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Nearly 100 students graduated from the Adult High School Diploma program at PCC, which offers free educational opportunities for adults and returning students. The Noncredit Division provides programs in parent education, English as a Second Language, Career Technical Education (CTE), and other areas designed to support lifelong learning.

It's Never Too Late at Pasadena City College On June 5, 2026, Pasadena City College's Noncredit Division celebrated its 39th commencement ceremony for the Class of 2026, but this was no ordinary graduation. By Melissa Michels

Ron Sahu has announced his candidacy for the Alhambra City Council District 1 seat.

Ron Sahu Announces Candidacy for Alhambra City Council District 1 Ron Sahu has announced his candidacy for the Alhambra City Council District 1 seat currently held by Councilmember Katherine Lee. By News Desk A resident of Alhambra since 1988, S

The charming amphitheater built by Sue Dadd and James Griffith in their own front yard has long hosted intimate concerts by local musicians. Known as the Folly Bowl, it returns for its first 2026 summer concert on Saturday, July 25, featuring a lineup of local talent from Altadena Musicians.

Folly Bowl Returns With Summer Concert Series Supporting Altadena Musicians A beloved Altadena neighborhood venue that survived last year's fires is welcoming audiences once again. By Melanie Hooks The charming amphitheater built by Sue Dadd and James Gri

The Pasadena Unified School District on Tuesday released a detailed timeline defending its decision to remove trees at multiple campuses as part of wildfire-related soil remediation, arguing the work was conducted under state oversight after months of coordination with the City of Pasadena before the two sides split over permitting requirements.

The timeline is the district’s most comprehensive public response to criticism over the tree removals. PUSD says contaminated soil left behind by the Eaton Fire required cleanup under the oversight of the California Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) and disputes claims that it failed to notify or consult city officials.
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Pasadena Unified Says Months of Coordination With City Preceded Tree Removals The Pasadena Unified School District on Tuesday released a detailed timeline defending its decision to remove trees at multiple campuses as part of wildfire-related soil remediatio