Penny Arevalo
Pasadena Star News
San Juan Capistrano, CA, United States
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Photos: First-ever Pride parade and rally marches in Alhambra, Monterey Park
The event was originally planned for 2020, but then the pandemic postponed the celebration. → Read More
For 2021 Rose Parade band members, the band will play on (in 2022)
The 21 marching bands who made the cut for the 2021 parade — including 10 high school bands — will be invited back for 2022. But there’s still sadness about the upcoming New Year&… → Read More
Police arrest Arcadia man accused of taping sexual encounters with students
Investigators say the 18-year-old’s victims include current and former Arcadia High students. → Read More
Photos: Mt. SAC’s 2020 graduation is like none before it
It was supposed to make history for another reason. → Read More
Photos: Mt. SAC’s 2020 graduation is like none before it – San Gabriel Valley Tribune
It was supposed to make history for another reason. → Read More
2020 graduation in San Gabriel Valley, Whittier: Yard signs are the new mortar boards
With coronavirus-prompted restrictions cramping seniors’ style this year, high schools are passing out yard signs. → Read More
Burgers, fries: Employees at Monterey Park convalescent homes treated
Their employer recognizes their on the frontlines and wanted to say thank you. The homes have no active coronavirus cases. → Read More
Altadena couple weds and neighbors find a way to celebrate in age of coronavirus
Oh, they maintained social distancing. Here’s what happened. → Read More
Coronavirus: These Whittier schools won’t return to campus this year
The Los Angeles County superintendent is recommending no students return for in-class instruction. Here are the local school districts answering the call. → Read More
Coronavirus: These San Gabriel Valley schools are not returning to on-campus instruction
With the state and county superintendents recommending suspending in-person lessons for the rest of the academic school year, here’s where you can find all the local school districts followin… → Read More
Number of Pasadena’s coronavirus patients doubles to 6 – San Gabriel Valley Tribune
Of the three, one is hospitalized. → Read More
In the middle of a coronavirus outbreak is a heck of a time to move to a new neighborhood
Column: Just as I settle in, now I have to stay in. A copy of the Monrovia Today activities brochure taunts me with what could have been. → Read More
Prom attire giveaway in Pasadena had students dreaming of the big day
Photos: ‘Imagine what it means to a young person who would be outside looking in at their own prom if not for that event.’ → Read More
100-plus rodent droppings found in Arcadia ‘dive’ bar
A health inspector visited a self-proclaimed “dive bar” in Arcadia and discovered more than 100 rodent droppings in both in back and in front of the house. The inspector with the Los An… → Read More
These voting centers on Election Day, March 3 have no lines
Tuesday, March 3, not every polling place is jam packed. The Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk’s Office implemented a new system this year that reduced the number of polling locations but allows county residents to go to any voting center, some of which opened as many as 10 days ago, the rest opening three days ago. While 249,680 people voted before Tuesday, reports across the… → Read More
Photos: Take a tour of new Kaiser Permanente office in Irwindale
It’s the first ‘NextGen’ type facility in the San Gabriel Valley, with new tech features. → Read More
What Azusa voters will see on their March 3 ballot
Azusans will vote in two local contests and on one local measure. → Read More
Santa Fe Spring’s Lakeview Elementary gets jump on Read Across America day
Photos: The day included some traditional green eggs and ham. → Read More
Kid flat-track motorcycle riders race for Gumball Rally trophy in Industry
Photos: As young as 5 years old, the competition was just as fierce. → Read More
30 years later at Pasadena restaurant, USC student cashes in on prof’s throw-down
The Arcadia resident called it the USC Peking Duck Dinner Award. All a student had to do is increase his or her net worth by $1 million within five years of graduating. → Read More