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Page Text: About Pasadena Weekly Pasadena Weekly has been the definitive news, culture, and entertainment resource for living in the greater Pasadena area for more than 35 years. Pasadena Weekly is published every Thursday, and is available free at more than 600 locations throughout Northeast Los Angeles County. Audited Circulation: ~27,516. Pasadena Weekly has been adjudicated as a newspaper of general circulation in Court Judgment No. C-655062. Copyright: No news stories, illustrations, editorial matter or advertisements herein can be reproduced without written permission of copyright owner. All rights reserved, 2021. Arroyo is the original, largest circulated and most respected San Gabriel Valley upper-demo direct-mail local lifestyle magazine. Featuring world-class, independent, locally-oriented stories and columns by well-respected writers, Arroyo is mailed to every important home ($150,000+ HHI) in this highly-desirable market. Editorial Excellence Pasadena’s hometown paper, and its well-heeled sister Arroyo, leads their peers in the area of journalistic excellence. Pasadena Weekly takes pride in not only providing exemplary coverage of the region’s expansive culture, arts and dining scenes, but also in breaking stories – something virtually unheard of in the alternative or weekly community newspaper business. Thanks to the Internet and our affiliation with the Association of Alternative Newsweeklies (AAN), Pasadena Weekly’s editorial now has a global audience. Over the past several years, Pasadena Weekly has won major national, state and regional awards for its coverage of the Greater Pasadena area and beyond. Most Popular

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About Pasadena Weekly Editorial Excellence More Top Stories Showcase House of Design returns to South Pasadena for the first time in over 40 years Pasadena church hosts Good Friday Devotional Concert Mayor Gordo hits back at attorney general’s notice Kruse appointed regional president of Kidder Mathews ‘AGT’ moves back into civic auditorium Southern Colonial home combines elegance with comfort

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Page Text: Anime Pasadena is ‘a family thing’ Dec 8, 2021 By Laura Latzko Pasadena Weekly Contributing Writer For many, anime is more than something to watch in their spare time. It goes deeper than that. Anime fans will be able to imbibe in anime and its culture during Anime Pasadena on Saturday, Dec. 11, and Sunday, Dec. 12, at the Pasadena Convention Center. During the […] Lyon running for district seven council seat Dec 8, 2021 By Luke Netzley Pasadena Weekly Deputy Editor Pasadena Planning Commission Vice Chair Jason Lyon announced he is running for the district seven Pasadena City Council in the June 2022 primary. The announcement comes after Vice Mayor Andy Wilson, who represents district seven — home to some of Pasadena’s most celebrated institutions like the Pasadena Playhouse […] Holidayfest! Dec 8, 2021 The South Lake Avenue District in Pasadena invited patrons to shop, dine and win during Holidayfest! on Dec. 4. This event offered activities to encourage community members and guests to support Pasadena local businesses within the South Lake Avenue District by shopping and dining. Photos by Chris Mortenson. LA venues welcome FIFA delegation Dec 1, 2021 By Pasadena Weekly Staff The Los Angeles World Cup Host Committee recently welcomed FIFA delegates for an official FIFA World Cup 2026 site visit, showcasing the region’s world-class venues and infrastructure in an ongoing bid to bring the event to Southern California. The host committee led FIFA and U.S. Soccer on tours of two of […] Staff pushes clients in nontraditional exercise form Dec 1, 2021 By Christina Fuoco-Karasinski Pasadena Weekly Executive Editor Melinda Hughes suffered from scoliosis as well as knee pain, until she discovered SuperSlow strength training 13 years ago. After experiencing more energy during the day and a more restful sleep each night, the then-27-year-old noticed her knee pain disappeared and her back was stronger. Her scoliosis wasn’t […] Showcase House of Design returns to South Pasadena Dec 1, 2021 By Luke Netzley Pasadena Weekly Deputy Editor Following a year-long hiatus due to the global pandemic, Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts announced the return of one of the nation’s oldest, largest and most successful home and garden tours. “Everything you know and love about the Pasadena Showcase House of Design is back,” said Marti […] Garfield Heights home tour goes digital for 2021 Dec 1, 2021 By Laura Latzko Pasadena Weekly Contributing Writer Garfield Heights’ biannual home tour is going digital but keeping its longtime mission of highlighting the ingredients that make up its “secret sauce.” From Sunday, Dec. 5, to Sunday, Dec. 12, the Garfield Heights Neighborhood Association will host its 13th annual event. The 2020 tour was postponed due […] Pasadena’s ArtCenter College honors 4 pioneers Dec 1, 2021 By Luke Netzley Pasadena Weekly Deputy Editor The ArtCenter College of Design has named four new recipients for their 15th annual Alumni Awards: Hiroshi Sugimoto for the Lifetime Achievement Award, Yves Béhar for the Distinguished Midcareer Award, Bruce Heavin for the Outstanding Service Award, and Mariana Prieto for the Young Innovator Award. “Hiroshi, Yves, Bruce […] Affordable micro unit development begins construction Dec 1, 2021 By Luke Netzley Pasadena Weekly Deputy Editor Pasadena real estate development firm Community Builders Group has started construction on 180 affordable micro units at 280 N. Oakland Avenue in Pasadena. It’s slated for completion in spring 2023. The project is targeted to entry-level workers earning 30% to 