Jet Propulsion Laboratory is handling the impact of a roughly $1M budget cut.
All Saints Church, a staunch backer of same-sex marriage, held a vigil over the weekend as it awaits a ruling from the U.S. Supreme Court on the constitutionality of Proposition 8, the California ballot measure that banned gay marriage.
The 378 signs—a $2.2 million project—are designed to help tourists, motorists, bicyclists and others find their way to major Pasadena landmarks and institutions.
Karen Thompson Walker’s coming-of-age science fiction novel will take center stage in a Q&A Thursday.
All the races had clear winners except for one, which will result in an April 16 run-off election.
Live coverage from the Pasadena City Council Chamber begins at 7:30 p.m. and polls close at 8 p.m.
Police will tell residents what action they are taking and what residents can do to keep themselves and their family safe.
Donations are being collected for 25 families affected by a Feb. 24 apartment complex fire.
La Salle High School senior Stephanie Delazeri moves to the final round of judging in the third annual Los Angeles Student Film Festival. Two of her animated films are selected.
Registration forms are available at the post office, the city's public counters and community centers.
Jet Propulsion Laboratory engineer Bobak Ferdowsi will apparently be referred to in President Barack Obama’s address Tuesday night, the Daily Bulletin reports.
Here’s what you need to know if you’ll be in Pasadena during Sunday’s half marathon.
In a crazy news week, here's a recap of other Patch stories you may have missed.
The following is a rundown of what's opened and closed for the Presidents Day holidays in Pasadena.
A groundbreaking ceremony is scheduled for March 2.
The U.S. Postal Service announced it will end Saturday mail delivery by Aug. 1. Speak out: How will this affect you?
The San Gabriel Valley assemblyman has introduced a measure under which state-owned or state-run institutions would be required to choose California farm products.
The Level 4 emergency ban, due to water facility repairs in Eagle Rock and La Verne, will last from Feb. 21-28.
Metro encourages San Gabriel Valley commuters to get their FasTrak transponders to be ready to enjoy all the benefits.
A Caltech researcher says the $80 million system could save lives.
Construction to extend the northeast line is also underway.
The boulevard was created to provide a low-traffic area for cyclists.
Here's a recap of the Top 5 SGV Patch stories from Jan. 13-19.
The city is ahead of the state, which received failing grades in several areas.
The rover's target area is believed to have once held water, according to scientists at JPL.
A full-scale replica of the Mars Curiosity Rover will be on display for attendees of the Thursday, Jan. 24 event.
"What is clear is that this is not ready for prime time," says L.A. County Supervisor Yaroslavsky after representatives of cities, schools and businesses voice opposition.
Here's a recap of the SGV's Top 5 Patch stories from Jan. 6-12.
His proposed state budget for 2013-14 features a revolutionary change in the way education is financed.
Five candidates are looking to fill the position left open by newly elected Assemblymember Chris Holden.
The office of Los Angeles councilman Tom LaBonge is organizing the event.
Brown has moved to end a federal court order capping the state's prison population and another that requires intensive oversight of prison mental-health care.
About 130,000 people are hospitalized each year due to foodborne illnesses, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The board will consider using nearly $200,000 to establish a hydrogen sulfide monitoring network near the Salton Sea. Last year odors from the area spread around Southern California.
Gov. Jerry Brown signed nearly 1,000 bills signed into law in 2012; here's an overview of what goes into effect Jan. 1, 2013.
TIME magazine named President Barack Obama their person of the year. Tell us who you think should win from our town!
City crews are dismembering the massive Italian Stone Pine tree at 781 N. Hill Ave. from the top down. The cutting is expected to last all week.
This is the latest in a series of Metro meetings with the public to gain input regarding the 710 Freeway's possible expansion.
With Councilmember Chris Holden's election to State Assembly, the city is accepting applications to fill the vacancy.
State Attorney General Kamala Harris lauded the decision, and Pasadena Pride Center's Rick Eisenlord says "It does not get bigger than this."