Tag: south pasadena
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Local restaurants struggle during coronavirus pandemic
View ArticleStory by Katharine Florence Staff Writer Photo by Sean Jin Staff Photographer These past few months, local businesses have struggled through the coronavirus shutdown and the economy’s…
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Rossi sworn in as interim city council member for district two
View ArticleStory and Photo by Zoe Schlaak Staff Writer The city council swore in Stephen Rossi to fill the district’s two seat vacancy at its meeting…
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SPHS students set to receive schedules on Aug. 12
View ArticleStory by Kahlen Miao Staff Writer Photo by Ella Jayasekera Photography Editor SPHS principal Janet Anderson announced distance learning guidelines and additional information for the upcoming school…
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SPUSD to offer meal pick-up services in 2020-2021 school year
View ArticleStory by Katie HohmanStaff Writer Photo by Ella JayasekeraPhotography Editor SPUSD announced its newly formatted Curbside Meal Service for the upcoming school year on Friday, Aug. 7,…
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School board to hold emergency meeting to review TASP’s instructional models
View ArticleStory by Kahlen Miao Staff Writer Photo by Ella Jayasekera Photography Editor The school board will have a special meeting on Saturday, Aug. 8 at 2:00 p.m.…
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City council postpones height limit increase and creation of more bike lanes
View ArticleStory by Sofia Alva Staff Writer Photo by Ella Jayasekera Photography Editor The city council voted to not allocate Measure M funds, despite a heavy push by…
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D.A.’s office to investigate fake, online identities
View ArticleStory by Haelee Kim Staff Writer Photo by Katelyn Hernandez Staff Photographer The South Pasadena Police Department (SPPD) announced that the L.A. County District Attorney will investigate…
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Teachers voice concern over adopted learning models
View ArticleStory by Charlie Betts Staff Writer Photo by Oscar Walsh Staff Photographer The Teachers Association of South Pasadena (TASP) voiced concern about the proposed SPUSD instructional models…
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Community may get a chance to vote on raising building height maximums to create mandated affordable housing
View ArticleStory by Zoe Schlaak Staff Writer Photo by Katelyn Hernandez Staff Photographer The city council will decide whether to put a proposal raising the city’s 45-foot building…
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Residents voice encounters with the SPPD at virtual community forum
View ArticleStory by Georgia Parsons Staff Writer Photo by Richard Gomez Contributor South Pasadena community members shared their experiences with the SPPD in an effort to improve…
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Coronavirus case increase prompts statewide reclosing of businesses
View ArticleStory by Eddie Zhou Staff Writer Photo by Oscar Walsh Staff Photographer California Governor Gavin Newsom issued a revised order requiring the immediate closure of moderate-risk businesses…
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District faces legal action for ties to SPEF’s tuition-based summer school
View ArticleStory by Haelee Kim Staff Writer Photo by Ella Jayasekera Photography Editor South Pasadena resident John Srebalus raised the possibility of legal action against South…
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D.U.D.E.S. performances and outdoor community artwork replace traditional Fourth of July parade and fireworks
View ArticleStory by Quinn Manzo Staff Writer Photo by Oscar Walsh Staff Photographer Dads Uniting Dads in Education and Service (D.U.D.E.S) is bringing the Fourth of…
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Residents with signs supporting BLM discover clusters of nails on their driveways
View ArticleStory by Sam Grotenstein Staff Writer Photo by Amy Betts Contributor South Pasadena residents who had publicly shown support for the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement through…
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“It’s OK to be white” flyers return to South Pasadena
View ArticleStory by Zoe Schlaak Staff Writer Photo by Anonymous Contributor South Pasadena residents spotted two white men posting flyers around town that read “It’s OK to…