Pasadena Weekly

12/09/2025

The Supreme Court, in a 6-3 decision, has lifted a restraining order that had barred immigration agents from stopping people in LA based on broad criteria such as race, language or job. Details at https://www.pasadenaweekly.com/news/ice-can-resume-roving-patrols-supreme-court-lifts-restrictions-on-la-immigration-stops/article_94412c47-a98a-4181-8bb9-233919c97548.html.

📸: Chris Mortenson

11/09/2025

Just days after the Eaton Fire began, 14-year-old Avery Colvert founded Altadena Girls to distribute beauty products, hair care, clothing and personal items to young women in need. Learn more at https://www.pasadenaweekly.com/news/altadena-girls-continues-work-months-after-eaton-fire-local-nonprofit-is-still-rebuilding-community/article_9ed8c1dd-8135-46d3-ad8c-f92212867476.html.

📸: Christine Marie Photography

10/09/2025

With the Instrumental Giving registry, musicians can list gear and instruments they have lost, and donors are able to help them to replace these items.

During the Los Angeles fires, Dan Voznick of the ’80s post-punk band Afterimage lost his home and nearly all of his belongings, including musical instruments. Through the Instrumental Giving registry,

09/09/2025

As the golden light of autumn settles over the San Gabriel Valley, Pasadena emerges as a living canvas — its streets, theaters and gardens pulsing with creativity. Details at https://www.pasadenaweekly.com/online_features/canvas-of-the-season-this-fall-features-a-mix-of-arts-events/article_26f6c41c-8a9e-4be7-ae1e-3d35f369835a.html.

📸: Courtesy of Descanso Gardens

08/09/2025

The neighborhood was anticipating The Italian Deli Co. with bated breath. After The George closed on East Washington Boulevard, people asked when owner Gary Chaglasyan would open for business.

“It was amazing,” said Chaglasyan. “People were stopping by every day and asking when we would be open and if we could do anything for them. We have had amazing support from the community.”

The neighborhood was anticipating The Italian Deli Co. with bated breath. After The George closed on East Washington Boulevard, people asked when owner Gary Chaglasyan would open for business.

06/09/2025

“One Man, Two Guvnors” is packed with physical comedy, quick wit, and a live skiffle band playing Gary Olding’s original songs. Preview the show at pasadenaweekly.com/arts_and_events/madcap-comedy-one-man-two-guvnors-opens-a-noise-within-season/article_dccb5b92-bd8d-4020-affd-3fc74671bdf0.html.

📸: Craig Schwartz

05/09/2025

Can you put a price on nostalgia? There’s no “Definitely Maybe” about it. Oasis can certainly do so as its reunion tour, which stops Saturday and Sunday at the Rose Bowl, has been the hottest ticket of the summer as the band plays quite a few tracks from its breakthrough album, “Definitely Maybe.”

Can you put a price on nostalgia? There’s no “Definitely Maybe” about it. Oasis can certainly do so as its reunion tour, which stops Saturday and Sunday at the Rose

05/09/2025

Principal POPS Conductor Michael Feinstein puts down the conducting baton and picks up the microphone to sing an evening of his favorite songs from the Great American Songbook on Saturday at the Los Angeles County Arboretum.

Principal Pops Conductor Michael Feinstein puts down the conducting baton and picks up the microphone to sing an evening of his favorite songs from the Great American Songbook on Saturday,

04/09/2025

’90s nostalgia is ubiquitous. Clinton-era fashion, characterized by an accessible blend of simplicity and rebellion, is making a comeback. “Baywatch” actress Pam Anderson is once again on the silver screen in the “Naked Gun” reboot.

Oasis, who performs on Saturday, Sept. 6, and Sunday, Sept. 7, at the Rose Bowl, has reunited, and with apologies to Beyoncé and Lady Gaga, the event featuring vocalist Liam Gallagher and his guitarist-songwriter brother Noel Gallagher is the concert of the year.

Keep reading at https://www.pasadenaweekly.com/online_features/supersonic-spectacle-english-icons-oasis-take-over-the-rose-bowl/article_b42899e9-54e1-4a33-8aa9-a8242f2cbdb4.html.

📸: Harriet T K Bols

03/09/2025

The Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective (BEAM) is moving its “Heart Space” healing circle from Inglewood to Pasadena to show support for the Pasadena and Altadena communities after the Eaton Fire. More on this at https://www.pasadenaweekly.com/news/post-fire-support-beam-relocates-healing-circle-to-support-pasadena-residents/article_4b713bf2-1009-4ce1-966f-4683e2c5a6d3.html.

02/09/2025

Ten years ago, Renee Concialdi left a long, successful corporate career to share the importance of compassionate, professional support for aging loved ones.

The move she felt was essential, as it came after caring for her mother for 18 years. Her response was to open Right at Home agencies with her family in Pasadena and West Covina.

Keep reading at pasadenaweekly.com/online_features/right-at-home-family-shares-compassion-for-caregiving/article_1eb1634d-53fb-49c7-8319-f485dbd94f86.html.

📸: Rich Schmitt

29/08/2025

Devika Hazra, a professor of economics and statistics in the College of Business and Economics at California State University, Los Angeles, was honored for excellence in teaching and outstanding achievements during the 2025 University Convocation and Investiture.

Devika Hazra, a professor of economics and statistics in the College of Business and Economics at Cal State LA, was honored for excellence in teaching and outstanding achievements during the