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Welcome to South Pasadena Today. We are an online newspaper located in the West Valley of the San Gabriel area. The news and entertainment we cover are centered around the Pasadena, Alhambra, Pasadena, Altadena, San Marino, and San Gabriel Valley areas. When articles are impactful or involve residents of the local area, we often carry articles outside of our area. We publish news, sports, advertising, information, and more. Many of the articles are written by media veteran Michael Hughes, a resident of South Pasadena. We have partnered with Brian Reed-Baiotto and 210 Prep Sports. Brian is an experienced sports writer who loves his job. There is a tremendous level of respect among the schools and coaches, along with the players. Check out South Pasadena Today to see why thousands of individuals have already done so. Our mission is to be your "News and Information Digest of the San Gabriel Valley". We need your help, but we cannot do it alone. We need people who are passionate about providing information and news about their community, businesses, and passions for South Pasadena Today. We are looking for writers and contributors. If you have a story, photo, or news tip, please e-mail editor@southpasadenatoday.com. The rest will be handled by us. The South Pasadena Today is seeking Chamber of Commerce professionals who are interested in contributing stories and features. Keeping us informed about business and community events is important to us. Regardless of your writing experience. We will handle the rest after we receive the information. You can also submit photos. As well, we need someone who has an interest in sports to oversee our Sports pages. If you would like to know more, please contact us. All day and evening, South Pasadena Today publishes live. Throughout the day, we also publish breaking news, so you can visit our site at any time to find out the latest information. It is accessible 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Our mornings at Hughes News Today are enriched by diversity. Get a good start to the day by sitting back and enjoying your morning. Get the latest local news with your morning brew. I promise we won't bombard you with the same dull, rewritten releases. We will not bombard our readers with articles on the same old topics over and over again. In every community, there are plenty of topics to discuss. Throughout South Pasadena Today, we challenge you not to be exclusive and look for stories outside your usual circles. This will be accomplished by gathering the regional newsmakers and bringing them together on a platform to build an online news adventure that is focused on our readers, businesses, and staff. Please help us. We strive to write exciting content. Taking a look at interesting topics and posts around the region, we strive to liven up dull posts about City Council meetings or local ballot initiatives with rich descriptions - even quotes from others - to engage you and your neighbors. We want you to be interested in the article. Due to the fact that you write it, you value it. You know the facts because you were there. Be a part of the "Voice" of the region. Tell us what's happening in your arena. Send us your comments, thoughts, or suggestions at editor@southpasadenatoday.com you need help. You can also call us at 626-676-3743. Consider an ad if you need exposure for an upcoming event. To learn more, give us a call.

South Pasadena Thu. Mar 30 2023

Pasadena Landlord Lawsuit Invalidated

The ruling is a significant victory for the rent control movement in California

Michael Hughes Editor

Pasadena Landlord Lawsuit Invalidated

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South Pasadena Thu. Mar 30 2023

Southland Receives More Rainfall, Adding to Existing Saturation

More rain hits Southland

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Southland Receives More Rainfall, Adding to Existing Saturation

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South Pasadena Thu. Mar 30 2023

Arbor Day Celebration Plans Revealed

The Arbor Day celebration in South Pasadena is part of the city's ongoing commitment to environmental stewardship and sustainability

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Arbor Day Celebration Plans Revealed

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South Pasadena Wed. Mar 29 2023

New California Gas Price Law Another Defeat for Oil Industry

“We proved we could finally beat big oil,” Newsom said Tuesday after signing the bill.

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New California Gas Price Law Another Defeat for Oil Industry

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South Pasadena Wed. Mar 29 2023

Pasadena Enforce Distracted Driving Laws

Get Off Your Apps: April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month

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Pasadena Enforce Distracted Driving Laws

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South Pasadena Wed. Mar 29 2023

LA Metro Considers New Police Force

Currently, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department is responsible for providing security on the Metro.

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LA Metro Considers New Police Force

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South Pasadena Wed. Mar 29 2023

South Pasadena is Having a Birthday Party

You are invited

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South Pasadena is Having a Birthday Party

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South Pasadena Wed. Mar 29 2023

Covina Man Given 2 years for Not Paying Taxes

In total, B&S accrued approximately $2,791,783 in unpaid employment taxes.

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Covina Man Given 2 years for Not Paying Taxes

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South Pasadena Tue. Mar 28 2023

The Huntington Library's Nearly Century-Old Tea House Reopens After Years of Closure

The story Originally Appeared in the Eater

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Michael Hughes Editor

South Pasadena Tue. Mar 28 2023

California Braces for Power Outages and Downed Trees as Another Winter Storm Rolls In

"Make sure you have a plan in place in case of power outages or other emergency situations,"

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California Braces for Power Outages and Downed Trees as Another Winter Storm Rolls In

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South Pasadena Tue. Mar 28 2023

New Bomb Cyclone Threatens Storm-Slammed California With Heavy Rain and Snow

What we're watching: With a record snowpack already, the state is headed for an all-time record on April 1, the typical seasonal peak.

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New Bomb Cyclone Threatens Storm-Slammed California With Heavy Rain and Snow

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South Pasadena Mon. Mar 27 2023

Suspect Arrested in Connection to Burglary

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Suspect Arrested in Connection to Burglary

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