Monica Rodriguez
Pasadena Star News
Pomona, CA, United States
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Rose Parade 2023: Self-built float tradition is alive and well
When floats first became motorized, the creations were small by current standards. Some floats were built on the chassis of Model-T Fords, Andersen said, and were about 8 to 10 feet long and 4 to … → Read More
Rose Parade 2023: Here is how to see the floats up close
There are a variety of ways to enjoy the floats – both before and after the parade. → Read More
Rose Parade 2023: Marching bands as a Pasadena tradition date to 1891
Parade organizers look for bands able to produce “a powerful sound amongst the audience,” in addition to sporting “unified uniforms” and playing entertaining music. → Read More
Rose Parade 2023: Bandfest schedule
Bandfest spans two days and offers three shows where the units perform their field shows. → Read More
Best of Inland Empire 2022: Catching up with Heather Froglear
As part of the 27th annual Best of Inland Empire survey, writers for The Press-Enterprise are highlighting things to see, do and be aware of in the region. → Read More
Best of Inland Empire 2022: 5 home improvements
As part of the 27th annual Best of Inland Empire survey, writers for The Press-Enterprise are highlighting things to see, do and be aware of in the region. → Read More
Best of Inland Empire 2022: 5 fun things to do in the IE
As part of the 27th annual Best of Inland Empire survey, writers for The Press-Enterprise are highlighting things to see, do and be aware of in the region. → Read More
Prop. 19 will raise needed tax revenue: Monica Rodriguez
We must have creative solutions right now and Prop. 19 is coming at a time when we are in desperate need of new revenue streams and it is coupled with providing some housing relief to many of our v… → Read More
Colleges must evolve to meet the needs of students, says La Sierra University president
Challenges come with opportunities to transform higher education and provide students the skills needed to succeed in a changing world. → Read More
Rose Parade 2020: These marching bands are always in step
Bands from across the nation and beyond will bring one-of-a-kind musical styles to Pasadena for New Year’s Day. → Read More
Mount up for the Rose Parade: Equestrians are ready for New Year’s Day – Daily News
Horses of all types and mounts representing various riding styles have been a staple of every Tournament of Roses Parade — and the 2020 procession will be no different. → Read More
Rose Tournament President Laura Farber puts spotlight on unity and diversity
In the last 130 years, the word “hope” has never been part of the Tournament of Roses Parade theme — until now. → Read More
These college students are making a difference in Riverside — and around the world
At California Baptist University and La Sierra University, education also includes transforming lives here, there and everywhere. → Read More
Riverside’s nascent Innovation District offers a preview of the city’s future – San Bernardino Sun
Initiative promises clean tech jobs, new dining and entertainment options and more. → Read More
Where to explore the Great Outdoors — right here in Riverside
Get away from it all without leaving the city by visiting these 3 iconic open spaces: Mount Rubidoux, Sycamore Canyon Wilderness Park and California Citrus State Historic Park → Read More
Rose Parade 2019: For the Norton Simon Museum, it’s the ultimate photo bomb – Orange County Register
As TV cameras capture the start of the annual New Year’s Day procession, the sight of the building’s exterior reaches a global audience. → Read More
Working to fix every defective airbag in Southern California
Each of us has a stake in the safety of our community, and each of us has a role to play in helping prevent another potentially deadly airbag incident → Read More
Michael Olivieri appointed Pomona police chief
Michael Olivieri, who has served as interim chief of the Pomona Police Department since December, was appointed permanently this week. → Read More
Pomonans celebrate start of restoration of former Pomona Valley YMCA
About 200 people gathered outside the old home of the Pomona Valley YMCA to celebrate the start of the renovation and restoration of the building listed on the National Register of Historic Places. → Read More
Pomona public invited to ground breaking ceremony for old Pomona Valley YMCA building
Members of the public are invited to gather at the historic Pomona Valley YMCA building Wednesday, Feb. 21 for a short groundbreaking ceremony where plans for the structure will be unveiled. → Read More