Roosevelt once said, “I think, at a child’s birth, if a mother could ask a fairy godmother to endow it with the most useful gift, that gift would be curiosity.” Hear, hear! And here we are at March, Women’s History Month....
When the San Marino League’s sixth biennial juried fine art exhibition and sale was canceled in 2020 amid the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic, its artists were put on hold. Now two years later, the organization behind the show, “Spring into Art”, is ready to get back into the swing of things.
By Connor Dziawura Pasadena Weekly Staff Writer When the San Marino League’s sixth biennial juried fine art exhibition and sale was canceled in 2020 amid the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic, its artists were put on hold. Now two years later, the organization behind the show — dubbed “Spr...
A Los Angeles painter got a jump on the pandemic in a rather unexpected way.
By Bridgette M. Redman Pasadena Weekly Contributing Writer ALos Angeles painter got a jump on the pandemic in a rather unexpected way. Walter Erra Hubert has been painting and showing his work in Italy, as he splits his time between there and his native Pasadena. “He was interested in how I was wo...
Curious women get a bad rap. Pasadena’s Lineage Performing Arts Center invites young audiences to partake in a different perspective on curiosity.
By Bridgette M. Redman Pasadena Weekly Contributing Writer Curious women get a bad rap. Whether it was Eve wanting knowledge, Pandora opening that cursed box or Alice going where everyone told her she shouldn’t, the world has had a habit of blaming its ills on women who want to know its secrets. P...
The Pasadena Community Foundation received $10 million from the Margie & Robert E. Petersen Foundation to establish a scholarship program to help remove the typical obstacles encountered by transition-age foster youth as they pursue their education.
By Allison Brown Pasadena Weekly Staff Writer The Pasadena Community Foundation received $10 million from the Margie & Robert E. Petersen Foundation to establish a scholarship program to help remove the typical obstacles encountered by transition-age foster youth as they pursue their education. “W...
At a time when the entire world seemed to come to a halt, the pandemic inspired people everywhere to rearrange the hierarchy of needs used to assess what truly matters to them.
By Luke Netzley Pasadena Weekly Deputy Editor At a time when the entire world seemed to come to a halt, the pandemic inspired people everywhere to rearrange the hierarchy of needs used to assess what truly matters to them. Pasadena resident George Ko is no different. He found himself standing at the...
Pasadena’s performing arts organizations are gearing up for their spring performances with a mix of caution and optimism.
By Bridgette M. Redman Pasadena Weekly Contributing Writer Pasadena’s performing arts organizations are gearing up for their spring performances with a mix of caution and optimism. After two years of shows on hold or delayed, arts organizations are tentatively offering seasons, some with smaller c...
The stories of California’s retired neon signs have inspired a site-specific, immersive dance concert, “In Liquid Light,” set for that will be performed Thursday, March 3, to Sunday, March 6, at the Museum of Neon Art in Glendale.
By Bridgette M. Redman Pasadena Weekly Contributing Writer Neon lights have stories to tell, stories that can be simultaneously physical and historic. The stories of California’s retired neon signs have inspired a site-specific, immersive dance concert, “In Liquid Light,” set for that will be ...
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