On Ash Wednesday, Feb. 18, Southern California Catholics, and Christians of multitude denominations, will wait in line to get a smudge of ashes on their foreheads, and be…
Read more As Lenten season approaches, US Catholics straddle faith, advocacy, politicsAfter only allowing landlords to apply for cash assistance, a second round of Los Angeles County’s emergency rent relief program for survivors of the 2025 wildfires and for…
Read more Owe back rent due to wildfires, ICE raids? Find out how to apply to LA County for helpA car being pursued by California Highway Patrol officers early Sunday, Jan. 25 flew off the 105 Freeway and crashed to the ground below near Los Angeles International…
Read more Car pursued by CHP plunges off 105 Freeway near LAXEven more than one year after her Eliot Arts Magnet classroom was destroyed in the Eaton fire, Mary Herrera nearly daily goes through a mini-emotional rollercoaster. She’ll remember…
Read more Eliot Arts Magnet, other displaced PUSD schools, remain without permanent homeThere was none of the strong winds that whipped embers into hungry flames at the place where the Pasadena Jewish Temple and Center once stood. But on Tuesday…
Read more Pasadena Jewish Temple marks Eaton fire anniversary on ‘hallowed ground’What to Know Covina resident Monica Lopez had her home burglarized this past November. The thieves took $2,000 meant for her mortgage payment and her wedding rings from…
Read more ‘An angel.’ Covina woman whose dog was killed in home burglary is gifted new puppySanta Anita horse racing was canceled again Sunday as a rainy period in Southern California stretched to nearly two weeks. The track in Arcadia had also called off…
Read more Santa Anita rained out again Sunday, set to resume racing ThursdayCantor Ruth Berman Harris, Rabbi Jill Gold Wright, Melissa Levy and Rabbi Josh Ratnerwill (l-r) of the Pasadena Jewish Temple & Center gather to light the third Hanukkah…
Read more Their templed destroyed in Eaton fire, a Pasadena Jewish community holds vigil after Australia’s anti-Semitic attackPASADENA — It was a gathering of some mighty football talent at the Rose Bowl. Anthony Munoz, a California High School Football Hall of Fame member, and Pro…
Read more Rose Bowl Quarterbacks Club welcomes Warren Moon, Anthony MunozCity crews worked in rainy conditions Saturday evening to remove a large fallen oak tree in Altadena that smashed into the vehicle of a man visiting the area.…
Read more Heavy rainfall triggers downed tree, sink holes in the San Gabriel ValleyTheir names hardly do them justice: Mother Dragon, Fish, Two-Headed Dragon, Starfish, Octopus and Tripod. Six colorful, whimsical, playground sculptures surrounding Legg Lake within the expansive Whittier Narrows…
Read more Have you seen the whimsical sea sculptures at Whittier Narrows park? LA County archivists want to knowA new kind of financing mechanism approved by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday will keep future property tax revenues within unincorporated Altadena, instead of…
Read more New financing district aims to pay for fire-damaged Altadena streets, trees, sewer lines and parksAn early look at the scores from the high school football games Friday, Oct. 17. We will publish a complete list of final scores at the end of…
Read more High school football: Early look at the scores from Friday’s Week 8 gamesLos Angeles County eligible voters who want to vote in the Nov. 4 statewide election must be registered to vote. The last day to register is Monday, Oct.…
Read more Last day for LA County voters to register to vote is Monday, Oct. 20San Gabriel Valley Habitat for Humanity Thursday, Oct. 16, began framing the walls for what will be the new home of Kenneth and Carol Wood, an Altadena couple…
Read more Habitat for Humanity begins first Altadena home rebuild post-Eaton fireTake a look at some of the Southern California News Group’s top photos from the Week 4 games Friday, Sept. 19. Jordan Johnson (5) of Thousand Oaks brings…
Read more Photos: Check out Friday night’s Week 4 high school football actionA pair of modest earthquakes rattled Southern California on Saturday morning, with epicenters in Ontario. The earthquakes, of magnitudes 3.5 and 3.9, occurred within about a half hour…
Read more Two earthquakes, centered in Ontario, rattle Southern CaliforniaBoth operations rely on a chemical known as ethylene oxide to sterilize equipment, but the carcinogen can lead to an increased risk of lymphoid and breast cancers. Subscribe…
Read more Medical equipment sterilizer fined $587,800 for emissions in Vernon, OntarioEstablishing a buffer zone between people entering a hospital or medical clinic, going to religious services or a school facility and groups of protesters gathered outside could soon…
Read more LA supervisors advance ‘buffer zones,’ would protect worshippers, healthcare seekers from protestersThe Alhambra Police Department (APD) is warning people of a new scam involving fake parking tickets with phony QR codes. According to the APD, scammers create these QR…
Read more Alhambra police warn against fake parking tickets scam
