Lisa Jacobs

Volunteers picked up the usual trash suspects: plastic water bottles, cellophane wrappers, cigarette butts and misplaced clothing items.

The money, from a $5 million grant from LA County Supervisor Janice Hahn, could cover alternative energy sources, temporary housing and home hardening efforts.

People keep congratulating me. I don’t entirely understand why. I recently announced my retirement to staff members and colleagues at Southern California New Group.

It was 1985 when Mike Brown from Monrovia offered his daughter Sindee a job that would transform her life.

With an array of funky, quirky, elegant floats, we gave a look at what might get people buzzing on Rose Parade day, Jan. 1. Here is a glimpse at some possible talkers.

With an array of funky, quirky, elegant floats, we gave a look at what might get people buzzing on Rose Parade day, Jan. 1. Here is a glimpse at some possible talkers.

Instead of waking up to smell the coffee on New Year's Eve morning, Johnny Magallanez was one of the first of hundreds to smell the roses.

Several floats made at Phoenix Decorating Company in Irwindale begin their journey to Pasadena’s Rose Parade on New Year’s Eve. It’s a parade before the parade, with its own fans …

Giant grinning gator, roving aliens, sweetheart bees or kindhearted lion cubs?

Parade-watchers first thought the protest was a parade entry. Then, they realized it was a Free Palestine protest that had worked its way briefly into the procession.