SPHS’s participation in the Debate State Qualifiers tournament concluded with nine finalists and three state qualifiers.
Spaghetti Dinner Night showcases school talent and provides food
The annual Spaghetti Dinner Night, hosted by the SPHS music program, served guests a variety of food and drinks and offered live music and Winter Guard performances.
ASB hosts second blood drive of the school year
ASB organized a blood drive with the Huntington Hospital, allowing SPHS students to donate blood on Thursday, Feb. 20.
SPUSD school board holds study session for superintendent search
Education Support Services (ESS) aided SPUSD in their search for a new superintendent on Tuesday, Feb. 18.
The Pasadena Convention Center’s role in the early days of the fire
At the beginning of January, many residents took shelter in the Pasadena Convention Center due to the L.A. fires.
Burned Pasadena temple receives support from dinner fundraiser
SPHS Jewish Mitzvah Club and catering company Sweet 16 and Savory hosted a dinner fundraiser for the Pasadena Jewish Temple, which burned in the Eaton fire.
A Conversation with Constitutional Law Professor Justin Levitt
Tiger Newspaper recently sat down with Justin Levitt, a Loyola Law School constitutional law professor, to discuss the nature of executive orders and their legal limitations in the context of the Trump administration’s recent executive orders relating to transgender participation in sports and K-12 education.
BREAKING: New fire in South Pasadena
A garage fire started on 296 Camino del Sol street on Sunday, Feb. 9 at around 10:50 pm. The cause of the fire is still unknown. More information will be updated later.
SPHS Talent Show highlights student skill and flair
The annual Talent Show Assembly showcased eight student acts on Friday, Jan. 31.
Photo Gallery: The 2025 Rose Parade
The annual Rose Parade began at 8 am on Wednesday, Jan. 1, as the streets were crowded with spectators watching the floats roll down Colorado Blvd.
SPUSD closes amid historic Los Angeles wildfires
SPUSD experienced a district-wide three-day closure due to power outages from strong winds and dangerous air quality levels.
City Council pays homage to outgoing Mayor Pro Tem Jack Donovan as it welcomes new members
Newly elected city council members Omari Ferguson and Sheila Rossi were sworn in alongside the returning Jon Primuth. The council also elected Janet Braun and Rossi to be the mayor and mayor pro tem for 2025 respectively.
Annual Winter Concert welcomes holiday festivity
High school and middle school students united to captivate their audience in the 2024 Winter Concert.
City council delays vote on affordable housing in-lieu fee, pending further community input
The council decided to push the consideration of an affordable housing in-lieu fee to an unspecified date in February next year due to concerns about a lack of community involvement.
Mayor delivers State of the City address during Nov. 20 city council meeting
The mayor detailed the city’s accomplishments in the last year and the city’s goals moving forward.
City Council approves contract for construction of two pocket parks
During the City Council meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 6, the Council approved a contract for the construction of two pocket parks on Grevelia St. and Berkshire Ave.