Pasadena Police Shooting Raises More Questions
The parents of the 19 year old who was killed by the Pasadena Police; Anya Slaughter and Kenneth McDade spoke at the press conference at NAACP headquarters in Pasadena Wednesday afternoon. Pictured with the parents is attorney Caree Harper. Joe Brown NAACP President was also at the press conference – Photo by Terry Miller Pasadena [...]
Mayor Bogaard Cooks up a Storm During Restaurant Week
Mayor Bogarrd helped kick off restaurant week in Pasadena at a/k/a American Bistro on Monday morning by cooking up a delicious Salmon dish with a little help from Chef Lambrinos. A full list of participating restaurants will follow Everyone is invited to celebrate Pasadena’s culinary excellence from Sunday, March 25 to Friday, March 30, 2012. [...]
Mayor Bogaard Kicks off Restaurant Week
Photography by Terry Miller Mayor Bogaard started Restaurant Week off by creating a masterful Salmon dish early Monday morning. Assisting gastro-Mayor Bogarrd with some of the finer points was chef James Lambrinos and Restauranteur Robert Simon of a/k/a American Bistro in Old Pasadena.
San Gabriel Police Officers’ Association Files Suit Against City Lawyers Compare Scandal to City of Bell
San Gabriel Police Officers’ Association Files Suit Against City Lawyers Compare Scandal to City of Bell By Terry Miller The San Gabriel Police Officers’ Association announced a lawsuit has been filed against the city, accusing city officials of misusing city employee retirement funds. The POA’s attorney Dieter Dammeier said the city has “misappropriated and misused” [...]
Jack Scott to Retire as Chancellor of State Community College System
Jack Scott to Retire as Chancellor State Community College system The chancellor of California Community Colleges is slated to retire as head California’s state college system. Former State Senator Jack Scott said Tuesday that he will retire on Sept. 1, after nearly six decades in higher education and public service. Since becoming chancellor in January [...]
Affected PCC Students Speak Out at Emergency Townhall Meeting
By Krishna Rajagopalan The Pasadena City College Associated Students held a townhall meeting on February 27th to discuss the latest budget cuts at PCC. The townhall meeting was a time for students to express their opinions on how the budget cuts have affected them and what they think should be done to remedy the situation. [...]
Hollywood Goes For the Holy Grail – Spamalot Returns to Pantages
The legendery King Arthur made a rare appearance on the red carpet Tuesday night. Well, it wasn’t actually King Arthur, but none other thanthe King of Monty Python’s Flying Circus, Eric Idle, who popped into the Pantages for a peek at opening night of SPAMALOT. Our intrepid photoman Rick Keshishi managed to get some splendid [...]
Sierra Madre Man Returns From Canadian Prison
Robert Matheson has been Released from Canadian Custody and is now at his Sierra Madre home. On February 22, 2012, Sierra Madre resident Robert Matheson was released from a Canadian custodial facility after serving time for child pornography-related charges. Matheson returned home on February 23, 2012 and met with local police officials on Friday morning. [...]
LOVE NOTES FROM AROUND THE WORD COME TO HUNTINGTON HOSPITAL CANCER PATIENTS
LOVE NOTES FROM AROUND THE WORD COME TO HUNTINGTON HOSPITAL CANCER PATIENTS Presentation Honors Cancer Patients on Valentine’s Day Love Notes From Around the World is a joint effort between Huntington Hospital and the American Cancer Society (ACS) Southern California Chinese Relay for Life. Together these organizations made Valentine’s Day a bit more festive for [...]
‘Luck’ To Hold Open Casting Call February 12, Season Two At Santa Anita Set To Begin Production
Nick Nolte stars with Dustin Hoffman in LUCK – Photo by Terry Miller ‘Luck’ To Hold Open Casting Call February 12, Season Two At Santa Anita Set To Begin Production HBO’s LUCK, which was recently picked up for a second season by the cable network, is seeking all types of every day race track characters [...]