60% of area median income and seeking modern, […] Stray bullet kills teen playing video games Dec 1, 2021 By Luke Netzley Pasadena Weekly Deputy Editor A 13-year-old boy was killed by a stray bullet while playing video games inside of his home on Raymond Avenue Nov. 20. Iran Moreno was taken to Huntington Memorial Hospital, where he was later pronounced dead. A candlelit vigil was held on Nov. 22 at Villa-Parke Community Center […] Dodger Blue turns green and red for the holidays Nov 23, 2021 By Derek Moskal Pasadena Weekly Contributing Writer While many fans would prefer to be at Dodger Stadium on warm summer nights watching the Boys in Blue on the field, the baseball team is putting a holiday spin on visits. Started by the Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation (LADF), the Dodgers Holiday Festival aims to keep the […] Jordan Genmark Heath: Swedish linebacker living the D1 dream Nov 23, 2021 By Joe McHugh Pasadena Weekly Contributing Writer Jordan Genmark Heath has been all around the world chasing his dream of playing football. With hopes of being in the NFL someday, UCLA is giving Genmark Heath the opportunity to shine in the Pac-12. “When I moved over here, it gave me the opportunity to take my […] Friends In Deed combat homelessness during the winter holidays Nov 23, 2021 By Luke Netzley Pasadena Weekly Deputy Editor Pasadena nonprofit Friends In Deed shifted from their Bad Weather Shelter to hold supply distribution nights and to offer motel rooms for those experiencing homelessness in the area from January to March. This was the second consecutive year for the move due to the pandemic protocols. Friends In […] L.A. Care awards Pasadena $167,500 for vaccinations Nov 23, 2021 By Pasadena Weekly Staff L.A. Care Health Plan has awarded the city of Pasadena a $167,500 Community Health Investment Fund grant to boost COVID-19 vaccinations by the Pasadena Public Health Department. The department will use the funding to administer a minimum of 8,000 COVID-19 vaccine doses to L.A. Care members living in Pasadena and 1,000 […] Pasadena resident aligns with Dodgers for rebranded beer Nov 23, 2021 By Christina Fuoco-Karasinski Pasadena Weekly Executive Editor Zacharias Gardea has been in heaven since he won a contest to name a beer in honor of the Los Angeles Dodgers. The Pasadena resident’s idea was simple: Brew Heaven. It’s now the new moniker for the former Golden Road Dodgers beer. The win is an honor for […] Hettema’s designs are changing the world Nov 23, 2021 By Luke Netzley Pasadena Weekly Deputy Editor Certain moments in this life force one to pause and stand firmly in place, rooted by the inescapable awe of their surroundings. It’s a moment when the viewer is no longer simply observing a work of art, but has stepped carefully inside and has become fully immersed in […] Arroyo Parkway Self Storage helping Toys for Tots Nov 23, 2021 By Pasadena Weekly Staff Arroyo Parkway Self Storage is encouraging the public to bring unwrapped new toys to its facility for the Marine Toys for Tots. The objective of the Marine Toys for Tots Foundation is to help children in need throughout the United States experience the joy of the holidays. Arroyo Parkway Self Storage […] Ballroom dance association to host vintage art fair Nov 18, 2021 By Jordan Houston Pasadena Weekly Staff Writer The Pasadena Ballroom Dance Association is offering a night of live music, treats, handcrafted art, and the chance to dance the night away. The association, which seeks to preserve and promote all forms of social dancing, is hosting “A Vintage Evening of Art, Antiques & Swing Dancing with […] Arroyo EV Charging Depot opens in Pasadena Nov 18, 2021 By Luke Netzley Pasadena Weekly Deputy Editor Well-dressed leaders and business owners met on the southwestern corner of E. Glenarm Street and the 110 freeway to celebrate the grand opening of an electric vehicle fast-charging plaza — the second of its kind in Pasadena — on Nov. 3. “The Arroyo EV Charging Depot here […] Child welfare organization saves lives in LA County Nov 18, 2021 By Luke Netzley Pasadena Weekly Deputy Editor Los Angeles County accounts for more than 30,000 foster children. Many are victims of abuse or neglect, have physical or learning disabilities, or have been put at risk of ending up in the juvenile justice system or living on the street. It is CASA of Los Angeles’ mission […] Gem and jewelry show sparkles at convention center Nov 18, 2021 By Laura Latzko Pasadena Weekly Contributing Writer The International Gem and Jewelry Show in Pasadena brings together manufacturers, designers and wholesalers offering a wide selection of items. Organized by InterGem, the show runs from Friday, Nov. 19, to Sunday, Nov. 21, at the Pasadena Convention Center. “What’s nice about the show is whatever you are […] Sycamores looking for adopt-a-family elves Nov 18, 2021 By Luke Netzley Pasadena Weekly Deputy Editor Behavioral health and child welfare agency Sycamores has kicked off its annual adopt-a-family program, a longstanding tradition that matches caring donors with families in the local community who need support. Donations can include gifts of toys, clothing, household items, and food for the holidays. “Many of our […] Adaptive Sports Festival thrives on learning experiences Nov 17, 2021 By Christopher Floch Pasadena Weekly Contributing Writer The third annual Pasadena Adaptive Sports Festival will see athletes coming together to compete in 10 recreational activities on Saturday, Nov. 20, at Brookside Park. “I enjoy seeing the entire community brought together through sports and outdoor activities,” said Ali Everett, Pasadena’s accessibility coordinator. The adaptive sports include […] Best Business & Service Nov 11, 2021 Best Annual Event Rose Parade 391 S. Orange Grove