After nearly a decade of pushing to have a military cemetery built at a former Marine base near the Great Park, the proposal was all but killed when the City Council refused to choose a site.
Innova Medical Group in Pasadena has grossed more than $2.7 billion importing antigen tests from China and exporting them to the U.K., despite questions over their accuracy.
Millions of domestic workers in Indonesia risk abuse in a job dismissed as “women’s work.” A law designed to protect them has languished for 17 years.
Under the proposed ordinance, enforcement of anti-camping laws cannot take place until the City Council has reviewed the location and given the go-ahead.
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The Altadena Historical Society honored Ellen Garrison Clark, raising $8,000 to purchase a headstone and recognizing the anti-slavery activist and educator.
Millions of domestic workers in Indonesia risk abuse in a job dismissed as “women’s work.” A law designed to protect them has languished for 17 years.
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