Get hot pancakes and sausage, play in a petting zoo, glide down a big slide and more at the annual San Marino Firefighters' Association Pancake Breakfast.
The following crime and arrest information was supplied by the San Marino Police Department. It does not indicate a conviction.
The countywide anti-DUI campaign will patrol for impaired drivers this weekend.
A man was hit by a car and killed around 10 p.m. Saturday night.
Five police departments responded to an Occupy-type protest, where more than 100 people chanted and held signs outside Wells Fargo CFO Tim Sloan’s San Marino home Thursday night. One disabled woman was arrested.
San Marino Police Chief John Schaefer felt backlash as a police officer during the time of the L.A. riots and skeptically hopes we have progressed since then. Read his story and share your LA riots memories.
No one was injured in the Friday morning robbery, police said.
What lessons have we learned as Angelenos from the worst rioting in recent memory? Where were you during the hysteria? Share your thoughts.
The impostor charged with a 1985 San Marino bludgeoning death and his attorneys will return to court June 25, the Pasadena Star-News reported.
A morning rush hour accident sent a woman to the hospital and tied up traffic for miles on Arroyo Seco Parkway.
Officials announced the move Wednesday, reported the Pasadena Star-News. Previous court proceedings for Christian Karl Gerhartsreiter, the Rockefeller impostor charged with a 1985 San Marino murder, have been held at the Alhambra Superior Courthouse.
An independent report on November's windstorms suggests Edison could have had power restored as much as two days sooner than it did. It highlights multiple areas where the utility can improve.
The California Office of Traffic Safety released a series of campaign videos with Californian, distracted 'zombies' behind the wheel. Do you think they will help curb distracted driving?
A man with dementia wandered from Pasadena and was found in San Marino several hours later and reunited with his family.
Police will begin enforcing the no left turn law on West Drive.
A man suspected of posing as a City Inspector and robbing a San Marino couple, who also noticed items missing from their home, is still on the loose. See composite sketches of the suspect and how to prevent a deception burglary from happening to you.
Chairwoman of the San Marino Centennial Book Committee and the book’s author tell of San Marino’s shady and “quirky” past to the Pasadena Star-News. Read more about local history in the provided previous Patch coverage.
Using pedestrian decoys, the San Marino Police Department will be cracking down on motorists who fail to stop for pedestrians.
Animal control officers are sweeping the area and will penalize owners whose pets are not fixed or current on vaccinations and licenses.
The San Marino Police Department reports that possibly multiple suspects, including a man posing as a utilities worker, took part in a robbery and burglary of a home Tuesday.
There's a solar radiation storm in progress with another storm heading towards Earth that could prove to be a problem for communications and electrical systems. Here is some information about and raw video footage of the storm.
In light of the recent string of residential burglaries, Patch asked San Marino Detective Aaron Blonde to provide tips to residents on how to keep their homes safe from break-ins.
Two homes were burglarized in San Marino Wednesday and suspects tried to break into a third home. One of the suspects was taken into custody but police are still looking for two other suspects.
San Marino Police are trying to narrow down when crimes like burglaries occurred and say having an active alarm can help. Do you agree?
In order to combat criminals from listening in on police radio transmissions, local police departments are encrypting their radio channel frequencies.
See what on-ramps and lanes will be closed for the 210 freeway and plan your commutes accordingly.
Fraud alert: an on-again, off-again ruse is on the rise, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department.
In an arraignment Thursday morning, Christian Karl Gerhartsreiter, charged with the bludgeoning death of San Marino man John Sohus, again plead not guilty to the charges, the Pasadena Star-News reported. His trial could last three months.