The vote that could change South Pasadena’s skyline
South Pasadena voters will decide on a height ordinance in the upcoming election, amid state housing mandates.
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SPHS announces National Merit semifinalists
Nine SPHS students were announced as semifinalists for the National Merit Scholarship.
The premature sexualization of tween girls
The hypersexualization of young girls online is the death of the tween era.
Problems with Paralympic press and pigeonholing profiles
The Paralympics, a paragon of equity and inclusivity, have a glaring disparity within its perimeter.
South Pasadena City Council Elections 2024
What to expect in the upcoming city council elections.
Senior Privilege Card
Story by Linda Yun
Editor-in-Chief
SPHS installs new solar panels
SPHS successfully installed solar panels during the summer, saving money and reducing their carbon footprint.
South Pasadena Chamber of Commerce delivers report on past year’s activities to City Council
The Chamber of Commerce discusses their relationships with businesses and community events in the 2023–24 fiscal year before the City Council.
Girls’ volleyball destroys Blair 25-5, 25-10, 25-14
Girls’ volleyball played skillfully and wiped out Blair in a brief 40-minute 3-0 match.
Cross country shines at annual Woodbridge Invitational Meet
The South Pasadena Tigers raced against hundreds of schools at the Woodbridge Cross Country Classic.
South Pasadena steamrolls Alhambra on the road
Running back David Ortega rushed for 163 yards and a touchdown as the Tigers cruised past the Moors in their last non-league game.
Photo gallery: Girls volleyball sweeps Temple City, preserves undefeated league record
South Pasadena’s coordination choked in the third set; however, the Tigers were far enough ahead to take the match regardless.
Football fails to control Grizzlies in overwhelming battle
Football lost 7-21 against Golden Valley on Friday, Sept. 13.
Cross country starts season strong at Pacific-Rio Hondo Challenge
South Pasadena took second at the Pacific-Rio Hondo Challenge with a standout performance.
LAC+USC Medical Center delivers presentation on reducing youth access to tobacco to City Council
The medical center provided the council with information on the effects of tobacco products and the tobacco retail environment in South Pasadena.
SPUSD misses opportunity with historic arts education bill, but there is still time to make it right
Prop 28 funds must supplement, not supplant.