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SNAP Disruption Spurs County Food Aid Expansion for Pasadena Residents

Two Federal Judges Ordered the USDA to Resume SNAP Food Payments

Unions Brace for Tough Talks as PUSD Budget Crisis Deepens

Senator Demands Edison Provide Housing Aid to Fire Survivors Without Legal Waivers

Animal Experts Caution Halloween Candy Can Be Deadly to Pets

Altadena’s Town Council Election Begins Saturday. Here’s What to Know.

Lawsuit: UCLA Officials Said School No Longer Wants to Play in the Rose Bowl

Día de los Muertos Protest Planned at Pasadena Home Depot After Immigration-Linked Deaths

Edison Says Its Equipment Likely Started Fire

Union Station’s Weeklong ‘Dinner in the Park’ to Feed Thousands in Pasadena Next Month

California Sues Trump Over Food Stamps

Pasadena Unified Confirms School Meals Will Continue Should Any Federal SNAP Disruption Occur

Governor Newsom Predeploys Firefighting Resources Southern California Ahead of Dangerous Fire Weather

Edison Offers Direct Payments to Wildfire Survivors But Criticism Mounts

LA County Wins Dismissal of Former Probation Chief’s Retaliation Suit

Barger Cites Insurance Delays, System Gaps in Altadena Rebuild Effort

Hearing Today for Pasadena Man Convicted of Killing Aunt in Altadena, Leaving Bound Body in Bathtub

Scientists Explore How Stellar Storms Could Make or Break Life on Distant Planets

Dodgers Outlast Blue Jays in Marathon Game 3 Thriller

Altadena Sheriff Urges Residents to Secure Homes as Bear Sightings Increase

Community Colleges as Crisis Anchors: PCC’s Role in Post-Fire Recovery Gains Spotlight

California’s Gerrymander and Generational Rift Could Shake Up Its Democratic Hierarchy

21 Candidates to Face Altadena Voters in Virtual Forum Tuesday Night

County Reports First West Nile Virus Death on Heels of Pasadena’s First Human Case of 2025

Feds to Monitor Polling Places in Los Angeles County on November 4

25-Year-Old Man Reported Missing in Altadena

Eaton Fire Survivors Face Budget Cuts, Class Size Spikes at Pasadena Unified Schools

Deshmukh Named New General Manager of Metropolitan Water District

Voting Centers Now Open for Nov. 4 Special Election

Attorneys: Altadena Resident Detained and Held by ICE Denied Critical Medication

TEDxAltadena Event to Spotlight Post-Fire Resilience, Organizers Say

Williams Rebuild to Host Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony Honoring Family’s Recovery After Eaton Fires

County Supervisors to Consider Major Housing, Health, and Infrastructure Actions

PUSD Trustee Scott Harden to Host Special Education Forum in Early November

Altadena Wildfire Recovery District Approved to Rebuild Infrastructure After Eaton Fire

Altadena Faces Decision on Extended Construction Hours as Rebuilding Accelerates

Alleged Eaton Fire Looters Face Pretrial Hearing Wednesday

Record 21 Candidates Seek Altadena Town Council Seats in Post-Fire Election

Los Angeles County Launches AB 218 Fraud Reporting Website and Hotline

New Legislation to Help Altadena Fast-Track Post-Wildfire Recovery

Newsom Did What He Pledged To Do To Jump-Start Housing Production. Still No Progress

Turkey Tussle in the Rose Bowl Draws Closer, PUSD Urges Fans to Buy Tickets Now

Congresswoman Chu Warns of Soaring Health Premiums Amid Prolonged Government Shutdown

The Feds Want To Know More About The People On Food Stamps. How Newsom Responded

California Voter Registration Deadline Closes Monday, But Same-Day Options Remain for Nov. 4 Special Election

Altadena Town Council to Weigh McDonald’s Rebuild, Public Health to Brief on Construction Hours

Kaiser Permanente Strike Ended and Employees Return to Work

Altadena Woman Convicted in 2007 Fatal Shooting Returns to Court Monday for Possible Resentencing

Altadena Health Fair Offers Free Screenings Saturday Amid Ongoing Recovery from Eaton Fire

Los Angeles County Reports First Locally Transmitted Clade I Mpox Case