Boulevard www.tournamentofroses.com One of America’s trademark New Year celebrations is making its return in 2022. When the Rose Parade is not halted by the COVID-19 pandemic, it has 935 active volunteer members, 80,000 hours annually contributed and 31 operating committees. Volunteer memberships are open. The 2022 grand […] Best Of Pasadena Nov 11, 2021 After nearly two long years of living in a global pandemic, there is finally a glimmer of hope in the darkness, a light at the end of the tunnel illuminated by those who have worked so hard to accelerate the return to normalcy as restaurants reopen their doors and schools welcome back their students. During […] Thomas brings Navy, Marine Corps teachings to UCLA football Nov 10, 2021 By Joe McHugh Pasadena Weekly Contributing Writer Marcus Thomas has been around the world serving in the U.S. Marine Corps for the better part of a half-decade. Now, upon his return and hiring as UCLA’s offensive analyst, he aims to share with the program the values he learned during his time in the U.S. Naval […] Altadena couple follow son’s ‘unique walk in life’ Nov 3, 2021 By Christina Fuoco-Karasinski Pasadena Weekly Executive Editor For Monica Leigh Rodriquez and her husband, Chris Strompolos, keeping their son, Kes Strompolos, on his artistic toes is important. The couple moved to Altadena three years ago to be close to Pasadena Waldorf School where, they said, their eighth-grade transgender son has been embraced. Kes was just […] ‘Mr. V’s’ tells story of Circus Vargas’ founder Nov 3, 2021 By Christina Fuoco-Karasinski Pasadena Weekly Executive Editor Circus Vargas is spending 2021 celebrating its founder, Clifford E. Vargas, with its new big top adventure at Westfield Santa Anita in Arcadia from Friday, Nov. 5, to Monday, Nov. 15. “Mr. V’s Big Top Dream” is a semibiographical circus spectacular that pays homage to the flamboyant, over-the-top […] Health fair provides free screenings to community Nov 3, 2021 By Annika Tomlin Pasadena Weekly Staff Writer The Asian Pacific Health Corps at University of California Los Angeles hosts several free community health fairs to provide access to care to disadvantaged Asian and Pacific Islanders. The next health fair is 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Nov. 7 at Rosemead Community Recreation Center. “We provide […] Most Popular

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Page Text: Email Reported cases in Pasadena and surrounding areas as of June 6 South Pasadena: 1,331; Alhambra: 6,892; unincorporated – Altadena: 3,350; Arcadia: 2,732; Glendale: 20,205; Monrovia: 3,190; San Gabriel: 3,251 Total confirmed cases in Pasadena: 11,297 Total deaths in Pasadena: 349 Total confirmed cases in LA County: 1,245,120 Total deaths in LA County: 24,389 • Pasadena […] COVID Count Jun 3, 2021 Reported cases in Pasadena and surrounding areas as of May 30 South Pasadena: 1,329; Alhambra: 6,891; Unincorporated – Altadena: 3,347; Arcadia: 2,731; Glendale: 20,181; Monrovia: 3,190; San Gabriel: 3,249 Total confirmed cases in Pasadena: 11,290 Total deaths in Pasadena: 347 Total confirmed cases in LA County: 1,243,712 Total deaths in LA County: 24,338 • Health […] COVID Count May 27, 2021 Reported cases in Pasadena and surrounding areas as of May 23 South Pasadena: 1,320; Alhambra: 6,866; Unincorporated – Altadena: 3,332; Arcadia: 2,715; Glendale: 20,095; Monrovia: 3,180; San Gabriel: 3,239 Total confirmed cases in Pasadena: 11,280 Total deaths in Pasadena: 346 Total confirmed cases in LA County: 1,238,607 Total deaths in LA County: 24,166 • New […] COVID Count May 13, 2021 Reported cases in Pasadena and surrounding areas as of May 9 South Pasadena: 1,321; Alhambra: 6,851; Unincorporated – Altadena: 3,315; Arcadia: 2,715; Glendale: 19,987; Monrovia: 3,167; San Gabriel: 3,232 Total confirmed cases in Pasadena: 11,252 Total deaths in Pasadena: 346 Total confirmed cases in LA County: 1,235,651 Total deaths in LA County: 23,999 • Pasadena […] COVID Count Apr 22, 2021 Reported cases in Pasadena and surrounding areas as of April 18: South Pasadena: 1,309; Alhambra: 6,804; Unincorporated – Altadena: 3,290; Arcadia: 2,684; Glendale: 19,768; Monrovia: 3,155; San Gabriel: 3,214 Total confirmed cases in Pasadena: 11,190 Total deaths in Pasadena: 340 Total confirmed cases in LA County: 1,228,997 Total deaths in LA County: 23,623 • Pasadena […] COVID Count Apr 8, 2021 Reported cases in Pasadena and surrounding areas as of April 4 South Pasadena: 1,298; Alhambra: 6,767; Unincorporated – Altadena: 3,271; Arcadia: 2,660; Glendale: 19,548; Monrovia: 3,129; San Gabriel: 3,185 Total confirmed cases in Pasadena: 11,151 Total deaths in Pasadena: 335 Total confirmed cases in LA County: 1,222,114 Total deaths in LA County: 23,275 • Pasadena […] COVID Count Apr 4, 2021 Reported cases in Pasadena and surrounding areas, as of March 28 South Pasadena: 1,296; Alhambra: 6,747; Unincorporated – Altadena: 3,259; Arcadia: 2,649; Glendale: 19,453; Monrovia: 3,114; San Gabriel: 3,180 Total confirmed cases in Pasadena: 11,132 Total deaths in Pasadena: 335 Total confirmed cases in LA County: 1,218,225 Total deaths in LA County: 23,077 • Case […] COVID Count Mar 25, 2021 South Pasadena: 1,289; Alhambra: 6,734; Unincorporated – Altadena: 3,244; Arcadia: 2,635; Glendale: 19,378; Monrovia: 3,109; San Gabriel: 3,169 Total confirmed cases in Pasadena: 11,080 Total deaths in Pasadena: 330 Total confirmed cases in LA County: 1,214,178 Total deaths in LA County: 22,797 • Pasadena case rates continue to drop and are close to meeting the […] COVID Count Mar 18, 2021 Reported cases in Pasadena and surrounding areas as of March 14 South Pasadena: 1,286; Alhambra: 6,713; Altadena: 3,234; Arcadia: 2,624; Glendale: 19,268; Monrovia: 3,100; San Gabriel: 3,164 Total confirmed cases in