In the 1960s, Sierra Madre’s American Opinion Bookstore was one of many run by the anti-communist John Birch Society.
Weighing legal and political challenges, Districting Task Force members decided against a change in language that could have allowed non-citizens to vote in school board elections.
In conjunction with the California Interscholastic Federation, the 15-year deal will allow games and features to be broadcast on cable television, Internet and mobile devices.
Annual award recognizes contributions to the school above and beyond the average contributor and/or volunteer.
Mary Brandenburg starts today by blogging about issues related to bullying, particularly in situations that include children with disabilities.
New independent film “Long Time Gone” stars Taylor’s grocery store.
More than $100,000 in project funds will come from a Community Block Development Grant and Sierra Madre's general fund.
The 62,000 Southern California employees will continue to work for the "Big Three" chains after talks prove successful.
Last week San Marino shut out the La Salle Lancers, handing them their 13th consecutive loss.
Emmanuel Church in Arcadia holds fundraiser featuring BBQ plus blues and gospel music.
The eastbound 210 Freeway will have full and partial closures beginning Monday night to make way for construction on the Gold Line Extension Bridge.
One local artist is creating connections through artistic diversity.
These gentlemen are looking for new homes.
"The Sorcerer's Apprentice" at the Sierra Madre Playhouse is a fun choice for everyone.
La Salle's football team has now lost 13 games in a row.
The City Council awarded a contract worth $36,000 annually to a lobbying firm to advocate for the Gold Line and local control issues in Sacramento.
It's time to smell the roses.
The resident reported the mountain lion sighting to police on Thursday night.
McAlister was a standout player at Pasadena High School before going to play for the Baltimore Ravens on a 2005 contract worth $55 million.
The Pasadena Unified School District is considering allowing non-citizens to vote in district elections.
Sierra Madre Rose Princesses will represent the city at Tournament of Roses functions and ride on the Sierra Madre float in the January parade.
Library Services Director Toni Buckner worked for Sierra Madre for 34 years.
After nearly a year, Tony and Mary Brandenburg's son is returning to Sierra Madre Elementary, but the family is not without reservations.
Discussion of some land use designations doesn’t sit well with Mosca and Walsh.
Patch helps you round out your weekend plans.
Anniversary of September 11 attacks was taken as a time to pay tribute to the fallen as well as local police and fire heroes.
Mayor John Buchanan serves as tie breaker in final vote.
In March 1945, racist vandals defaced the Altadena property of scientist Linus Pauling after he hired a Japanese-American gardener from Sierra Madre.
Residents of West Mira Monte Avenue spotted the animal on the evening of Monday, Sept. 12.
It's Assemblyman Anthony Portantino (D-La Cañada) second attempt to make it a crime for most people to publicly carry unloaded handguns.
Prior to every meeting of the Sierra Madre City Council, Patch publishes the complete agenda packet, including all staff reports, notes and minutes from previous meetings.
New freshmen at Alverno High School began class confident, comfortable, and ready to go.
Queen Anne-style structure has rich history and unique architectural design to go along with its hefty asking price.
SMSR Team responded to a high number of incidents in the month of August. What follows is a rundown of some of the most notable incident responses.
Lynn Newcomb Jr., who died Monday, leaves a love for the mountains and people behind through Mt. Waterman, Newcomb's Ranch and the lives he touched.
Frances Hart is the great-granddaughter of John Jacob Hart, one of Sierra Madre's founding fathers.
The SMFD and SMPD held a moment of silence on Sunday, Sept. 11, at the Fire Department. Dozens of residents joined to commemorate the 10th anniversary of 9/11.
Take a look at our adorable pets of the week.
Reminiscing on this time of year makes one writer wonder if it is time to head back to class.
The meetings are part of the environmental impact report process of the plan to remove up to 2 million cubic yards of dirt from the Devil's Gate Dam.