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Jamie Huffar pleaded guilty to theft and forgery over a five-year period. In that time, she stole more than $1M from the Pasadena Chamber of Commerce.

Police have arrested a 17-year-old boy after police say he robbed a Walgreens and a Dunkin while displaying a handgun in both businesses. ***ALSO READ -Yesterd

A woman pled guilty Friday to stealing over $1 million from the Pasadena Chamber of Commerce.

A Pasadena-based company says the future is robots, and its installed several of them in a soon-to-open restaurant in Pasadena's Old Town.

Preparations for the 135th annual Rose Parade continue with volunteers building the colorful floats and officials taking the final safety measures.

Michigan is favored against Alabama, but the spread is small. Will Alabama pick up another SEC win against the Big Ten?

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NFL owners are voting to award Super Bowl LXI to Los Angeles, ESPN reported.The vote is expected to take place on Wednesday at the league meetings in Dallas.The 2027 game will be televised by ES

(1) CONTEST KERFUFFLE. The Self-Published Science Fiction Competition has announced that one of its judging teams – unnamed in their statement, but it’s Team EPIC – will no longer be participating. Kris, who reviews on YouTube as A Fictional Escapist, and formerly at EPIC Indie, said they found something on EPIC’s “About” page that led

As California struggles to keep some of the nation's largest property insurers in the state, California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara on Wednesday told state lawmakers the state's market could stabilize under his proposed plan by 2025, but it will mean higher prices for consumers.