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A Caltech alumna comes home, ‘igniting’ hope among new students (opens the original)
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Walking through orange, teal and white balloon arches, a few hundred students file into the Beckman Auditorium at Caltech’s convocation on Friday, Sept. 25. The convocation ceremony marks the official formal welcome to the school’s incoming undergraduate and graduate students. Faculty and staff stood, clapping to welcome in the new group of students. The theme of the convocation centered around collaboration and teamwork — important themes in a student’s journey of hard work and innovation at th
This Norwalk high school is really good at civic education – says the state’s chief judge (opens the original)
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In a jam-packed school gymnasium, Norwalk High School was honored with the 2026 California Civic Learning Award of Excellence on Tuesday, Sept. 15, courtesy of the state’s chief justice. The award recognizes the school’s commitment to student engagement and civic learning, and is one of the state’s highest honors for civic education, officials said. The award is part of the state’s Constitution Month and emphasizes efforts to prepare students for an active democratic participation as they age. T
With FEMA funding deadline looming, wildfire survivors fear loss of case managers (opens the original)
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Dozens of Eaton fire survivors, case managers, elected officials, and clergy stood together at the Eaton Fire Collaboratory on Sept. 10, urging federal officials to release funding for California’s Disaster Case Management Program. The $10 million funds, allocated for the Federal Emergency Management Agency — an agency under the United States Department of Homeland Security — have yet to be dolled out, organizers said. The Disaster Case Management Program provides case managers who help with thi
At an Altadena cemetery, a displaced theater group has ‘a blast’ keeping the show going (opens the original)
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Under hot starry summer nights, larger-than-life plant props move to live vocals as actors from the Altadena Music Theater perform “Little Shop of Horrors” for sold-out audiences. The nearby cemetery and headstones are a fitting outdoor setting for the horror-comedy following a down-on-his-luck florist as a strange new discovery suddenly changes his life. The Altadena Music Theatre opened its first season post-Eaton fire, with “Grease” — written by Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey — which ran Aug. 6
‘We put blood, soul, tears …’: Monrovia dog grooming business faces uncertainty after car crashes through building (opens the original)
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On Sunday, June 21, Azusa resident Michael Delgado was enjoying a Father’s Day brunch with his in-laws when he got a call any business owner dreads. Around 10 a.m., Delgado’s landlord called to inform him a car had crashed through the building of Delgado’s business. Delgado owns Happy Paws Dog Grooming in Monrovia, where he’s been providing grooming services for over a decade. The large car, which appears to be a Jeep or a truck from videos the business posted on Instagram, most directly hit Dev
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