Possible Hail, Thunderstorms in the Forecast

Along with Monday’s rain, San Marino could also possibly get hail and thunderstorms into early Tuesday morning, according to the National Weather Service.

Tradition Continues at Christmas Around the Drive (Photos)

The San Marino Chamber of Commerce, merchants and the Fire Department continued a Christmas tradition Friday as young and old strolled Huntington Drive for treats, holiday cheer and a chance to meet Santa Claus.

Updated: Power Fully Restored, Edison Officials Say

As of 6:21 a.m. power has been restored to all customers, according to Edison officials.

Shop Local at Two Holiday Events This Week

Get into the spirit of giving and enjoy holiday festivities on Mission Street and Huntington Drive this week.

SMPD Blotter: Burglary, Identity Theft, Hit and Runs

The following crime and arrest information was supplied by the San Marino Police Department. It does not indicate a conviction.

Edison Issues Letter of Apology

In response to widespread and, in some areas, week-long power outages following last week's wind storm, Edison issued an open letter to its customers Wednesday.

Huntington Closes Certain Gardens, Reschedules Santa Event

Following last week’s windstorm, the Huntington Library, Art Collections and Botanical Gardens is assessing damage and estimates 100 trees may have to be removed from the property.

Edison Distributes Power Outage Supplies to Residents

Those still affected by widespread power outages can pick up basic supplies provided by Southern California Edison Monday.

Edison Pushes Back Timeline

The company expects power to be restored to 99.9 percent of customers by 8 p.m. Monday.

City Issues Final Windstorm Update

The City of San Marino sent a message to residents via email and phone Friday night to notify them of the progress being made to restore power to all of the city and what residents without power should do.

Power Should Be Back by Sunday

San Marino should have power by Sunday night, according to Southern California Edison.

Edison Offers No Timeline to Restore Power

About 135,000 Southern California Edison customers are still without power Friday afternoon throughout the foothills and San Gabriel Valley.

MTA Gold Line Gates Stuck

The estimate for restoration of the signals is not currently known.

SCE Site Estimates Saturday Night Power Restoration

Over 100,000 Southern California Edison customers have had power restored, the utility tweeted Friday morning, but 140,000 are still without power, including many in San Marino.

Updated: Christmas Around the Drive Postponed Due to Weather

Christmas Around the Drive, a large and cherished San Marino tradition scheduled for Friday night, has been postponed until further notice due to high winds and resulting power outages.

Wind Advisory Through Noon Friday

San Marino residents have another night of winds in store, after the city declared emergency Thursday.

UPDATED: Harsh Winds Cause Damage and Power Outages

The harsh winds forecast for Wednesday night have arrived in full force as power outages, downed trees and power lines are being reported throughout the Los Angeles area. Tell us what you've experienced in San Marino and check back for updates.

District Reacts to Former SMHS Coach’s $20K Embezzlement Charges

San Marino Unified School District Superintendent Loren Kleinrock responded Wednesday to the recent charges that former SMHS football coach Mike Mooney embezzled school funds between 2008 and 2010.

SMPD Blotter: Burglary, Theft, DUIs

The following crime and arrest information was supplied by the San Marino Police Department. It does not indicate a conviction.

Former SMHS Football Coach Charged With Embezzling Booster Club Funds

Former San Marino High School football coach Mike Mooney, who left San Marino High School halfway through the 2010 football season, has been charged with embezzling funds from the Titan Football Boosters Club. He is due in court Dec. 15.

SMPD Blotter: Domestic Abuse, Theft and Hit and Run

The following crime and arrest information was supplied by the San Marino Police Department. It does not indicate a conviction.

San Marino Man Faces Drug Trafficking Charges After Arrest

A San Marino resident was arrested on Sunday, Nov. 6 after police discovered 12 pounds of marijuana in his vehicle.

Phony Fire Inspectors Target Businesses

The Los Angeles District Attorney is warning businesses to beware of a scam that involves people posing as fire inspectors.

SMPD Reports Increase in ‘Alarming’ Burglaries

San Marino has seen an increase since October in high-profile burglaries where residents experienced significant loss—$100,000 in two cases.

Phone Call Scam on the Rise

San Marino residents have been reporting more incidents of a scam in which someone calls them and asks for money to help the resident’s relative after a fictitious accident.

SMPD Blotter: Kidnapping Hoax, Burglary, Hit and Run

The following crime and arrest information was supplied by the San Marino Police Department. It does not indicate a conviction.

SMPD Blotter: Burglary, Identity Theft, Prescription Drug Arrest

The following crime and arrest information was supplied by the San Marino Police Department. It does not indicate a conviction.

Updated: Public Safety Tax Approved--Possible Outcomes

San Marino voters approved Measure S to extend the public safety tax on Tuesday's ballot, opening the door for a new fire chief and possible police lieutenant hiring and City Hall renovations.

City Council Election: Kneier and Sun Win and React

Incumbents Dennis Kneier and Eugene Sun shared their reactions to their lead in the San Marino City Council election for two seats and results showing approval for Measure S (public safety tax) and Measure P (term limits).

Final Election Results: Kneier and Sun Re-Elected, Public Safety Tax and Term Limits Pass

Incumbent city council candidates Dennis Kneier and Eugene Sun won Tuesday's city council race and residents voted in favor of continuing the public safety tax and instating term limits. Incumbent Chris Norgaard and Lisa Link won school board seats.

Locals Answer: How Did You Vote?

Residents who voted at San Marino High School's Neher Auditorium Tuesday share how they voted regarding city council, school board, public safety tax extension and term limits.

Voters Share Their Choices (VIDEO)

Voters at the San Marino High School Neher Auditorium polling location share their voting decisions for Tuesday's election.

San Marino City Council Candidates Spend Little on Campaigns

Incumbent city council candidates are spending much less than they did on their previous campaign and no city council candidate has reported spending more than $1,000.

San Marino Election: Live Results

Follow Patch Tuesday as we post live election results for San Marino City Council candidates, school board candidates, Measure S and Measure P.

San Marino Voter's Guide: Candidates, Measures and Polling Places

Make sure you’re prepared when you go to the polls on Tuesday, Nov. 8.

San Marino PD Help With Arrest for Possession of Dangerous Weapons

FBI sought the help of South Pasadena Police in locating a man possessing two dangerous weapons Tuesday. The San Marino Police Department and other agencies helped establish a perimeter.

City Council Candidate Q&A: Measure S

Where do each of the four city council candidates stand on Measure S, which would continue the public safety tax?

SMPD Blotter: Burglary, Identity Theft, DUIs

The following crime and arrest information was supplied by the San Marino Police Department. It does not indicate a conviction.

Halloween Safety: 15 Trick-or-Treating Tips

Make sure your Halloween stays safe and fun with these tips from the San Marino Fire Department.

Police Arrest Two Men in Attempted Residential Burglary

San Marino police arrested two men on suspicion of attempted burglary on Friday after a resident called to report two men outside her home Friday morning.