After studying in London and graduating from Mizzou with a degree in magazine journalism, my first post-college gig was covering entertainment news for the free daily newspaper, <i>RedEye</i>.
I went on to report for GateHouse Media, Inc. in the northwest suburbs of Chicago writing about local issues facing residents and business owners.
I came to the L.A.-area about a year ago after spearheading a social media department at a boutique PR firm. I was excited for the opportunity to work at Patch and begin my career as a digital editor.
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A state assembly bill that will go to the California Assembly Committee Monday would allow the city of South Pasadena to regain freeway veto power.
Sara Charney is involved with just about everything from tennis to theater. That's why she's this week's Whiz Kid.
Here's a look into what happened at South Pasadena's bi-monthly City Council meeting Wednesday night.
A state assembly bill that will go to the California Assembly Committee Monday would allow the city of South Pasadena to regain freeway veto power.
Matt Sweeney will step down from his position in public works.
Today's latest developments in the San Gabriel Area.
South Pas resident Elena Behtereva had little money when she opened her dance studio seven years ago. Today, Pointe by Pointe offers everything from breakdancing to belly dancing.
We're starting a new tradition at South Pasadena Patch. Every week, we'll highlight a new recipe from a local. Tell your friends. We want to share some good ones.
Community members raised nearly $100,000 towards cancer research at this year's Relay For Life.
Featuring a display of whimsical gnomes and creatures, Zinnia's latest art has grasped the attention of local residents.
At this week's farmers market, local chefs paired with farmers to let residents taste some delicious food as a part of Toyota's Farm to Table Tour.
This week marks South Pasadena Educational Foundation's summer school registration.
Community members complain of excessive ticketing and toxic dust as construction continues along Fair Oaks.
The well-known Mexican composer, Daniel Catán, died in Austin, TX, on Saturday. He was 62.
Residents will be able to access more via the web due to new police initiatives.
Here's a look into the why leaf blowers are being banned in California.
South Pas residents gathered at Garfield Park last night to enjoy music and donate money.
Mother and daughter duo Anne and Molly Dixon have been hard at work organizing a Japan tribute concert at Garfield Park.
The news comes on the heels of a string of follow-home robberies reported in San Gabriel, Monterey Park, Alhambra and South Pasadena.
