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Opinion

How Your Water Bill Ended Up Paying For Electricity For Northern California Cities

Written by Wayne Lusvardi on Jul 15th, 2010

How did Southern California water ratepayers end up indirectly paying for geothermal electricity for northern California cities is a story that has never been told in the media. In...

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This Week On CCN

Pasadena Sued Over Sanctuary City Policy

Written by Wayne Lusvardi on Jul 22nd, 2010

Judicial Watch Sues Pasadena Police Department for Records Detailing Illegal Alien Sanctuary Policy PPD Reportedly ‘not asking about anybody’s legal status unless it is...

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Business

No Blood for Lithium, either!

Written by steve on Jun 18th, 2010

Today as I was at yahoo signing into my email there was a story. “Massive Mineral Found in Afghanistan”. Hmmmmm. Minerals? The story said yes, there was gold, a lot of...

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Schools & Education

School Music & Arts Programs To Survive At Expense Of Busing?

Written by Wayne Lusvardi on Jun 5th, 2010

First the bad news: the state has cut funding for school busing. Now for the good news: the state has cut funding for school busing! –proverbial joke There is bad news and...

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Recent Posts

City of Pasadena Set To Open New Street Extension Today

City of Pasadena Set To Open New Street Extension Today

May 27th, 2010

The City of Pasadena is set to open the westward extension of Walnut St. which will connect it to Kinneloa Ave. and go under the 210 Freeway. A ribbon-cutting and parade for the new tunnel and street will be held today at the new extension on Kinneloa from 4-5pm where City Officials will mark the opening of the new 1,700 foot segment of road. The project, which...

CCN Website Updates

CCN Website Updates

May 23rd, 2010

By now if you are a regular CCN website visitor you’ve probably guessed that there are some updates and changes in the works.  Here’s what you can keep an eye out for: Guest bloggers will soon be posting on the CCN Website.  They’ll have their own space by next week to post commentary.  Currently Peter T. Stavropoulos, Luna Petty (also a...

Former Dodger Pitcher Dies in Pasadena Home

Former Dodger Pitcher Dies in Pasadena Home

May 23rd, 2010

Here’s a press release from the Pasadena Police Department about Dodger Jose Lima’s death: Pasadena, CA – On Sunday, May 23, 2010 shortly after 6:00 a.m., Pasadena Fire Department Paramedics responded to the home of former Dodger pitcher Jose Lima. Mr. Lima was found to be in full cardiac arrest and transported to a local hospital. Hospital...

Pasadena City Council Weighs Action on Arizona Laws

The Pasadena City Council will decide what, if any, action they’ll take on the new Arizona Laws dealing with illegal immigration and ethnic studies.  The troubled border state recently passed a law allowing police to question anyone they suspect of being an illegal immigrant about their citizenship status, and ask for documentation, if the person is...

Increasing Altadena Speed Limit: Good or Bad?

Catch CCN’s Cassie Richardson’s story on the speed limit increase on Altadena’s Lincoln Avenue Monday at 6pm on CCN – Crown City News on Channel 32 in Pasadena, Altadena, and La Canada.  Everywhere else on www.crowncitynews.com. Some say this will be a good thing because they’ll now have more cops patrolling and using radar guns...

This Week In Pasadena & The San Gabriel Valley – 5/14/10

This Week In Pasadena & The San Gabriel Valley – 5/14/10

May 14th, 2010

Another great and sunny week passed right by for us here in Pasadena and the San Gabriel Valley. In addition to the weather though, CCN’s Weekly Review is now “This Week In Pasadena & The San Gabriel Valley”. Catch us right here weekly with the latest news highlight of the week. Here’s just a snapshot of just some of the stories that...

Weekly Review – 5/7/10

Weekly Review – 5/7/10

May 7th, 2010

Another very sunny and warm week just passed right by here in Pasadena and the San Gabriel Valley, and although the warm 80+ degree temperatures made news, so did many other things. Here’s a quick look at some of the top stories that made news right here in Pasadena and the San Gabriel Valley this past week: A fire ignited Tuesday afternoon at the...

Open House on Saturday, May 15th to Help Small Businesses, Individuals Solve Tax Problems

Open House on Saturday, May 15th to Help Small Businesses, Individuals Solve Tax Problems

May 5th, 2010

The Internal Revenue Service will host a nationwide Open House on Saturday May 15 to help small businesses and individuals solve tax problems. Approximately 200 IRS offices, at least one in every state, will be open May 15 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. local time. IRS staff will be available on site or by telephone to help taxpayers work through their problems and walk...