Pasadena: 11,018 Total deaths in Pasadena: 327 Total confirmed cases in LA County: 1,209,632 Total deaths in LA County: 22,446 • Los Angeles County […] Updated Mar 13, 2022 Reported cases in Pasadena and surrounding areas as of March 8 South Pasadena: 1,272; Alhambra: 6,683; Altadena: 3,194; Arcadia: 2,608; Glendale: 19,019; Monrovia: 3,094; San Gabriel: 3,147; Total confirmed cases in Pasadena: 10,983 Total deaths in Pasadena: 320 Total confirmed cases in LA County: 1,203,152 Total deaths in LA County: 22,039 • Pasadena’s coronavirus case […] Covid Count Feb 25, 2021 Reported cases in Pasadena and surrounding areas as of Feb. 22 South Pasadena: 1,249; Alhambra: 6,568; Altadena: 3,101; Arcadia: 2,555; Glendale: 18,256; Monrovia: 3,044; San Gabriel: 3,079; Total confirmed cases in Pasadena: 10,772 Total deaths in Pasadena: 305 Total confirmed cases in LA County: 1,180,485 Total deaths in LA County: 19,885 • Feb. 18, Pasadena […] Covid Count Feb 18, 2021 Reported cases in Pasadena and surrounding areas as of Feb. 15 South Pasadena: 1,244; Alhambra: 6,512; Altadena: 3,056; Arcadia: 2,522; Glendale: 17,902; Monrovia: 3,008; San Gabriel: 3,025; Total Confirmed Cases in Pasadena: 10,653 Total Deaths in Pasadena: 296 Total Confirmed Cases in LA County: 1,166,538 Total Deaths in LA County: 19,066 • Pasadena’s COVID-19 cases […] Covid Count Feb 11, 2021 Reported cases in Pasadena and surrounding areas as of Feb. 8 South Pasadena: 1,214; Alhambra: 6,389; Altadena: 3,002; Arcadia: 2,460; Glendale: 17,408; Monrovia: 2,956; San Gabriel: 2,939; Total confirmed cases in Pasadena: 10,473 Total deaths in Pasadena: 275 Total confirmed cases in LA County: 1,146,450 Total deaths in LA County: 18,044 • Hindered by the […] Updated Dec 13, 2021 Reported cases in Pasadena and surrounding areas as of Feb. 1 South Pasadena: 1,180; Alhambra: 6,208; Altadena: 2,905; Arcadia: 2,375; Glendale: 16,748; Monrovia: 2,853; San Gabriel: 2,845 Total confirmed cases in Pasadena: 9,776 Total deaths in Pasadena: 226 Total confirmed cases in LA County: 1,073,111 Total deaths in LA County: 15,260 • COVID-19 cases continue […] Updated Dec 13, 2021 Reported cases in Pasadena and surrounding areas as of Jan. 25 South Pasadena: 1,132; Alhambra: 5,915; Altadena: 2,803; Arcadia: 2,271; Glendale: 15,916; Monrovia: 2,734; San Gabriel: 2,738 Total confirmed cases in Pasadena: 9,776 Total deaths in Pasadena: 226 Total confirmed cases in LA County: 1,073,111 Total deaths in LA County: 15,260 • For two weeks […] Updated Dec 13, 2021 Reported Cases in Pasadena and surrounding areas as of Sunday, Jan. 17 South Pasadena: 1,068; Alhambra: 5,531; Altadena: 2,618; Arcadia: 2,118; Glendale: 14,779; Monrovia: 2,558; San Gabriel: 2,561; Total confirmed cases in Pasadena: 9,141 Total deaths in Pasadena: 191 Total confirmed cases in LA County: 1,003,923 Total deaths in LA County: 10,773 Pasadena reported 91 […] Updated Dec 13, 2021 Reported Cases in Pasadena and surrounding areas as of Sunday, Jan. 10 South Pasadena: 963; Alhambra: 4,924; Unincorporated – Altadena: 2,391; Arcadia: 1,921; Glendale: 13,208; Monrovia: 2,263; San Gabriel: 2,248. Total confirmed cases in Pasadena: 8,397 Total deaths in Pasadena: 175 Total confirmed cases in LA County: 920,177 Total deaths in LA County: 12,250 Los […] Updated Dec 13, 2021 Reported Cases in Pasadena and surrounding areas as of Jan. 3 South Pasadena: 878; Alhambra: 4,335; Altadena: 2,134; Arcadia: 1,698; Glendale: 11,724; Monrovia: 2,043; San Gabriel: 1,993 Total confirmed cases in Pasadena: 7,010 Total deaths in Pasadena: 167 Total confirmed cases in LA County: 818,639 Total deaths in LA County: 10,773 • Just like the […] Covid Count Dec 31, 2020 Reported Cases in Pasadena and surrounding areas as of Sunday, Dec. 27 South Pasadena: 748; Alhambra: 3,711; Altadena: 1,860; Arcadia: 1,422; Glendale: 10,303; Monrovia: 1,807; San Gabriel: 1,746 Total confirmed cases in Pasadena: 6,297 Total deaths in Pasadena: 154 Total confirmed cases in LA County: 706,448 Total deaths in LA County: 9,438 • Pasadena Public […] COVID count 12.17.20 Dec 17, 2020 Reported Cases in Pasadena and surrounding areas as of December 15 South Pasadena: 556; Alhambra: 2661; Altadena: 1374; Arcadia: 1087; Glendale: 7970; Monrovia: 1409; San Gabriel: 1314 Total Confirmed Cases in Pasadena: 4,822 Total Deaths in Pasadena: 139 Total Confirmed Cases in LA County: 532,730 Total Deaths in LA County: 8,345 • The COVID-19 vaccine […] Covid Count Dec 10, 2020 Reported Cases in Pasadena and surrounding areas as of December 7 South Pasadena: 474; Alhambra: 2,174; Altadena: 1,167; Arcadia: 914; Glendale: 6,930; Monrovia: 1,232; San Gabriel: 1,128 Total Confirmed Cases in Pasadena: 4,197 Total Deaths in Pasadena: 136 Total Confirmed Cases in LA County: 449,851 Total Deaths in LA County: 7,909 • As COVID-19 surges […] Covid Count Aug 27, 2020 Reported Cases in Pasadena and surrounding areas as of Monday, August 24 South Pasadena: 242; Alhambra: 1101; Altadena: 582; Arcadia: 429; Glendale: 2929; Monrovia: 656; San Gabriel: 541; Total Confirmed Cases in Pasadena: 2,291 Total Deaths in Pasadena: 111 Total Confirmed Cases in LA County: 231,695 Total Deaths in LA County: 5,545 • COVID-19 seems […] Covid Count Jul 9, 2020 Reported Cases in Pasadena and surrounding areas as of Monday, July 6 South Pasadena: 171; Alhambra: 512; Altadena: 267; Arcadia: 191; Glendale: 1,538; Monrovia: 329; San Gabriel: 267; Total Confirmed Cases in Pasadena: 1,401 Total Deaths in Pasadena: 96 Total Confirmed Cases in LA County: 116,570 Total Deaths in LA County: 3,534 • As the […] The Count 06.11.20 Jun 10, 2020 Reported Cases in Pasadena and surrounding areas as of Tuesday, June 9 South Pasadena: 136; Alhambra: 249; Altadena: 170; Arcadia: 100; Glendale: 1065; Monrovia: 173; San Gabriel: 166; Total Confirmed