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Theatre Review | Tesla’s Genius Meets the Gods in Sierra Madre’s Electrifying New Musical

4 days ago | coloradoboulevard.net | Carol Edger Germain

The announcement of the world premiere of this semi-historical/semi-mythological production with some ambitious creative twists, was quite intriguing. The cherry on top is that it’s a musical!By Carol GermainBilly Larkin and Ron Boustead bring us an imagination-embellished historical tale about the life and scientific accomplishments of engineer-inventor Nikola Tesla (Thomas Winter), a sickly but brilliant citizen of the Austrian Empire (now Croatia).
Jazz in the Park Returns to Playhouse Village Park ‹ ColoradoBoulevard.net

1 week ago | coloradoboulevard.net | Katlyn Ong

Playhouse Village sizzles this summer with the return of the beloved Jazz in the Park concert series presented by Playhouse Village Association in partnership w
Leila Nafarrete Named Valedictorian of CIS Academy Class of 2025

1 week ago | coloradoboulevard.net | Scott Phelps

Leila Nafarrete has been named Valedictorian of the Class of 2025 at the Center for Independent Study (CIS) Academy, capping an extraordinary high school career defined by academic excellence, leadership, and community service. By Scott PhelpsLeila Nafarrete graduates with an unweighted GPA of 3.9556 and a weighted GPA of 4.2222. She is a 2025 Pasadena Tournament of Roses Rose Scholar and a National Hispanic Recognition Program Scholar.
Pasadena City Council and PUSD Unite in Annual Meeting to Address Fire Recovery, Education, and Housing

3 weeks ago | coloradoboulevard.net | Chase Jones

The Pasadena City Council and the Pasadena Unified School District (PUSD) held their annual joint meeting on May 12, focusing on several collaborative initiatives. Key topics included recovery efforts following the Eaton Fire, the ongoing use of the Jefferson Campus, early childhood education programs, and a proposed workforce housing project.
Rose City High School Celebrates Prestigious 2025 Model Continuation School Honor

3 weeks ago | coloradoboulevard.net | Scott Phelps

Rose City High School celebrates being awarded the prestigious designation of 2025 Model Continuation High School (MCHS) by the California Department of Education (CDE). By Scott PhelpThis recognition highlights the school’s outstanding efforts in providing innovative educational programs and comprehensive services to at-risk youth.
In Memoriam | Ann Erdman

1 month ago | coloradoboulevard.net | Scott Phelps

Ann Erdman, a longtime public information officer for the City of Pasadena and a beloved figure in local government and nonprofit circles, passed away on April 30, 2025. She was 74. By Scott PhelpsErdman served as Pasadena’s Public Information Officer (PIO) from 1991 until her retirement in 2011, during which she became one of the most trusted voices in city communications.
New Children’s Book by Pasadena Author Susana Porras Highlights Friendship, Adventure, and Resilience ‹ ColoradoBoulevard.net

1 month ago | coloradoboulevard.net

A heartwarming new children's book, Danny's Trails: Mossley, England by Susana Porras explores the powerful bond of friendship and the incredible strength of th
2012 Report Predicted the Future of EVs in 2025: How Accurate Were the Predictions?

1 month ago | coloradoboulevard.net | Ethan Elkind

Back in 2012, Berkeley Law’s CLEE and UCLA Law’s Emmett Institute on Climate Change and the Environment released a report called “Electric Drive by ’25,” with the bold subtitle “How California Can Catalyze Mass Adoption of Electric Vehicles by 2025.” By Ethan Elkind The report cited 2011-12 EV sales as reason for optimism on achieving mass adoption by 2025: Early results from the introduction of new electric vehicles to the U.S. market have been promising, with sales of both Nissan LEAFs and...
Marshall Fundamental Renamed Thurgood Marshall Secondary School

1 month ago | coloradoboulevard.net | Scott Phelps |Katlyn Ong |Melissa R. Michelson |Jennifer Lee

Marshall Fundamental Secondary School will officially become Thurgood Marshall Secondary School, marking a historic name change that celebrates both the school’s centennial and its evolving identity. The Pasadena Unified Board of Education unanimously approved the name change at its April 17th board meeting.
Joint Meeting Covers Eaton Fire Recovery, Kaiser Site, LA28 Olympics, and Measure A Funds

1 month ago | coloradoboulevard.net | Katlyn Ong |Melissa R. Michelson |Jennifer Lee |Marc Ratner

The Joint Meeting between the Pasadena City Council and Los Angeles County Supervisor, Kathryn Barger was held on April 16. By Chase Jones Pasadena City Manager Miguel Márquez opened the special meeting by acknowledging the partnership between Pasadena and the County of Los Angeles the night of the Eaton fire. It was roughly 6:15 pm when fire first started in Altadena, and by 8:10 pm the Pasadena Convention Center was opened as an evacuation center.