5 money mistakes anyone could make-From the LA Times

5 money mistakes anyone could make

Most of us can relate to these stories of financial faux pas. We can learn from them too. By Ronald D. White

What do most Americans do with their money? Make mistakes, apparently.

That’s according to the annual raft of January surveys that attempt to define and make sense of the nation’s consumer behavior over the previous 12 months.

Pasadena Chamber Networking Breakfast is Wednesday,…

A friendly reminder to register for February’s networking Connection Breakfast if you have not already done so.

The link for  breakfast is below.

COVID-19 Update for February 6, 2023-Biden Administration…

From The New York Times: The Biden administration plans to let the coronavirus public health emergency expire in May, the White House said on Monday, January 30th, a sign that federal officials believe the pandemic has moved into a new, less dire phase.

Cheeseburger Challenge 2023-the Results Are In

Cheeseburger Week ended at 11:59pm on Saturday, January 28th. Delicious burgers and very special selections were tasted by people from throughout Southern California. Some visited old favorites and some tried a new venue. 

Myself, I enjoyed burgers from The Stand, El PortalLucky Baldwin's Trappiste Pub, Pie 'n Burger and Dog Haus. Each was spectacular in its own way and unique. 

COVID-19 Update for January 30, 2023-Cases Waning?…

 

CASES: from PasadenaNOW: On the third anniversary of the first confirmed COVID-19 infection in Los Angeles County, the public health director reported declining overall infection statistics, while continuing to preach vigilance to avoid spreading the virus to vulnerable populations.

Boston Court Pasadena Announces 20th Anniversary Season

The 2023 season features an array of diverse concerts, a world premiere that tells the ultimate frenemy story of two of Japan’s most revered female poets, and Boston Court’s first ever immersive play.

Boston Court Pasadena 20th Anniversary Theater Season Includes

World Premiere of Rosie Naraski’s Unrivaled (Mach 16 – April 23), a co-production with Playwrights’ Arena

There Are No Words

Saturday night a gunman brought death to ten people in our neighboring community of Monterey Park. Ten others were wounded.

This horrific act of devastation occurred as residents of Monterey Park and other local communities were celebrating the eve of the Lunar New Year. 

Right now (Sunday evening), we do not know what lunacy motivated a man to kill and injure so many. 

That Most Delicious Time in Pasadena-Celebrate the…

Restaurants throughout Pasadena pay homage to Lionel Sternberger’s invention of the cheeseburger in Pasadena in 1924 with delicious meals and deals

Put those New Year’s resolutions on hold for seven days and celebrate all things cheeseburger during Cheeseburger Week from January 22nd to January 28th.  

COVID-19 Update for January 23, 2023-Cases, The Economy and…

Cases: Pasadena reported 12 new COVID cases on January 19th. There were no new fatalities. To date, Pasadena has seen 39,063 cases among our population of about 142,000 and 440 deaths due to the disease.

On January 19th, Los Angeles County reported 1,502 new cases and 31 deaths due to COVID.

Pasadena Water and Power Rebates and Incentives for…

PWP offers a variety of rebates and incentives to help commercial customers lower operating costs, meet sustainability goals and use resources efficiently. Customers upgrading equipment in an existing building, planning a major remodel, starting construction of a new building, or looking for ways to reduce overall energy and water consumption may benefit from these opportunities.

PASADENA POLICE - COMMUNITY BRIEF December 2022

PASADENA POLICE - COMMUNITY BRIEF December 2022