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The Pasadena Tournament of Roses marched through Pasadena for the 135th year on New Year's Day, and San Diego still had quite a presence in the parade.

Flower Mound honors Lance Corporal Aaron Kovacevich, a 2017 Marcus HS grad, as a hometown hero. After attending Texas Tech, Kovacevich joined the Marines and is now stationed at Camp Pendleton, pursuing his goal of joining Marine RECON.

The release is part of a joint effort by the San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, as part of an ongoing effort to bring the Pacific pocket mouse back from the brink of extinction.

Most influential: The CEO led the non-profit through a lot of change, something she's used to as she finds ways to connect with and help others.

A peek at upcoming community events, including concerts, fairs, performances, art shows, meetups, and donation and volunteering opportunities

From floats to equestrian teams, many across the region are participating in event's 135th running in Pasadena

A high school marching band from Corona and Cal Poly Pomona’s float are among those to watch for Monday, Jan. 1.

As we welcome the year, it's fun to look back on the news our readers found to be of most interest. From an established "micronation" near Ocotillo Wells to a surplus of parrots -- some of these topics may surprise you.

Virginia Keydet swimmer Hayden Rose reacted quickly when a colleague fell and hit her head, likely helping to save her life.

Work began Dec. 15 and should resume early next week on 50-year U.S. Army Corps of Engineers project