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Store Owner Jill Pearson isn’t just surviving, she’s thriving.

Global Asias, Monsterpalooza, and more happenings this week.

Stadium tours, markets, and more happenings this week.

From lectures to live events, here are five ways to honor and recognize Black History Month this February.

’Tis the season of generosity. Here are some ways to give of your time.

David Lee, CEO of Hing Wa Lee Group organized a car rally and event to bring awareness to the Stop Asian Hate campaign.

Side Street Projects is a local nonprofit that serves more than 1,000 artists and over 4,000 children each year.

For all those feeling disconnected from the city we love, there’s now a way to explore it again—from the comfort of your own couch with Pasadena Walking Tours.

Sierra Madre Thrives’ Quarantine Canteen assists the community through the pandemic.

The Stark Spirits motto is “strength is in the character.” By retooling their business to help others during the crisis, they proved the strength of theirs.

Join the fun to virtually celebrate the strength of the families they serve and raise critical funds to keep their doors open.

Due to wind conditions, the Bobcat Fire is moving toward San Gabriel Valley foothill communities, including Monrovia, Bradbury, Sierra Madre, Altadena, Duarte and Pasadena.

The Bobcat fire burning above Pasadena in the San Gabriel foothills generated evacuation warnings for a number of foothill communities.

Let’s show our support as a community. Please share other black-owned businesses in Pasadena as we are continuing to update the list.

The Pasadena Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring a number of virtual networking events so the business community can remain connected.

Noor, Pasadena’s favorite event venue, has transformed itself into a community kitchen providing healthy, nutrient-laden soups to the community.

Below is a listing of other potential sources of aid for small businesses.

Pasadena Center Operating Company (PCOC) along with Centerplate, delivered and distributed 3,100 healthy meals for students of Pasadena Unified School District.

The longest-running fine craft show is celebrating its final year at the Pasadena Convention Center.

For an evening of laughter, this Pasadena comedy club is the place to be.

Since 2007, the center has been home to the Rays, special-needs athletes who live with a range of physical, social, and/or developmental disabilities.

Game Empire brings the community together, one roll of the dice at a time.