Cases in Pasadena: 996 Total Deaths in Pasadena: 84 Total Confirmed Cases in LA County: 64,644 Total Deaths in LA County: 2,655 • On Monday, […] Covid Count 06.04.20 Jun 4, 2020 Reported Cases in Pasadena and surrounding areas as of Monday, June 1 Pasadena: 928; South Pasadena: 127; Alhambra: 215; Altadena: 155; Arcadia: 87; Glendale: 980; Monrovia: 162; San Gabriel: 139; Total Confirmed Cases in LA County: 54,996 Total Deaths: 2,362 On May 27 Pasadena’s Health Officer Dr. Ying-Ying Goh issued an official city order allowing […] Reported Cases in Pasadena and surrounding areas as of Tuesday, May 12 May 13, 2020 Pasadena: 557; South Pasadena: 100; Alhambra: 120; Altadena:101; Arcadia: 54; Glendale: 738; Monrovia: 13; San Gabriel: 54; Total Confirmed Cases in LA County: 32,258 Total Deaths: 1,569 • On Tuesday, May 12, the Los Angles Times reported that LA County Public Health Director Barbara Ferrer told the county Board of Supervisors that stay-at-home orders would […] The Count 08.01.19 Aug 1, 2019 4,425 American military service members (2 more than last week) have been reported killed in action since the War on Terror began in 2001, according to The Associated Press. 5 jihadists were killed by a coalition airstrike in Syria on Monday. According to military.com, it was the first airstrike since ISIS fell […] The Count 071819 Jul 18, 2019 4,423 American military service members (0 more than last week) have been reported killed in action since the War on Terror began in 2001, according to The Associated Press. 473 children of ISIS extremists have been deported from Iraq, according to the Iraqi foreign ministry. Most of the children are from Eastern […] The Count 07.04.19 Jul 3, 2019 2,248 American military service members (2 more than last week) were reported killed in Afghanistan since the war began in 2001, according to The Associated Press. 246 people were killed in Iraq in June and 163 others were wounded. Also, Reuters reported 70 bodies were recovered from mass graves. 2 […] US and Iran rattle sabers after tanker attack Jun 20, 2019 2,245 American military service members (0 more than last week) were reported killed in Afghanistan since the war began in 2001, according to The Associated Press. 3 rockets landed on a military base hosting US forces north of Baghdad on Monday, according to an Iraqi military statement. No one was injured and no one has […] As of Monday, 4,100 days after the war in Afghanistan ended … May 23, 2019 2,245 American military service members (0 more than last week) were reported killed in Afghanistan since the war began in 2001, according to The Associated Press. 1 rocket was fired into the Iraqi Green Zone Sunday night, landing less than a mile from the US Embassy. According to The Associated Press, no […] The Count 05.09.19 May 9, 2019 2,245 American military service members (0 more than last week) were reported killed in Afghanistan since the war began in 2001, according to The Associated Press. 735 former federal prosecutors from every presidential administration since Eisenhower signed a letter claiming President Trump would have been prosecuted for obstruction of justice if he […] The Count 050219 May 2, 2019 2,245 American military service members (0 more than last week) were reported killed in Afghanistan since the war began in 2001, according to The Associated Press. 1 person was killed and 3 others injured in a shooting at a synagogue near San Diego. Lori Gilbert-Kaye, 60, was killed when John T. Earnest […] US and India warned Sri Lankan government of attacks Apr 25, 2019 2,245 American military service members (0 more than last week) were reported killed in Afghanistan since the war began in 2001, according to The Associated Press. 321 people were killed and hundreds injured on Easter when a wave of bombs exploded in Sri Lanka. According to CNN, authorities have arrested 40 people. […] Five US service members killed in four weeks Apr 11, 2019 2,245 American military service members (5 more than last week) were reported killed in Afghanistan since the war began in 2001, according to The Associated Press. 16 years ago US coalition forces entered Baghdad under orders by President George W. Bush. US planes dropped about 200,000 leaflets warning civilians to stay in […] The Count 032819 Mar 28, 2019 2,235 American military service members (0 more than last week) were reported killed in Afghanistan since the war began in 2001, according to The Associated Press. 5 years after ISIS declared caliphate in Syria on March 23, 2104, the Syrian Democratic Forces announced that ISIS has lost its final stronghold in Syria, […] The Count 03.21.19 Mar 21, 2019 THE COUNT As of Monday, 4037 days after the war in Afghanistan ended … 2,228 American military service members (0 more than last week) were reported killed in Afghanistan since the war began in 2001, according to The Associated Press. 5 ISIS militants responsible for the deaths of 4 Americans in Syria […] As of Monday, 4,030 days after the war in Afghanistan ended … Mar 14, 2019 2,228 American military service members (0 more than last week) were reported killed in Afghanistan since the war began in 2001, according to The Associated Press. 2 paramilitary fighters were killed Saturday in a bomb blast in Baghdad, according to Reuters. So far, no one has taken responsibility for the attack. […] The Count 02.28.19 Feb 28, 2019 As of Monday, 4,016 days after the war in Afghanistan ended … 2,228American military service members (0 more than last week) were reported killed in Afghanistan since the war began in 2001, according to The Associated Press. 1.5 square miles is all that ISIS controls in Syria, according to CNN. The group has been […] The Count 02.14.19 Feb 14, 2019 As of Monday, 4,004 days after the war in Afghanistan ended … 2,228 American military service members (0 more than last week) were reported killed in Afghanistan since the war began in 2001, according to The Associated Press. 