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Football Recap: Pasadena Starts Season with Loss on the Road
Pasadena had to start their season on the road on Friday, and it wasn't the start they were hoping for. They fell 24-14 to the Cantwell-Sacred Heart of Mary Cardinals. The Bulldogs just can't catch a break and have now endured 11 defeats in a row dating back to last season.
New cannabis cafe bill heads to governor’s desk
California is on the verge of a potential shift in its cannabis industry, as the state Legislature has passed a bill that could pave the way for cannabis cafes where patrons can enjoy both cannabis and a meal. The proposed legislation, Assembly Bill 1775, which now awaits Governor Gavin Newsom’s signature, would allow cities to authorize dispensaries to serve food and nonalcoholic drinks, and even host live entertainment, alongside the consumption of cannabis products.
MONA to Receive Superintendent’s Award for Excellence
The Museum of Neon Art will receive the Superintendent's Award for Excellence in Museum Education for its K-12 program, museum officials announced Thursday. The award, jointly sponsored by the California Association of Museums and the California Department of Education, recognizes MONA's four-year effort to bring STEAM education into classrooms.
Football Game Recap: El Segundo Comes Up Short
If El Segundo was feeling good off their 56-12 takedown of Sierra Vista last Friday, their most recent game may have dampened their spirits a bit. The game between the El Segundo Eagles and the Peninsula Panthers wasn't particularly close, with the El Segundo Eagles falling 28-14. While losing is never fun, the Eagles can't take it too hard given the team's big disadvantage in MaxPreps' California football rankings (they are ranked 565th, while the Panthers are ranked 279th).
Girls' Volleyball: Bulldogs Face Flintridge Prep in Nonleague Tilt
Burbank suffered back-to-back defeats in girls' volleyball, falling in straight sets against West Hills Chaminade at home on Aug. 26 and on the road to Flintridge Prep on Aug. 28. The Bulldogs start the week with a home match against Los Angeles Immaculate Heart before beginning their Pacific League campaign...
You could be the new owner of Color Me Mine in Santa Monica
For a cool half million bucks, you could be the new owner of Santa Monica’s Color Me Mine. The pottery painting business located at 2525 Main Street has quietly been for sale for years, the store’s manager revealed in an interview with the Santa Monica Daily Press. The current owner, she said, “has a lot going on … and she just can’t, she can’t do this.”
RNC chair calls out Trump’s election claims: "The president can tell stories"
Republican National Committee co-chair and 2020 election denier, Michael Whatley, pushed back on Donald Trump’s suggestion that he could have won California if Jesus himself had counted ballots. “If Jesus Christ came down and was the vote counter, I would win California, OK?” Trump told Dr. Phil in a...
Kyle Richards Cries and Storms Out in Dramatic ‘RHOBH’ Season 14 Promo: ‘I’m Done!’
Real Housewives of Beverly Hills’ Kyle Richards sure isn’t happy in a newly released promo for the reality show’s upcoming season. Bravo dropped a sneak peek at season 14 of the reality show on Friday, August 30, teasing dramatic scenes set to air soon. The footage shows Richards, 55, storming off in tears during filming, […]
Rick’s Sports Corner: Providence’s Olyvia Rutter, Smart, Determined, Focused
Olyvia Rutter has managed to pull off a trifecta and that’s being a standout student, being a gifted softball pitcher and a two-time captain in 2023 and 2024 for Providence High and being a supportive teammate. Rutter is a recent graduate and will attend New York University where she...
California Is a Right-Wing Punching Bag. Its Politicians Are Ready to Punch Back
After years of being bashed in conservative media and politics, California politicians are on the offensive this election cycle — and relishing the opportunity to talk up the Golden State as one of their own runs for president. They may have to do so without the candidate’s help, however:...
Jane Around The World’s event this September 12th is a fabulous chance to connect and have fun with friends and community.
Sharing for our friends Jane Around The World! You do not want to miss out on this amazing opportunity and FUN event! Check out the sponsorship opportunities available and contact Becky Khan for more questions https://janearoundtheworld.org/
Santa Monica's Third Street Promenade Bustles with New Business Openings and Anticipated Ventures
The tides of commerce are shifting positively along the Third Street Promenade in Santa Monica. With its recent string of business openings, the shopping strip indicates a resurgence that local shoppers and enthusiastic tourists alike can relish. Among the latest to unfurl their welcome mats to the public is the specialty Taiwanese craft milk tea kiosk, Odd One Out, situated in the 1200 block and serving a medley of teas and gelatos. Joining them, MINISO, the trendy retailer known for its novelty goods, has opened up shop at 1418 Third Street Promenade. Meanwhile, the return of Barnes & Noble to the Promenade has raised the spirits of book lovers, gleaming with a fresh storefront that opened on August 28 to a waiting crowd, as described by the city's announcement.
St. Paul is Back; Beats Bishop Amat
(Santa Fe Springs) – St. Paul scored first and never relinquished the lead and went on to beat Bishop Amat 21-12 Friday night at The Pit at St. Paul. The win was the first time St. Paul has beaten Bishop Amat since 2000. Down nine in the fourth quarter Bishop Amat drove into deep into St. Paul territory but Marcus Munoz stepped in front of a Frankie Villalbazo pass at the four-yard line to end the threat. The Swordsmen then chewed up the final 6:42 off the clock on the ground to secure the victory.
PPD Officer A. Perez caught on the streets hooking up a stranded Driver.
We love receiving photos from our Pasadena community showcasing our officers in action and lending a helping hand. Ms. Cristy took a moment to photograph evening shift Officer A. Perez and captioned the photo: Caught in the act of great service work!. In these photos, Officer A. Perez pushes a...
More Santa Monica businesses board up amid crime, homelessness: ‘Mayor, we need your help’
SANTA MONICA, Calif. - Frustration is mounting among business owners in Santa Monica where incidents of crime and widespread homelessness are affecting daily operations for the coastal community. The normally bustling Wilshire Boulevard, famous for its variety of eateries and shops, has become a focal point for the community's growing...
SWAT team arrests barricaded suspect after body found at Palmdale home
A sheriff's SWAT team arrested a barricaded suspect in Palmdale on Saturday afternoon, where a man was found dead earlier in the day, authorities said. The incident began about 10:35 a.m. in the 37400 block of Oxford Drive, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. A man was found dead as deputies conducted...
Charges dismissed against woman accused of shoplifting dozens of times from same store
The Long Beach City Prosecutor said he would appeal the decision. The post Charges dismissed against woman accused of shoplifting dozens of times from same store appeared first on Long Beach Post.
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