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JPL Open House Returns to Pasadena with Free, Timed Tickets
science24 days ago

JPL Open House Returns to Pasadena with Free, Timed Tickets

JPL’s Open House is back for October 10–11, 2026 in Pasadena. Admission is free but requires timed tickets, which go on sale August 29 at 9 a.m.; you can reserve up to five tickets and must choose a time slot and list attendees with IDs checked at the door. If tickets sell out, limited group/individual tours are released monthly. Visitors can see mission control, fabrication facilities, the machine shop, and robotics research while learning about Mars rover and space-probe work. Caltech manages JPL, which has faced funding pressures and a 2028 management-contract recompetition.

Dashcam video shows Pasadena officers' 'horseplay' ends with shooting
local-news1 month ago

Dashcam video shows Pasadena officers' 'horseplay' ends with shooting

Pasadena police released dashcam footage of a September 2025 incident in which one officer shot a colleague during what Chief Harris called unsafe, out-of-policy horseplay inside a department parking garage; the shooter, Roy Alatorre, has separated from the city and the case is under criminal investigation with state authorities reviewing. The round pierced the cruiser windshield, injuring the other officer who later recovered.

Late-night war games in empty Southland buildings rattle California neighborhoods
us-news1 month ago

Late-night war games in empty Southland buildings rattle California neighborhoods

Late-night military exercises featuring helicopters, simulated gunfire and flash grenades were staged in vacant Pasadena hospitals and other Southland sites with minimal advance notice, prompting resident complaints and city officials to question federal training priorities and potential intimidation in neighborhoods still recovering from a major fire.

Pasadena Pertussis Outbreak Triggers Public Health Warning
health1 month ago

Pasadena Pertussis Outbreak Triggers Public Health Warning

Pasadena Public Health Department is investigating three confirmed pertussis cases at Blair Middle School, part of a LA County–wide spike that has reached 11 Pasadena cases this year (vs. about 3 in a typical year). Officials urged vigilance for abnormal coughs, recommended testing and early antibiotic treatment, and stressed the importance of vaccination—DTaP for children and Tdap boosters for adults, including pregnant individuals and caregivers. More information is on the city’s website.

Little Flower Candy Company Mourns Founder Christine Moore
obituary6 months ago

Little Flower Candy Company Mourns Founder Christine Moore

Christine Moore, founder of Little Flower Candy Company in Pasadena, known for her signature confections and community spirit, has passed away. She built her business from her home kitchen to a beloved neighborhood institution, inspiring many with her warmth and dedication. Moore's legacy includes her culinary contributions, community service, and her influence on local culture. She is survived by her three children, and her family has requested donations to a diabetes camp in her memory.

Rainy Weather Challenges and Celebrations at the 137th Rose Parade
events6 months ago

Rainy Weather Challenges and Celebrations at the 137th Rose Parade

The 137th Rose Parade in Pasadena will proceed despite a near 100% chance of rain, with spectators and volunteers prepared for wet conditions. The parade features floral floats, musical performances, and a grand marshal, Magic Johnson, celebrating teamwork under the theme 'The Magic in Teamwork.' The event includes various performances, marching bands, equestrian groups, and floats honoring different causes and anniversaries, culminating in a float display at Floatfest.

California braces for rain and storms during New Year’s celebrations
community-and-event6 months ago

California braces for rain and storms during New Year’s celebrations

The city of Pasadena has warned attendees of the Rose Parade not to bring umbrellas due to rain forecasted for New Year's Day, which could be the first rain during the event since 2006. Instead, spectators are advised to wear rain jackets or ponchos, as umbrellas will block views along the parade route. The chances of rain are high, with forecasts indicating an 80-90% likelihood.