2 bomb disposal soldiers were defusing a device in Iraq when it exploded, killing […] As of Monday, 3,097 days after the war in Afghanistan ended … Feb 7, 2019 2,228 American military service members (0 more than last week) were reported killed in Afghanistan since the war began in 2001, according to The Associated Press. 15 years is how long a Charlotte, North Carolina man who recruited for ISIS will serve in prison. According to CNN, prosecutors hoped Erick Hendricks would […] As of Monday, 3,090 days after the war in Afghanistan ended … Jan 31, 2019 2,228 American military service members (0 more than last week) were reported killed in Afghanistan since the war began in 2001, according to The Associated Press. 99.5 percent of the ISIS-controlled territory has been returned to the Syrians, Acting Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan told reporters, including CNN, on Tuesday. 20 […] As of Monday, 3,083 days after the war in Afghanistan ended … Jan 24, 2019 2,228 American military service members (0 more than last week) were reported killed in Afghanistan since the war began in 2001, according to The Associated Press. 4 Americans were among 19 people killed in Syria on Wednesday, Jan. 16, in a suicide bombing that was claimed by ISIS, just weeks after […] Updated Dec 13, 2021 2,228 American military service members (0 more than last week) were reported killed in Afghanistan since the war began in 2001, according to The Associated Press. 1 American aiding ISIS was captured in Syria. According to ABC News, Warren Christopher Clark sent his resume to the extremist group last year. 2 police officers and 6 others […] Updated Dec 13, 2021 2,228 American military service members (0 more than last week) were reported killed in Afghanistan since the war began in 2001, according to The Associated Press. 2,000 remaining US troops will be leaving Syria quickly, according to CNN. Trump announced the withdrawal after declaring victory against ISIS. 1 Syrian officer was killed during an […] As of Monday, 3,057 days after the war in Afghanistan ended … Dec 20, 2018 2,228 American military service members (0 more than last week) were reported killed in Afghanistan since the war began in 2001, according to The Associated Press. 1 ISIS command center was destroyed inside a Syrian mosque. According to Reuters, 16 heavily armed ISIS fighters were at the command and control node at the mosque when it […] As of Monday, 3,043 days after the war in Afghanistan ended … Dec 6, 2018 2,228 American military service members (1 more than last week) were reported killed in Afghanistan since the war began in 2001, according to The Associated Press. 1 ISIS leader responsible for the death of an American was killed in a US airstrike on Sunday in Syria. Al Umarayn was involved in the killing of former US […] As of Monday, 3029 days after the war in Afghanistan ended … Nov 21, 2018 2,224 American military service members (0 more than last week) were reported killed in Afghanistan since the war began in 2001, according to The Associated Press. 200 graves containing the remains of thousands of victims have been found in areas formerly controlled by ISIS, a United Nations report revealed. 5 people were killed in a […] The Count – 11.15.18 Nov 15, 2018 2,224 American military service members (0 more than last week) were reported killed in Afghanistan since the war began in 2001, according to The Associated Press. 100 air and artillery strikes by US-led coalition forces in recent weeks have been executed to drive ISIS from its last stronghold in Syria, according to […] As of Monday, 3,050 days after the war in Afghanistan ended… Nov 8, 2018 2,224 American military service members (0 more than last week) were reported killed in Afghanistan since the war began in 2001, according to The Associated Press. 15,000 US troops could be sent to the southern border by President Trump. 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Page Text: By Ellen Snortland Pasadena Weekly Columnist Updated Mar 13, 2022 “OMG, what was that?” Ferociously howling winds, and the various crashes and shudders they inflicted upon our Altadena home, started on Jan. 21, in the late evening. My husband and I were hearing the havoc outside, when I saw a flash through my office window and heard a loud explosion. Mea culpa. No, really. Dec 8, 2021 By Ellen Snortland Pasadena Weekly Columnist Subject line: Please correct yourself: We have a woman Chief Justice of the California Supreme Court “Ellen, I am a fan and enjoy your writing. But I think you have lost track of current reality regarding the chief justice of the California State Supreme Court. I was shocked when […] This is why we can’t have nice things Dec 1, 2021 By Ellen Snortland Pasadena Weekly Columnist “You do realize your nostrils are for inhaling and exhaling?” I snort. Argh! I itch to say that when I see people walking around with masks on, but nostrils exposed. A facial moon, if you will. “For goodness sakes, pull up your mask!” At one point, I thought this […] Thanksgiving for some, heartbreak for others Nov 23, 2021 By Ellen Snortland Pasadena Weekly Columnist Rose Elizabeth Bird, the late, great 25th chief justice of the California Supreme Court — and the only female ever to hold that office — famously said, “We have probed the earth, excavated it, burned it, ripped things from it, buried things in it. … That does not fit […] For these 16 days, orange is a verb Nov 18, 2021 By Ellen Snortland Pasadena Weekly Columnist “I wear orange for 16 days in a row to stand in solidarity with other activists committed to ending violence against women,” I