Brennon Dixson
Whittier Daily News
Long Beach, CA, United States
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Pasadena’s Mayor Victor Gordo, actor Danny Trejo forced to walk in 134th Rose Parade
Gordo was travelling down the route in a 1907 Autocar bus, joined by his family and close friends, including Trejo. → Read More
Rose Parade prompts return of early morning Metrolink service
The first train on five Metrolink lines have been rescheduled so riders can reach Pasadena with a free transfer to the Metro Gold Line. → Read More
As Covina Valley Unified educators prepare for a potential strike, here’s what you should know
The union says it will strike if a deal isn’t reached on Wednesday. It would impact school schedules and extracurricular activities. → Read More
Pasadena City Council eases up on key hurdles to Affinity Project
Two conditions – one pertaining to a limit on maximum height and another relating to a local mobility analysis – had been sticking points. → Read More
In a thrilling USC-UCLA football game, a much-needed full house rocks Pasadena’s Rose Bowl stadium
After a season of roller-coaster attendance figures, a packed Rose Bowl for Saturday’s USC-UCLA game was considered a win for the 100-year-old stadium. → Read More
Election 2022: Pasadena rent control backers declare win; gap closes on Baldwin Park cannabis measure
Here are some of the closest races in the San Gabriel Valley and the Whittier area. → Read More
Pasadena, San Gabriel Valley Veterans Day events celebrate sacrifice, strive for a ‘common good’
Events — such as the one in Pasadena on Friday — remembered generations who got beyond their differences to sacrifice for a common purpose. → Read More
Caltech to celebrate 100th anniversary of seismology lab
Find out how you can join Caltech in celebrating the anniversary of its Seismology Lab. → Read More
With possible strike on horizon, Covina-Valley Unified teachers rally amid negotiations
The rally coincided with a fact-finding hearing. For months, the two sides have not been able to settle their negotiations. → Read More
Pasadena Police say officer was within policy in fatal Anthony McClain shooting
The result of the review has been long awaited by residents in the city of Pasadena. → Read More
Bella Ballard, of Altadena, crowned 2023 Rose Queen
The Tournament of Roses has a new Rose Queen — and she likes to volunteer, dabbles in calligraphy and loves soccer and vinyl records. → Read More
Gabby Giffords named Rose Parade grand marshal
With her selection, Giffords will serve as top ambassador for this year’s Tournament of Roses festivities. → Read More
Pasadena’s Coming Out Day party readies for Mariachi Arcoiris de Los Angeles, the first LGBTQ mariachi band
Such events remain every relevant, officials say, because they represent a sharing of stories, which encourages equality under the law. → Read More
Pasadena City Council says not quite yet on in-person meetings
Pasadena City Council had a lengthy discussion to begin meeting in-person on Monday. Remote meetings over Zoom will continue through October while staff prepares hybrid options. → Read More
Tournament of Roses just announced its 2023 Royal Court; here they are
The group will ride on a float in the 134th Rose Parade and attend the 109th Rose Bowl Game on Monday, Jan. 2, 2023. → Read More
Pasadena begins process to heal ‘scar’ known as the ‘710 stub’
Residents will have to wait years until a project replacing the failed 710 extension is realized in Pasadena. Here’s why. → Read More
Southern Californians remember what Queen Elizabeth meant to them
Read how Southern California residents honored Queen Elizabeth II on the day of her death. → Read More
Amazon Fresh to open in Pasadena this month; here’s when and where
Find out when Pasadena will welcome Amazon Fresh to the neighborhood. → Read More
Pasadena Unified says principal will return to campus after row over suspicion-person call
The district has made a decision about the future of San Rafael Elementary Principal Rudy Ramirez, who ignited debate after his recorded reaction to a janitor’s arrest. → Read More
Pasadena settles claim against former operator of the Sheraton Pasadena Hotel
Pasadena’s lawsuit in California court continues against other operators of the Sheraton Pasadena Hotel, where the city is seeking the remaining unpaid hotel tax, interest, and penalties. → Read More