Monthly Archives: May, 2016

Flip open the sports page of the Los Angeles Times and Bill Plaschke is usually there to greet readers with thought-provoking commentary about a...

Deon Brown and Kimberly Sanchez exude confidence as they sit inside a small room at the Salvation Army’s Pasadena Tabernacle on a recent Friday...

There are certain circumstances in life when numbers speak louder than words, when explaining a dire situation through a quantitative lens can illuminate the...

The concept materialized in Ingrid Kuo’s mind not long after she attended a friend’s birthday party in Pasadena about six years ago. It was...

Every Tuesday and Wednesday, the scene at the corner of Washington Boulevard and Los Robles Avenue is a familiar one for those passing by...

It’s a lifelong passion that began humbly enough. David SK Lee was a 3rd-grader in Whittier, newly arrived to the United States from Hong...

A century ago, two men named Tallman Trask and Charles Miller decided to cobble together a Boy Scouts of America troop based out of...

For nearly two decades, the music festival capital of Southern California has been Indio, a city located 130 miles east of Pasadena. Each April,...

Transparency in city government, especially as it related to the fiscal-year budget process, was a common rallying cry for those bidding for seats on...

https://outlooknewspapers.smugmug.com/Pasadena/Community/Lake-Ave-Community-Foundations-Stars-for-Tomorrow/i-qGNfTmQ/A The Lake Avenue Community Foundation’s “Stars for Tomorrow” annual benefit was held at the Rose Bowl, celebrating the 20-year anniversary of the STARS after-school...