said, between mouthfuls of ceviche. I was in the tropical paradise of Puerto Vallarta. My friend Anne Peterson had been grappling with how to ask me […] The Invisible Woman Nov 4, 2021 By Ellen Snortland Pasadena Weekly Columnist Eyes closed, I’m enjoying Manhattan’s March sunshine on a building’s concrete stairs across from the United Nations Secretariat building. I feel a presence next to me. Around 42nd and First, the street hums and honks with taxis and big black limos sporting diplomatic license plates. “Can I sit here […] By-Right housing development disenfranchising West Altadena Nov 3, 2021 By Alonzo Edwards Altadena Resident Over 35 years ago, in the mid-1980s, L.A. County designated West Altadena predominately Black and brown community for redevelopment. Lincoln Crossing was completed in 2007 with a fitness center, supermarket and retail stores. Fourteen years have passed, and development efforts have been nonexistent. Community’s town hall meetings were conducted in […] Witch is scarier? Got a light? Oct 28, 2021 By Ellen Snortland Pasadena Weekly Columnist Boo! Halloween has come once again, with its assortment of ghouls, goblins and witches. My question is: Why are witches considered scary Halloween characters? Wouldn’t the creepier ones be the Inquisition boys, especially the ones with matchbooks? Maybe Spanish Inquisition costumes are just too darn hard to come by. […] We are so over Columbus Oct 21, 2021 By Ellen Snortland Pasadena Weekly Columnist “I just read that the first baby born in North America was named Snorri. I wonder if we’re related?” my late sister Alane once said to me. I can picture her in her professional-level kitchen in her restored 18th-century brownstone in Troy, New York. Her gleaming stainless steel island […] Scholarship winner wants to work in tech Oct 7, 2021 By Doyoon Kim Pasadena Weekly Contributing Writer Adam Elkobaitry, a Pasadena native and recent graduate of Polytechnic High School, wants to work in the booming tech industry by designing artificial intelligence. “AI is such a rapidly expanding field, and it’s taking over all parts of our world,” Elkobaitry said. “I want to bring AI together […] It’s time for new standards Sep 30, 2021 By Ellen Snortland Pasadena Weekly Columnist Can we move on, please? Over the years, I’ve written thousands of words about reproductive rights in this barely modern country of ours. Ireland and Mexico are now more progressive than we are when it comes to abortion. This week, I’m not devoting another column to the most basic […] Laying down the law(s) Sep 23, 2021 By Ellen Snortland Pasadena Weekly Columnist Murphy’s law — you’ve heard of it, yes? If not, here’s a refresher. Although no one is sure who Murphy was, her laws are well known. They are: • Nothing is as easy as it looks. • Everything will take longer than you think. • If anything can go […] Updated Mar 14, 2022 Editor: If Amy Coney Barrett means what she said, she should resign from the Supreme Court. Justice Barrett said justices should be “hyper-vigilant to make sure they’re not letting personal biases creep into their decisions.” The Supreme Court’s five Republican justices, in the dark of night, decided to uphold a flagrantly unconstitutional assault on women’s […] The sound of one shoe dropping Sep 16, 2021 By Ellen Snortland Pasadena Weekly Columnist Since Roe v. Wade was decided in 1973, I have been writing about it and the continuing backlash. Therefore, it’s impossible for me to stay silent about the recent Texas tyranny over early term abortions. In case you’ve been on vacation or hiding under a rock, the Texas Legislature […] Conspiracies are spreading Sep 9, 2021 By Ellen Snortland Pasadena Weekly Columnist Did you know there is an existing slave colony on Mars run by NASA and populated by kidnapped children? Every time I’ve gone to the Home Depot to pick up a few child slaves for toxic jobs, there are none. Now I know why — they are on Mars. […] Victim blaming is not just for women Sep 2, 2021 By Ellen Snortland Pasadena Weekly Columnist “Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain!” The Wizard of Oz maintained his ruse for far too long. Eventually, he is revealed to be the fraud that he is by Toto, a scrappy little cairn terrier and Dorothy’s best friend. A whole lot of us have been […] Happy Women’s Equality Day! Aug 26, 2021 By Ellen Snortland Pasadena Weekly Columnist For many years now, my female friends have received an unusual invitation from me regarding Aug. 26, Women’s Equality Day (W.E.D.). About 16 years ago, at a mutual friend’s home, I met national treasure, women’s historian hero and advocate Molly Murphy MacGregor. After that auspicious meeting, I vowed to […] Back up, you’ll be burned Aug 19, 2021 By Ellen Snortland “Back up,” I say. “I don’t want to burn you.” Crowded by an unwanted dinner guest who is now in my kitchen, I lean over to pull out a large roasting pan of six game hens from the super-hot oven in my 1920s-era cream and green gas stove. My huge kitchen is […] Updated Mar 14, 2022 Editor: Unless there are immediate, rapid and large-scale reductions of all greenhouse gases, limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees will be impossible. Are we capable of acting? Probably not. Are we stuck with our traditional “reactive mode”? Change is difficult; however; stupid, irrational thinking will be our doom. This should not be a divisive, partisan […] The letter I hope no one has to write Aug 12, 2021 By Ellen Snortland Pasadena Weekly Columnist Dear great, great-niece or nephew, I’m writing you knowing that by the time you read this I’ll have died. I’m writing this two weeks before my 100th birthday. I can’t imagine I’ll last much longer. I’ve given this letter to my lawyer, Rachel, with instructions to share it