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Police were unable to locate the man after he fled on foot following a car chase. Authorities believe the parolee had been casing homes in Chevy Chase Canyon.
Certified results will be available March 22, and everything will be finalized on March 26.
To celebrate South Pasadena's 125th birthday this year, artist Marie Switzer Miller designed the interactive project "One to Grow On.''
Police were unable to locate the man after he fled on foot following a car chase. Authorities believe the parolee had been casing homes in Chevy Chase Canyon.
The suspect, a 19-year-old Lancaster man, was arrested on suspicion of unlawful sexual intercourse with a minor.
South Pasadena residents who've not yet mailed back their parcel tax ballots may turn them in between 7 a.m. and 8 p.m. Tuesday.
The recertification was supposed to happen last March, but a lack of snow prevented the event.
The South Pasadena Police Department reported the following incidents from Feb. 27 to March 5. Arrests do not indicate convictions.
A man and woman, driving a stolen car, ditched the vehicle after a short pursuit with South Pasadena Police, authorities say.
The La Cañada High School Theater Department will perform the Neil Simon classic at 7 p.m. Sunday and Tuesday.
From time to time we're going to feature one of the most expensive homes on the South Pasadena real estate market.
The two funds are www.giveforward.com/Victor and www.giveforward.com/Lauren.
South Pasadena Police say the suspect was displeased by the restaurant's service.
South Pasadena's only Irish pub will host a fundraiser to support the Guinness “Leary Firefighter’s Foundation Awareness Night.
A promo for the Conan O'Brien show and an ABC series are two productions that shot in South Pasadena recently.
New Orleans resident Candy Chang created the large-scale art installation after a friend of hers died, as a way to keep perspective about all the things she still wanted to accomplish in life. Students would like to create a similar project at LCHS.
A visibly weary Wendy Sinnette spoke at length Tuesday about her staff's reaction to Friday's student suicide on campus. Sinnette also commended Crescenta Valley HIgh School administrators for their help, as they endured a campus suicide last
A new face will join La Cañada Flintridge City Council, alongside incumbent veteran Dave Spence, unofficial election results showed.
The San Gabriel Valley legislator wants to hear what concerns you about the 41st Assembly District and the state.
With the current parcel tax set to expire, residents will vote by mail on whether to increase the annual tax by $98, for a total of $386 per parcel. Election results will post on March 12.