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The fishing competition for kids was the biggest it's ever been this past weekend. About 400 people participated in the event, in which the city fills two small lakes with water and 600 lbs. of rainbow trout, that begin in the 1970s.
County officials informed the audience about where to lodge complaints so they are dealt with promptly.
Just under $1,300 was raised yesterday at local cancer survivor's 24th birthday benefit at Santa Anita Park. The former La Salle student wants to revitalize a declining industry by attracting more youth to horse racing.
Several friends and family have organized a benefit for Gino Buccola’s birthday taking place today at Santa Anita Park to help the 24-year-old who was diagnosed with cancer last October without health insurance.
During last night's meeting, the City Council unanimously approved Ordinance 1313, which changes the canyon area from R-1 Residential to the new R-C Residential Canyon Zone and implements new regulations in the area.
At last night's meeting, the council voted to direct staff to issue yet another Request for Proposals to potential operators to run a Sierra Madre Farmers Market.
The Sierra Madre City Council will hold a Strategic Planning Retreat at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday at the Youth Activity Center.
Several residential burglaries, a few arrests during traffic stops for possession of narcotics, vandalism at Sierra Madre School's upper campus, and more crimes occurred last week. Also the LASD's bomb squad was deployed to secure an artillery shell.
There are quite a few items up for discussion at tonight's meeting after the council takes action on a few Consent Calendar items, such as the proposed Canyon Zone Ordinance.
The announcement comes a month and a half after the City Council accepted preliminary plans from AT&T that will modify an existing cellular tower in Sierra Vista Park.
A Rockefeller impostor who lived in San Marino in the 1980s said Wednesday he's innocent of the murder charges filed against him Tuesday. Meanwhile San Marino officials have begun the process of extraditing him from Massachusetts to California.
A Rockefeller impostor who lived in San Marino in the 1980s said Wednesday he's innocent of the murder charges filed against him Tuesday. Meanwhile LASD officials have begun the process of extraditing him from Massachusetts to California.
Board members were not happy with the decision they had to make Tuesday night, but all agreed the cuts were necessary because of the state’s financial situation.
Board members were not happy with the decision they had to make Tuesday night, but all agreed the cuts were necessary because of the state’s financial situation.
At Friday morning's community breakfast, Patch spoke with protesters who had gathered in opposition to the mayor's choice of Focus on the Family's Rev. H.B. London as keynote speaker.
The organizers of the benefit concert, as well as Gino Buccola and his family, were very pleased with the success of their effort. The money raised will help Buccola in paying his medical bills.
The organizers of the benefit concert, as well as Gino Buccola and his family, were very pleased with the success of their effort and look forward to the next one.
The Rubio Canyon wall was finally taken down, Superintendent Edwin Diaz announced his resignation, another Altadena resident entered the school board race, Antonovich said he will push for an EIR, and more.
Hundreds of people from the community showed up to grieve the loss of young Brandon Jackson on Saturday.
Gino Buccola, a 23-year-old Santa Anita Park regular, was diagnosed with cancer last October without health insurance.