after […] Osaka and Biles: The ‘No’s’ heard around the world Aug 5, 2021 By Ellen Snortland Pasadena Weekly Columnist “The only people who get upset when you set boundaries are the ones who benefitted from you not having any.” — Anonymous. To that quote I add: “For most of history, ‘Anonymous’ was a woman.” — Virginia Woolf. Women setting boundaries is a vital conversation we all must have […] New ways of learning, a plus for students Jul 29, 2021 By Dr. Edward C. Ortell Citrus College Governing Board Member Society’s slow but steady emergence from the darkest days of COVID-19 feels a bit like the first vestiges of spring after a long, cold winter. Many of us wonder if life will ever fully return to the way it was pre-pandemic. My guess is […] Getting their just rewards Jul 29, 2021 By Ellen Snortland Pasadena Weekly Columnist Gestapo and Brown Shirts, the KGB, STASI, anyone? Just when I think I’ve heard it All, (capital “A” my emphasis), the Texas Legislature comes up with yet another dangerous attack on women’s rights. I’m talking about the idea of having regular Texas citizens collect a $10,000 reward for […] Updated Mar 14, 2022 Editor: This letter is a reaction to Ellen Snortland’s column in Pasadena Weekly. My feeling about these flights is that they are simply ego trips. These men have the money, and they choose to spend it on a meaningless glory trip. The U.S. and Soviet Union space programs starting in the 1950s were creating and […] Use money moguls for good Jul 22, 2021 By Ellen Snortland Pasadena Weekly Columnist “I am a space geek,” reads my T-shirt. True enough. As an Altadenan, I am proud of and love visiting JPL whenever I can. I’ll never forget the day we parked near the Arroyo and gasped in wonder as the space shuttle Endeavour made a surprise, low altitude fly-by […] Patriotism takes many forms Jul 15, 2021 By Ellen Snortland Pasadena Weekly Columnist “If you remember the ’60s, you weren’t really there,” observed comic Charlie Fleischer. Right on! I remember some of it, so where does that put me? I remember planting my butt during a sit-in at Old Main, Augustana Academy’s granite four-story class and administration building near Canton, South Dakota. […] Clueless by design Jul 8, 2021 By Ellen Snortland Pasadena Weekly Columnist I advocate for inclusivity in realms many people often ignore, especially women being included in design choices. I’m also cranky at how often men are clueless about how their designs impact women. In the late ’90s, I bought an abandoned 2.5-acre “ranchette” in Shadow Hills, an equestrian pocket of […] Time to blow up more than fireworks Jul 1, 2021 By Ellen Snortland Pasadena Weekly Columnist Celebrated author Erma Bombeck wrote, “You have to love a nation that celebrates its independence every July 4th, not with a parade of guns, tanks and soldiers who file by the White House in a show of strength and muscle, but with family picnics where kids throw Frisbees, the […] Imago: Couples therapy at its best Jun 24, 2021 By Ellen Snortland Pasadena Weekly Columnist I stride 2 1/2 miles from my home to where I will be taking Imago training for therapists and mental health professionals. It’s 2004, and I am a journalist on a mission. I’m excited. Will this be the basis for the next book I write? It’s in the home […] My boss is a tyrant: I’d quit, except I work for myself Jun 17, 2021 By Ellen Snortland Pasadena Weekly Columnist Self-employed for most of my adult life, I gave many of my friends and family conniptions by not having the security of a “regular” job. They had unvarying hours, paid vacation days and benefits. On the other hand, they often envied my independence. While I love my freedom, I […] Remembering my father Jun 10, 2021 By Christopher Nyerges Pasadena Weekly Contributing Writer When my father’s 80th birthday coincided with Father’s Day some years ago, I wrote and illustrated a pictorial booklet for my father that outlined key aspects of our life together. It was my way of thanking my father. My wife, Dolores, and I went to his home after […] Here’s the scoop on dog poop Jun 10, 2021 By Ellen Snortland Pasadena Weekly Columnist I am throwing down a gauntlet: Someone, please invent a way to recycle and repurpose doggie doo-doo! I’m a bit pooped lately — forgive the expression — and I’ve had way too much time to mull this over, which is perhaps a “waste” of my intellect. That said, consider […] I go off when the heat is on Jun 3, 2021 By Ellen Snortland I am blessed with long-standing friendships from my school days and was overjoyed when one of my besties from high school visited this past week. Genice Winter Rodne lives in South Dakota, where we both hail from, so I wanted to give her a vacation as far removed from the prairies as […] A trip and fall down memory lane May 27, 2021 By Ellen Snortland It has been 13 months since I wrote my first column about COVID-19, and I thought it would be interesting to revisit it in light of where we are now. Looking back, I am somewhat stunned at what I couldn’t foresee: that simply wearing a mask would become a political issue for […] Please don’t ask me to ‘smile’ May 20, 2021 By Ellen Snortland Now that we vaccinated people can once again be outside and “maskless” — at least in certain circumstances — I now realize that there was a definite perk to wearing a mask. Why? Because no one could see my facial expressions, (note to self: don’t wear a clear face shield to the […] Grandmas are the key to survival May 13, 2021 By Ellen Snortland Grandma Edna, my mom’s mom, was introverted. A shy and quiet farm wife, she was a champion at food growing, gathering, preserving and serving. In contrast, Grandma Aline, dad’s mom, was talkative and bold. Why am I talking about grandmas? 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