Pasadena Star-News

The Pasadena Star-News is a subscription-based daily newspaper that serves the Pasadena area in California. Since 1996, it has been a part of the Los Angeles Newspaper Group. Additionally, it is affiliated with the San Gabriel Valley Newspaper Group, which includes the San Gabriel Valley Tribune and the Whittier Daily News.

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CDC advisory group considers narrowing COVID vaccine recommendations

3 days ago | pasadenastarnews.com | Harriet Rowan
Trump vs. Harvard as Americans go Crimson

5 days ago | pasadenastarnews.com | Larry Wilson

"Nation can't believe it's on Harvard's side" was the headline on a spoof story in The Onion last week. Too true. Americans, stereotyped as We're No. 1 types who love a winner, who speak loudly and still carry a big stick, actually often despise anyone who either is the best or pretends to be so.
Time for California to embrace nuclear power again?

5 days ago | pasadenastarnews.com | Teri Sforza

Should next-generation nuclear reactors be part of California's energy future? A provocative question, given that the Golden State officially forbids construction of new nuclear facilities until the federal government figures out what the heck to do with the radioactive waste we're already stuck with (including 3.6 million pounds on a scenic bluff overlooking the blue Pacific at San Onofre).
A look at egg prices and where the fight against avian flu is

5 days ago | pasadenastarnews.com | Kurt Snibbe
Christians attended Good Friday services in LA and around the world

5 days ago | pasadenastarnews.com | Holly Andres
Southern California home sales flat amid economic uncertainty

6 days ago | pasadenastarnews.com | Jeffrey Collins

Tariffs, a fluctuating stock market and the Los Angeles County firestorms are rippling through the Southern California housing market, where local agents are seeing sales flatten and bidding wars becoming scarce. The inventory of homes for sale is up as home shoppers become more hesitant, agents say. "Some people worry they'll lose their job," said Huntington Beach agent Lily Campbell.
Selling a car with disabled-person license plates

6 days ago | pasadenastarnews.com | Jim Radcliffe
USC's veteran defensive linemen mentoring their younger peers

6 days ago | pasadenastarnews.com | Dan Lovi

LOS ANGELES - It's been a gradual ramp up at practice for one of the newest Trojans on the defensive line, Keeshawn Silver, who transferred from Kentucky and was one of the highest-ranked defensive linemen to hit the portal late last year. A huge addition to the defensive line, Silver hasn't let a knee injury keep him from practicing every day so far in spring camp.
The faithful celebrated Maundy Thursday and look forward to Good Friday services

6 days ago | pasadenastarnews.com | Holly Andres

Christians across Los Angeles County celebrated Maundy Thursday and many will attend church on Good Friday, April 18, to honor the day when Jesus died on the cross. Easter Sunday, the most holy day in Christianity, will mark the day when Jesus rose from the dead, according to Christian tradition. Among the many churches who held services on a cloudy and cool evening on April 17, the Mass of the Lord's Supper was celebrated by Rev.
SCE, plaintiffs prepare to remove giant towers from canyon

6 days ago | pasadenastarnews.com | Ryan Carter

Crews next week will begin lowering Eaton Canyon transmission lines in preparation for removing the giant Southern California Edison towers that are evidence at the center of an investigation into how the Eaton fire started, attorneys said in court on Thursday, April 17.