Join the Kiwanis Club Tuesday at 12:00 p.m. for a forum featuring Congress, State Assembly and State Senate candidates.
The Pasadena Star-News reports that a lawsuit has forced the Forest Service to consider curbing off-road recreation and abandoning unused trails and roads to focus more on wilderness preservation.
The latest unemployment data reveals that 3.3% of people are without a job in Sierra Madre, which is much lower than the county and state unemployment rate.
Sierra Madre's historic Pinney House has been granted permission to operate as a bed and breakfast.
If you're confused about how to access agenda packets on the city's website, the library is now offering free training.
Six community forums are scheduled May 17-24 on extending the 710 Freeway. The closest meetings to Sierra Madre are in La Cañada and South Pasadena.
Sierra Madre City Councilmember Chris Koerber threw his support behind Republican U.S. Congressional candidate Bob Duran this week.
You may meet a lot of Sophias and Ethans in the Pasadena area over the next couple of years.
The Republican leader said Republicans had been working to close the gap, but were not getting support from the Democrats.
The candidates of the new 25th Senate District discussed their platforms in a Thursday forum.
The Planning Commission asked the Kensington Project's builders to make more adjustments to satisfy zoning and General Plan policies.
It’s a different ballgame in the June 5 primary, with newly-drawn geographic boundaries for the 41st District and an open primary that erases party lines.
Assembly Joint Resolution 38, co-authored by Senate Republican Leader Bob Huff (R-Diamond Bar), urges Congress and the President to reimburse California the money it spends imprisoning undocumented felons.
This video produced by the Gold Line Construction Authority shows the bridge's falsework construction over a period of two months.
Sierra Madre's Senate representative discussed education earlier this week.
Today, the nation observes a day of prayer.
Two of the three candidates for the 27th Congressional District -- which will include Sierra Madre -- share their views on some key local and national issues.
The Pasadena Unified School District will have to cut back on infrastructure improvements because of state funding issues, according to the Pasadena Sun.
The growth includes Sierra Madre, which witnessed a 0.25 percent increase in 2011.
Final edits to the plan are set to take place on June 3, according to the committee.
The Pasadena Unified School Board will hold a May hearing on a June ballot measure to switch the district to electoral subdistricts.
The Saturday collection was part of National Drug Take-Back Day.
In his weekly Capitol Comment, Senate Republican Leader Bob Huff, R-Diamond Bar, discusses his idea to sell advertisements on school buses, and pension reform.
With a more than $700 million funding gap, the Gold Line Construction Authority pushes to extend Measure R funds to the Azusa to Claremont segment of the project.
A dozen search warrants were served at various locations, authorities said.
School districts would have been able to allot advertising space on buses to generate revenue, according to the defeated measure.
Outgoing council members were thanked for their service to Sierra Madre and new members were sworn in during Tuesday's City Council meeting.
The Gold Line Construction Authority released another video detailing the progress of the bridge along the Foothill Extension.
See who’s running for offices representing Sierra Madre in the June 5 primary election.
Sierra Madre's representative in the State Assembly is holding an education summit Thursday at Cal State Fullerton.
Students modeled the day after the national conventions of the Democratic and Republican parties.
Senator Huff recently proposed reforms making it easier for districts to fire teachers for criminal or unprofessional behavior.
A Los Angeles Times study finds that the city ranked high among the 88 incorporated cities in the county.
The Senate Education Committee approved a second bill related to disciplining teachers, authored by Sen. Alex Padilla (D-Pacoima), with an 8-0 vote.
If you want a say in the future of the 710 Freeway, there will be a meeting for Sierra Madre residents to attend on Thursday.
Officials said Monday that the draft budget is $565 million lower than last year's plan.
Though voters mostly approved of local taxes at the beginning of the millennium, Sierra Madre and neighboring Bradbury followed a growing trend last week of rejecting new local tax measures.
The tax deadline is Tuesday! If you're filing your return last-minute, there are two local post offices with extended hours that can help you get your paperwork postmarked on time.
Senator Bob Huff gives a quick video update on what's happening in Sacramento, including falling state revenues that will create an even larger budget deficit and his work on pension reform.
Angeles Forest Highway and Upper Big Tujunga Canyon Road closed Thursday evening in anticipation of a storm rolling through.