A.B. 353 would repeal a provision that prevents South Pasadena from having the power to veto the building of a freeway in the city.
Victor A. Robinette told City Council of his intentions to resign in a letter, according to a release from the city.
A.B. 353 would repeal a provision that prevents South Pasadena from having the power to veto the building of a freeway in the city.
South Pasadena Police Chief Joseph Payne shares his thoughts on the Every 15 Minutes campaign, and how it warns against driving drunk.
Easter comes, and with it, the tradition of coloring Easter eggs. But first, you'll need to get the eggs ready, and there are several ways to do that.
Today's video looks at some of the top stories from other Patch sites.
High school students and public safety joined forces for a simulated street demonstration of a fatal drunken driving crash. The show was part of a nationwide campaign warning students about the dangers of drinking and driving.
The former Los Angeles Fire Department captain was found guilty of second-degree murder in the killing of a San Gabriel woman in 2006.
The White House is featuring a new taxpayer receipt feature on its website to give residents of picture of how their money is being used.
For all those last-minute filers (and even the early ones), the IRS advises you to check out a list of top 12 tax scams.
With the IRS filing deadline extended to April 18, there's time to consider these ways to help yourself.
Academic Growth over Time, or AGT, is one piece of a larger, value-added effort to measure the work of students and teachers.
The supervisor called for "tighter controls" at a press conference Monday, according to a release from his office, citing the aftermath of a fan's brutal beating.
Patch takes a look at gas prices in town.
Mayor Mike Ten, along with members of the city's Chinese-American community, greeted a delegation from Anhui Province.
Business owners joined city officials in a Thursday morning forum regarding the Fair Oaks street improvement project, warding off a planned one-week closure of Mission Street slated to start Monday.
According to the latest state data and city officials, schools in the South Pasadena Unified School District appear to be up to date.
Susan Pascale of the South Pasadena Strings Program offered Patch her perspective on the Tiger method and rearing musical children.
A new alternative private school near South Pasadena officially opened its doors to students for the first time Monday morning.
The Community Room of the South Pasadena Public Library was packed to see a play about an author and labor activist.
