Arcadia Cat Shelter's Anonymous Donor Inspires Copy-Cat Generosity

"Got the inspiration last week — Please save the animals, for some of us it's all we have left," wrote an anonymous Humane Society donor.

Mysterious Benefactor Drops $8,000 in Collection Box at Animal Shelter for Arcadia

An anonymous donor dropped $8,000 in $20 bills into the collection box at the no-kill cat shelter serving Arcadia.

Earthquake Rattles South Los Angeles

Did you feel it? A small earthquake rattled Gardena area, and was felt as far as Arcadia.

Dead Bird Near Arcadia Tests Positive for West Nile Virus

According to the San Gabriel Valley Mosquito and Vector Control District, West Nile virus activity was detected in most of the valley.

Arcadia Resident Deal Alert: California Adventure Offer through Costco

Looking for cheap annual passes to Disneyland? Check out Costco's Southern California Adventure pass, available for $330 through December

Arcadia Association of Realtors Holds Charity Gold Tournament

The tournament held in memory of Scott Burtz will be held September 12.

Acradia Talks Emergency Preparedness: Don't Wait--Communicate

September is National Preparedness and Orange County communities are getting ready. Here are some tips keeping lines of communication open

Rose Jam: 210 Closures this weekend; Steer Clear of Foothill

Alright, Arcadia--Tonight marks the last chapter in the 210 Road Closure lovingly referred to as the "Rose Jam." Steer Clear of Foothill Fwy

Coyote Sightings in Arcadia? Just Whistle

Living in the foothills has benefits, but also wild neighbors! City Hall is offering a free coyote safety whistle to residents who need them

Arcadia Asks: Do You Have What it Takes to Lead?

The Arcadia Leadership Academy is once again accepting applications, according to the city of Arcadia website. If you are interested, read:

Arcadia Native Marine Aviator to be Honored in Friday Memorial

An Arcadia native, Maj. Richard Norton, was killed during a training flight in lat July will be honored by a memorial this Friday in Miramar

Enter to Win: Arcadia Patch News Photo of the Week

Are you ready to share your favorite photo to be entered in the Arcadia Area's Patch Photo of the Week contest? Here's How!

Statewide 'Flex Alert' Issued: Residents Asked to Cut Back Power Usage During Peak Hours

Stay cool, Arcadia! See latest temps predicted for the area.

Emergency Call For Blood Donors: Where To Give In Arcadia, Nearby

Summer supplies are very low in Southern California, according to the American Red Cross. Numerous drives coming up ...

Rose Jam of 210-freeway Opens Early, Repeat Closures Coming

Though this weekend's work on the 210 Freeway was completed early, there will be a repeat performance later this month

Did You Feel It? Central California Morning Earthquake Rattles SoCal

A 3.7 magnitude earthquake struck between Brawley and El Centro, California today. Did you feel it?

Stay Safe and Sane: More Fires Reported on 4th of July than the rest of the Year

Did you know that more fires are reported on July 4th than any other day of the year? Follow these tips to stay safe this Independence Day

Flying this Holiday Weekend? 4th of July Air Travel Doesn't Need to be a Headache

If you're flying over the 4th of July weekend, these travel tips will make parking, baggage check, lines and extra security checks easier.

Temple City is on List for Rotating Electrical Power Outages

Due to the closure of the Aliso Canyon Natural Gas Facility, Temple City will be among those affected by rotating power outages in the area.

Metrolink Gold Line--Serving San Gabriel Valley--Delayed Due to Heat

Excessive Heat in southern California has caused delays on Metrolink's Gold Line, according to reports. Is your train affected?

Photo of the Week: Breath-Taking View of Santa Anita

Patch loves photos! Share your photos with Patch and your work could be featured.

National Pet Day: Pet-Friendly Restaurants in Arcadia

Monday is National Pets Day! Here are some restaurants in Arcadia that will allow pets at outdoor tables.

City of Hope Receives Grant from Hilton Foundation for Cancer Research

The grant will go toward a five-year effort to promote and research the role of healthy habits and nutrition in reducing cancer risk.

City of Hope Patient Files Compromised in 'Phishing' Attack

The data breach 'resulted in unauthorized access to four staff members email accounts,' officials said.

Arcadia's Carcadia on Route 66

Cars, Coffee and Community-Building

Two Score And Yesterday

No wonder two score and yesterday went by like a speeding bullet.

Save Las Tunas Drive?

So I’ve been a Temple City/Las Tunas Drive business owner for 40-years and I hope “Save” Las Tunas Drive doesn’t mean preserve it as it is.

Opening Day at Santa Anita Park: Ponies, Cocktails, Gourmet Food, Live Music

The 79-Year LA tradition returns Dec. 26 with live thoroughbred racing and The Guest Chef Series.

The Wrong Open Spot At The Bar

Last night, following our office’s Christmas party, I got a text asking a question I’ve learned to dread: “Did you hear about Bill?"

Top 10 Drought Tips

Try these 10 Water Saving Tips to save water in the kitchen, bathroom, laundry room, pool area and lawn.

Saturday Smiles: Bottle-fed Baby Tiger; Hollywood Star Does Jury Duty; New Jobs Announced in Inland Empire

Need a break from bad news? Here are a few of our favorite uplifting headlines and photos from Southern California Patch sites.

Obituaries, Events, Announcements: How to Post For Free on Patch

Patch is your community platform. Here's how you can use it to share your news.

Pre-Orders Begin for Anticipated Pink Ribbon License Plates

Fees will provide mammograms to California’s underserved women.

Fires, Earthquakes, Floods and a Tsunami Advisory: One Week In California

Mother Nature kept Californians humble as she unleashed a wide range of natural disasters across the state.

Saturday Smiles: UnBEARably Tasty Snack; Summiting Mt. Whitney; Southland Gets Drenched (And Loves It!)

Need a break from bad news? Here are a few of our favorite uplifting headlines and photos from Southern California Patch sites.

How Dangerous is it Driving in California?

This year is shaping up to be one of the deadliest since 2007 and the economy is partly to blame.

Whale Trapped in Net; Wounded Blue Jay Gets CHP Help; New Home for Bay Bridge Chicken; Fatal Dog Mauling: All in Calif.

Patch has had a wide array of unique animal stories from around the state this week. Some of the photos are incredible.

Saturday Smiles: Tiger Cub Found in Neighborhood; Teacher Wins Millions in the Lottery; Deputy Delivers Baby at Car Wash

Need a break from bad news? Here are a few of our favorite uplifting headlines and photos from Southern California Patch sites.

Did 14 Percent of California's Population Leave as a Result of the Recession?

New migration data from IRS tracked those who left and those who arrived

What You Should Do Now to Prepare for El Nino

Wildfires and drought have left California at greater risk of flooding during a monster El Niño, and experts say now is the time to prepare.